The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-04-19
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TO the form in which the notices below wordsd
Notices must he brief and be ssat Immediately aer
the event to- which they relats.l
GUMP.-At Ballou o., March Is. Jacob Gump,
Co. E, 10th Ohio. The comrade enlisted Nov 4,
1861; was wounded at Gettysburg July l. 1863;
was discharged Dec. 90. 1854 Comrade Gump
was member Of Post 2fs, Fletcher o. Resc-
| lutious were passed by the Post. widow,
four sons and three daughters survive him.
HARRTs.-At Auburn. y. Y, March 2l W. ".
Harris. Co. ], 135th n. T., and 9th n. Y. II. A
He was q member of Seward Post, 81 and was
buried with military honors
HUFFMAE.-At Marques, ". Va, April s,
Z. S. Huffman, Co. b. 4th w. Va Cav. aged So.
He drew pension of s. per month.
STooPs-At Fairfield, Pa, April ). OF catarrh
Of the stomach, Thomas J. Stops, Co. G, 165th
Pa. aged 63 years. He was good and faithful
member of JAS. Dixon Post, So. tie was buried
with GAR. services, the firing squad being
| taken from Maj Starr Camp 263, S. Y. He
leaves a widow, one son and FIVE daughters
ALLYN.-At NontTose, Colo, March 81,
Joshua Allyn. Co A. 1st MINI. Montrose Post,
80. and the I.O.O.F- escorted the remains to the
depot.
BURRTLL-At Trenton, No, recently, s. D
Burrill, U.S.S. Montgomery. The deceased
moved to Trenton in August, 1892 and went to
work on the Rock Island as freight conductor,
and ran for several years between Trenton and
Kansas City. An accident by which he was
severely injured compelled him to resign his
position. and later on he was appointed Chief
of the Fire Department, being the first man to
I'll that position. For several years he had not
been able to perform active work of any kind
On the 9th of June last he was stricken with
paralysis and had to be conveyed to his home.
Since that time he had not been able TO even
move in his bed without assistance.
WORKTsER.-At GlsnburD, Pa, recently,
Leonard Workiser, CO. K, 18th Pa. Cav. lie was
killed By the cars. The eOErade was member
of George Fell Post, 307.
HARDY.-At Lincoln, H.. March %, Of
dropsy of the heart, Edwin Hardy, Musician,
10th Mich, aged 65. Comrade Hardy was born
in London, and came TO this country in 1883
and settled in Michigan. working at his trade,
shoemaking. He served with his regiment IN
the Army of the Potomac, was at the siege Of
Yorktown and the seven days fight in front
Of Richmond. He went to Lincoln, H., with
his family in 1866, and by economy and close
application to his trade he accumulated cousid-
cradle property in houses and lots that Melted
him q snug income in his declining years. Post
1S2 of which he was an honored member,
attended his funeral in body. He leaves
widow.
CoLER.-At Rockwell City, Kan, March 3 Of
heart disease Anthony Coler, Battery D. Ist
Ohio L. a. The eomrsde served three years.
widow and four children survive him.
HENLEY.-At Richmond, VT, March o. Thos.
Henley, 9Th VT, aged 65. The eOmrade was
born in Ireland, and served in the Crimean war
in the British army; after which he came to
this country and enlisted in August, 1861, and
was mustered in the 5th VT as Sergeant in Co.
K. At the expiration of his term he re-enlisted
in the veterans in the same regiment, and
was severely wounded in 1854 He was q
worthy member of the GAR Post of Rich
mond.
STEwART.-At Lewisburg. Kan. Aug. 9, 1898,
]. W. Stewart, aged II years. He leaves .
widow.
CAENAN.-At Kenton, O., March %, Charles
Canaan. Co. B, 18th Ohio. He was member
of Post 81.
