The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-01-16
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BRUCE--At Wughistown, Mimi. Dec. -, John
T. Bruce, Co 1, It0th Pa, aged s..
JOACHIMSOS.-At New York Jan g. Judge PhiIfu,
J. JOachmsOn, Ofthe Marine Court. He went To ths
late Northumberland OF the seth y Y
and came home a BFevet Acknowledgement He
had held the position OF United states District -
tOrney sud was prominently Identified with many
Hebrew societies He was born az Bresiau, ter
BAILEY.-At his home in Canton, Mass, Dee. %.
Robert Bailey, l3th Pa. Cav, aged - wears. He
was an hOnored member OF Revere Post, - q r. g.
Canton, Mass, and ieayesa widow and one married
daughter.
ADAzis.-At Roxbury, Mass, Jan 5 MAJ. J. Webb
Adams. IOth Mass. battery.
WHTISG.-At Castine, Ne. Jan. l. OF disease
contracted in the service, Col Charles j. Whiting
aged IS, late of the 6th T. ; Cav. He was the irss
Commander of Stevens Post, at one time trustee OF
the State Normal School, Democrat. and was for
merly well-knOWn IA political circles
OsBORSE--At Middle Granville, y. Y, Joseph Fl.
Osborne, aged A. Comrade Osborne enlisted at
the age of Is years, and very severely wounded
carrying the bullet ia his body up the day Of ais
death. At the close Of the he served for three
years in the Regular Army. and WAS mustered ouE
with the rank Of QuaTtermaster- Sergeant. Hs
leaves a wife and three children.
GAREETT.-As his home. in Plymouth, H., Dec.
q, Oftyphoid pneumonia, Joseph +. Garrett, aged
ST. He leaves widow IN destitute circumstances.
BoLLEs.-At his residence, near New Preston,
Conn, Andrew J. Bodies, co. Il, I'd Conn. H. A,
PAUL.-AthIs home, in Doniphan, No. Dec. .. OF
heart disease. aged s., W H. Paul, Go. d. e6th Ky;
promoted TO Captain Co. b. l25 L. :. q. T., and
made "a fine record he was buried by his CON-
rades of Wilson Post. 2O5. GAR
CUTsHALL.-At WymOre, Neb-, recently. aged 50.
Emanuel Cutshall, Co G, Sist Ohio. He held
several Important positions in Coleman Post No.
us. of WymOre, among them that Of Commander.
HARLIS.-At Santa Ana. Cal. Nov. Il Of con-
sumption Capt Lafayette HATlin, Co. ID, 9lh XIV
aged 81. He was member of Sedswiek Post, Of
Santa Ana
10Th T. : Cav. Capt Lee entered the volunteer seFg-
ice in August lS62, private in the al ~ y. Cav
aud was made First Lieutenant Of the 18th n Y.
Cav. in April, 1866. He was hcnorg0ly mustered
out, and la july 1860, entered the l0th L.. = Cav.
with the rank of First Lieutenant lie was made
Captain in April, 1853. Capt. Lee WAS born ia
Virginia
LAwRsScE-At Hot Springs. Ark. DR.. c. W
Lawrence, the oldest and most prominent resident
physician. aged 10 DIR. Lawrence WAS appointed
at an early age Assistant Surgeon of the United
States Navy and served in The squadron Of CommO-
dOTe stockton, az the taking Of Monterey, Ca,
then the seat of Mexican authority IN the Terri
tory.
DAvIs-At Lunenburg Mass from disease con-
traeted in the service Capt Robert Davis aged 60.
He was born in Milton. Mass. and received his
education ia the public schools there At the aga
OF Is he enlisted In the Isl Mass AZ the outbreak Of
the Mexican war. He continued in the army after
that strife and at the outbreak Of the war Of the
rebellion in ls6l he was Sergeant IN a Regiments
of infantry. lie WAS promoted to a Licutemantcy,
and for gallant service in the battle of Spottsyl-
vnnia aud during the Richmond campaign he re-
ceived the brevet rank of Captain. He was retired
from service in July, 1906 for disability resulting.
from wounds For the past Is years he had lived
quietly on his farm at Lunenburg, and was highly
esteemed. He leaves a widow.
MCMuLAN.-At Washington, ID. c., Jan. s, OF
pneumonia. DIR. Chas. Mcmillan, Medical Referee
of the Pension Office. He was appointed from New
York Aug. S, lS6t, as Major and surgeon Of Vol
unteerS, and mustered out Oct. Z, 1863
SELL.-At Wildwood Wis, Dee =, Joha Z. SELL
4th Iowa, aged 6S.
VIELE-At Rouse's Point y. Y, Nov. ., Capt.
Eugene Viele Co f. 9Th VT, of injuries received in
the service. He at one time Ordnance Ofices OK
the Tweniy-tifth Corps, and IN officer WAS yer
ready for duty calm cool and collected Ia battle.
After the close of the war be for some years
engaged in the brick business AT Maliett's Bay VITA
Gen StannaFd and later in the lumber business a.
Rouse's Point N "; also Deputy Collector Of the
United States Customs. he leaves = wife and
daughter.
MAUGER-At his home, In Washington d. c.
on Thursday, Jan. D. of pneumonia Martin NJ. Maui
ger. aged ~ years Comrade Mauger served in co.
18th Pa, from April Is 10 Aug 2 ls6l and in Co.
e., 9Oth Pa, from JAN 2S lS62, to Feb. "a lS6L He
detailed as a clerk in the Adjntant- Generals
Office in Washington In October, ls63, aud was .
trusted clerk in that Bureau from that time until
his demise. Some weeks before his death bis
eldest daughter WAS married, and two days after
the eomTade sucoambed 10 pneumonia his eidess
son died of the same disease. Father ana son
were buried In the sans grave on Monday iAsA