The National tribune., 1898-08-11
MusTEHRfEp OUT.

coRNER.-At TaSprook, H.. Rev. Mar
tin S. Corner, CssAi 42d Ind, aged 50:
years , McPhers@ Post conducted the
services according ID the GAR. ritual.
FENNER.-At tjnbn Springs, N: Y,
Andrew NJ Fennerx Co. D, 35th N. Y,
aged So Comraae Renner enlisted when
only Is, and served Is months.
WHY.-At Germantown. Pa, Thomas
of Ellis Post. No. g. He is survived by a
widow and two children.
COOPER.-At West Union, N. Y, VIM.
II. Cooper, Co. II, 16ist N. Y. Post $685. of
which he was charter member, and for
several years Chaplain, conducted the
services.
EDDY At Corinth, Me-, BENZ. Eddy
Co. d, Sd Me-, aged IS. He was an And er
sonville prisoner.
POTTER. AT Clarendon, VT, Noel Pot
ter, Co. L, 1st Z. s.. S. S. tBerdan's). a
widow and five children survive him.
CART. Co. /, 1G9th n. Y, aged 81. He enlist
ed in August, 1862, and served three
years.
PHlLLlPS.-At Condor, Ore, John Phil
lips, Surgeon, 9Th Kan. Cav, aged 80. He
was a member of Humphrey Post, las He
had been a subscriber to The National
TT bune since the paper was first issued.
A widow and one daughter survive him
'WALLACE.-At Eimira, N. Y, Henry
Miller Wallace, Co. G, 5th U. S. Cav, aged
63. Comrade Wallace had suffered with
heart disease and other disabilities CON
tracted in the service, and for years had
been unable to work His death was
sudden. He leaves widow, three sons
and three daughters.
DOWNS.-At Santa Fe, n. NJ, June "a,
Francis Downs, aged 50. He served from
August, 1861, to October, 1864, in the ranks
of the 1st Wis. battery, and from January
to November, 1865, as lieutenant, 49th Wis.
Since 1869 he has resided at Santa Fe,
wfere he had achieved an enviable reputa-
ton as lawyer Of great ability. He was
a charter member of Carleton Post. 3, and
it's Commander almost continuously since
1885. AT the time of his death he was
serving his third term as Commander OF the
Department of New Mexico. He had been
a familiar figure in each National Encamp
ment during the last 10 years, and his ac-
quaintance in the Order was wide and his
standing high. He was eminently the
personification Of the three great principles
of the Order, and SO modest in their exer-
else that only the recipients OF his assist
ance to the worthy comrades and destitute
will ever know its magnitude.
MUNSELL.-A Mendon, Mass, Thomas
J. Munsel, aged 10. He had been sui
ferer from heart disease for many years,
and was on the penson-roll
LUNN.-At Omaha, Neb., VIM. +. Lunn,
23d Mich. COnrade Lunn went to Omaha
an entire stranger, was taken sick, and
during his illness was provided for by the
GAR.
KEMPLE.-At Omaha. Neb., James P.
KempIe, 9Th Iowa, aged ca.
HARTLEY.-At Limerick, o., Albert
Hartley, Co. X, 18th Ohio, aged II. The
funeral was conduce ed by Willis Post.
BELDEN.-At Londonderry, Vt, VIM. II.
toll ~ 81 ip
was with his regiment four years, except a
short time while disabled by wounds. lie
was member of the GAR, A. +. and A.
NJ and l. o. o. f. G
JORDAN.-At Ashland, KY, John Jor-
dan Co. G, 14th Ky. He received only SIC
pension, although totally disabled. He
leaves a widow. o
ROBiNSON.-At Palatka, Fla, Martin
l.. Robinson, Co.aE, sd Pa. He enlisted
Sept. II, 1861, and yas discharged in De-
cember, 1862, by reason Of wounds and dis
ability Hewas q coDirade OF Veteran Post,
II, which conducted Jhe funeral, assisted
by Confederate Camp. H.
FOSS.-At Fitchbufg, Mass, Charles II.
Foss, Captain, Go. f, 25th Mass. Capt.
Foss served ovef three years. AT the
charge at Cold Harbor no was shot through
the right leg. AS he fell he shouted to
Lieut. James Graham to go on. The
Lieutenant was shot dead as he scaled the
IeDel WORKS. Capt. ross mas peen IIeSi-
dent of, the Company Association since
1884. He was Past Commander of E. V.
Sumner Post. He leaves two daughters,
N1CHCLS.-At Niagara Falls, N. Y, Eli
S. Nichols. He was borne TO his last rest
ing place by comrades of Dudley DOnneliy
Post.
STINER.-At FL Paso, Tex, A. S6ner,
Co. G, 18th Ohio, aged 50. He was Super
intendent of Terminals for the Il. & +. X.
r., which com pany he had served over %
years. n
WILKINSON.-At Lincoln, Neb., Lovin-
ski b. Wilkinson, Musician, Co. E, SD iii.
MORRIS-At Soldiers Home, Grand
Island, Neb., Vim. Morris, 18th Ill. and
18th Mo.
BULLENS.-At Chicopee, Mass, Warren
Corporal, Co. Il, 25th Mass, aged
Il. He leaves a widow and six-year-old
son. 3"