The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-02-13

refused to leave the ranks. He was honOred and
respected by all who knew him.
EyERHARr.-At his home in Monticello, lows,
recently, Of disease of stomach contracted in the
service, John Nee Everhart. Co. G. 57th Pa.
Leaves a wife and three children.
DEyLIN.-At his home, in Monticello Iowa Dec
%, 1889, of disease Of the lungs. Peter Devn Co.
r, 73d Pa, aged 66 years. He was a member Of
John o. Duer Post, No. l76. Leaves wife and
HARvEY.-At the Minnesota Soldiers Home,
Mnnehaha. Jan. o. OF paralysis Of The heart, Geo.
Harvey, Co j, 9th Iowa, aged 50 years.
TowEsEND-At Providence X. L. Jan. % Leon
ard Il. Townsend, Co. T. 26th Me- aged rs years.
He was an hOnored member Of Prescott Post No.
1, Providence. Leaves wife and two children.
ELEMUAL--At Ransom, Mich, Dec. ., 1889, OF
disease contracted in the service, Aleger L. Elem
ual, 4lst Ohio. and Co. III, 81 Ohio Cav, aged -
years He was a member OF James IT, Tarsuey
Post, No. 392 the comrades Of which attended his
funeral. Leaves n wife and two sons
FLoORN--At his home near Cannon Falls, Mimi,
recently OF disease contracted in the service Arthur
A. Floorn, Sergeant, LIST MINI. s. ). He was an
active member OF George McKenly Post, and was
buried by that organization
SHAEEE- FridIey Mont, Dec. %, 1889, Charles
I. Shafer, Co. G., 9th Ohio.
SHAW.-At the Soldiers Home, Santa Monica.
Cal, Nov. A, 1889. from bemOrrhage Of the lungs,
Charles Shaw, Co. G. 10th Ind. He a member
of HurIbut Post, No. 127 Bakersfield Cal. his
death being the first since the organization Of the
Post in 1886.
HUBBARD-At his home, in Ipswich. Mass, Jan.
-, John G. Hubbard, Co. III, 10th Mass, aged So
years.
NoRTH-At his home in Danvers Mass. Jan IT.
II. A. 20
was buried by Ward Post No. 80, of which be was
q member.
KELLEY.-At his home. in Troy, o., Jan. IS %
pneumonia, David Kelley, aged 50 years. Comrada
Kelley was one OF the first men to respond to the
call OF his country, going out in 1861 Quartermss-
ter-SeTgeant in the 18th Ohio. Later on he wa
Captain Of Co II. 1i7th Ohio. At the time Of his
death he was Sergeant-MajOr Of A. II. Colman
Post, Troy.
BLEyISs.-At his home, in Troy, o., Jan IS from
disease contracted in the service William b
Bleyins, Co g. 18th Ohio Cav. aged % years He
was a member Of A f. COlman Post. COmrads
Bevins entered the army very young, and served
like "a true soldier.
WEsT-At Waukegan. Ill. Jan Is, Stephen West,
20. r, 10th y y, aged . years. He was mem
Der OF Post No. 374
MILLER-At his home in south Oswego. Pa OF
disease contracted in the service John Miller Co
III, 10th y. T., aged 56 years. He a member
OF Tracy Post, No. 6l3, and was buried under its
auspices
BULL.-At his home, in Baltimore. SD. Jan. II,
John A. Bull Go. +, Purne Legion, aged 60 years.
lie was buried under the auspices Of A w. Dodge
RYAN.-At his residence. In Homer. Mich. Dec.
"a, 1852 Ihos- Ryan. Co. @. Ist Mich Cav aged IS
member OF Gregg Post, l55, and was buried by the
ADAMs.-At his home, In smithviIle Flats. n. Y.
jan H. Charles Adams, Co. b, II4Gh ". Y, aged
| b5 years. Leaves q widow.
OHARE.-At Moline. Ill, recently, Of softenfnR
81 years
BROwE.-At Dunmore Pa Jan rs. Of disease
contracted in the service Chester b. Brown 90 m
SD Pa, aged 45 years He was a member Of .f.ss
e. Stevens Post. No. 3Oi, PecxvilIe.
BOwER.-At his home, IN Blanchard Iowa re-
Gently, OF pneumonia, John Bower Co G, 81 Wis.
He was a member of Blanchard Post No. $50.
WILLIAsIs--At his home, in GalIipoIis o., jan =
Of rheumatism. James K Williams First SergeanE
death he was Recorder Of GaIlia COUNTY o. Leaves
wife and six children.