The National tribune., 1890-08-07
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MooRE.-At his residence, No. Ils4 Lexington
avenue. Chicago, III, April 10 3iaj. j. III. Moore,
thrown from a buggy by 3 runaway horse hitched
TO q cab. the 18th Of February and the Major
was 50 severely hurt that be died from ths effects
OF H. lie was "a veteran Of tao WARS. having
listed In the Regular Army az the age OF 10 re-
manned tive years, came home for one year and
enlisted again for i've years Is a fifsr aud went
through the Mexican war. enlisted June II 1851
IN the l9,h H. On April p Is67 he went into The
Chicago POsiCllice letter carrier and remained
there until he died lie leaves wife and one son.
He was member Of Grant Post, No. - the 18Th
Veteran Association and Letter Carriers Associa-
ton The funeral WAS held 81 Grand Army Hail.
and was largely attended.
HORSADAY.-At B4Ewell, Tex. Hay Is Emory
p. HCrnsday, Co. II. 22d Ind
Miller, Co. f. 5J;h Ind aged 40 Comrade Miller
was killed BY the explosion OF dynamite while
working in iron and siee furnace He was =
member OF Gen. Candy Post No. ., G. A. r. De-
pArtment Of Indiana He had been ia the employ
ment of the furnace company fer - years was \
good workman, and respected bT every body.
HETSLEiN--At SlaTIonviile, Mo, June q, 1890. o.
Inflammation Of stomach aHd bowels. Rev. A IL.
Heinlein, Co. L, Asa Ind Cav, aged Sc. He
Chaplain Of Gordon Granger Post, No SO Of Gin
ton, Mo.
LAKE.-At Biughamton, " Y. June p, Capt.
Seneca Lake. Co 4, liith y. Y. aged 50. Csps
Lake established tie CaZeaOvia Rspfbiics.a IN Iss4
lie went with his regiment TO LouisiauA, bat was
compelled TO resign tn 1854 on account Of disable
ity.
BRADFoRD-At Buffalo " Y, July Il. Capt.
William Bradford. OF heart disease aged g. Capt.
Bradford was brought up OF the Atlantic Coast,
and before the sailed ocean steamers. He en-
listed in the G9ih y. Y anil his abilities soon
brought him promotion. lie Pilot and Master
OF Transportation for the Army Of the Potamso,
and commanded the steamer That carried President
Lincoln TO the Peace Conference AZ Fortress NIaa-
roe After the war ne WAS for SIX years Supervi4-
ing Steamboat Inspector az New YORK He went
20 the Lakes IN lsIo In lso3 he sailed the steamer
AZ. +. Picker. For the last i've years he
Buffalo with Wick & Co, in an important position.
Capt. Bradford one Of the best OF naviguiors
1f
three or four Winters be conducted navigation
schools Al Buffalo and Cleveland. He leaves a
widow and several SrUvIs-up children
VAN EUEES--At Pilinfe!d. y. J.. July l6 Gen
Daniel I. Van Buren,, of heart failure. wife and
near Kingston \. Y, IN ls34- In lst3 he entered
West Point. BEING graduated in lsf7, he commits
stoned a Second Lieutenant % artillery. On Feb.
"a, 1919, lac promoted 20 a First LICutcnantcy.
He resigned from the Regular service on March
81 ls55. For about six years until the outbreak 81
the civil war. ne pursued the profession o. civil
engineer He was one Of the first TO volunteer his
services TO his country, and oa Aug l. IS6l, he
made Major and Assistant Adiutant General. ON
July ], 1852 he detailed Assistant Adiutant-
Geuerai aud AId-de-tanip 10 Gen, DIX nc Fortress
Monroe He served with Gen Disk throughout tho
war. and was everywhere recognized as eGicisns
officer. lie was made Brigadler- General March
Is. 1850. lie was mustered out Of the AegU1r seTy-
ice March % 1866.
SPE1GUE-At his home near Monticello H..
July Il. stephen ", Sprague veteran Of the Flss
Ill aged - years. His very peculiar case,
that bEfiled the skill Of the physicians lie had
caused him TO lose the use of his right side Hs
also lost hts voice and had not been able TO speak
for 10 days. His limbs had swollen 20 twice tEciF
natural size, and his tOe-naiis turned carnius
color lie was a member Of Franklin Post No.
255 GAR, Of Monticello, and viii be buried By
the Post.
DAY.-At Lyons. Colo July 9, Edwin W Day,
Co. f 47th Iowa. re was buried July II by he
comrades Of MCPHERSON Post. No. ), GAR, De-
partment OF Colorado. OF which ne was menu
MUR6ocK.-At his houts. IN HarrlsvHIe. o.. on
June ~, 1890 William Murdoch, aged So. CoHl-
THde MurdOSk was member Of Co G., $50 Ohio,
and served three months in a West Virginia regt-
ment. lie leaves a wife aud five children.
LoCRE.-At Toledo, o., July - Nathaniel II.
Locke, Al the advanced axe of q. he WAS ths
father of ID. T. Locke. better known IS Pstru-
leum V. Nasty lie was a native Of DeerfeId,
Mass. and served In the war OF lSl2. He had been
a Jealous and consistent member of the Methodist
Church since his 18th year. and was probably the
oldest Methodist in the United States. he was an
Republican party in 1856 and all his life an advO-
CAte of prohibition. He WAS married three tIuaeS
the hast wife surviving him.
MACE.-At Jetmore. Kan, June 81 from thu
effects of a suDgtrDSe received about two yeara
ago, Judge Ledyard p Mack received hts final
discharge. He was born IN Brooklyn, Pa, Dee. @
son of Marvin l. Mack. Sept. s, 1851 he enlisted
IN Co. ID. 50th Pa, serving more than year and
being discharged for disability arising from sun
stroke, received in the far South. Recovering q
measurable degree of health, he enlisted Ia 1t-
terry l. Ind pr PA. l. \, July IS. 1862 filing The post
tOu OF Corporal for the term Of enlistment In
ISL he went to Kansas with a colony of people
from his vicinity, settling IN icdEcman County,
where he made County Judge and filed other
responsible positions a leader ARan. hi- people
He hOnored member Of the 40 L. ~ .,
Jar, and Masonic Orders and was buried with
all the hOnors by the latter. lie leaves a wife ,s,d
several children TO feel the loss OF husband aud
father.