The National tribune., 1890-09-25
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SSOwAkS.-At his home. N Eucksport Me-. Aug
9, OF paralysis. George II. Snowman, Sergeant. sth
Me. Comrede Snowman was The FIST Commander
Of James z Hal Post, So aud had served his town
Postmaster.
SrETsos.-At his home IN Backspors. Ne. Aug.
., T. \ S,etson, 3sth Me- aged 60 Ccmrads
StejsOu also served on the L. : : Eufaw, and Wa
Past Commander Of James Z hail Post, So He
leaves family.
GEEEy.-At his home in e Dorado Kan, Aug
IS Of heart failure, Thomas F. Green, Co. e, 18TH
Iowa. aged 50 lie wGs a member Of ". H. L
Wallace Post IS, md was buried by that Post He
leaves "a wife and three grown children.
NHEELEE.-At his home in Deuison, Tex re-
Gently, ID. r. Wheeler. Co. A. 81 Mich. aged So. he
was a member Of Nathaniel Lyon Post, and also
member ~ the J. o. o. F.
CoUDY.-At his home, in Independence. o. Aug
:, OF disease contracted in the service, Hugh <.
GOudy, Co. A. ltSi,i Ohio, aged s.. COmra6e Cloudy
was = member OF Independence Post, and leaves
wife and eight children He buried by hiB
comrades OF the Post.
GREESwooD.-At bis home in WestbrOOk Mass
Aug. -. Chas. Greenwood. IeaInster OF Co. h. 18th
Mass, aged IS. ComTade Greenwood served nearly
SIX months ia rebel prisons.
CASTLEN-At his home. iuWintersyiile, o.. Aug.
=, Peter Car Slen, Go. +, lst W. Va, aged - He
was IA member Of Harry Hale Post, A. of Rich
mond o.. and was buried by his comrades
NELDHS.-At his home, in keene Valley, n T.,
Aug. OF hear. failure caused Ey iuries received
while in The service, David : " eid0n, Co. A I5th
y. Y. Cav. ConIrsde Weldon claimed 20 hays
been one % the squad who was present at Ihs
capture Of John Wilkes BOCih- He was a mensbeE
ol K. ". Livingston Post.
CAPES.-At the Soldiers Home, IN Chelses,
Mass Aug. .. OF causump ti0u, EG ard A. Capen,
55th Mas, aSed IS. Deceased had been at ths
Home bat one day, and WAS buried on Monday,
sept. l.
DCLY.-At his home IN Ashland, Mass Aug. a,
Of paralysis. Eastman L Duly. aged 81 He was
member Of Col Preseots Post Is. and for sighs
years WAS invalid. He was wounded a. Mall
yeTn Hill, and Was a re- enlisted veteran.
LySCH--At his home IN Bsookline. Mass, Aug.
q, Michael Lynch, Tst Mass. aged 50. Deceased
was very popular Grand Army sian-
EOWES--At his home. IA Chelsea Mass sept
5. Vim. Bowen. The deceased had been despond-
vut for several months, and on sept he COM
mitted suicide lie was member of Post S, and
leaves a wife and two sOns.
H4GAR--At his home, in Crown Point, n. Y,
Sept. l. Rev. &. L HaEer. Chaplain, llSth \. 7.
Deceased was a member of the Troy N. " Methc-
dist Conferences for ~ years
FIAHER.-At his home, IN Mills, Mass, Sept I
George Il. FiaheT, Co il, 25.h Mass. aged 49. lie
member OF Moses Ellis Post. Of Medaeld
Mass. aud that Post attended his funeral
CUrTER.-Al hIs hOEne. la Washington. ID. C.,
sept. ., George +, CATER, Pay Director, L. ;. ~,
AGED a. lie was commissioned = PHymaster in
$50. aud ssIw active service board the Richmond
ia The Mississippi River served a., Fleet PaymSster
OF Tue Eastern GJi squadron. and at The close OF
the war was at tue Boston Navy-yard His last
service Utuat was Fleet PslymAster OF the At
lsuIic Squadron in ISIS, and was on duty at The
BROOKLYN aud New York Nayy-yards as Disburs-
ing Officer from lS7z 10 lSI7.
BUCHEs.-At his home. in Milton. Pa, recently,
J. Frank Eucher Deceased was member Of VIII
son Post, ~, and was quite prominent ia politics.
He was Treasurer of Northumberland County IN
ISL q School Director and Councilman. aud
also held other municipal offices. al OF which he
hi.s,i with great credit.
ANGELL--At kis hume, In Denver Colo Sept II
of hrlEhts disease, Charles III. Angel For over
So years deceased WAS popular conductor OF q
Western railroad. Al the outbreak OF the war
when the Union flag haulcd down and thu
rebel nag pat n It's place Ihe staf ia the public
square at Hannibal. No.. he tore down the rebel
nag, climbed up the siaH aud nailed the Stars and
Stripes al Lho top. and fed anyone To attempt q
take Il down. He entered the secret service OF The
Government, and WAS several times com pIimented
by Gems. Grant anu Sheridan for valuable inforIna-
ton obtained He leaves a wife and one child
THoMFsON.-At his home, in Concord y. "a sept
Is. Mai A. 4 Thompson, ii " H.. aged s.. Com
rade Thompson enlisted Lieutenant in the "a
N H. ia 1901, and ia the August following VIZ
commissioned Captain Of the IS.h u = TOE
meritorious services at the battle of MurFrershorO
Tenn. he made B. evet- Major and OF MAY q
ls6i. ne was placed the retired st for disability
resulting from wound received while in The line
of duty. He was Provost Marshal Department Of
Ohio. from June 1868 To july IS64 aud was after-
ward Mastering and Disbursing Ollicer and Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal for New Hampshire 10
the close OF The war In September is67 no WAS
ordered to Richmond. Va. for court martial duty,
and was appointed Sheriff Of Richmond by mill
tary authority on June s lS69 From June 1872 to
June, 1877. one year excepted. he Deputy Sec
made Secretary, which position he had since held
He was Delegate TO the Constitutional Convention
tn New Hampshire In 1876; President Of the
Capitol Fire Insurance Comp aud q Trustee Of
the New Hampshire Savings Bank. both of Con-
cord uaemOer of the New England Historic aud
Genealogical Society, and oflieer in the EDis-
cOpal Diocese Of New hampshire