The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-13
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THKNATIONAL TRIBUNE viii insert briefO obituary
notices Tree Of charge and invites the comrades
will please follow. as far possible, lhe form Of
notices as they appear below.
ANDREws.-Al his home In Brumheld, Seb. -
ceutiv Of eolssuRption VIM. K Andrews Co q
95th y ", aged 60. After the war he moved %
Illinois and then 10 Nebraska, aad lac was highly
respected by all the citizens OF bis town lis
funeral WAS under the auspices of star Post. a.
HEFFEEAS.-At Joseph ore o.. =, Of co-Ecs-
ton q the lungs, " IA. J. HSiierau. uEse 10 Com
rnds HeisrTan was born IN Ireland, but served
over half Of hjs mature years ia The service Of this
OF his life ia them lie member Of the
Loyal Veteran Legion AMI Robert Wainwrighs
Post, 46i, Erie. Pa Ills funeral under the
auspices Of john +. Reynolds Post, - haviHg iied
ia their jurisdiction wHie on snort WISH - hiz
sister. he leaves wife and two daughters.
AEMUUE--At the Hospital for the Insane IN
Mount Pleasant. Iowa sept -, principally frogn
the exposure and hagd-hIps endured = hi.e iu re
service. Thomson Armour, Co. G., san Iowa Cav,
aged -. He a member II 4. II. Abbott Post,
SiS and that Post, assisted by the W T. C. and Dem
mark Post, hah charge II Ghs funeral. lie leaves
a wIsc and three children.
NYATr.-At his home, in Clyde. o., sept. 50 from
the effects of awOund received AZ abe battle of Get
ty-burE. Marvin h. wyatt, Co h. sab OHIO, aged
- prce,sr,! was for many years "a subscriber and
IA, Interested reader OF THE NATIONAL IRIBUNs-
lie was u member Of Eaton Post, GS, and that Foss
attended the funeral. lie leaves = VIE and iouS
children.
RIcHAKns.-At his home Ia HALEY, Idaho Oct.
81 from tine effects of an attack of Ia grippe, from
which he never fully recovered +. r. Richards,
2d Me. l. ~. aged a. AT the Time OF his death hs
was Deputy District Clerk, and the members of The
bar of The court 10 which lie was attached passed
set OF suitable resolutions on bis DEATH lie Was
member of T. ID. Baker Post, of Wn7rh he Adj
jutaut for the past four years and mat Post ~
tended his funeral IN a body lie leaves wife aud
three children.
DAxA-At the Soldiers Home Santa Monica.
Cal, sept. :, John Z. Dana Co. r. Ssh Cal he
horn Ia Denmark, and at the time of his death hS
was a member of Frank Bartlett Post, s.
MCCoY-At his home ia Kansas City No.,
recently, Andrew J Mccoy, 4Ih U.s.. aged So. Ha
WAS with Gems. Butter and Banks, aud au June 5,
1901, he was promoted 20 Lieulruaut. BE became
n Captain May %, lS63 AND iu March, is65, be
reached the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel. Afier the
war he elreted Department Commander o.
WISCONSIN q A. t. and 9hc time OF his death M
was a member OF abe Grand Army. FarraEut aud
George NJ Thomas Posts utteutrd the funeral. lis
leaves four Sons ard sn adopted dang tcr
NEISs.-At HIs hsme, IN Sou4ervIiie, Mass Oct
Is Of complication Of disease OF tGe heart and
paralysis, David l. Neiss, ith Mass, aged Is. Tie
was a member OF Willard G.. kiusiey Pest, $50 OF
the Boston Veteran FiremeB's Association and OF
the Veteran Fusileer Association; delegation
from the Fuseers aud kinsiey Post attending tina
funeral. lie leaves e wife and three children.
DAVts.-At his home, In New York, Oct -, Gen
L.. A. Davis. Lieutenant. OH y. Y lie entered tho
service as Lieutenant and was promoted 10 Captain
Oct. l. 1861. Ee-eniisted and became Major Of The
l53i y Y, Nov. H. 1862, and later reached the
rank II Colonel, Mty l. 1853. For gallant and
-Encritorious services ut the battles OF Opequan,
Fishers Hill and Middletown he WAS made BreveA
Morgan Post. 2Oi, and that Post attended hiB
funeral.
PEsKE.-At Washington. d. G.. Oct 81, James &
Peske. Cumrad2 FeHke committed suicide, and
hurried Ia Abingdon furragut Post, TO. and
Union Lodge. %, i. o. o. r., attended the funeral,
nud tire rltul of the G.A.it, read at the grave
by the Department. ChaPIuia. great many off,
Gers OF the Department oi the rvtcnac we've press
ent Al the funeral