The National tribune., 1893-12-21
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's GraHdest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Who Have Answered the Last Call.
[Senders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
10 the fern in which she notices below wordsd
Notices must be brief aud be mt i'm edisGsly slteE
the event 10 which they reiate.I
SARBACH.-At Sparta, o.. recently, David Sar-
bach. Co. A. 10Th Ohio, aged 81. He was buried
under the auspices of B. T. Steiner Post Sill Of
wiici, he WIS an hoHOred member.
SOIDNoS.-Ai Upper hauch Chunk. Ps.. Nov 2G
Sila, Solomon, Co. III, 1lth Pa. aged IS. Comrade
Solomon enlisted in October 1851 and on Aug %
1862 he severely wounded at the second battle
of Ball Rum but IN the latter part OF November he
able Ia join his regiment. The battle OF
fredericksburg took place the 13sh OF the fol-
lowing December. and 1t was AT this battle that he
made his record n hero. The company had been
reduced by reason Of disease and wounds TO about
20 men able for duty. COmrade Solomon. though
wounded in several places, refused TO leave tho
field until he shot iva the side. and, as ha
thought, MORALLY wounded. During late years he
has been troubled with his eyes, and for n time
was nearly blind Chapman Post. 81. Of which the
comrade was n member. attended the funeral in n
body. He leaves a widow and six grown children.
DAvIs.-At Mct'unevile. o.. Oct. 8, John o.
Davis Co. B. I59h Ohio, aged A. He leaves a
widow and one child.
WAxLER.-A, Duncan's Falls. o.. Nov Il. Of
heart disease John Walker, Co H. Ie2d Ohio, aged
6s. Dan Brown Post, 80. Of which the deceased
q member. attended the funeral in body. He
leaves n widow.
MILLER-At Blue Rock, o., recently. of heart
disease William A. Miller. Co. l. I60h Ohio. aged
A. He was number of Dan Brown Post, $50 and
also of the l. o. o. f., under W hose auspices he was
buried. Comrade Miller leaves q widow and two
children.
sPENcER.-At Lansing. Mich. recently Of apo
plexy, Capt. Clinton Spencer, Co. II. Ist Mich.
Rgrd So Capt. Spencer in all battles ia
W hch the Army of the Potomac topk part until
he lost his right leg at the battle of Geilysbnrs.
He then transferred to- the Veteran Reserve
Corps and served until mustered out ia june 1850.
In the Fall of 1856 Conirnde Spencer elected
Register Of Deeds of Washtenaw County. and WAS
reelected i'm Is6s. Al the time of his death he
Chief Clerk OF the Department of State. A widow
and four children survive him.
AsKINs.-At Richview, H.. Nov 30. John II.
Askius, Co. h. cd ILL.,, aged 81 Soon after his
list ment Conirade Askins was promoted To the
served with fidelity, efficiency, and loyalty to hs
close of the war, winning the respect mud esteem
of the entire command. Returning to Redwood
the close of the war. he engaged in the hard
ware business He leaves a widow ad one son.
HoGAN.-At the Iowa Soldiers Home Mar-hali-
town. Nov. 1. George w. Hogan. Co. /, 10Th Ill.
JoHNsrON-Ai the Iowa Soldiers Home, Mar
sIIaiItown. Nov. 8. Capt J. B. Johnston, Co. B. Sd
u. :. Colored II. A.
KELLEY-At the Iowa Soldiers Home Marshall
town. Nov. T. Michael J. Kelley, Co. I. sh Iowa
ITrTEIL.-At the Iowa Soldiers Home. Marshall
town. john IL. r. IitteIi. Co. B. 9th iowa Cav,
MARTIS.-At Dubuque, Iowa, recently. William
MarIn Co. B. 18th U. :.
RICHARDs.-Ai Murphysboro. Ill, Aug. o. WIN.
Richards. Co. X. 18Th IN.
failure james ID. Whitney. Co ID. 2Ist Mass. Com
rade Whitney with Buriside's expedition. and
received u severe wound in the knee at the fight rs
Roanoke At the expiration of his first ne
re-eslisted. and served until the end of the war.
HOwE.-At bingham. Mass. Dec. 9. James Henry
Howe Co. Il. 18th n. J., aged 40. Comrsde Howe
was a member of Post l04. having served its
Commander and also Of Colony Lodge, /. o. o. Il.
CLARK--At McSpaEren. Pa. Dec. 2, OF paral ysis,
James H. Clark Co. g, goth Pa C0nr.de Clark
entered the service ia 1861 Sergeant. and was
honorab6y discharged on accouni OF disability lie
was n charter member of Capt. Snow Post. 46i. and
The time of his death held the office of Sergeant
Major.
HmToN.-At McSpsrren, Pa. July 2. Lewis Hil-
ton, Co. +. l95ih Pa. aged a. ConIrsde Hilton
was a member of Capt. Snow Post. 46l. OF Pleasant
Grove.
PEqToS.-Capt- j. ". Peyton died nj Washing
toa d. C., Dec l3. During the war he made q.iiisS
record, enIi~iing ia 1861 Sergeant of Co. Z, san
ILL., Cav. and later Captain ia 90. i5Sth III For
IL years he had been efficient clerk In the Eastern
Division of the Pension Office Re was PToai-
nenI member Of Kit Carson Post. .. Ga. r. and OF
John A. Logan Command, Union Veterans Union,
n nd n number OF other organizations.
QUIHTER.-George e. Quinter diet ia P0ttst0wn,
Pa. Dec. g. he was ia Cox Joseph IJaaIey's Trgi-
meat (l34th Pal during the war; and al his ieathS
member OF Graham Past. GAR, and pesr-tosset.
By trade iae WAS forEeHsan. and made foTzr-Eou
IS years ago at the Coventry Jorge in Chester
County. Pa.