The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-01-21
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MACKENZIE New York City Jan. s. Of pneu-
mOnia. Colin Mackenzie, Assistant surgeon, 18th
Ohio, aged So. lie was in charge Of the Seminary
Hospital at Columbus for some time and aferwsrd
served on Gen. Crooks staff. Aiter praclicmg
medicine in Cleveland for awhile he removed TO
New York City where he had large practice for
the last 20 years. For several years he Assist
ant Surgeon Of the WOman's Hospital. Fl was
a member Of the Obstetrical Society Of he County
Medical Society. and Of the Alumni Association OF
Bellevue Hospital. He leaves a wife aud one sou.
BOmFORD-At Elizabeth n. j.. Jan. 8. Gen.
James v. BOmford, aged 80 Gen. Bomiord'B
father artillery Colonel. and he was born ia
camp In ISL He was graduated at West POiHt,
where he was famous athlete He served
with distinction through the Black Hawk Semi
mole and Mexican wars. He was brevetted Major
for gallant oOnduet at the battles Of COntreras and
CherubusoO, and made Lieutenant- Colonel for MS
bravery at Moline del Rey. He was the hrst man
to plant the Stars and Stripes on the rampsrts OF
the City Of Mexico. He spent II years afeFWard
the Texan frontier. When the civil war broke
out he was Lieutenant Colonel OF the 8th Inf in
Texas, but declined to give his word not to fight
the COnfederacy. For this refusal Col. BOmlOFd
was incarcerated in a rebel dungeon, where he re-
manned from April. 1861, until Nav, 1862 When
exchanged Col. Bomford came North and received
an ovation from Elizabeth citizens. He at once
joined the Union army as Major Of The Sab Inf and
fought galanty through the war, he being twice
wounded and left for dead on the field nc the battle
OF PeFryville being shot through the body. He
was brevetted Colonel for his bravery in this
test IN which he was Chief Of staff for Mai Gen.
McCOok. Before the war closed Col BOmford OBJ
tanned the rank Of Brevet Brgadier- General and
after declared ne server tthGfi years
on the Western frontier Gen. BOmford spent ~
years in the United States Army, retiring ia lS7L
He leaves a wife and two sons.
GENUNG.-At Terre Haute, Ill. Dec. "a, stephen
Genung. Co. b, 9lst H., aged IL he enlisted ia
1862 and was discharged In 1863. He was taken
prisoner in 1863 at Bacon Creek. Ky. while guard
ing a stOekade, but was parOlsd He joined
Abrah Paul Post March Is 1884 and was a faithful
member until bis death. The Post loses devoted
and faithful member and the community good
and charitable citizen. He was loved and respected
by all who knew him.
HANLEY.-In Wabash County, Ind, ThOs. Ham
ley, fifth Ind aged 70. He was born ia Ireland, and
served in his regiment for three years. He was
member of John A. Logan Post, 1919, and the funeral
held under the auspices Of the Post Tie toll
lowing resolutions OF condolences were adopted
by the Post: Whereas, il has pleased the ALL
wise God in his providence TO remove from our
midst our beloved cOmrade and friend, Thomas
Hanley: Therefore be Il ResolUed, by Cen John
A. Logan Post 1919, Department. Of Indiana That
we, the members thereof. extend to the 5oTrowing
family aud friends our sincere sympathy In this
their great bereavement. Resolved, That We
will ever honor and cherish the memory Of the
brave and noble patriot who 50 nobly braved the
hardships aud dangers during the war for pTeserv-
alton of the Union and the old hag. Kes0lued,
That the hall be draped in mourning for 50 days,
aud that copy Of these resolutions be sent 10 the
family of our late comrnde.
KELLEY.-Near Stafford, Kan, Nov. 3 the result
Of AN accident. VIM. u. Kelley, Captain Co. "A, l9th
Ky. He mustered into the service on Oct. y
but he WAS forced 10 resign In september. 1900. on
account Of iil-heaith. He was crossing railroad
track, when he struck by an engine and IN
stantly killed Comrade Kelley had just boon
allowed q pension of go per month"; and q voucher
sent him for almost $500. On account Of super
huous letter in the spelling Of his name he returned
the certificate for correction and before Us return
Comrade Kelley met with his sad and tragic end
PALMER.-At san Diego, Cat, Dec. 10, OF heart
disease Isaac J.. Palmer Co. A, 36th Ohio. He was
born ia Washington County, o., and came to Cali
iiOrnia q railway engineer. At different times
he served ~ Tax Collector Street Superintendent,
and City Marshal of san Diego. He mefn-
Der of the Grand Army and Of the l. .. o. F.,which
Order inferred the remains.
HEDGE.-At Wheeling, Pa, Jan. 3 G. It Hedge,
Co. A. li0th Pa, aged ST. He served three years
with his regiment. His remains were taken to
Wayncsburg his former home, for iuterment and
were buried with the honors OF war. he leaves
wife aud family.
GOoB-At 81. Joseph Dec. Is. Edward 2. Good,
Go. q 9th W., aged 50. COmrade Good enlisted ln
1862 and was houorably mustered out ia 1868. He
was buried by Chapman Post. q. THE comrad8
who sent US this notice failed To give the state ia
which Comrade Good died.-EDTOR.l
SrAEK.-At lancaster Pa, Dec. rs. Jacob w.
Stark. Co. b. Tsth Pa He was seriously wounded
al the battle OF Perryve, and carried bullet IA
his body ever since, from which he suffered con-
sideraby and finally led TO his death. Ihe bullsd
was taken from his body after he was dead De-
ceased was in his 4Sth year, and leaves widow.
JONEs.-At Lancaster. Pa, Dee -. john e.
Jones. Co. y. 79th Pa, aged a. He leaves Two
children, his wife having died some years ago.
HUssEY.-At Brenham, Tex, Dee. ID. OF injuries
received while n the service, George 81 e. Nus
sew aged 81. He WAS a Mason. and bis remains
were inferred In the cemetery OF th1t OrdeE win
Masonic hOHor5.
sHULLER-At Coheysburg Mo-, Dec. %, q dis
ease contracted while in the ce John Shuller,
Co. d. 4Sd Ind, aged 81. He was member OF Bob
Ford Post 3O3 and that Post Inferred the remains.
He drawing pension Of u per month";