The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-06-21
MUSTERED OUT.

HAERISGToS-Luther Harrington. late ofCo D,
10th Ohio, died at West Canaan, o., Of heart dis
ease. for which he had bat recently received
small pension. He was 81 years Of age and IN
LaCEY.-M. W. Lacey. Co. I, ID IL Cav, died
May Of heart disease at Champaign, III. He was
buried by the G. A r and 5. of "
ROBEETs--Brevet Maj Eugene F. Roberts died
in Brooklyn, n Y, recently de received hls
military schooling IN the we'll known company
the Lindsey Blues of New York City entered ths
service April, 1861. First Lieutenant, Co r. luth
n. Y. National ZOuaves; resigned owing to III
health, December, 1851, and on the call OF three
mouths men In 90 entered the 7th n c. >. y. \.
He will be remembered as the comedian IL the per
formances given by the 9Th at Fort Federal Hi,
Baltimore, Md. On the organization OF tIs U. ..
colOred troops in 1865, he received commission a.
Captain and was mustered out June. Is55. He
was in the employ OF the Harper Bros, New York
city for q number Of years, and occupied en- lg1-
portant position IN their house at the time OF MS
death. He was Junior Vice Commander o5 VIM
chester Post, New York, and large Delegation
from that Post attended the funeral
HULTz--James Hultz. Co. d, cd H., was lSlied
at BeOit Kan, April 4, by falling nom a vs. indOW
in the third story of the pOstOice building. where
he was repairing shutter. COmTade Huitz was
born ut Frederick, Md, March 8, ISL Tie served
with the Western army. lie was buried az solo
City, Kan. by Reed Post, No SIS, of y i.Ich he
was an esteemed member, solomon Post. so. ga,
assisting. He was kind husband, a true friend,
and "a conscientious Christian.
DEANS.-At UIma, Neb-, May l. DR. Geo Deans
He was Surgeon Of Yau Meter Post, No. "a, De-
paTtment of Nebraska and Coroner OF Harlan
provided for, having Masonic insurance on his
life of 81 eco and 5000 IN Knights of Labor. He
was Al years old He was Sergeant Co. f. 20 Ind.
COmFade Deans was a remarkably good ansi sue
eessful doctor. q kind and atfectlOnate husband
and father, and an honest man.
BAsQUIN.-PeteF BGsquin, member OF Van Me-
ter Post, No. "a, Departments Of Nebraska, Alma
Neb- died at his home near Woodruff, KAN. April
T. from disease contracted in service receiving d
per month pension. He was a member or 20. g
lst Ohio L. A. good, true and honest soldier
mustered cut.
RooT.-GeOrge Root died June 0 at Delaware, o..
aged 81 years. he WAS born IN Delaware Co. on
Sept. o. 1850 and enlisted the 9th Of May, 1852,
IN Co. q, s5th Ohio. lie was discharged sept. =,
1862 II the expiration of his term Of service. he
re-enlisted Oct. Z IS62 IN Co b. lOth Ohio Cav lie
was discharged Sergeant at Lexington, n. G., on
three years and two months in defense of his eoun-
try and flag. He WAS charter member OF George
b. TOrrence Post. No 60, organized on the 2lst day
of April, 1851. He held the office OF Sergeant
Major in The Post Tor the years lsSI-'s5.
STEwART.-Jerone e Stewart, Co G., 18th Pa,
died June 10 a. OswayO, Pa, aged 81 years lie
enlisted Aug %. 1851 appointed Orderly Ser
geaur, and discharged Lieutenant IN 300 lie
was = charter member OF a. W. Estes FOst. NO.
I35 Department of Pennsy lvaHia, and held nurner-
Gus responsible offices IN the Post Comrl'ie stew
art was respected By all who knew him, and was
buried with All hOnOrs BY his Post
hIILER-Serg'g Thomas NJ. Miller, Color Bearer,
Ist Mass, died at his home IN Mansfield, Mass,
recently. Serg't Miller WAS detailed telegraph
| operator at Gen HoOker'S headquarters in the
| Army of the Potomac and was there captured and
taken To Belle Isle, where he remained several
months. He leaves q daughter
BACHTEL--tieOrgc H Bachtel, Co. +. lO2d Ohio,
died May 4 az CFestOn. o. lie member OF
Arthur Strong Post, No. 10, by which he wa
buried