The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-06
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LERoY.-At his home. in UrbAna, H., Oct. H.
Jonas Leroy, DTum-MaiOr 26th Ind, aged 8. He
enlisted at the beginning OF the war. with his
youngest son. He 3 member OF Black Eagle
Post l29. aud the funeFa! Was under the auspices
OF that Post.
LEIPEI--At his home In Gum Tree, Pa. Oct. IS
Harry Leipel Co. X 6sth Pa. aged 45. His re-
mains were buried at North Cedar Hill Cemetery,
kearny Post, Frankfort
BRoWN.-At his home. in Kansas H. Sept 81
from disease contracted while in the services George
y Brown. Co @, lSSth Ill He was member o.
Kansas Post 400.
LYoS-AI his home. in 81. Charles. Iowa. Oct. "a
OF heart disease, y A Lyon. Corporal, Co A. ST N
y. Comrade Lyon WAS AdjGtant Of Miller POSI-
TowNsAND.-At bis home, In Bridge. Kan, june
s. OF disease contracted while ia the service, Wiz
liam b. Townsend. Corporal Co. +. Sth Mich. He
was member of Bridge Post, I3I, and that P0ss
passed suitable resolutions on his death.
WEBsTEH-At the Hartford lConn) Hospital
Oct. 10, Richard Webster. Co. *, I'D Conn.,. aged
SO.
FRANTz-At Ithaca. N V, Oct. q, while crazed
with drink, Henry Frantz He veteran Of
the war, and while drunk jumped from bridge
and was instantly killed lie a we'll known
citizen, ana leaves a wife and family.
kENDIG.-At his home. IA York. Pa, Oct q
James Kendig. During the war he Provost
Marshal for the District of York he was quite
prominent IN politics, and WAS member Of several
organizations.
ROHEErs-At his home, In Brooklyn N " Oct,
q, of asthma Gen Samuel II. Roberts, i39lh " ",
aged CD. He entered the service a Lieutenans
aud ieft 10 Brgadier- General he fouE ht in the
Seminole and also the Mexican war he was
"A great friend of Grant IincO. aud Sheridan. lie
was quite prominent iu politics alter the war. Tie
was "a member OF Rankin Post and Of the 18th
n. Y. Veteran Association. He leaves seven chill
dren.
GREGORY.-At his home, In Brooklyn, NY. Oct
%, DIR. Justin L. Gregory. lie had been suffering
with neuralgia IN the face. and stopped a drug
store, where be obtained some chloFofOrm, with
which he saturated his handk erchisE lie held the
handkerchief To his nose and amer two inspira-
tons he fell to the ioOr dead IL said that be
had fatty degeneration of the heart aud the fumes
of the ehlorofOTm killed him. He was a Surgeon
served iu the feet Of guRboats the James River
DANCEY.-At his home, in Orange Mills. Fla,
Oct -. Col II. L. Daneey, aged IS. He graCu-
aied from West Point in the class with JEFF Davis,
and served with distinction United States ofi-
Ger IN the Seminole war, and later constructed for
the Government the famous wall at ST Angus
line. The latter years of his life have been devoted
to orange growing. He Was buried with military
hOnOrs
JACKsON.-At the Naval Hospital at Chelsea.
Mass, Oct 70. Lieut. Samuel l.. Jackson. q. 8. Ma
rine Corps, aged 81. When the revolution broke
out Ia Panama, Jan.~7 1885, he WAS ordered there
with marines to protect American interests, and
remained there for about two months He
son OF Medical Director samuel jackson u. =.
Navy retired " no lives in Boston, aud \ brother
of Lieut. BOris Jackson, u. 3. Army, Professor *
Mathematics at West Point.