The National tribune., 1890-09-11
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HoaToS-At bic home. near BroCsport. y T.,
recently, A.oHzo Horton. Go. y. I6sfh n. Y aged
o. Tie also served ia Co. G OF .Ie IuvaIid Coras
lie ysss not a member Of the G-A.is but detail
from C71y Post Intended tie funeral He leaves a
wife and one daughter
BATED.-At HIs home, in Severance Ean. OF
paralysis. Aug ], James A Baird, Co. A. Izt Pa
CIV tBuCkis,I!-l, aged & years He was member
OF Severance Pos'. IgI q A r DEPARTMENT ~ E.n-
sa~, and was buried By his eoC4raties- lie leaves
VIE, and two children by q former wife
6ARNEE-At his home in MurphysboTo, H.,
Ju5y 81, John l. GaTusr, aged = years. The de-
ceased was born IN Jackson County, H., April Is,
lSi2; enlisted Aug. q ls5i iu Co n z-la IN az
musician and served three years. A1ter h5s Is
cnrr ne rtiUTUeC TO his trafss. tEtnf printer and
has iOilowed % until last prli Shea he va. srir
Ell with o. grippe aud fingered until death relieved
him. Conr.sis Garner was a member OF yForthen
EnS1 IL, q. Ak, department. 0t Illinois, Mur-
physboro IL
GREEN.-At his home. in Altoona. Pa. Auz Is
a J. Green, Co. B. Sd Pa, aged 81 Conlrstir Green
Rad achieved great success N the newspaper basil
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STTsCHE-At his home, IN New York Citv. JuFv
., AaI. Constantine Nlssehe f,h e. = &. T. aged
bt Deceased veteran uI the FrJl sian war in
SyhiesWi. II0lstein. he also served thrun,rhout
TIE civil war ami tIa. close uf b. aec-sile senior
Wee Commando Of the Department Of New YORK.
GAR For eight terms he was Commander of
ko'es Fs'7, and aiIsrwaFd was SlusTtern-asisr Of
HNEEA.-At his residence. on schoos street,
Wailham, Ilss., Aug 10. James ]. Nara Com
rs,te Maria served through the war, and " As .
II rJnber Of Berlin Post, Berlin. Mass. Ee was IS
years oi Rge, and caves = widow asd five children
FIELDs--At his home, in Franklin, Mass. Aug
II, Capt Wliifam Fields. aged - Colrade FirItis
enlisted IN Co. A, 8gsh Mass, and served three
years. He was said 10 DC the oldest G. 4 r. man
JauG WAS an houOred member 0f FruHkliu Pest So
tliiSLE's--At MS home, in Manchester, o.. July
=. oI etiTnsse dyspepsia and either complications
CpHtrac ed iu the service, William Trax.sr- Co. Il
4Jith otus H-cd %. Deceased leaves a wife aud
OF Manchester, which Post attended AIS funeral ia
a bu,!y.
I1wsoS-ll. his home. In Antioch Mails. Kv.
recvuitv, ct disability contracted IN the servies,
JOHN Lawson. CO G., i0th Nv NI'td InE He was
"a charter meHHacr Of a. ". Berry Post % and
leaves a witc aust one child.
isarB--Ng aIs hone. near Fiuey. BIo. june L. Of
drHI-g ~ Gre hr.r,, George NJ tsaub, Corporal. Co.
e. ISti P'., aged 50 Deceased was "a member II
tLe GAR. aud was burIett by his comrades La
leaves wife and four children.
fUNK--At his huaIe. uelr PaElSersburg. Iowa
july II, W. y. Funk, Co. E. Jizd ILL., uEed IS ia
charter mcniber os Br.g,,cn Post, No 80
having served several successive term. as GuarIer-
nlastcF of thut Post Decreased WIS also meunbeF
o. ise l. o. g. J., and ihe Post and lodge attended
his funeral
sANpzEs.-At his home, in stanberyy, Mo. OF
consumption contracted in the service, Slas ].
Sanders, aged 81 Comrade Sanders enlisted IN Co.
4. l5aJh Ind, and leaves wife and three daughters
lie filled the office of City Marshal Of Stsnherry,
Ind would have been re elected oaIy FOR failing
health.
RETFEEE.-On Aug Il at his home, IN Cam
bridge6oEO, Pa, Sergg William q Eeiffer Co. @.
osa Ia, Comrade Eeifer served faithfully uI'tl
discharged for Disability contracted hle Ia Libby
and Gessc Isle PRISONS where lac suffered zreasly
from starvation aud exposure from ghe effects of
which he never fully recovered. His proposition
To master-in A. H. I@tagley Post No. SOL was
iavoEabiy received. but he was taken sick aud tho
Post was never mustered. lie leaves vile als3
i've children
SUTLIFF,-At his home, in Southington Conn.
on Aug. ~, r. A. SuItIff Go. A, 7h Conn. He ear
Ticd TIE ee1rs OF his regiment on many battsarios,
and during his three years OF service he wss not OF
duty Tor q single daN, and never lad q furough.
He has been aR sCttyu ULrInh Der OF tAe q A Il aad
WAS a charter member OF TrumbuI Post and for
three years Commander of that Post
ERrTTON--At his home in Poeahontas III OF a
co. Se-tivu chill, Aug IA john " ETiston lst WiB.
Cav. lie N.s, a member OF Colby Post, No. s0I, Of
GTeenvItle, HI.
VAN oENAN,-At his home near Clinton, o, Aug.
Il. William ' au Ormau, aged aS. tie enlisted 4
"A private Ia the 2I and 18th OAia batteries lie
never Joined tbo ca K, bat he inter dcyl do So
but was prevented hy death " bile IN health hia
comrades irequ-ntly urged him 20 join.
HotEhN-At his residence, Ia New Madrid Mo-,
Aug. II, Frederick g. Houbeu. aged - Deceased
Was a member OI Commodore Fuote Post No 443.
foW ELI--At his home, in DsileF, Nsb. of tiux,
Francis Powell, AGED -. He was a member "a
good standing of NiCkajaCk Post No. 2s5 and was
buried by the Post lie leaves wife and two
children.
BoyNToS-At hts home In Pialnville Ill Aug.
$. Of typhoid fever. Dustin BOyntoD, Corporal, Co.
l., 9th Vi, aged s. lie was - charter member %
William LaTimOre Post. No. sol.
HALI--At his home, In Walnut. Iowa. Aug. 2. Of
asthma q. T. Hall. Captain, 60. K iI3fh Ill, aged
81. ComFatle Hall was taken with tine Ia grippe
last Winter from which he never fully recovered
lie was buried by the comrades Of John A Dix
Pest, No. 4tS lie leaves wife aud three childFen-
MEIsH.-At his home, In Berrien Center, M.ch..
Aug d. William Welsh, 60. T., lv7th Pa, aged "a
lie WAS transferred to HaHcock's V. K C. The do
ceased member OF George G. Meade RosA
No. g. and was buried b kts eOETads8s