The National tribune., 1891-07-16

METcALF-At Ellis Village " Y March . Of
lung trouble. contracted while iu the service pvron
Aetcalf Co f. 10Th y. ~ IT. A. Comradc Ne.eaIf vas
good soldier, aud was ia OF the hard. foughs
battles in which bis regiment partciputeI arpoest
which are Cold HaFb0r. Shenandoah VALLEY and
Petersburg. He was "a peu-iouer. IT.. wa. "a roeut-
Der Of Calvin Bureh Post SIS and his remains we're
inferred By bis old comrades. with The Old Dag he
loved go well wrapped around his casket Hs
leaves n wife and three chi dren.
LEE.-At Toledo, o.. recently. Of kidney trouble.
Gen. John G.. Lee. Tine Historical Register of he
United states army gives Gen. Lees record as
I0hOWs: MaJor 10Th ONO, Oct % 1861 Colonel
Nov Is, la6i; resigned May s. 1868: Colonel f6tth
Ohio, May g lSGt EreVet Bril.,tfiicr .r,eruI ~
Volunteers, March % 1865 for meritoricus service
ln The hedt hUnOUtbiy mustered out Aug. - lisa
lie served two terms Lieutenant q GOVERNOR of
Ohio since the war. He stood az the head Of lis
profession in the state of Ohio az the time of his
oe 'th. Asa man and acomTade, A. near may bs,
DC was respected by every member Of his Old
command, 20 " loul he impaired in some degree
NILBOBN.-At Cushuian. Ark April 81 II di.-
ease contracted while ia the service and ir amroa-
ton Of the liver. Edward Wilaosu, Lieutenant. 90.
II, 5ih y. j., aged 6j. lie enlisted 90 BeIviIle "
j., rs Second Lieutenant, and en- March 1902 he
was promoted 10 First Lieutrnout II e yvnsa Prus-
sian by birth, ana was or many ycpr- member u
the GAR Ills remains were laid 20 rest by tho
Aiu-ou-, Of which organization hr was i4o "a hiuh
member. He leaves wife and ire daughters four
OF whom are married.
EsTY.-At Hulufh, MINI. Dee 81. 1891. Of con-
gcsileu 1t the lungs Newell T. ETY. Sergeant Co
j., 30 r. l. H. a.. lie served three " arr. Frs wa
a member of Burnside Post, 3 Department Of Inc
Potomac. up To- Nov. D. 1890. when he transferred
bis membership 70 Willis a. ttorrnun Post. 81
Department Of Minnesota, Of which he was a mem
Der at the time Of hIs death. The deceased leaves
a vile and one child.
CABoRy.--At Lisbon. ~ Y. June 10. Of disease
contracted While lu the service, George c. Cab0Fn,
Go. q, ~ y. IT,, aRea So. lie was member 81
Marshall Sanders Post end wsz 5tirird bv fhak
Post, assisted by Post % lie leaves wife aud Two
CrASDaLL.-At Wreht-towa MINI. Nav %.
Dennis Craudail Co. %. lsg Minn Re enlisted in
Is6l; wa wor'ded at the first battle % Bull Run;
captured and sent % Libby Prison, from whence
he transferred to salisbury, where be remained
u months He was dischargsdat Camp Falmouth,
EIsHoP.-At Loudonville. o.. May 2j r. @. Bsh-
Op. aged g. He served Throughout the war ITs
was charter member Of FISHER Post 500; was
twice elected Chaplain aud once Commander.
Through his death the Post has lost an eficiens
Comrafic and a good worker.
fAECELL.-AJ Fresno City. Cal, April o Of hears
disease, Reuiumiu H PARCEL, Go. j.. 1lfE Ohio.
lie enlisted Nov. q 1861. aud was houuraby dis
charged Jan. Is, 1900 COmrads Parcel .
member Of Peta,uma Post.
TUGH-At Fresno City. Cal, April g. Hiram
Pugh. co. ID, 9Th ID Cav. iie was DISCHARGED July
TO- 1868 on account OF disabilities Comrade Pugh
was % member of Atlanta Post. %.
