The National tribune., 1891-09-24
MUSTERED OUT.

HARvEY-At Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. II, Allen
NJ. Harvey, Captain, Co. +, 18th Conn.,, aged 60.
He organized Co. +, and was chosen Captain and
mustered into the service Aug. % 1862. lie part-
cipated in the battle of Fredericksburg and SUISSE
quenty contracted disease disabling him for service
and compelling his resignation, which
cepted Feb 10, 1868. Oct. %. 1870. be became a
member OF Merriam Post Merden Conn De-
cining Office hs was ever a constant attendant at
meetings and a most active aud Jealous worker in
the interest Of the Post After repeated soIicisa-
tiOns he accepted an election as Commander De-
cember, 1889, and was reelected December, 1890.
His administration was marked by gratifying in
crease in numbers aud interest. His remains were
taken 10 Neriden, Conn, where they were Inferred
his Post being largely represented az the funeral
Custer and Watson Posts, Of Grand Rapids passed
resolutions of coincidence aud sympathy on his
death. He leaves q widow and two children TO
mourn his loss. Department Commander Henry
y. fantOn, la General Order No. g. says: "As sol
der, eOmTade and citizen, Commander Harvey, by
the sterling qualities OF his nature the respect
and affection Of all with whom he came in contact.
Hs was one Of those who attracted others and
grapped them to him with hooks Of steel quiet
and un0ssumng, he brought To every hing he un-
dertoOk conscientious effort to do an that might be-
done TO achieve success. A kind husband, loving
father a gallant soldier a faithful citizen a loved
and hOnOred cOmrade, he has gone to his reward.
In his church, in his Post, la the variOus relations
of life he viii be sOTely missed and deeply mourued.
To his bereaved family, whose loss is too deep and
bitter for words, We extend our heartfelt sympathy
in their great sorrow. For ourselves, with heavy
hearts and broken voices, We say, Hail cOmrads
and farewell"
HARRIs-At Greenvlle, H.. recently. Of asthma
and other diseases, U. Il. Harris, Captain, Co. Il,
10th H. aged So. For three years he participated
in all the hard fighting that company saw. He has
been frequently in Office. his last public position
being Mayor of Gireenvile. The funeral was under
the auspices Of the odd Fellows and GAR, both
Of which organizations Capt. Harris was a member.
His estate his estimated at between $4,000 aud
$4,000. He leaves u wife and three children.
WAETMAN.-At Bellville, Pa, July Is, of disease
contracted in service. IsRac Wartman, Co. G.. 18th
Pa, aged y years. He was member OF Lieut..
Gilbert Beaver Post, 296. and his remains were
inferred with the hOHOrs Of war By that Post.
Another faithful hero of the war and worthy ctt-
zen has been mustered into the grand army above.
He leaves n widow well advanced in years.
NILLER.-At LewistOwn, Pa, May 8. Of paralysis,
Charles Miller, Co. X l3lst Pa, aud Co. c. 18th Pa,
aged A. He was an upright man, conscientious.
and faithful. A good husband aud kind father
has gone from US, we trust, to the inheritance Of
the just He was member Of Col. Huiiug Post,
l76. which Post had charge Of the funeral cere-
monies.
HoFaER.-At Lewislown Pa. April q. Of heart
disease John HOieT, Corporal Co. ID, I'd battalion
18th U. 5, aged %. COmrade Hotter was wounded
at stone River. He was a faithful soldier and
good citizen las answered the last roll-caIl He
was member of Col. Huling Post. l76. and the
funeral was under the auspices Of that Post.
kIRK.-At Lewistown, Pa, Aug. 5, Of heart fail-
ure, Henry h. Kirk, Corporal, Co f. 2O5th Pa,
aged g. Deceased was quiet, ElOdest. good citi-
zen. A wife and SIX grown children survive him.
He a member Of Col. Hulings Post. l76. aud
his remains were inferred by that Post.
REYNoLDs.-In Wisconsin. April % Samuel A.
Reynolds, Co. A, 18th Wis, aged SO. He u
pioneer OF Wisconsin leaving New York and set
tliug in the former State when bat 10 years Of age
He was with sherman on his march to the sea.
lie leaves n daughter. The correspondent who
sent us this mustered out" neglected % give rs
the name Of the town wherein the COmFade died,
and also the name OF the place Irom which he was
writing.-ED.
HAUGH-At Reno, New, Aug 13. Henry Haugh.
Captain, Co. b. lst Md, aged u. He was q native
Of Hagers1Own Md. He also veteran Of the
Mexican war; and was promoted for gaiiGnlry by
Gen. Scott.
AsHBURs.-At Riverton, Neb, Feb. 2j. Of disease
contracted while in the service, Burnett Ashburn.
Co. A. 18th Iowa, aged 81 Hs member Of
Frank p. Blair Post aud that Post inferred the
remains. re leaves a wife aud tive children.
LUBEE-At south Harp5weil, Ne, june r. Levi
Lubee aged 81. lie was a member of Vincent
Mountfort Post and was buried under the auspices
OF the Order.