The National tribune., 1890-12-25

STEvEys.-At Catawba Island. o. Nov. % Emf.
lus L. stevens. 9th Indp't Co., Ohio 8. s. aged 40
ne entsred the service az private bat promoted
70 q Sefgeanlcy. The Illness which caused his
death confined him % his bed for only 10 davs
Tie was a member Of Geo. n. McRiteIis Post Port
CLINTON and that Post attended the funeral. 10
leaves . son and an aged mother.
WiLLIt&s-At salem, III, Dec 10. r. II. WI.
liaEis. Cotnrade Williams was the Postmaster Of
MS town. and was respected BY all who knew him.
lie was q member OF the Grand Army the &c. D F.
and a Mason wife and two sons survive him
HEsSEE.-Sear Soquel Cal, Nov. 80 II. r. Hes
SER To- y, sth Iowa, aged %. In the first battle in
which Comrnde Hesser participated he lost BIS
right ann and received other Injuries which fusds
him an invalid for the remainder Of hia lifs FTa
was highly respected BY all who were acquainted
With him. lie was a member OF Phil sheridan
Post, = and was buried with military honOrs He
leaves a wife and daughter.
TEARLE.-At Baltimore, Nd Nov 90 of heart
disease, William IT. Yeake. co. IT, 9th Md aged
81 He was buried by Wilson Rost, Of which 40
was n member.
9IAyE-At Seneca NO. Nov 10, Of pneumonia.
Sias EiaHe, Co Q, 18th Kan, aged 40 He was =
member Of seneca Post, l15, the Post attending
the funeral, his being the first death since its or
gani8ation.
sHxETs-At Salem, NJ j., Of heart disease Dec.
D, Isaac sheets. Co. A. 18th ~ J. lie was 4 mem
Der Of Col. Robert f. Johnson Pest 60 he leaves
a wife and three children.
HARDY.-At GAINESVILLE, n. " Dec. s. OF chronic
intestinal hephTites, Henry IL. Hardy Co A I2lfn
~. Y, afterwards the Isl n Y. Dragons aged Al.
AZ the time of his death he was Commander Of
william 3. Lawrenee Post, 30i, and at q regular
passed upon his sad death. 10 was also voted that
q copy OF the resolutions be sent to THE NArIosAL
TRIBUNE.
KoCH-At Evansville. Ind. reesntlv William,
Koch, Sergeant Major, 95t Ind aged AZ. Conlrads
Koch was a member of Farragut Post q = Mason
and an Odd Yellow. He leaves family In COM
WTrTEN.-At Petoskey, Mich, Nov. % OF
Brlghts disease OF the kidneys. Gilman Written,
Sergeant, Co. b, LIST ID. q. Cav, aged Ca Col Lam.
bard Post, Of which ne was Past Commander. con.
Quoted the funeral.
pie8y, William Gibson, Co. q, al Va, afteTWard
Battery g, lot ". Va. L. A. aged 81. At the hattie
OF Rocky Gap, W. Va, Aug. &c. 1863 fought by
Gen. Averelfs Brigade, an accident happened 10
one OF the guns Of the battery, which was being
hauled into position by new horses. The hOrses
became frightened at the bursting shells The robots
were firing at them and The middle driver was shot
and fell 70 The ground, leaving the horses partly
uncontrolled, when they leaped forward and fell
the gun being turned upside down and the pole Of
the carriage broken, right Ia range of the enemy's
guns, who improved the opportunity Comrads
Gibson, assisted by two other comrades righted
matters, and in few minutes had new pole I'm
the carrnge and the gun firing hot shot into the
enemy's ranks, trying to make mp for lost time 10
was one Of The bravest and coolest pieces Of work
on the Held, and Gen. Ayereli who by
and saw the occurrence, complimented the three
brave men.
GARDsEG.-.At MesdvilIe, Pa. Dec. 7, Samuel L.
Gardner Co. c. 27th u. :. C. T. He was a member
of PeIffer Post. 33i. and 60 members Of that Post
escorted by the Drum Corps, attended the funeral.