ASDEE5oN.-At Frs-uo Guy, Cal, May A. Gus
Anderson, Co. II. 10Th Mich. Cav He enlisted
Aug. %, Is63 and WAS hOnoUtbly discharged Nov.
p, lot3- C'mrade Anderson was a member Of
Atlanta Post o.
CursrER-At DETROIT Mich June 2. George VI.
Chester. He in 1861 clerk in the Office OF
Mai Buczer at Washington. He WIS ordered "a
QUAR- eruaster To Eimirg, ~ ". for The great drlft
aud handled clothed aud sent to the 'front.' all OF
the troops raised lea western New York Ia 1854
President Lincoln promoted him 20 be Captain and
Assistant Quartermastero OF Volunteers. lie was in
Gen. Auger's department. at Washington AheE
the war lie WAS connected with many newspapers,
and at the time Of bis death he was with the Do
trot Free Press.
NAxFTFLD AT Lowell, Mass June a Jared p
Niuxhed, Lieutenant, 81 Mass Cav, aged on. The
deceased % sufferer for years from wound
received In battle nj New Iberia, La la 1853 10
frlTyg oh Ff.s
Junior Vice Commander Of the Massachusetts Do
partmcnt Of The Grand Army.
SrE1NEHF-At Hartford Conn.,, june s. 81 pgraly-
SIS. George Steiuer;, aged So lie enlisted in he
99.h - T. IN 1851 After he was appointed Assist
ant Surgeon. and later Became surgeon 0f The
l5fh n. Y, and served until the close Gf the
He wH5 made Police surgeon of Hartford iu 1873.
He was % member Of Judson Kipatric5 Post
PArS0ys.-At Florence Mass, June o. Horace X
Parsons, Lieutenant and ReEimeutal QulFtermas-
ter lOjh Conn. lie had been detailed for special
duty the staff Of Glen. j. II. HuwIey
MONROE-At Providence. r T., June III, OF
I hemorrhnge arising from generous growth In
. the Jaw, John A. Monroe, Lienteunut- Colonel, LIST
r. !. L. a. lie was commanding oifcer for more
thau year Of the artillery camp OF instruction as
TlyGrSFELrrR.-At jamestown, n. Y. June 10.
Sidney ID. Lirgeuetter, Captain, Co b, lI5th Ny,
HoDGDov.--At Portsmouth " IT,. June n. OF
pneumonia, Geo. E. HOdgdOa, Lieutenant, 10th ~.
H., aged5L For many years he had been promi-
uent lawyer, had served two wears as Mayor Of the
city Of Portsmouth. and for several years past WAS
in the State Legislature. Hs was member OF
Stoser Post and Senior Commander at thu
State Eucampment last year He was also prom
ineut Knight Of Honor and member OF l. o.
L. NJ
SHELDON AT Brooklyn, " Y. June H. Alexan-
der O. sheldon, Lieutenant, ith y. r. aged So. H8
was promoted Captain Aug, -, 1854 For gallant
and meritOrOus services at the capture OF Peters
burg me wss breyetsd Major. lie remained In
tie army about 10 years after the war when no
res eued and Joined bis father and brother IN the
publishing business and had charge Of the busf
ness management of The Gdlarg Magazine, which
Sheldon & Co. al that time published.
ARDEZGR-At Washington, ID. c.. June 49, %
dropsy Of The heart, Frank Ardezer. He was
member Of Lincoln Post.
WALKER.-At Brooklyn. n. =, june ~ Of lnju-
ries received in an alteration John IT. Walker.
Comrade Walker was perhaps better known As
Fighting Jack Walker" tie served iH the var
ia the l3h n. Y n. c. and also IN the lith aud I'D
U. s., returning with tie rank of Major. Al the
close of the rebellion he particps la several lu-
dian campaigns on The frontier. retiring in March,
1850 i'm consequence of injuries received In the
army. Since then be had been engaged in various
business enterprises in New York and BROOKLYN.
He had been three times Commander u Rankin
Post. 10.