The National tribune., 1891-07-02

KEyDR1oE.-At New York City. May q, Henry
L. Kendrick, aged 80. He was made Captain Of
the I'd I. > A. In 1881 and served la the war with
Mexico Ia 1877 'f3. He was promoted in 1877 TO 10
Brevet Major for gallant aud meritoriOus conduct
IN the defense Of Pueblo. Tn 1870 ne on from
tier duty, and in command Of am artillery battalion
on the march from Fort Leaveuworth to Santa I7s,
". VI. lie was in New Mexico from 1919 10 1881.
and Engaged in expeditions against the Navajo
Indians. He was in command OF Fort Defianca
from 1872 To- 1871 lie was appointed Brigadier-
declined to serve.
PErERs.-At New BEDFORD Mass, May Is. Peter
J. Peters, Co. l. lst Mass. ii. A., aged 81. lie
born in Germany and served for some years in the
army Of that country. He enlisted at Camp Cam
eron, Cambridge, Mass. and his company came %
Washington aud performed garrison duty Ia the
deieuses around the city. Early in 1853 he was
taken sick aud ordered TO the hospital from
whence he was discharged March rs Of tile same
year, Ee was a member Of William ROdman
Logan Post, ], and was supposed to have been the
oldest member Of the Grand Army ia the country
BISGHAN-At Nlgasaki. Japan, recently. Chief
Engineer J0hu H. Bingham. tie entered the Navy
IN 1867 n q Third Assistant Engineer, was promoted
TO second Assistant in lsGl First Assistant in
1863. and was maize q Chief Engineer in 1850 He
saw considerable active service during the war and
was - years at sea. He duty In Norfolk az
the time of receiving orders 90 the Alliance, TO
death, May 6.
scHRoEDER.-At Burlington. W.. Niny Q William
@ Schroeder, Co. o, lst y. Y. Eng, aged 62 Hs
was q veteran OF many WARS. He also served with
Admiral FarraguL He leaves a wife and one
child.
RoBERTs-Near Dudley Iowa. Of pneumonia.
Peter II. Roberts. Co. b. stb Iowa Cav, aged q.
Deceased was good citizen and au industrious aud
prosperous farmer. He served throughout the
war, and never received q scratch.
CONES AT Mcrced Cal March q OF cancer OK
the stomach William r. Combs 5th CAL aged 60.
lie served little over three years, and dis
ELY-At Savannah. Mo-, April O. OF cousunp-
ton, Daniel j. Ely, Co +, 81 Ind, aged So His
regiment served three years with the Army Of the
Ia a ma herr of R4rf10 a. DaafN
and that Post attended his far era
COSDE.-At Richmond, Va, OF consumption,
April ia, H. A. Condo, Co. III, LIST n. \. Mtd Rifles,
aged As.
GooDr1cH-At MerriIIviIIe, Ind. May 90 Of
dropsy, Ihos. Q. Goodrich, Go. b, 9th Mich. He
served with That command for two wears. when ne
discharged for disability Feb. Ij 1855. At tho
organization Of the ljist Ind. he again enlisted in
Co. h. Of that regiment, aud was discharged AZ its
muster out OF service, October, 1865. He was q
member Of John Wheeler Post l6l, Crown Point,
Ind aud was buried with honOrs.
IlEATH.-At Charleston Neb., May 10, Of Brighgs
disease. Osborn ). Heath Co. b l8,h Wis, aged So
COmrade Heath a sufferer for many years Of
disease contracted in his more than four years Of
service. He was buried by the EpwOrth League,
of which he WAS member, and his funeral was
followed by large concourse Of friends.
BsRNFs-At Pennington, Cal. May so William
W. Barnes, Co Il, DIST No. He was a member Of
Corinth Post. and the funeral under the
auspices of that Post
LOzTER.-At Medina, ~ Y, May 5. VIM. LOzier,
18th n Ind,p't battery, aged 90. He WAS menu
Der OF Hood Post, Oh. The comrade writing Of his
death says; - He was one OF your old subscribers,
and has "a pile of IRIBUNE5 as big Is q wall tent"
WADswOBTH.-At Hiram. Me-, Nav % of rheu-
matte fever and rheumatism, Seth MadsNgoTth, 18th
Me. aged 90. He was buried under the auspices OF
Thompson Post, s., OF which he member. A
good citizen. faithful friend, an honest man.
FOsTEE.-At Waverly, iowa, recently, John r.
Foster, Co. y. 55th No., aged So Tie leaves a wife
and six children.
CAsE-At Reyuoldsville. ~ Y. May 10. William
J. Case. Co A, 5lh y Y. II. A., aged 90. He q
member Of ID. w. Washburu Post, 5I5, Watkins, in
which Post he filed the office Of Surgeon. He was
highly respected rs citizen, and bis funeral was
largely attended lie was buried with the services
of The Grand Army and 1. o. c. r.
VAN DUsEv.-At Watkins, n. ", April l6 Of dis
ease of the kidneys. contracted while in the service,
David Van Duseu, Go. k, 18th Mass, aged 81 He
was member of ID. w. Washburn Post SIS which
Post attended the funeral.
GISTHER-At Waverly, lows, John Ginther. Of
Go. l. l4th H. Cav. He was member Of Robbins
Post 267, which Post conducted his funeral services.
He leaves a wife, two daughters, and one son. lie
served seven months i'm Andersouville prison. the
place from which he contracted the disease which
caused his DEATH
EMEY.-At Boston, Mass, May q. the resut
of wounds received in the service Michael Riley,
3jth ILL., lie WAS "a member Of Post Do At the time
of his death he was an Inspector in the Boston
Custou-house, and his death was a sad event 70 his
brother officers, by whom he was held in the high
est esteem.
BUsss.--At Chicago. H.. May %. Fred Buzss,
Captain 57th H., aged 81. AT the time of his DEATH
he WAS a member Of the 57th III. r. simental
sHUrE-At AHoway, N. J.. MAY n. Thomas
Post go, Salem which sent squad Of mem-
bers 20 conduct the funeral services
PRINCE.-At NitieTy, Me-, May 9 Charles VI.
Prince, Go. A, 81 Me-, aged S. IIeFe-euiisted Dec.
10 1863, in Co. l. 30th Me- discharged Dec IS 1884
on account OF wounds received iu action. lie bad
been a member OF the c. AR since 1870. He
MIN Of remarkable memory, fine Hnguist and
not cd mathematician.
LYEE.-At Newburg, Ore May Is, Of cOnsump-
ton. DR. u. w. Lyle Co. q, SD H.. and Co. L. 45th
H., aged 50. Al the time OF death was "a member
and surgeon Of Fitzpatrick Post, 81. He leaves
wife and four children.
JEFFREY.--At Jewett City Conn, May %. Chas.
jeffrey, Co. y. 5th Conn. aged g. Comrade Jeffrey
fell from q ladder May 3, and received injuries
from which he died He was an enthusiastic Grand
Army man, and belonged to SedVwiek Post. !,
Norwich, Conn. lie will be- missed by q Inrgs
circle Of friends He leaves wife. three daughters
and one son.
ALEXASDEE.-At Holland. Mass, April 4 Of dis
ease contracted while in the service, Nathaniel
Alexander Co. c. 18th Mass. COmTads Alexander
was discharged from the service ou account OF dis
ability, and has had pension claim pending for
more than N years.
SEow.-At MoweRqua. H.. May H. Thomas NJ.
Snow, Co. n. 6lst M, aged g. He served thF0ugh-
out the war, and was discharged sept. r. 1850. lie
was a member of J. v. Clements Post. 1858.