The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-01-09
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FSIEFIELD.-At his home, in Clinton. Ky, Nov.
8 lssS. atter a long and severe illness. Joseph B.
FARRAND.-At New York City Dec IS. Of pueu-
monia, John ". Farrand Lieutenant Co. T. 32I n
Y, and Captain, Co h. alst " Y. Cav He leaves
q widow and one child
TULIIs.-As his home. near EIktOn, o. Dee. 4
lsS9 from the result of his army service Alpheus
Tullis, Co I'll, lgth Ohio, and Co. G. 6lh Ohio Cav
aged 80 years and six months. lie leaves vie
and four children.
HAsrINGs.-At jefferson, Iowa, Nov. %. 1889. Of
consumption, ii. +. Hastings, Co II, 9Sth III. lie
a worthy member of ReddeId Post, No. 20.
Perry and died while on a visit to relatives
CAELIsLE--At his home. in Perry. Iowa Dec IS
1852 OF chronic diaTrhen, David Carlisle. Co b 4ih
Mich. Tie hOnored member Of RedieId
Post. No 26, and was buried by the Post.
AHRAMs.-At his home in Fairport, y. ", Nov
:, 1852 Andrew J. Abrams. First Sergeant Co. X
9th y. Y. III. A, aged SO years. Comrude Abrams
lost leg june p, 1864 in front Of Petersburg Va
lie was an hOnored member OF r. a SIOcum Post,
No. 2ll, and buried by his comrades Leaves
a wife and five children.
BOGART.-At New Haven. Conn. recently OF
consumption, SainI Bogart. Co. ID, iIth T. = g. r.
HARDIN-At New Haven, Conn, Dee. - Wuken
Hardin. Co. X, 29th Conn.
SHOREY.-At his home, in New York CITY Dec
%, of pneumonia l. NJ Shorey Lieutenant -th
Me. aged So years. He was wounded at the battle
Of Aniietam, which neeessitated his retiremens
from the service Iie was graduate from tho
Harvard law school, and practiced law for some
time IN Chicago III. For the past two years he
has been identified with the express business in
New York City.
MOoRE-At independence Kan, Dee 4 Thos.
Moore, Co A, llith III. lie was member in good
standing Of Mcpherson Post No. 4 which ors,,ui-
cation conducted his funeral.
SAGE.-At his home. near Augusta Wis, Dee. q
OF heart disease, Willis Il. sage, lSth Wis and Co
ID. I0th Wis. aged 65 years. lie was confined in
rebel prisons Tor seven months Was a member Of
john l.. Perkins Post.
JoHSsoS.-At his home, in Binghamton, \. Y.
recently, Robt. NJ Johnson, Captain, Co d, I09th
Ny.
LoSGLEY-AI his home. in Boston, Mass. Dee
90 OF pneumonia, Henry ". LOngley aged SIS wears
~ the breaking of the rebellion he entered lie
COmmissaTy Department under Col. Clark and
accompanied Gen. Butler i'm his ship Atnd exps-
dition He was stationed al New Orleans during
quently WAS ordered To Lonss Island. ia Boston
harhoT. where he had the supervision OF the Conn
mssary Department From here lac was ordered
To Norfolk, Va, where he remained ON the staff OF
the Provost Marshal until the close Of che war.
LIrTLEFiELD.-At his home. in East Cambridge,
Mass, Dee 20. of heart failure, j. Warren Little
held, Co. Il. othMe. lie WAS y member of Post No.
RonINsoS.-At his home in Manchester " H.,
Dec. 20, Nathaniel L. Robinson, Second Lieutenant,
Co. f. 10Th X. L., aged 4S years. ConlrIdo Robin
son committed suicide hy shooting himself through
the head, He was a member of Louis Bell Post
lSGRAHAM.-At his home, ia TuscOla, H. re-
Gently of lung trouble contracted while prisoner
in Libby. Henry Il. lngrahani. First Lieutenant,
Co. a, S5th Iud AZ the time OF death he was COM
mantler OF Frank Reed Post No. 4O9
VAUGHAS.-At his home, in Columbus Kan
Dec. 3, OF wounds aud disease contracted in the
service, Job Vaughan, Co. ID, 55th III AGED "a
years. lie was aa earnest worker in the GAR.
BIAISE.-At Salem, Ore, Dee 81 after an Illness
of only a hours. Prof Melville c. Blaine head
teacher at the Indian Training School near Salem
and brother OF Secretary of State James c. Blaine,
aged 63 years. He served through the war in the
IOlst Ill. Leaves sou