The National tribune., 1889-12-05
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wooDs.-At his home, in Noble township NFiah
recently, j. w Woods, Co III, sSth Ind and ca. ID,
IiSih Ind, aged 46 ears. He was a member Of ii
G.. Bennett Post. No. n.
ELLswoRTH.-At MechanicsviiIe. n. Y, Nov. &
aner short Illness, EphFam ID. Ellsworth, Captain
U. :. A., retired aged 80 years. He came OF good
old Revolutionary stock, his father having entered
that army at the early age Of Is years. COmrsds
Ellsworth was the father of Col Elmer f Els
worth, of the New York ZOusves. who was killed
in Alexandria, Va, in ls6l. President Lincoln ap-
pointed him Captain in the Ordnance Depart
ment. and he was assigned to duty as Military
Storekeeper Al Fort Monroe. Va. where he served
until 1895 when he appointed Custodian OF The
U. ) Barracks and Military Reservation as Vsrgsu-
mes. VI He was retired June % lSs2
PArTERsOS.-At Ulysses, n. Y, John PAstsrson,
Co. A, sd N Y, aged g. years.
JULIAS.-At his home, near Carthage, III, Nov.
10 of consumption, Erasius p Julian aged So ysara
and 10 months He first enlisted In the s0th IN,
and served nine mOnthS when ne was discharged
for disability. He came home and recruited Co. K
of the ll9th H. serving as its Captain thres
years He n member Of Alexander Sympson
Post, No as. Leaves wife
NIiScK--At his home, near Caldwell. Kan, Nov.
10 of Jaundice David Miniek. Co f. 5lst Ohio, aged
50 years He was member Of Upton Post No y.
Leaves a wife and several grown children.
PEAsE-At Chester Center. Mass, Nov. Q. Geo
Pease, Co. @, S7th Mass, aged IS years
STovER--At his home. In Aurora Springs, No.
recently, Col. John II. Slower. He enlisted As
private the outbreak Of the war and was rapidly
promoted until he attained the rank OF Colonel q
The Is4Ih Pa He leaves wife and daughter.
MoKsE-At his home, IN Lower Salsm, o. Oos.
y.
Morse enlisted musician IN Co l. 36th Ohio, In
Aug, 1861 being then in bis SD year and dis
charged September, 1854. on account Of expiration
Of term Of service. lie had Ave sons in the army
one OF whom killed in the battle OF Lynohburx.
His remains were buried by T. ]. Stanley Pest No.
90 OF which he was Chaplain a. the time q his
death.
LEw-At Michigan City, Ind Nov e. OF paraly-
sis Morren Lew, Co. G, lSth Ind. aged AZ years
GARIs.-At Washington Courthouse. o, Nov. ~,
Conrad Garis, Colonel lGSth Ohio. aged s. years.
ODoM--At Palmer, Fla, recently. Of congestion
of the brain, Geo NJ Odom, 5Ist H. aged IS years.
He was taken prisoner during the war aud confined
In AndersOnville-
PoMERoY.-At Chambsrsburx. Pa, Dec. I, Of
erysipelas. Rev. John Jay POmeroy, ID. D. AGED So
The disease which terminated so fatally resulted
from injuries received three weeks ago IN falling
through unfinished porch while making a par
ish call. Daring the War he was Chaplain frss Of
the Sd Pa. Reserves and afterwaFd Of The I95th PA
and the first Chaplain of the Military Order OK
the Loyal Legion ftke United States, having besn
elected In Philadelphia In 1850, and served for
year
SourHARD.-At Greeley, Colo. Nov. s. Of abseesa
OF the liver EFastus III. SOuthArd Co X. l6lat Ohlos
aged AZ years. He WAS a charter member Of u. 8
Grant Post; leaves q wife and two children.
SHARP.-At Valparaiso. Ind, Nov. IL, john h
Sharp, Co. E l30th Ind He was trying 70 save the
life OF q companion who had fallen into we'll
when no was overcome by foul air and suffOcated.
WArsos.-At Ansel, KY, recently Thos. w atsons
Captain, Co. d, l5th KY. Cav. lie was ehAEsee
member Of James Humphrey Post and also BE-
longed to the Masonic fraternity.
THoMPsOS-At his home In Auburn, N. Y, Goa
g. Capt Henry @. Thompson, Go. III. sab y. 8. Inf,
slst y. Y, and I6lh ". Y. Art Hewas printer By
trade.
recently, Michael ShaE;rAu, Co. O, I'd O. 8. O. He
was killed while digging for 3 barn. He leaves q
wife aud two childTen-