The National tribune., 1890-01-23
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RmGwAY.-At the Madison House, Chicago, Jan.
5. from heart failure, D. J. Ridgway. aged 50. He
was native of POttsvilie, Pa, from which place
he enlisted early ia 1851 and among the first
troops that reached Washington. At the close Ok
the war he settled in his native home and engaged
IN the coal business with hts father. In 1876 he
went to Chicago. and most Of the time was IN the
employ Of the G. B. & q r r. Co He WAS menu
Der of U. ; Grant Post, No. ~ Chicago, which
took the body in charge and sent il 10 his native
home for burial
RIcHARDs-At his home in Washington. d. O..
Jan. H. Thomas F. Richards. aged IL He was in lhs
sth n \. Cav during the war and served until dis
abled He was connected with one of the Posts in
Schuyler County, n Y. where he had resided un-
I'll a short time previous To his death.
DAyE.-At his home ia North Wayne Me- Jan.
s. Nathsh Davis, Co. O.. 10th Me. aged IS. He WAS
a member Of Albert ii. Frost Post No. .
POWERs.-At his home in Boston, Mass, James
Powers. aged 81 He was one Of the most prOmi-
uent Old-time minstruls. and member Of The
Regime ntAl Veteran Association and Post . c. r.
FIffs-At loekpOFt, n Y, jan H. OF heart dis
ease Mai. James +. Fits. aged 81. He was a vet
eran, having served with distinction under Gen.
Banks in the Southwest. He was a lawyer Of
marked ability, but in his later years was devoted
to literature. He leaves . widow and six children
CHAPMtS--At his home, near Stanlsyville o.,
Dee 1889. OF chronic diarrhea and other Diseases
the result of his army life Hiram A. Chapman. Co.
III, 92d o., aged - wears and six months. He was
wounded at ChIckaInauga, sept 70. 1866 Leaves
SHUEy.-At his home. near Lickdale Pa Dec
10 Il. H. Shuey. Co. III, l0lth Pa. aged 81 years
lie was wounded through the shoulder at the bat
tie of Cedar Greek. He was buried by the MEM
hers of Sedgwiek Post, No. 4. Of which be was >
member, Leaves wife.
COoLRAUGH--At his home, in Los Angeles Cal
Jan . of a gunshot wound received in the war
John III. COObaugh. He was "A member OF Post
No. lO6, Los Angeles. He leaves a Wife
MoLLEsOS.-At his home. in New York CITY Jan
Z, OF BriEhts disease George Z. MOllesOn a son Of
the late George II. Moleson, ex-Attorney-J3eneral
of the State OF New Jersey. Tie was born In New
brunswick, n. j., on Aug. 81. 1910. lie entered
Rutgers College, but left before the end of his
course TO enter the house ct +. ButeFick where hs
remained for > years up to the time OF his death
Moilcson served in the war. and was n Royal Arch
Mason.
DAvIs.-At Brooklyn, N ". Jan. II, OfapopIexy.
Theodore Il. Davis, aged 50. He was member Of
the frm of H. c. HOwell5 II Co.. SO Broadway,
aud had been prominently identified with the
wholesale carriage trade for many years He was
"A native of New Haven; Captain of Co b, I5th
Conn, and was in Libby Prison. He was q Menu
Der of the Brooklyn Congregational Club the
Legion of Honor. and Winchester Post, GAR
SIMMoNs.-At La Plato, No. recently OF dis
ability, the result of his army service Richard Sim
mons. aged 6S years. He leaves wife.
DODGE.-At DelphOS, Kan, Dee. g. 1889 ID. W.
Dodge, "a Wis. Cav.
SAyAGE.-At MaFengO. Ind, Dec. l6 1889. rom
disease contracted IN the service. VIM. ID. savage,
Go. ID, Goth Ind. aged 46 years. He was prisoner
for IL months. being confined in Andersonville and
other prisons He was q member OF Hammond
Post, No. PSI.