The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-12-18

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forward same. To facilitate handling. comrades
viii please follow, as far "a possible the form ~
notices a. they appear below
TEUySELL.-Near Milford Center. o. recently OF
disease contracted while in the service Frank
TruHnel, Co. III, 18th U. s., aged y. He was q
member IN good standing Of Silas KimbalI Post
so, and that Post attended the funeral
SODEN.-At Long Branch City n J. Nov q
james b. Morris Post, l6.
BRowS.-At Long Branch City, n j. Nov. o
Euichlus Brown, Co. c., lst n. j. Cav The funeral
WAS under the auspices Of James b. Morris Post As.
CLAICH-At Potter Wis. recently, Of lung dis
ease, ferd. UriCh Co. II, 18th Wis aged 81 Hs
was member of r. W. Gibbs Post Do and an
odd Fellow, and both organic cations attended ths
funeral He leaves n wife and large family.
GILPATR1CK.-At DixOnville Pa. Nov o. Of
heart disease, y. r. OpatricS Co b, Ist Pa Cav.
battalion six monthsl aged S. He was "a mem
Der Of John Pollock Post, 90 and the funeral was
under The auspices Of thai Post.
HELa-Negr Columbia City, Ind. Nov. q OF
paralysis, Joshua Helm. Co. X, l2gth Ind. He was
a member Of George w. Slough Post 1871 and his
remains were followed 20 the grave By that Post
SHTH,-At Lancaster, o. Nov. H. William j.
SWlth, aged %. He was a member OF Ben Butter
held Post, ~, which Post attended the funeral.
FAUGHMAN-At hospital in New Haven Conn,
recently, OF paralysis John taughmau, Co. ]. 9th
KuLOY-At Now Haven, Conn.,, Dee J. Michael
Kill0y Co. f, 9th Conn. He was a veteran OF ina
AeNie'sn war aud was member OF Harry c. Aier-
win Post.
PIcKEr-At vevay, Ind, Nov 16. OF pneumonia.
Theodore Picket, Co. @. Sd Ind. Cav He was 2
member OF Maj. Patton Post lj7, which Post buried
the remains
MELCHEsT.-At Chicago. H.. Nov. q, Albert J.
Melchest, Acting Ensign, U. 8. ~ agod So He
served IN the North Atlantic aud West Gulf SQUAD
ron during the war. AT the close OF the war ne
entered the u. >. Revenue Marine as Lieutenant
In which service he remained for some time. Later
he became lumber merchant. His remains wers
Inferred under the auspices Of the Masonic faier-
nifty, OF which he was a member. wife and four
children survive him.
GElMEs.-At Stockbridge, Aich Nov o. from
the effects OF surgical operation the Euee-joint
Andrew ID. Grimes, Co. G, 18th Mich The disease
which caused the operation on the knee Of Conn
rade Grimes WAS caused by typhoid fever con-
traced while IN the service lie was a charter
member of 6. III. Ewing Post 203 was its firsb
Commander and at the time OF his death he
the Commander.
CAMPBELL.-At Lees Summit. No, Nov @. Of
hennOFrhsges. caused from the effects OF a gunshos
wound OF the right lung received at the battle Of
Fort Donels0n James B. Campbell, Co c. 8th H.,
aged 3d. He was commissioned as Postmaster at
Lees summit in 1865 held the same up to Clevs-
lands Administration, and commissioned
again by President Harrison His funeral was
conducted under the auspices Of the knights Of
Pythias. He leaves a wife and four children.
GARDINER.-AI stephens City, Va, Nov. 81 VIM.
>. Gardiner Co Il, 18th Md, aged IS. He was a
charter member of MulligRn Post, co aud that
Post, besides attending the funeral, passed apprO-
pirate resolutions ON the untimey death of the de-
ceased. He leaves wife aud several small
children.
hEfLIN6EB.-At NAV6FlY, llL.r Nov. 70. OF lung
fever, J. T. kcpiinger, Go. c. l0lst III. He
member Of John w. Ross Post $751; and that Post
buried the remains.
