The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-05-08
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SrASCER- AT his home. in Columbia County
Wis Jan. IS, from disease contracted IN the service
Geo. III Stauccr. Michigan Battery, aged 46 years.
He was wounded AT Richmond, KY. was a mem
Der of William Payne Post No lS6 and was buried
with GAR honors by that organization. Leaves
OUFEN-At hi. home in Rays, o., Feb. 5 Of con-
sumption John Queen, Co. +, l29lh Ohio He leaves
n wife and three children.
HARIow.-At his home in Bridgeport, Conn
April 5 OF pneumonia, Augustine Harlow. Captain.
Co. y. lSth Mass. He was "a member Of Elias
Howe, jr., Post, No. 3.
CAHn.I.-At his home in Norwalk, Conn March
Is John CahiI 2d y. y. L. A.. aged AZ years. He
was member of buckingham Post. No. y
Leaves a wife and five children.
AuFSoE.-AI New York, n. Y, March 81, Stephen
NJ Arcson Co A. 9th y. Y, aged 81 years. lie
was a member of Gen. LANES ;. Wadsworth Post,
ApANs-At Romulus Mich, April 5 Of consump-
ton James Adams. Co. T. l6lh Mich, aged A.
wears lie was member of Cory Post, No 96i
Wayne and the first comrade buried by said Post
since its organization Leaves IA widow and six
children.
Is of paralysis Of the heart. ]. = Mace Co d. eth
Ohio lie leaves a wife and four children.
CoLE-At his home, near Rockville, Kan. Jan.
I6 Frank NJ. Cole, Pa. Reserve Corps, aged 81
years lie was member OF BrOokvillo Post, No
RfcKARn.--At his home, in Upton. Iowa, March
TO- Vim. Il. Richard, Sergeant, Co. X, llth Iowa
He was confined seven month ia Andersonville.
Was n charter member of William Beaver Post
NsFr-At his home, in Fdenburg. Pa, March
q of disease contracted in the service, j. J. Nen
Co d. 62d Pa, aged % years. He was u member
of Geo H. Coode Post, No. lie.
JoHNsoS.--At his home, ia Branford, Conn,
March - of typhoid pneumonia, Davis ). johnson,
Corporal, Co. A, lOtI Conn, aged 10 years. He
was n member of Mason Rogers Post No. :, and
was buried with GAR. honOrs.
SuoI.MAKER-At his home, in Liverpool, Pa
March 81 Michael Shoemaker, Co, IL led Pa.
aged is wears lie buried by Post No. los, Of
which he was member
TUsTIN.-At his home in Prosser, Wash, March
10 of disease contracted in the service, Andrew
! Tustin, CO. Il, nth w. Va, aged 81 years lie
leaves "A large family of children
SHARP-At Luporte, Ind. March 81, VIM. Sharp,
Co H. 10Th Ind, aged 50 years. He was "a member
of Hathaway Post No. no. Rolling Prairie having,
held the position of Surgeon since its organization
KKEiDER.-At his home, in Abilene, Kan, March
% of consumption, caused by guushot wound
received during the war; Geo. l.. kreider Corporal
Co f. SD Pa. aged ~ years. He was a mcmbe
of Abilene Post No. 63. and was buried under the
auspices of his comrades. Leaves a wife and four
children.
THoMPsoN.--At Moline Ill, April /, of lung
trouble Geo. c. Thompson, Co. III, 10Th H. and Co.
X l39th H., aged 55 years. He was member of
Graham Post No. 3l2, and was buried with GA X.
houors by his comrades.
SYITH-At PottsviIle Pa, April 8 Capt. David
A. smith aged 81 years He was the commanding
officer oflhe Washington Artlerists. ofthe rst
five volunteer companies that entered the National
Capital FOR its defense in ls6l and President Of