The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-12-11
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FIyyEY.-At his home. in Plymouth. Mass. Nov
- Albert Il. Finney, SSH Mass He was a fns
musician, and was promoted from company SIu-
sician TO the leader Of the regimental band Ha
was member Of COllingwOod Post IS and tbak
Post attended the funeral
SAPP.-At bis home in Council Rluae. Iowa W.,
+ SHpp, Lieutenant Colonel, 2d Neb aged 66 FTe
was pioneer Of the West being mem Der Of liza
Nebraska Territorial Council RE served a. TFnifeJ
states District Attorney FOR Iowa under Grant and
was member Of the 10Th aud 47th Congresses
tKASCE.-At his home, in Pueblo COlO Nov IL
% luhs leSeI, Y. ". France, aged 81 He was
member OF Fitzpatrick Post, Al, and that Post at
tended the funeral. Deceased was doctor by pro-
iession, and went TO Colorado for practice.
RUsf-At his home, in Camden Me- Nov %
John ID. Rust, Lieutenant e olOneL SIN Ne ia
organized the sth Me-, and was elected to the rank
OF Lieutenant Colonel In january 1852. he was
promoted Colonel, and In March, 1865, for gallant
and meritOTlOus services during the war he was
made Brevet Brgadier-GeneraL
HUGHES his home, IN FRANKLIN Couaty,
AK, nov o. George Hughes Co. r. Cd Ark Cav,
COmrade Hughes was Commander OF Green Post
q, at the time of his DEATH and was buried with
6rand Army honOrs. ComTade Hughes was q
good soldier and highly esteemed citizen.
MERRIrr-At his home in Ash Grove No. Nov.
%, r. NJ Merritt, Sergeant, Co. f. Goth Ind Ho
was a member Of Ash Grove Post, ga but his re-
mains We're buried at Springfield, Mo-, under the
auspices Of McCroskey Post, BIO Of which he was
formerly member
HILL.-At his home, near Goshen, o.. Nov IA.
James Hill, lat u 3 Eng, aged 81 He was a
member Of Fitzpatrick Post. 10.
HEisrASD.-At his home, in Madison Wis Nov
-, suddenly, Hiram Hestand. Sergeant Co D.
18th Wis aged So. He was "A veteran school teacher
having taught l0i terms in Iowa, Minnesota and
Wisconsin. The funeral was conducted under the
wife and two children.
BEATFY--At his home, in Omaha, Neb. Nov. "A.
Aaron Beatty, Co. G, 10Th Iowa His remains were
81 Nah rHs0rVa- 3 H..
a member.
BLOM.-At his home, in Holland. Mich. Nov. IN
OF cancer. William BlOm, Co. L. 25th Mich. He
was member Of A. @. Van Raalte Post, 262 and
that Post attended the funeral and buried the re-
mains with GAR. hOnors
COSwAY.-At his home, I'm Louisville. Ky Nov.
% George w. Conway, Captain Co. l. 2Sth Ky
He was a prominent citizen of his city, and was
one Of the partners IN a large business iru.
SOPER.-At his home in Camden, n Y Nov s.
of gangrene, Amos Soper Captain, Co. x IS9th
y. T., aged %. He leaves a wife and three daugh-
tiers.
NIcKEE.-At his home in jackson. Miss, Nov.
IL, of complication Of heart trouble George C.
Mckee, Major, Ilth H. He was Receiver OF Public
Moneys at Jackson. and was quite a prOminens
man. He was well acquainted with many OF the
leading Generals of the war; and eniOved the honor
of being an intimate friend Of Gen. Grant.
WELCH.-At his home. In Aspen, Colo. Nov 2
Patrick We!eb, co. X. 10th ". ". III. A. He was
buried by Winheld scott Post 80.
ROBEKrs.-At hls home. IN West Grove, Pa,
Nov. TO- John b. Roberts, Lieutenant, Co. i, l2sth
Pa.
NIATHEsoS.-At hts home. in Elkhorn. Wis. OF
consumption, John MathesOn Co T. 18th Wis
aged i5 He was a we'll known business man. and
was regarded by the officers i'm his regiment as =
model soldier.
HEss -AtWashington. d. @. Nov 70. ofaspbvxia-
August Hess Co. III, 1O3d ". Y aged g. On the
night Of his death he retired after blowing out the
gas. which wasthe cause of his death. He was born
in Hessen, Germany well known in the city,
and wasa member of Fort BufOFd Post 2 Depart
ment Of Montana. His funeral was under the
auspices of the Grand Army Posts. Of Washington,
and the remains were inferred in Arlington.
STRONG.-At his home in Burlington. VI Nov.
Q, of consumption, Robert Q. Strong, aged 70. lie
served IN the war IN aeayalry regiment, and was
high Mason.
SERGEANr.-At his home. IN Fort Hamilton.
y. Y, Nov. -, OF consumption, Sewall Sergeant,
Major 10Th y. Y. Eng, aged So. He entered the
service as Lieutenant, but was rapidly promoted
to Captain, and then Major Of his regiment After
the war he practiced law until unable on accounts
OF sickness. HIS remains were taken TO Ea5tOn,
Pa. for interment He leaves a wife.
JOHNsON.-At his home, ia North Easton. Mass,
recently, VIM. 9. Johnson, 4th U. $, aged 80. His
funeral took place at the headquarters of Dahlgren
Post, 2. Of which he was a member, and the re-
mains We're taken to Boston for interment.
WALTER.-At his home in Washington D. O.,
Nov. l3, of brain trouble, Rudolph Walter, aged
81. He was born in Germany. and took a promi-
ncnt part in the He was Corresponding Sec
rotary for the 81. DOminio'5 Branch, Catholic
Knights OF America, and has been clerk in tho
War Departments ever since the end of the war.
He sent "A short time ago for his aged mother, who
lives in Germany to come on and see him, but he
died before her arrival and the funeral was de-
layed SO that the mother might see her son again.
DAvIDsON.-At his home, in Remington. Ind,
Nov "a Royal ID. Davidson. Captain, Co. T. 9th
XIV, and Co. O, lS9th Ind. goo daysl.
DAvIDsON.-At his home. la OsceOla. Iowa, Oct.
T. John II. Davidson, Corporal, Co. ID. 39th Iowa.
EvERfs.-At his home, near JerseyviIle, ILL.,,
Nov 20, Andrew #. Everts. lSith N. ". aged ~.
The funeral services were held under the auspices
of Lowe Post 90.
KLOCK-At his home. in Forestport r. Y Nov.
D. of heart disease contracted while in the service
Geo. j. Kloek, Co ID lot n. Y He left the service
with the rank Of Lieutenant. which he earned by
gallant and meritOriOus conduct. He was q mem-
Der Of Henry Wakes Post 1871; was formerly the
Commander of Il, and at the time of his death no
was Chaplain. The remains were escorted to tho
grave by delegation Of sons Of Veterans and
from the Post. He leaves wife and
daughter.
CoFFEE.-At his home. In WhiteheId, Me, Oct.
%, Michael Coffee, aged 81. He was a member Of
Heath Post, g. Gardner, and that Post attended tho
funeral.
HoLLINGswORTH.-At his home, In Ogden. Utah,
Nov. 25. Charles T.. HOllingsworth, Co. X, Goth
Ohio, aged as. C0mrade HOllingsworth was in q
pitched battles and the time of his death he was
Inspector Of Customs al Ogden and Clerk of NebsK
County. He was buried b. Kishler Post, IS Deparb.
ment Of Ohio.