The National tribune., 1891-05-28

J0SHs.-At Columbus. o., April g. ". III. Jones'
Go. +, 4th u. 5. lie was OrdnauCe-Sergeans OF
his regiment, and was discharged in 1850. soon
after his discharge he was appointed Post Trader
at Newport Barracks, KY, and when the transfer
made TO Columbus he went there with his troop.
He the last Post Trader 10 retire under the
Cuuteeu system. which recently maugurated.
lie was member Of j. NJ Wells Post, 81, aud
that Post attended the funeral, did also the OH
GERS and soldiers of the barracks in which he had
been q Post Trader, and a large number Of other
people.
contracted while in the service, Joseph Peach,
Captain, Co. a, l22d Ohio. He was promoted TO
Major May l. 1853 and discharged Feb. % 1854
He subsequently served term of enlistment In The
159th Ohio and another term in the 33l Ohio, and
was finally mustered out of tie service May III,
1865, having served altogether over four years.
He was AN hOuored member OF Dan Brown Post,
$50 also Of The Order of Odd Fellows, both Orders
officiating his funeral, which attended by an
Immense concOurse of people. He leaves aWldOW
and several growu-up children.
BOLTNG.-At Windsor H.. prii Z, Of cOnsump-
ton C0mrude Boiling, Co. X, 3Itd Iud. he was
OF W indsor Post IS3 and also prominent
Mason. He leaves wife and six children
HAYEs.-At Portsmouth, Neb.. April 3 Of pneu-
mOnia William Hayes, Co. A. lIth H., aged %.
He served four years in his company. He was
Secretary Of the Plattsmouth CITY schools; WAS a
member of NcCOnhe Post and also Of the Masonic
Fraternity, aud WAS respected by all who knew
him. Tie leaves three children, we'll provided Tor.
OwEys-At FredoEiA Kan, Aprli l0, Of Ia grippe,
ID. +. Il. Owens, Co Ii, 10th Ind Altoona Post, Of
which ne was member, led the funeral procession.
/ He Ieavee wife aud family.
WmIE-At Spickardsyille, Mo, March "A, Of
/ dropsy o. IT, White NJ. 5. NJ. CIV, aged y.
/ CEASDALL.-At Friendship, ". Y, April 49, A.
| A. Crandail SD Pa, aged O. Comrade CFandHlI
was severely wounded m the battle OF Clear River,
also at Spottsy lvania. lie was taken prisoner aiid
l boarded at AudersOuviiie for nine months, rom
which place he and two other comrades made their
| escape being about 80 days reaching oar lines.
/ During their escHps they suffered terribly from
hunger and exposure. He WAS worthy member
/ of Hatch Post 2il.
/ Joxgs-At springfield :. D., April Z Of heart
| disease, Alexander Jones, Co. l. 9th Iowa Cav. lie
/ was loyal member of Steadmau Post, s., Depart
ment Of south Dakota. and held the office Of officer
/ of the Guard at the Time Of bus DEATH lie was
buried by the comrades OF ms Post the services OF
/ the order being duly observed. He leaves q vile
i CoFFW,y-At DeerfeId Mo-. recently, Of
Il typhoid fever, Isaac n. Coffman, Co. G., l2th w.
\ Va aged a. Comrade CofimaR formerly belonged
Il 10 w. r. L. Wallace Post, l1, Departments Of Mis-
souri, was one of his eity's best citizens and bush
GooDsox--At Humansviile, Mo-. recently. Of
/ Ia grippe, Thos. Goodson, aged So. Comrade
| Goodson "a worthy member OF Lieut. =. A. NJ.
| George Post 2}2 and was buried by the Post with
ToEREy,-4t Pedigo, Tenn, March 81 Of blood
/ poison VIM j. J. TOrrey Co. I'll, 10th Mich. Cav,
/ aged 20. lie was buried at the National Cemetery
~ PsNTr"St East Fitusve. Pa, April Is Samuel
| w Pratt Co. A. 6itb ". Y. He was a member Of
| Aaron Benedict Post, 40, PleUsautviile.
/ NIEAFOY-At Midd etowu, ". " March 49, Of
| fstula Charles NJ. Aieaf0y, Co. z, lst y. Y Mtd
Rifles, aged 81.
/ Masonic Soldiers Home, North Kingston,
r. l., April l6, Of Brights disease Of The kidneys,
| Henry Mason, Co. ID, 2d r. L., aged 53.
/ WHITNAN.-At Soldiers Home, North Kingston,
r. L. April IS Reuben Whitman, Battery r. LIST
K. l. l.. A., aged "a
BoYLE-At Providence. II. L.. April 20 Hugh III.
L Boyle Co. f. lith II. l. COmrade Boyle died after
a long and painful illness. Slooum Post 10. st-
/ tended his funeral.
AICGHEE-At Pitsburg, Pa, April Is, OF heart
Il failure. Henry Mctfhee, Co. Nj, 5th Pa. Cav. Tho
deceased had been a brave aud daring soldier.
WOOsTER-At Naugatuck Conn, April Is. OF
| typhoid pneumonia, Walter .. Wooster, Baitei y
| A. "a Pa. Art, aged 81. He was wounded in tho
| leg at Cold HarbOr He a member OF lsneLl
/ Post 43. He leaves widow and seven cnildfen-
/ AIORRIsON.-At Espemuce, n " April IL, ot
paralysis, j. Morrison, Co. II, Goth \. T. aged %.
| lie was a member OF G.. A. Turnhuil Post, undor
/ whose auspices The funeral occurred,