YEHLE.-At Maryville No. March "a. Com
rsde Yehle Co. L, 9Th III. Cav, aged g. Conn.,
rade Yehle was born in Germany, and emf
grated to this country in 1851. He enlisted in
1861, and served until the close of the war,
when he was mustered out as First Lieutenank
At the close of the war he settled in Morgan
County, and engaged in stock dealing and ship
ping stock to New York City for john d. Alex
ander. He located in Maryville, Jan. 80, 1858,
and there embarked in stock dealing, shipping,
and butehering. Comrade Yehle has been
prominent and widely known for years He
was Postmaster under the former Cleveland
Administration, and In November 1892, was
elected Presiding Justice of the Nodaway
County Court, which position he held at death.
He belonged to Post 81. A widow and three
children survive him.
TAGGARD.-At Nashua, N H., March 20,
OtOTg6 ii. laRgaru, I0bn N. H., ageQ %. he
received his education in the schools of Nashua,
which he supplemented by much private study
and extensive reading. In the civil war he
early responded to the call of his country, and
was Lieutenant and promoted to Adjutant of
the 18th n. H., Col. A. T. Stevens. He was
mustered out of the service June 81, 1865.
He received serious wound In the service,
from which he never entirely recovered He
was City Clerk eight years, from 81 to 70 in
elusive, and City Treasurer seven years, and in
both offices had the respect and confidence of
all classes of people. At the close of his serV-
ice to the city he spent three years in Chicago,
which place he left TO accept position in the
War Department at Washington. He remained
at the Capital City Is years, and until disabled
by illness from attending to the duties of his
office. A widow and one daughter survive
him.
TAYLoR.-At Soldiers Home, Dayton. o..
Julian C. Taylor, Co. K, 57th III. Comrade
Taylor was born in New York; enlisted Dec.
26, 1861; was discharged Aug. 16. 1865.
DowNER.-At Nashville Tenn. July II,
1893. Albert w. Downer, Co. F, 179th Ohio.
The comrade enlisted as Musician in Septem-
Der, 1864, at the age of 16 years. He was
member of Sheridan Post.
REDFIELD.-At Franklin, Tenn, Jan. IS
Joseph II. Redfeld. Co. E, 12sth Ohio. The
eomrade was born in Huntsville, o.; enlisted
Dec. 1s 1868, and was discharged July Is 1865.
He belonged to Post 81, Nashville.
RIGOR.-At Fairfield, Ind, Feb. II John A.
RigoT, Co. ], 18th Ind. He enlisted April %,
1861, and was honorably discharged the follow
ing October on account of disability.
CoRY.-At Liberty, Ind, Feb IL. Moses W.
Cory Co. ], 10Th Ind. Comrade Cory enlisted
at Liberty April %. 1861, TO serve three years,
and was discharged June %, 1864. Funeral
services were conducted by Duvall Post, 1SS,
of which he was member.
STRATTON.-At the Insane Asylum, WOrces-
ter Mass. March 8, Philip D. StrattOn, Co. L,
I'd Mass II. A. His home was at TempIetOn,
and he was a member of Post 100, of that city.
For several years he had been deaf and lame.
He applied for pension under the new law,
but was rejected He was discouraged. He
went to the Soldiers Home, and from there to
the asylum.
TUIETT-At Princeton, Ill, March 4. WAL
ter Tuiett aged 81. The deceased was born in
Ireland; came to this country when ~ years
of age; went to Illinois in 1856 and enlisted
in 1861 to serve three years He leaves
widow and two daughters.
DAUGHEKTY.-At Canton, o., March 81,
J. E. Daugherty. 162d Ohio. DR..
Daugherty was born in Beaver County, Pa, in
March, 1920; moved to Ohio in 1880; was one
of the oldest physicians in Stark County, o.
He was member of Canton Post, % and had
been its Commander. A widow and five chill
iren survive him.
DUDLEY.-At Utica, n. Y. March 80 E. J.
Dudley, Sth n. Y. Cav. aged 81. Deceased was
a member of RoweII Post WateryiTIe and was