The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-04-17
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PALXER.-At MOnlyilIe. be. Feb. T. Of injuries
received In the service. Geo. ID. Palmer. Co j., lss
Me. Cav, aged 60 years. lie was = member OF z.
H. Br'd-treet Post, no H. Liberty. No lie
was Second Mate Of tlIe bark VIM. G. Alden lha
first vessel ;i-t sailed from Belfast BE, %
California, Dec. 5, lsi9. He also made two tips
around the world.
EvASs.-At GreenviIc. H. March 10. Of heart
disease. VIM. N. Evans, Co. F, l3jth H.. aged Il
years lie was member % Colby Post, No. Sol,
and was buried under the auspices Of that oTs-ss-
iz.4lion.
RoBa.-At Beaver Falls. Pa. March "A. Al-eraon
fobo, Co. A, e-d Pa Comrsde Robo committed
suicide by shooting himself In the head with q
shotgun. Family troubles are said 20 have led TO
the act
RIGGIS.-At his home. near Peucoastburz o.
Feb. IS, Of pneumonia. Jeremiah j. Riggin. ser
geant, Co. @, li8,h Ohio aged - years
CLAEK-At his home, III East Toledo. o.,
Gently, OF lung trouble contracted IN the army,
Willis r Clark, Sergeant. 90. j. iish Ohio. aged
- years He was a charter member Of Ford Post,
No. H. and was buried under tile auspices OF thai
organization hundred comrades followed ths
remains 10 The grave.
WELCa.-At Fonda. lows. recently, Martin
Welch, Co. ]. llslh y Y. aged s. years. lie wa
buried by Fonda Post No SIS
SAIrH--At his home, in Buffalo. y Y, March Il
Howard NJ. Sulith, Co. 3, lSIh y. Y and Ist y Y.
Dragons, aged 81 years lie was member Of
Bidwen Wikesou Post No.
TALLApAY--At his home, IN Kalamazoo City,
Mich, recently, from the effects Of EunshOB
wound in the shoulder. Thou,ss X. TalIaday Co.
{, Isl Mich. :. = He was member OF circuit Post,
No. -, and WAS buried under The auspices Of that
DEcKEE--At Knapp, Wis. Jan IS, Of pneumonia,
Peter l. Decker, Corporal. Co. G, 9th y. Y. Cav,
non Post, 40. Iis. and served twice a. Its Tom
mandeF beside filling other Offices he WAS its
Commander az the time of his death. Leaves =
widow and six children.
CALHOoS.-At Cortland. III, March II Andrew
CHihooR, aged So years. He served in the Of
1872 and WAS AZ Detroit with Hull when the latter
surrendered; was also with Gen. VIM. Henry HAIR
risOn at the siege OF IT. Meiggs He had i've sons
IN the late War. lis father served IN the Eeyo.g-
tiouaTy
OvERTOy-At Bridgeport. Conn March . Al
bert W. OyeTton. Co. NJ. lst Conn II. A.
TREAF--At Bridgeport, Conn, April 8, Horace
Treat, Co. +, 9th Conn.
IIrTLE-At Nevada City, Cal March I, from
wounds received IN service. Ludo b. Little, Capt
Co. \, 9Th y H., aged 81 years. tie was Past Conn
maudeT 81 Chattanooga Post, No. rs. and was one
OF IL most earnest and active members.
ESLER--At Mechanie-tOwn. Nd, Jan. =, Isa-
phael K Eyler, Co l., 9Th Nd, aged - years, 10
months. He was prisoner Of war eight months
Leaves a wife and five children.
JEFFRIEs.-At las home, ia NJ. Pleasant, O Dec
- of heart failure Edwin I. JcfIries co. F. sab
Ohio. He was - charter member of ,. :. Upde-
graf Post. No. SD. and was AdutaEt ~ the %
his death.
CHAFty.-Ai Liyonia, n. Y, March 3, Willard ;.
Chaplin, lS6th y. Y.
KLEIy.-At his home. near Iz.rued. Kan. Feb.
IS OF disense contracted u the service Louis i leia
Co. Il, sd ONO. aged q years. lie buried by
r. +. Larued Post No. 5, of which he was m hoI.-
orrd member. Leaves "A wife ard children
NoLSEyAUD.-At Hszleton, Pa, March 3 81
Bright's disease, G. J. NoIkeu1uj. Go, X 47th Pa.
aged 80 years. lie WAS metiber Of IsotHsou Post,
No -, and bad held the position of Commander.
Before his death he requested that his funeral
should be conducted By the Grand Array which
was done
DURYEA-At EIu,ira, y Y, FEB Is. Of consump-
ton, Virgil Y. pHrysa Co. a, li7th y. Y. He vas
a member OF Post No. lbs.
SALLEy.-At his huule, in seely MINI, Feb. II.
Dauyie SaIley, 60. H. Ilth Nian., az-rd As yssrs.
tic senior Vice Commander OF Ash Post No.
8. Alden, Mimi. Leaves q wife and i've children
BErrZuCEH-At burlington, Wis, Feb. =, II
pneumonia, Andrew Bet.zue-h. Serge Go. ]. E5lh
Wis lie was a member ui Luther Crane Post No
9pl under whose auspices his funeral WIS conducted.
DAvIs.-At GTeenSii'e, Tenn, recently, Capt.
Thomas Davis. Co. r Ith IenE., aged - wears. Al
the breaking Of the he his lot for the
Stars and stripes. and while crossing the mount
aims To the Federal army was Cuu,ed from " hicl
he had been a great sufferer. lie was a charter
member Of burnside Post, No. 5. aud was inferred
with GAR. honors.
RICH-At his horne, in Buffalo, y V Feb. o.
Hiram W. Rich, 60. \, Ssh y, y, aged 81 years,
lie member Of BiJwell- w ilSeson Post, No. 3.
lONG.-At Paris, III, Feb. :, Emanuel Long. Co
4, 9Th III Cav. lie was member Of pri-SeU Post.
HAMyLroS.-At his housc ira Saginaw. Mich,
March 4, aiter long and paiatuI illness. T. p.
Hamilton, Go. a, llth Cav aged 50 years Tie was
a member of Gordon Granger Post, No. - Leaves
"a wife and two children.
WuKIN-At his home. near Dell Roy, o, Feb.
s. of IA complication Cf diseases Rev. John u. VII
kin, Co. |, 9sth Ohio, agei - years lie lost an
arm at the hattie Of Perryville. Ky Was mean
her of ". A. McAiIister Post Leaves wles.thTes
daughters and one son
| NIANGaUH-At hi, home. near Chester, H.. Feb.
| % OF injuries received during the war. John 81.
Mangruu. Go. y, I'D III. He was meaber o.
Post No Oh
DALAI hts home, near WsuSon. Iowa Feb.
% OF heart disease. Daniel Dial Co H. 10th u. -,
aged 81 Yeats uii@ months. lie leaves a wife and
three chiltren.
FIIMoEE.-At his home, In Monticello, MIMI,
Feb - OF consumption, r. II. Fillmore, Lieutenant,
Co, T. 10Th IT,, ased Sc years. HE member
OF ScdgwiclS Post, No s. aud served two years ~
its UuarteTnaster, declining re ecctioh ON 40
count OF i'll he;,lth. tie was buried under the as-
spices OF tht Posl