The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-01-12
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CLEvELAND.-D7ei at his home. ia West sixty
nrst street, New York. Dee. 81, Warner Cleveland
1916, and graduated from Castleton College VT in
1877. He had s. lucrative practice in New York az
the breaking out Of the war, bat was ardent
Union man ana gave u up 70 become surgeon IN
the o7th y. Y, the Brooklyn Rifles lie re-
manned with the s7th until il almost ami
Inflated At fredericksburg and then WA transferred
to the 51tn ". Y. He WAS a prominent 1fas1a aud
an active member of Hancock Post G. AR
HESDEIoKs.-Died at his home in shel5yviIls
Ind, Jan. l, Of lung fever aged So James Hem
bricks. Comrade Hendricks enlisted IN the 5lss
Ind and served there ereditably until promoted
into another regiment. He was a brother Of the
late EicePresident Hendricks and is the lass o he
family. being The third % die within year.
HART.-Capt. David d. Hart, who had been for
~ years paying teller OF the Pacific Bank, died AZ
his residence, 30 West Twenty-eighth street New
York City, Jan. g. At the outbreak Of ne war
Capt Hart who was then and I'D 10 the time Of a.
death member Of the Old Guard, went south
with that organization which was attached 70 the
list n g. 5 n Z. Al the battle Of Bgii Gun be
received a severe wound which incapaeitafed him
Tor further military service and upon his recovery
ne returned TO his position in the bank The officers
OF the Pacific Bank pay high tribute 70 Capt.
Har. ndeiiay, and say that a more trustworthy
official never served with that institution He
leaves a widow but children.
BoDESHAA--Capt. W. BOdenhaun, 9th No., died
Dec q at the residence Of his son IN yetzfer CO.
Mo- aged 60 years He did exeelIeut service dur
ing the war, and was Provost Marshal Of the 18th
District OF Missouri during portion Of that time
OwES.-Frazier W Owen, Co. C. 65th III. died
at Independence, No., IN November lsst aged IS
years.
wALLISGFoRD. Perry Wallingford. sth Ky.
Cav, died Dec az Independence, Mo-. Of con-
sumption. resulting from bullet be received IN
DASIELs-Francis Daniels, Co. Il, III Mich, died
Dec 2 at Grand Rapids, Mich, a. the State Sol
ToMPKINs.-AIbers W. Tompkfns. Co. A. Oh R.
L. died Dec 80 at his home in WaIEham, Mass
APeAR--Capt- r. d. Apgar died at Oakland,
Cal, Dee q Of heart disease. He was charter
member Of Lincoln Post, OF san Francisco.
BRISGER:-Fred A. BEingerr Co. A, 18th IL,
AdiHtant of Menke Post died Jan. 1 at La Grange,
Mo- OF heart disease, resulting fron service du ring
the
DAvIs.-.Norman Davis, 42d No.. died at Pollock,
Mo-, Dec % Of heart disease. He served during
the early part Of the war in the Missouri STATE
Militia, and, at the time of his death was mem
Der of Gen H. Blunt Post, Of La Grange, Of which
he was Chaplain. He was g years old.
SLEEPER--James T. Sleeper, Sergeant, Co. E
18th H., died at Palestine H. Dec "a OF
paralysis. he was buried BY harrington Post Of
which he was member He was % years Of age.
HUssEY-pr. David J. Hussey First Lieutenant
l44th Ohio, died Dec 3at his residence IN Bedford,
Iowa eomrade sends a touching memorial Of
the dead soldier, in which ne says that he was al
ways ready to share his last bareback and blanket
with officer man. He leaves a family.
REEyEs.-WiIliam Reeves Co. l. I7th Wis. died
Dec. q at Mineral Point, Wis, aged 40 years leav-
ing wife and seven children. He was a member
OF Gen. H. Leggett Post, which Post attended his
funeral.
GILLErTE-A B. Gillette, 5th H. Art, died last
month At juneau, Wis, aged 60 years He was
member of j. II Ely Post, Department Of WiseOn-
/ sin.
| TEBBE.-William Tebbe. Mo. State militia a
member of George d. Mcclellan Pest of Morgans-
| Vile Kan, died at that place Dec. 8
JOHNsoN.-JOhn o. Johnson, Co. G., 7th Mass
Cav, died November last at st. Andrews Bay, Fla
l Of disease contracted during the war.
DALzELL--AbFam W. DalzeH Co. ], 18th Ind
died al Mount Vernon, Ind, Dee ., aged 81 years
| He was member of John x. Highman Post, No.
/ AIS, Of the Departments of Indiana
/ CUSNISGHAM.-Frank Cunningham Co F, l2ih
/ n Y Cav, was murdered in December for a iargG
/ amount of money that he had IN his possession
/ tie was q Lieutenant IN his Tegiment and was
/ captured at Plymouth, y. c.. in April, 1854 and
| was not exchanged until the ended.
/ PLATr.-Esobert P. Piatt. Co. ]. 9th Ohio. died
/ during New Years week at his home in Painfeld,
/ o.. aged g. he was a member Of Workman Post.
GAR.
| WoODHOUsE.-GeoFge ". WoOdhouse, Corporal,
4 Co. K 23d Pa, died Dec. q, aged 50 years. Hs
/ was member Of ID. B. Birney Post, Departments
| of Pennsy lvania-
/ BARATTE-Herman Ba-atte, Co. K 21st Mich,
died Dec. 10. aged 50 years He was an Inmate OF
the Soldiers Home in Dayton, and Was on farlOugh
| at the time of his death.
/ SULLIvAN-John Sullivan, Co. A, IIth y. J., and
Co A. 18th U. s Inf, died at the Soldiers Home Il
| Dayton New fears morning Of consumption he
| was % years of age
| PEFsCH-Carl Petscb Co. G., I'd Ind. Cav, died
Jan l at the Soldiers Home in Dayton nom lung
disease contracted during the war At the age OF 10
6OODWIN.-DF. ". r. Goodwin, Eth H. Cav
died at his home in ROeSbFidge, H. Dec "A Com
/ rade Goodwin has been a sufferer Tor over year-
| He leaves wife and family Of eight children.
| DEER-Peier Derr, Co. ], o7th Pa died Dec. ID at
| Nanticoke, Pa.
EsBERr.-JamesJ. Fbbert. Signal Corps, Q. s. A,
1 died last month at Liverpool, Pa
| MORRU.-Dr. T. G.. Morris, formerly Surgeon
list Pa. died in December at his home in Liver
pool, Pa
! IoSG-Ephraim O. Long. Co. l. 18th Pa. Cav,
died at Liverpool, Pa, Dec Is.