The National tribune., 1891-11-05
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GoDMAS.-At Columbus. o.. Oct. a. Con J. II.
Goldman, aged So Gen. Goldman entered the serv-
ice May 4, 1861 Major % the 4ih Ohio. He be-
came Lieutenant-C Colonel Jan. O. 1862 and was pro-
noted 70 a ColoueCy May %, 1853. For galana
and meritOrious services during the war he was
brevetted Brigadier-General Of Volunteers, March
-, 1865. He resigned July - 1858 on account %
disability he having received seven wounds Ia one
battle, He was AudtOr-GeneTal Of the State of
Ohio for eight years and was the intimate friend
Of Salmon r. Chase Edwin VI. stanton. and sx.
senator Thurman. Col. Goldman grandfather was
a Captain in WashingtOn's army aud was wounded
nj Monmouth, and his father served under Gen.
Mcigs In the war of 1872
BRows.--As AIbioa n. " Oct. 81 Gen joseph
b. Brown. He entered the service June %. 1870 az
Assistant Surgeon. and on July 4. 1861, ne became
MaiOr-Surgeon. june 30 1882, he Was promoted 10
Lieuteuant-SurgeOu, and he reached the rank %
COlOnel-SurgeOu Jan. % 1856. He was retired from
duty on July g. 1866 He was, on March b. 1865
brevetted Lieutenant-COonel aud Colonel for faith
ful and meritOriOus services during the war On
sept % 1866 for meritorOus and dist gushsd ssrv-
ices at Fort Columbus, Now York Harbor where
the cholera epidemic was raging. he was brevetted
Brgadier-Gene His services during the war
were with the Army Of the Potomac and the Army
Of the Cumberland. From 1873 to the date OF his
retirement in 1886 he President Of the Medical
Examining Board in New York.
BURNHAM.-At Springfield Mass. Oct. q Alfred
" Burnhum. Comrade Bnrnham enlisted in Co.
c. LIST Conn. Cav. In 1861, and served three years.
rising to the rank Of First Lieutenaut. man ~
undaunted courage he among the drst 70 re-
sDOnd at the call for forOrn hope and in is
occasional wanderings during the closing hours of
his life his mind reverted 10 those scenes OF peril
short time before he expired. partially rising from
his pillow, he said, Tell the commander
ready -; and then, as If answering to ro-oall, re-
peated his name. And these the last words
Of this true patriot and faithful Christian Hs waa
a member Of II. r.. Wilcox Post, and wore his
highly-prized GAR. badge to his final resting
place. wife and three daughters len
mourn his loss.
BULLoCK-At Mobile Ala, recently, Seymour
Bullock. ir., QuartermaserSergeant oath ". Y.
Comrade Bullock enlisted private when ~
wears of age; was promoted TO QuarteTmaster-
serge wounded nE Il ID
Binwiddie Courthouse, and was mustered out june
10 1855 After qualifying himself FOR the practice
OF medicine ne removed TO Mobile. where he mar
red "a wealthy lady. He organized and was tho
first Commander Of GeuwOOd Post. He was Com
n,ander Of the Blue and Gray Veterans Union OK
Mobile. For time he conducted q weekly news
paper styled she Guf CITY Sentinel A collection %
his poems, entitled "SongsOf summer has passed
into y third edition. He died Of = RunshOt wound.
received at the hands OF his friend aud
former feIlow-soldier. He leaves a widow sn
adopted daughter and three brothers.
CHuDs.-Near Adrian, Mimi. Oct. IS. OF a conn
pIicatiou of diseases resulting from army service
and confinement in Southern PRISONS Thomas H.
Child- Co. -, 18th Iowa, aud aferward Captain
Of T. :. colord troops. Capt Chlids served In tho
Iith lows until at the battle of Pittshurg Landing
he taken prisoner. and served SIX months IA
rebel prisons. Alter his exchange he was commits
stoned Captain i'm the cOlOred troops, and served
til the end of the lie was buried by Nathan
lei Won Post 46. Of which he was - member.
BOyLE.-Near Baltimore, Md. Oct. 10 the resula
of an accident. George VI. Boyle. Engineer, L. a
n Comrade Boyle enlisted in 1862. and dis
charged i'm 1868 He thrown from his engine
while il was making so miles an hour and received
Injuries which resulted fatally. He was buried Oct.
% with the beautiful aud impressive ceremonies Of
the GAL by A. w. Dodge Post, "A, OF which he
was A member The deceased was hOnOred and
loved by all who knew him.
STANDIFORD.-At GTatiOt. o., Sept %. Of disease
enntracted in AndersOnville Prison. Elisha r. STAN
difDrd Co b. 10th Ohio, and Co. h. l35th Ohio.
aged y. He was taken prisoner and sent to An
fierlODyilfe where he remained long time. lie
was a member of Hamilton Post, 3i4. being moss
of the time Chaplain Of the Post. He had been
useful member of the Methodist Protestant Church
since 1872 His church paper and THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE were the papers Of his choice.
S,frrlL-At Sodus, ". Y Oct. 10 Of heart disease,
Homer b. Smith Co. ID, 18th N. Y. III. A.. aged 80.
after only three hours sickness. COmrade smith
LEFT his home the 18th TO attend the Reunion Of
his regiment at Syraeuse, ~ Y, where no was
elected Chaplain. On his return home be stopped
TO visit relative, where he WAS stricken down and
brought home dead. He leaves a widow aud two
children. His body was taken to Portegeyille, ".
+ FI lpe Getzville ~ Y, Oct, o. Of cancer
in the stomach, John h. FiegeL Co. A, 9th U. 3.
He served most of his slime clerk Rs Head
quarters. After the war he served the town OF
amherst, ~ Y, two years as Tax Collector, four
wears as Supervisor, and was President OF tha
NiaUara and Erie County Insurance COMPANY FOR
many wears. lie belonged to Ransom Post, 242;
also the @. NJ. B. A., which Order buried him at
SwoTmville Cemetery. He leaves vile and IO
HUwr-As Florida. ~ Y. Oct. "A. James Hsus,
Co. q. l6Sth n. Y. aged 81 He leaves vile and
five children, the youngest being SIX years. The
pail benreTs all old soldiers, rs was also tho
undertaken.
SvYDER-At Pittston, Pa. Sept q Of paralysis,
Joseph Snyder Co. X, iS2d Pa, aged 50. He
an upright man. a good husband, aud kind father,
and has gone from US, we trust 70 the inheritance
of the last. He q member Of Nugent Posi-
2i5 which Post had charge OF the funeral cero-
monies.
RowLFR-At Eleven Mile, Pa. Oct IS James
Rowlee Co. @. tst Pa. (Buektailsl, aged 20. Com
rade ROyyIee served three years. He was a meme
Der of A. W. Estes Post i25 and was buried Ocs.
II under the auspices of the Post.
LASHAa.-At Urbana. m. Oct. II Of disease con-
tracted while i'm the service, H. > Lanham co.
X 95th III aged So He Past Commander
of Black Eagle Post, 100 and was beloved by every
member lie was an Odd Fellow. aad also a mem
her of Rebeeas- All these organizations, to-
gether with Col. NOdine Post 40, Champaign, at
tended the funeral. He leaves wife and thres
children.
CooMBs.-At Togus Mel Hospital Oct g. Israel
A. COomBs, tst Me Cav. aged 81