The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-04-27
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MAsoH.-At DoyIeslown. Pa March Is of alb
seess of the brsiB. the TesHit iTaGeable to the
service, VIM. H. Mason. aged IS. In the Summer
Of 1882 he enlisted in Co. B. 11th n. j.. TO serve
three years, Some time after his enlistment he
was detailed on special duty, which he held up to
ths day he was mustered out Of the service. in
July, 1860 His remains were taken tu kutziOwu,
Pa by his children, where they laid at rest
in the cemetery by the side of his WIFE who died
eariy in January. 1887 He was pensiOner at Si2.
He leaves four grown children Tone daughter and
three boys Tie oldest OF the BOYS. VIM IL Ma
ir.. enrolled Musician IN Co. II. l5tiI n.
j.. Tn August. 1852 when scarcely Is years Of
THoAAs.-At Cincinnati, o., April a. of disease
contracted while in the service, Capt. ID. W.
Thomas. Co. ID. 24th Ohio. He went out Ser
geant but 20 the rank of Captain for gssilsntry
on The field of battle Al the time Of his death be
member Of j. W. Mcpherson Post, 90. Capt.
Thomas was . large hearted man. good soldier,
and = true friend of the GA z He leaves "A widow
and six children. He was brought to West Union
and buried BY the Post.
SPINDLER--At Manchester n. H.. April s. from
the effects OF a gunshot wound received in the
late war, George Spndier, Co. K. i4:h Conn. lie
WAS IA good s0ldier, thorough gentleman and .
Command, 3. Nv. e.; also. a member Of the
knights of Pythias. Is. Of Hartford. Conn. he
served several years letter carrier IN the Hart
ford Po-tofies. He leaves = widow.
RoEBKES--At CeG.arbuFg. Wis. a pril :, of cancer
in tie stomach. Wm. Roebken. Co. Z. ssh Wis lie
was buried by Hancock Post, 244, OF which he was
a charter member.
LEwIs-At FIndIey's Lake, Feb. II. of pnsu-
tnonia and heart failure, Frank J. Lewis. He en-
listed June %. 1863 when only IS years Of age, and
was discharged July "A. 1853 Re-enli-ged Sept s.
1864. in Co. F. 90;h n. Y. and was discharged as
tine close of the war He a member of Union
Post, 4U7; wss Commander three years. and
Adiuians until his death. He was Justice of tho
Peace six years; was q member OF the United
Workme1, and was beloved By all who knew him.
He leaves = widow aud two children.
SCHLAsE.-At Horns Corners, Wis, April s John
p. Schlase Co. G., I29th ILL.,. aged s. Comrlds
SGhlRse by "A m \ fnslr.
He served throughout the wstr and was a member
of Hancock Pos, 2ii. Cedarburg.
KENBERGER-At Chicago, IT.. April 10, Frank
Keaberger Co. K seth Mass. The remains were
inferred al Forrest Home Censtery-
FUNK.-At Chicago, III. March % David Funk.
Co. A, 2lst Ohio. He WAS buried at DauDinS III.
SELLEgs.-At Chicago, H., March ? Charles L
Sellers. Sergeant. TO- l. s0ih Ind His remains
were inferred at Oskwood Cemstery-
RoBERTs-At Zanesville, o.. March -. George
w. Roberts Co. b SD Ohio, aged T6. He entered
the service Oct. 1. 1S6I and discharged July 5.
1858, account of asthma and bronchitis, with
which diseases he suffered constantly since
his diseharge, bat never received pension until
January. $780, although he applied IN 1870 the delay
being caused by the false record that he bad
asthma previous to enlistment and the bronchitis
81 result 1t required years and stacks of evil
dence to convince the Pension Bureau that 10 was
wrong. He was finally peusioned for bronchitis,
and al the time Of his death WAS the rolls at sl7
per month. he was a member OF Hazett Post, ST.
His funeral conducted under the auspices OF
that Post, q large number attending in body.
His remains were deposited in Green wood Ceuls-
terry. He leaves widow his wife having pre-
coded him to the spirit land many years ago
SAGLE.-At Roseville, o., April z, of impaetion
service, Joseph III. Sagle, Co K. 159th Ohio, aged
So. He a member of AxlHe Post, 290 His
funeral took place uadsr the auspices of the Pest.
He leaves widow. his second, and several chill
dren By his first wife
BRIsroR-At Msrtinsburg. April IA, the result Of
accident. j. H. BFissOr. Captain, 18th W. Va. RE
q native of Green County, Pa; served through
the war in West Virginia regiment; elected
Slate Treasurer in 1856 and had since held other
fciv laffia EfnK
buggy aud Amos; instantly killed.
LANGLEY.-At Akron, Colo, on April g. Of jaan-
dice. Russell 5. Langley, aged 81. He served three
years liz Co. h, l22i ILL.,, participating in all the
battles in which his regiment was engaged; was
active useful member of Akron Post, p aud
leaves a widow and five children. Nearly every
body in the CouRty attended his funeral.
BULLARD.-At Boston. Mass. April 8, of dF0psy.
Perry Builard. aged 49, He served during the war
in the 10Th Unattached Massachusetts, company "a
private He WAS member OF George H. Ward
Post, TO-
confinement to the house of Oay 10 days, of heart
disease George F. Sibley, aged 81 He had been =
great sufferer for years from the malady TO which
he bad 10 insiIy give up He had fought il of ike
the good soldier be was. he served during tho
acknowledgement in that famous Boston
regiment of which the New England Guards was
the nucleus, the "A Ia Mass, aud was brevetted
Lieutenant at the close of the war. lie leaves
widow and three children. He was member Of
SeHoFIELp.-At Worcester. Mass. April l, AFTER
a long illness of heart disease aud drousy, Dr. Ed
as Assistant Surgeon of che l00th n Y, and was o
msmbs of Geo Fl. Ward Post, 10.
VERRY-At Worcester, Mass. April 10, Of con-
sumption, Herbert w. Very. aged 81 wears. Hs
served during the war in Co. A, 23d Mass. =
private IL the privilege of the writes 10 see
him average of once In two months for the
last l6 months aad | must say he has borne his
long Illness with more patieRes than any person
ever saw. lie grateful TO the last for al that
was done. He was member of Geo. Ii. Ward
Post, TO-
sraEErGR-At Brimd field. Mass. Of disease cnu-
traeted while in the service. MeTricS l.. S:TeeteF.
aged 81. His company and regiment are not given.
He served four years, and left the service, totally
disabled
srossEERG.-Nenr Fox Creek, No, Feb. 2 Of
general debility, Capt. Wn StOssberg. Co. +, Pa
eifc battalion, aged IL He was buried under tho
auspices of D. n. KesieT Post, l52. OF which he
a member. He left widow aud several
grown children.
LowER-At haywood Mo-, March rs. of heart
failure. Charles p, Lower, Co d. 81 Mo- Cav, aged
SIS. He served three years and three months, con-
tracing diseases iron exposure which resulted IN
his being complete invalid the last few years OF
his life. He was n member of Palmyra Pos, 80,
until il disbanded during his last sickness. tie
left = widow and eight children.
IoNGFELLow--At New York City. pFil IS OF
disease contracted in the service, Charles Long
fellow aged Is. HIS company and regiment ara
not given. He enlisted in 1851. aud was severely
wounded at Slime Run He a of Henry
Wadsworth Longfeliow. the poet.
GARDNE4.-At HoliistaySourg. Pa, April II. DIR.
Tha,ldeus :. Gardner. lie was Surgeon Of the l1sh
Pa. Cav in the war, being the youngest fail sur
geon in the Army of the Potomac.