The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-09
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RKKD.-At his home. IN Milford Center, o.. April
s. of disease contracted in the service, Cyrus Reed
Co. f lS5lh Ohio. aged 81 He was a member d
Silas Kimba Post. So and was buried in the ritss
aKIxNs.-As his home. IN Milford Center. o.,
Sept 4. Abraham a GTimms, Co. Z, lsSd Ohio,
aged 61 He was = member in good Standing %
Si!as kinlball Post $40.
BArrIs-At his home IN Bloomfield. Iowa. sepL
g. OF BriEht's disease, Thomas W. Batsin, Co. q,
ISsh Ohio, aged - he was a member Of Elisha
u. Townsend Post. zoe. and buried By THAI
Post, assisted by j. ?. Milligan Post.
SAGER--At his home, IN Lafayette, Kan, TO
Gently, OF asthma and heart disease, Jacob III.
Sager, Co q, 9th Ind. aged so For gallantry Ia
battle he was promoted TO Sergeant and Color
Bearer. He was 10 attend She Reunion of his rext-
meut, but compelled 70 take his bed on account
of sickness from which he never arose again alive.
He was member Of John A. Logan Post, 8, Of
Lafayette.
LuxS.-At his home. In Chicago, H. Sept. 8
William H. Lunn, 6ogh Ill, aged 81. He entered
the service IS private but for gallant and mert-
toFous conduct he became a Lieutenant. he was
q member of Col. James A. Muliigan Post SO,
which Post attended the funeral IN body.
MCCARTY.-At his home, on the Poor Farm, a.
Paris, H. sept. 9. James II. MeCaTIy, Co l. Elsa IA.
He had JUST entered the Poor Farm the Monday
before his DEATH
SowpERs-At his home In BeIvfdere. " J. SepA
26. John SOwders Slsg y. j., aRed 90 He Waa
sailEtO be OF the oldest g. A men in the cOun
try having been one Of the first to Join the Order.
SCHRoEpER--At his home, IN Boston, Mass,
Sept 5, Of heart failure, F. w. A Schroeder Co. A,
lst Mass Cav. lie was q member Of Post l49
l. of paralysis, James C. leahy, l2jd Ohio aged 49.
While in the service he was wounded ia the lels
hip, which caused him much trouble and pain dur
ing life He Commander Of Vance Post, ? and
leaves wife and one child.
PHELPs--At his home, in PerrysburE. O. Sept
Is, of neuralgia OF the heart, Charles Phelps. Co.
b. lith Ohio, He Was a member Of WOliOrd Post,
aud was buried by that F'Cst-
SwKPsOS.-At Chico, Cal, Sept. s. OF pneumonia
and heart disease, Cater W. SwepsOn, SD u. 3.
Z. T., aged Al. COmrads SwepsOn was with his
regiment in the disastrous charge the Crater at
Petersburg. Va. July 50, 1854 and was wounded
twice.
DRKAY.-At his home, In New Brighton, Staten
Island. y. Y, Of Inflammation OF the bowels.
Sept 5, Sidney De hay, list n. Y, aged AZ For
gallant service he was given Lieutenantey In the
Sth Conn, Rnd afterwaFd served on the Stats OF
Gems. Butler. Deyens and Terry. He WAS bre-
yetted Captain and Major while the stan OF Cen.
Butler He quite prominent in political circles,
and was member of the Military Order OF the
Loyal Legion and many other organizations.
LUDLOw.-At his home. In Oakdale, L l., Sept.
"a from the effects of - stroke OF apOplexy, Col.
William III. Ludlow. aged 70 During the war Col.
Ludlow the Commissioner OF Prisoners At
Washington. ID. G. He was once Speaker Of the
New York state Legislature. lie leaves a wife and
four children.
SrEuIIS-At his home in SOden. Germany, re-
Gently. Joseph Stehltn, aged 40. He served IN .
Pennsylvania regiment and was hOnOFably di8-
MOULrON.-At his home, In East Saugus, Mass,
Sept. 2 Solomon MOnltOn, Co. l. 2gth Mass. He
was 3 member OF Post %, and was discharged from
the service account OF disability.
WHALEY.-At his home. in Madison, Ind, Sept.
Is James q. Whaley. Captain, Co. ID. 6th Ind. Hs
said to be the hrst soldier who scaled the Nights
of Missionary Ridge
EDGERLY.-At his home, In Cambridge, Mass,
Sept. 10 Of consumption and hemorrhages, Daniel
w Edgerly aged So Deceased was q Hospital
Steward and Assistant Surgeon during the war,
and at the time of his death WAS Special United
States Pension Examines. be leaves vile aud
two children.