The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-02
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PoSD.-At Chardon, o.. July % Of paralysis.
Lowell Pond, formerly Of Boston, Mass. He WAS
buried by the Chardou GAR, OF which he was
member. The address OF any Of bis relatives "a
desired by William QuiKley, Wilson's Mills. D.
WILsOS--At his home, In Glasgow, III, Aug n
Monkiius Wilson, Co. D, 18TH III He was a mera-
Der Of Hustled Post, 500, Of Manchester
PAULL--At his home, In SUmmerfeid o. OF rheu-
matlsm and heart disease contracted in the service
William z Paul. Co. A, Ist Pa. Reserves aged A.
Deceased was the first Commander and member
OF John Brown Post, S04, and leaves wife and
four children
ALLES.-At hts home In Sparta H. Aug d OF
heart disease j. r Allen, Corporal, Co T. nd III.
Comrade Alien a successful business man and
was the Mayor OF his city He lost leg AZ the
battle Of ChicSamauga and his death occurred
while he his way "a his place of business.
He leaves q wife and one child in good eireun-
stances.
WALsH.-At hts home in CenterviIle Iowa Aug
%. OF dFopsy OF the heart Patrick Walsh nd No.
aged 90. Comrade Walsh was member Of John
L BeTdau Post. ~, and his remains guarded
by that Post. He Was In the Mexican war, and WA
on several occasions = member Of the Council
Board OF CenEeTville- He leaves a wife and four
children
CURRAS.-A. bis home. Ia Pueblo. Colo. Aug. a,
f ID. CurrEn, Lieutenant, Co. ID, l0th W. Va he
was a member Of Garfield Post 3 LsadviIIs but
was buried BY Upton Post 8 OF Pueblo
DUCKwORTH.-Athis home. IN Pueblo, Colo.Aug.
/ %, j. l. DuekwOrth, 18Th Mo Cav. Deceased was
not member OF the GAR, but was buried BY the
Dlasons and Upton Post, s Of Pueblo He leaves
wife and ono child.
COBURx.-At his home in Rozbury VI MAY =
OF heart disease. Ransford O. Coburn. Co. L IIth
VI, aged So. BE was member Of Johnson Post,
., and was buried by that Post He has been
subscriber to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE for Il years.
He leaves n wife and four children
BALL--At his home, in ROnesdale, Pa, Sept S
Henry Ball, aged -. He was Past Commander Of
Capt James Ham Post l9S. and was the proprietor
OF q we'll known hotel. Heleayes wife and three
CoLvIx.-At his home. In Central Falls. r T.,
Colvin, Co. Z. 65ih y. Y. He Was = member Of
Tower Post, II, of Pawtuekst, r. L
GREEN.-At his home, in Valley Falls, r I,
Sept. Il, Giles Green. Co. +, I'd R L he was .
member of Bailou Post, 3
CRAwFORD.-At his home, In Providenes. r. L,
Sept, 8 William Crawford, Orderly-Sergsant, Co
ID. 9Th r. l., aged 81. he was member Of SlOeun
Post, 10.
CUAIEY-At his home IN Proyidenee, R l. re-
Gently. George Cumley, Co E, 24ih Mass
BILLINGs.-At his home, in HOusa3Onlc, Mass,
Sept. 5. AlmOFn y. Billings, Co. B. 49th Mass, aged
40. COmrade Billings was she first to enlist in hAs
company, aud was discharged on account Of diss-
| bility-
T. of pulmonary congestion, Col. James II Matheny,
ISOth Ill. aged y. He met with his regiment IN
Reunion the Wednesday before bis death.
RIDEI--At his home, in Mitchell, Ind. Aug. 81,
IemueI Ridel I5ih Ind. and nth Ind APt'd lot
He was a member of @. r Burton Post, $50 and
was buried by that Post
ADAMs.-At his home I'm San Francisco, Cal,
Aug. l3 Mai Zeb b. Adams, Captain, Co. L ID
Mass Cav. The funeral was under the auspices Of
George II. Thomas Post
MaIF-At his home in Batesville Ind, Aug %
from the kick OF horse, Charles Wolf Co. x. SD
Ind, aged 46- lie was buried by Washburn Post,
g79 and over 600 people attended the funeral.
BKENIER--At his home, In North Creek, o., Oct.
So 1882 from wounds received while in the service
Marion Beemer aged 81. he was a charter menu
Der OF Henry BeensF Post, 2lis WAS tts hrst Com
mandsF, and was buried by that Post. be leaves
wife and Sax children.
LIsroS.-At mis- home, In Cumberland. Iowa, July
y, H. y L4iston. he was member Of j. q. Brown
Post and that Post passed suitable resolutions on
his death.
ZIEqLER-At his home, In AIfiiatown, Pa SepA
NJ disease contracted IN service. A
Ziegler Co. l. 2OSth Pa, aged IS He was a mem
Der Of Lieut.. ID. ii. Wilson Post, Isl, and leaves
BERrRAM-At his home IN Boston. Mass, April
-, Of chronic asthma and pneumonia, George Ber-
tram, Engineer, U. ;. N. aged S. he WAS a menu
Der OF John A. Halves Post loS, and that Post at
tended his funeral lie leaves a wife and one son.
ELLIoF.-At his home. in West jefferson, O.,
Sept 2. by being hit with stone over the hears,
was attacked by vicious tramp who Killed him
with d stone.
BRYsoN.-At the Soldiers Home, Washington d.
O., sept IS, by drowning. Michael BTyson, Ser
geant Co. T. 9th u. \. He was drowned in q small
lake on the grounds OF the Home and was = veteran
PowERs.-As his home, In Boston, Mass, SepG 7,
of heart failure. Sergt Matthew E Powers. Co. ID,
OH Mass. lie leaves 3 wife and one daughter.
BAYLoR.-At his home, Ia Philadep hia. Pa,
Sept 10, Col Thomas q. Baylor. aged 81 he was
a veteran OF the and at the time of his death be
Senior Colonel OF the Ordinances Department..
HoLToN.-At his home, in Remington, W., Sept.
Is OF BTiShts disease, Lieut. r. D. Aoltons I'd U. >.
Cav.
DURANG.-At Atlanta, Ga, Sept IS john T. Du-
rang, 9Oth Pa aged 81. He was a native OF Penn
syIvania and Captain OF "A company of the National
Guard OF Pennsylvania, and he was the oldest OH
Ger in the Guard.
LIvINGsTON.-At his home, In brooklyn NJ Y,
Sept. Il. Lieut-Com. Schuyler Livingston u. 3. N.
lie entered the navy u volunteer officer and was
transferred to the Regular service IN 1868. He
commissioned Lieutenant In 1870, and In lee2 he
was commissioned Lieutenant Com ander.
DURYEA.--At his home. In New York City, SAT-
urday, Sept g, Gen. Abram DuryeR. OF paTaly-
sis. About six years ago he stricken with
paralysis. since which time he has had the
of only half his body, On Wednesday, Sepk "a.
no received u second stroke. Gen. Duryea weRt 70
the front as Colonel Of Duryea's ZOuAyes 18th
N. ", and was soon promoted Brigadier-General.
He has a splendid military record. After the war
he became of the largest lumber dealers in thu
Metropolis. lie was appointed Police Commits
sioneE of New York City, and served for eOnsts@
cradle period In that capacity.