The National tribune., 1891-07-09
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SYLvANUs.-At Indiana Pa. june l5 OF con-
sumption, Thomas ~ lvsnus, Co. ID, 8lst Pa. aged
IS. lie more widely known a. Tom China
man, and was horn at Hong Kong, China. On 40
count Cf sickness he was discharged in 1852 but
when bis health returned he re- enlisted In Co. ID,
Ara y. $. lie took part in the seven days fight
before Richmond, and tine battles Of Mine Ran,
Wilderness SpOtIsy lvHnlA, Cold Harbnr and Pc
tersburg. lie captured June "a. 1861 aud was
confined la AndersOuviue until May IS, 1865 On
May - lanJ he joined Post y, and had ever since
been a faithful member. During his residence in
Indiana Sylvanus married white woman, and
three children survive him. He mndo h:s living
by selling peanuts, vegetables and fruits from a
little gO-Cart. which was familiar sight to the
residents Of Indiana. His funeral WAS under the
auspices Of Post *, and was largely attended.
WYMAN.-At Galva Kan, June7 :, Dan j. Wyman,
Co. +, "a Ohio Cav. COmTads yman was Com
mnuder Of VI. NJ Croker Post. and Master of GaIvR
Lodge. 25l, A. F. < A. 81 lie was buried By his
lodge with Masonic honors.
WADDELL.-At Eirkville. Iowa, May q J. W.
Wadde.l, Go. I, iOih Iowa, aged A. He leaves a
wife and two children.
HALL--At Big Rapids. Mich, June 4 Of chronic
dinrrheR aud other diseases George p. Hall, Co.
f. ~ Mich. Cav, aged 81. He leaves a wife and
two sons He had in his possession a revolver
that comrade by the name 81 VIM. Teuny give
him 10 take care Of A dying rebel was seen hiding
10 Ia the leaves Ha never knew Williams adj
dress after the closed. III be Is living and
wants II he eIn have Il by addressing Mrs. Geo. p.
Hall. Barton Box, Big Rapids, Mich.
kITsOS.-At Kingston, Nob., March 81 John
kitsou, Go. A. lS5th Pa, aged 62 WAS buried by
Myrtle Post. 263 COmrRde kItsOD was Chaplain
Of his Post three years. He an exem plary
Christian and loyal comrads.
LELAND.-At Wymore, Neb, Feb. II, of pneu-
mouia Thomas Leland Co. II, 9th Kan. Cav. aged
O.. Cumrade Leland was respected citizen and
member Of the City Council and in years past q
Minister the Gospel lie leaves wife and i've
sMfFHERs-At Cambridgeport. Mass. Juns 2.
John II. Smithcrs, Co Il. 29th Mass He had been
employed for some time In the Government bind
cry Washington, y. c. He was Past Commander
OF Cambridge Post.
DorY.-Ai Topc<s, Kan. Feb. D. J. F. Doty, Co.
Is. Goth Ohio aud Lieutenant Co. Il, U. :. ID. ). he
was "A member 0f Lincoln Post, l. and his remains
were inferred by the Post
SLoCUM.-At EopeSa Kan, April 10, Jonah Slo-
cum Fireman and A7-iStaut Engineer u. s.. ~ His
funeral WAS under The auspices Of Lincoln Post l.
OF " hich Post he "A member.
MCDowELL-At Topeka, Kan. Nav TO- Robert
NJ Mcdowell, Co. b, i-sth Ind. He was member
Of Lincoln Post l. and that Post had charge of the
SLoAy-At Erie. Pa, on Decoration Dav. Nav
80 Thomas = sloan, 9Th Captain of Knapp'4 CPaD
battery. Capt. sloan had been unwelI for several
ycurs. About two years ago he went 10 the Sol
dcrs' Home at Erie 60 rest and Tecuperate but his
health continued 30 fail and he died above. His
body seat TO Pttsburg and was buried in Hill
dale Cemetery, Ailegauy City, Pa. FOrty-twO
members Of the battery attended the funeral.
REELER-At Dover l. T. Feb. "a George ri
BeeIer, aged 50. 10 served three years in the
army. He leaves u wife aud daughter.
SrOwE.-At Haley. Idaho. June 6. Of internal
hemorrhagv, Martin stowe. Captain Co. RI, 42d Ill.,
aged 81. COurhde stowe was thrown from "a horse
about y week before his death and the injuries
proved fatal. After the wIg he went 10 AInnt-ota
where he elected To the Legislature and later
on appointed postmaster Of his local town, where
he was also the leading merchant In 1888 or 1854
he came TO Haley and engaged ia mining but
with indifferent success He leaves a wife and four
children.
IloLT-Al Santa Cruz, Jan. %. George J. Holt.
Co 4, 2d Mass. Cav. California Huuired.) His
funeral was largely attended by the Grand Army
aad l. %. O. +. Before the Ca-hc was lowered to
it, last resting place a comrsde from san Francisco
who fought side by side with the Old veteran, took
his Grand Array badge from his coat and placed it
OF t3s cgskct ~ q tribute from "a gomrads.
I.YzAR-At Woifsville Ind. April l. OF kidney
trouble, James A. LyZtr. 81 Md. aged 6S RE
servsG all through the late war; in many Of
the most i'm portant battles; WAS prisoner quite
while; and old subscriber TO THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, 10 which lie was most earnestly devoted.