ALLEN-At Suubury, Pa, Dec. Z of Bright's
disease, Robert r. Allen, Co. A. 18th Pa, aged 50.
He Left The service as Aduaut Of the 81 Pa aud for
many years was a prominent attorney for Williams
port. He leaves wife and six children.
ADAMs-Near Pleasant Hill, w. Va. Dec. g.
George Adums, U. = s. Wabash, aged So. In mis-
early childhood Comrade Adams had liking for
the sea, and upon the outbreak of the war no
listed and was assigned 20 the Wabash. At the end
OF three years he had reached the rank Of Quarter
master, and in ls6i he was discharged. While as
sistiug ia the celebration OF the capture OF Gen.
Lee, April "a. 1865, he wounded by the prema.
ture discharge Of a cannon. losing his right hsud
and eye. A vile and six children survive him.
STEwAEr-At Erie, Pa, Dec g. james L. Stew
art, Surgeon, Sd Pa Cav, aged 60. Dr. Stewart was
boldand successful surgeon, and among bis most
notable operations WIS that Of removing four
inches Of the median nerve from patient who bad
been suffering FOR six years from a gunshot wound.
Other operations caused DR.. Stewart 10 be known
as one Of the foremost Surgeons IN the United
States. He had filed the position OF President az
the Pension Board, and mad been SurgeOn-in- Chief
Ia 81 YiucenEs Hospital, Erie, for period OF Is
years.
Lieutenant, ll7th N. T., aged g. He was \ foundry
man by trade, and WAS one of the California
pioneers.
EoLI AT New York City, Dec. IA. Of heart
failure, MichaelJ Holly sged47. He was q member
of the celebrated irish Brigade and was a MEM
Der Of George Meade Post. He leaves a vito aud
one child.
Perrin, retired, United States Army. COL Perrin
enlisted la 1917 from Ohio ~ Assistant Surgeon,
and Ee reached the RANK Of Major in 1881 He be-
came q Lieutenant- Colonel in 1877 and a Colonel
in l5Si He was retired in 1857.
YOUSG.-At Dover. II. H., Dec. TO- Capt An
drew Al. Young Y. :. A.. aged 63. In 1850 he vns
appointed a CLERK OF the Supreme Judicial Court
which place he resigned 10 accept commission
First Lieutenant and QuaTteTmHster Of tho 7th
n H., and rose 70 tins rank of Captain and Assist
ant Quartermastcr in 1862. Tie served i'm all the
campaigns Of the Army Of the Potomac from Dec
1902 to July !, 1884 and was then transferred to
the Payniaster'- Department., and served in the
Army Of the PotOniac ia the Department OF the
Platte and Ia Wyoming Territory He was made a
Brcvet LIeuteuaut-ColOnel Of N0unteersin March
1865 for faithful and merit OriOus services during,
the war. In July 1855 he was hOnOrtbiy mustered
out On April % hob he was appointed Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the First District Of New
Hampshire. He q led the office for - years and
during the last six was Collector for the State On
Nov. - 1885. he was appointed Captain aud Assist
ant QuartcrmasteF IA the United States Army lie
was formerly President and Dis eetOr of the Dover
IN. H. Five Cents Savings BtnS, and was one Of
the incorp0ratoTs Of the STAFFORD County Savings
Bank 20 Dover FOr 70 years WAS a Director OK
the Portsmouth and Dover Railroad. lie had
served "a member OF the City Government, aud
bad been AsSGeiats Police Justice in Dover.
REA.-At Brooklyn, n Y. Nov. 10, Joseph b.
Rea, aged 49, He Adutaub Of Long Island
Post 81, which Post, with several other OTzaniza-
tons, attended the funeral.
CARLYLE.-At New York City, Nov. IL. James o.
Carlyle. he Past Junior Vice Commander,
Department OF New York, and st the time of his
death he was a nember Of sumner Post, "a For
many years Comrade Carlyle has besn totally
blind.