The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-08-30
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E,vER4AET- Ex-Congressza james g Evsu-
hzrt died At West Chester, IA, Aus. a a.. EEsE-
hart Tasvsry popular with ali who knev hin. "a
Waa isEyeE, sn3 admitted 70 practices ia Ls&8.
Three years later he went OF an extended tour q
Europe. Asia and Africa tie x a. ahazEt for larss
years On Eis return hs resumed his profession.
bat reiiaquished IN 1870 When the wax q sEe 70
oelion broke out he. IA 1852, RAISED company %
nine-mOElbs men and finally rose TO the rank %
Major He was brilliant aud finished SEiser, aRa
contributed many gems tC hfsERtU-s.
SEEEzE.-Disd at the Estlonal Military H0Hs,
Dayton o. Aug. 10 Capt. John Z. Steers, Co. K zzsa
HI, and Co. O. l8ta H., aged - years. he
long n sufferer from cancer IL the stCnaaeh rosa
w hich he died At one time Capt Ssssre OUTS
prominently known in the West as ths lightning
Calculator" he Els0 complied and issued zlasa
volume while kere-''T Hone Guide ''-ths. bad
quite an extensive sale Es was much respected,
and was buried b. Veteran POst, No. 9. WITH al
HoYr-Diad at his home n Los Angeles. Cal,
Aug. G. David O. Hoyt, f. his Ssh year CoGlzGds
Hoyt served during the Rebellion q Co I-s5a Nal
was mustered ont as Sergeant-AI2iOr. and ~ ths
time Of bis deSth was hoDorsd member G
Frank Bartlett Post. No. s. and wa oUzled undeg
the auspices o. ths Poss II als osaa-le- sesR
Cemetery.
County, KY Aug. lS, john ", Aciliroy. ia IA
4zsh year Of his age. COnarads McElEcy served ~
q veteran IN Co. 4, 18TH by, and was hOGoE-
ably discharged July IS, l5o5- he joined CrcxtOa
Post, No. g. Department 0E AsntucSy, Dec. o. tss,
and for Ave years faithfully served the Order as
Adiut8nt. The kind patay Of comrades q
/ rendered the bereaved EidoE aud children
e. Of Brishts disease Of the kidneys, Joseph SINE
uers aged s. yasrs be served Ia Co u, 5Lst Ohio
SCossBY.-WilIisu H seorsby, CO. z, 1l5th ~
Y, died as his home II ssrAsofus + diboa e., ss
Y. Aug. g. aged 4 yeaEs- The funeral vas attend
Cd by tle members of G}s!pin Post Of which Ccus-
/ rsde Seorsby was an holcred and worthy meanbsg.
Tho crE,rslies OF EgIrTaII Post attended in body
| to pay their LAST tribute q love to one whom
/ they knew as hOnoEed citizen and true soltisE
There can be no eulOgy written upon the Geata q
orr cCg0Fads which viii ETaat % HIN ahe many
/ eeilent qualities Of Elanheod with which Ae saa
/ endowed. He Wss beloved by AL VINO Knew hlaa-
/ His memory VIII Do ever elleFisAed loF sas IL
tense and loyal devotion pa1a 70 q trUe snd nooks
/ wife snd thsE grand old u2osher, Who RlOQzn the
/ loss of fond husband and dutlful son. After Ia
var yyss ended CaElra3e Sc0rsb5 united with sha
army of temperance. His iBteuss loyalty % hia
comrades aud 70 the Old lag during Ills long sefy-
lee led TO sacrifices that produced disease lreza
which he has been a constant sufferer ever since,
n last passing from this life aud entering the g. en8
ranks of the great majority In the Grand Army
/ above.
| AsH.-Brazi Ash = EnsnbeF Of Gen. Burnside
4 Post, No. H. died ~ his residence near Oekess
OAK recently, Of Inflammation Of the oeH sta.
/ Cop,raaie ash was born in Nav York state IN Ie2e
| making him in his SD year he vas veteran q
/ two wars both the Mexican and war Of tG5 rebel
| service q pF1vzta OF Co A, list n 4, jay ~
IS52 end Wa mustered out Corporal IL august
1850 he was wounded II tle TAt urS-a41 z ifo-ls
o. Petersburg lie was Dfle-- IA me <ffs---1 AE--y
I lot at Hillside CeHstery by eea. Burnslea Eoss.
Ihsrs very large attSndszIleS Of Old sGlier5,
and the beautiful and impressive service Of IA
Order was used. He was laid % his lat rss. - =
soldier should be, receiving at the h2acis Of ais
! comrades every tribute Of reapset
1 ADAALs.-zJohn s. Adams, Wcil-kl0VFa citizen ef
Camden y. J.. died IT his hczos A. q. CT paral y8s
Il the braa sc the sge Of Sc. sitter Illness Of two
t weeks lie WAS horn In Phiasdelp hia. and afseE
/ tie war removed 10 Camden. lie was a uleElnaE
OF the North Baptist Church. T. n k Lee j., Posi-,
No s. and Of the Shifler Hose and Old Pioneer ftr8
/ Department Of Philadelphia Re leaves uLfB
/ and four childrea-
EDwABBs.-A. II. Edwards, member q tia
| famous Pennsylvania % Byektuia,' died AZ sew
/ ard Neb. of typhoid fever which he contEalEed
| while ia Libby Pri5Ca. tie served tive terms a.
/ Commander Of Seward Post, aaG Rsls nOuOred aad
1 respected By all mis- comrades
+ FARWELI.-CseoFre e. tarweli, 2 member Of TIA
LIST n H. Ii. A., died a. his home Ia Milford, y H.
I Aug To- ofaPoplexy. aged - years. lie vas Coma
| nIander Of o. ". I4uu Post.
/ PIIAAN.-Tk01sas {. Pitnlan, Co q, 18th =. Il,
/ died 81 Barnstead, n. IL, Aug. 4. aged %.
| Observation-Disclosures horiaTty died AZ
Manchester, y. IL. Aug IL, Of hcGrs disease, ssed
GS years. lie was E2eBlbez Of Co. l., sth r. h.
| also q member OF Louis Bill Posi-
/ WLLEISs.-Charlea L. VI ilkias, o New Boston.
! N. IL. was drowned IN the river At this place on
/ the evening OF Aug. -. He vas memb9r Of Go.
b. S1h n II. and Louis Bill Pest, Of 4lanefe5ter-
/ ALLEE.-Lesler IL. Alien. one q tas Hs0as -
spsoted and wsll-knoWR citizens Cf FarHlsfsi3zlp
n IL, died Aug Is % congestion Of tie 9rig a q
a years. He Was : msHabsT Of sRe = n H.