8IATHER-At Springfield H.. Gen. Thomas 8.
Mather, of heart failure, aged 65 Al the outbreak
of the he Adiutant- General Of the State OF
Illinois, Gov. Wood having appointed him to that
position Oct % 1893. lie was commissioned Colo
mel Of the 2d Do. Art, Feb 2. 1862 and Sept -
1860, he breyctled Brigadier Geueral As Adj
jUtant-General he signed Grants commission when
he was appointed Colonel by Gov. Yates. For
several years Gen. Mather has been pension at
tOrney. His remains were taken to Hartford
Conn, the old home of the deceased, the Grand
Army, sons OF Veterans, aud two companies Of
Illinois National Guard escorting the body to the
depot.
XELowsKI-At Milwaukee Wis. recently. OF
heart disease, Dr. III. Xeiowski, lst ~ Y. lLincoInl
Cav, aged 50. Deceased had wonderful career.
He was a Poander by BIRTH and after being forced
TO leave his country he participRt la the Hum
enlisted in the Regular Army, and on the expira-
ton of his term of service he went to Texas where
he remained until the outbreak of The war. when.
having no desire TO join the Southern cause no
came North and enlisted ia the Union Army. lie
was promoted to Lieutenant and then Adjutant,
and served until unable on account Of sickness
He was a member Of Robert Chves Post, and
leaves wife aud seven children.
DoDGE-At Georgetown. ID. c., Nov. % Mai.
Charles Dodge, aged IS. During the war he held
the position or Additional PRymaser with the rank
OF Major. He WAS Collector Of Customs at the Port
of Georgetown.
HEINKR.-At Columbus Barracks Ohio. Nov "a
of Brighrs disease Capt Herbert c. Heiner, aged
81. He was appointed Second Lieutenant in the
I'd U. :. Q. H. Dec 26 1868; First Lieutsnans
JAN 25 1863; hOnorably mustered out Oct. Is 1855
appointed Second Lieutenant llth u. s., Feb. %,
1865 First Lieutenant July Is 1866 assigned TO
l3t T. $, July Is, 1859; Captain Sept % 1879 Dur
ing the war Capt Hcuer took part in the DahIgren
and Fitzpatrick raid Richmond and served
through the siege of Petersburg during which he
was twice wounded. He served on the frontier
against the Indians, and held several impoFtanE
EDWARDs.-At south Bethlehem, Pa, Nov 80, OF
pneumonia, James j. Edwards, aged "a. Deceased
was vel known pension agent While in the
service he lost "a leg.
TRACY.-At Providence. r. J., Nov. % Jack
Tracy, u. ). n, aged 81. Deceased was a police
man fOr The lasi 20 years of his life. He was in
the United States Navy for 20 years, being with
Perry at the taking Of Canton. He served on the
supply Saratoga, Colorado Roanoke,
Cumberland, Port Royal aud KineO.
He was on the Hartford with Farragut at the
passage Of the Mobile forts.
NOUNG.-At Dover, N. IT,, Dec. TO- Andrew III,
Young, Lieutenant aud Regimental Quariermaster,
4th n II. Nov %, 1867 he WIS promoted to Captain
ana Assistant Quarerm0ster, and in May 1864,
was made Major and Paymaster. For gallant and
neritorious services during the war he bre-
veted Lieutenant Colonel. He has been Collector
Of Internal Revenue, aud for the last seven years
Oh MS life he was Faymaster, U. ). "A.
SfOCKfON.-At Flint, Mich, Dec ., Col Thomas
W. Stockton. 10th Mich, aged 81 COmrade stock
ton graduated from the Military Academy and
entered the service Lieutenant lst u. >. Ia 1877.
During the Mexican war he was Colonel tst Mich,
aud at the outbreak of the rebellion he became
Colonel Of the 18th Mich He taken prisoner
prison for two months when he was exchanged.