The National tribune., 1889-10-03
MUSTERED OUT.

KURCH--At Lebanon, Pa. Sept u. M-s- Joseph
RuTch, President of the Soldiers Relief AssOei4-
ton OF 1881, organized for the purpose OF looking
after the comfort Of Lebanon County soldiers dur
ing the rebellion Very few OF those who were IN
service from this Comfy but have pleasant TecOt-
leeti0ns OF AyoFs received from the organization
In addition this they also made il an essential
part of their duty To provide coffee and refresh
ments to all Eastern regiments going from New
York TO Washington VIA Harrisburg, and many
were the complimentary notices they had il the
press OF that day. The deceased lady. "a head Of
this organization. was q tireless worker
JORDAN--At SInbury Pa, recently, Samn r.
Jordan. Ist Colo. Cav, aged 81 wears. He Was al
most totally blind, and drew pension Of s-2 per
month.
PERRISE-At Trenton, " J.. Sept q. Of ossia-
cation of the valves Of the heart @ M--Gen Lewis
Perrine. He was born In Freehold, y. J. sept "a
uating in ISIS He then stndied law with Carrots
ID. Wall and JamesS. Green at Princeton. He set
tied in Trenton IN lsli. Cen Perrine the old
est Quarternasser General in service in the United
States.
KLISE.-As his home in Wacousta Mich, Sept 4
DIR. VIM II Kline, aged 81 years. he served threa
years a Surgeon dnTng the war
DELEvERGSE-At Detroit, Mich, Sept. Is. Of ap-
oplexy, Joseph Delevergue, Slst ~ Y, aged %
years. His father WAS n veteran OF the war OF lSl9
CARR.-At his home IN New York city, sept. q
u rheumatic heart trouble, Col GOuverneur Carr,
aged So years. in 1851 he enlisted Captain IN tho
5ih n. Y, and was promoted 10 Major % the l65th
n. Y. ia 1862 He was made Lieutenant Colonel %
the regiment IA lS63. and served such unsil
ls65 when ne was INSIDE Colonel by bTeveE AZ tia
close OF the he entered the ranks OF journalism
and soon became one of the most noted newspapers
men of New York. He leaves wife.
BKOTHERTON.-At his home IN WaynesboFo, Pa,
Sept 81 Col D. II. BrOtherLOn, in his 59th year. ia
graduated AZ West Point in 1854 and assigned
to tho 5th Inf, with ths rank of Breyet Second
Lieutenant He became First Lieutenant in 1859,
and a Captain in 1901. In ls62 he was made ,
Brevet Major Tor gailantTy at VAlverJie, y. VI. Hs
became Lieutenant Colonel Of the 18th Inf IN iss2
and in 1851 he Was placed GA the retired list.
BEALE.--At his home in Philadelphia, Pa. Sept.
% tx surg Gen. Joseph Beale. U. ; n DR. Scale
was born in Philadelphia Dee. So tStf and received
his classical and medical education ia the UnIvsr-
sity of Pennsy wanna, from which institution be
graduated in $3.50 He practiced his profession for
one year the end Of which period he entered the
United States Navy Assistant Surgeon. and
afsrward 10 the position OF Surgeon General
of the Navy, to which he appointed tn Do
eember, 1873. he was placed the retired liss IN
1870
wAFERHoUsE-At New York city Sept. % OF
apopIexy. Jacob A. Waterhouse, l65th n. Y CON-
Tade Wagerhouse attending the funeral Of Col.
Gonverueur Carr when he was stricken.
BowERs.-At his home in ReyHaldsburg. o, SepA.
25 of heart disease. Thomas Bowers nah Ohio. He
was a member OF Daniel Noe Post, No. 6I7. By
whom no WAS buried
FLETCHER.-At Milton, Mass, recently. James
W. Fletcher, 55th Mass. aged So years He wa
captured 10y che Conlederates. and Was a prisoner
In both Danvilie and Libby Prisons. Aher bainx
mustered oat OF the army hS enlisted in the navy
in " hich he remained for hve years. He WA an
esteemed member OF Huntington +. WOIeott Pose,
No. Iu2 Milton and WAS widely known and uni
versally respected he leaves a brother and one
sister.
HoUGHrALIss.-Athis home In Newayyo County,
VIM. Hoaghtalinz. Co. A, l4ah Mich. Cav, aged So
years
HEArH-At Lancaster, N r., June Is, wn Il.
Heath, Co. A, sch ". Il, aged 6S years