The National tribune., 1893-12-07
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

veterans OF the COuntry'S Grandest APmy
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
tsenders OF obituaries will please adhere strictly
70 the form IN which the notices below worded.
Notices must be brief and he Immediately sfaK
the event to which they relate.
BEAcH-At Pontiac. Mich. Nov. Il, Of paralysis,
Col. Samuel Il. Beach. Col. Beach was born in
New York State in 1873. and went to Pontiac in
1897. During his residence there he had been
President of the City terms, Couuly Treasurer
two terms. Sheriff one term. and Justice of the
Peace for 20 years He served with distinction in
both the Mexican war and the rebellion, going to
the front each time with companies he raised HIM
self. In the former conflict he breyetted for
gallant services at Cherubusco. In 1850 he was
Cashier OF the CustOmhOuse Mt Detroit A widow
and four children survive him
WHEELER-At Red Bank, n. J.. Of Bright's dis
ease, Hon. John l.. Wheeler, aged 50. He was =
prominent Grand Army man, and was at one time
Departments Commander OF this State: a prOmi-
neut Old Fellow. and several years ago held tine
office Of Grand Master Of the State of New Jersey.
EURvER--At New Castle. Pa. Sept. 4. OF heart
disease, John Campbell EbTver, Lieutenant. i34th
Pa. aged So. Comrade EUryeF served i'm the Army
of the Potomac, and took part in the Fredercks-
burg and Chsnesliorsvilie campaigns. Before
entering the BAH he had served private
in three-months regiment. and after leaving
the l3ith he Was made Captain Of a 100 days reg-
ment raised in Pennsylvania He was = member
of Pos. 100. Department of Pennsylvania.
BKMENT.-At Ovid Mich. Nov. Il. Of heart dis
ease. Charles Bsmept, Go. ID. l60th y. Y, aged 70.
ComTade Benient was born in Seneca County. ".
Y, Oct. IL. 1923. He entered the service i'm 1862,
and served under Banks his Red River cam
puIsn. He afterwards WAS transferred TO Virginia,
where he participated in - number of hsrd-fOughs
battles, and WAS al the surrender of Lees army in
1865. In 1870 he came To Ovid, and was a charter
member Of George A. Winans Post No. l04. Of
which lac was Chaplain. and WAS buried with GAR.
honoTs.
TIsBErrs-As Ciaremont. Va, Ocf 8. Of heart
failure. Cyrus TibbetIs, Co. d, lst Ne. Cav, aged
80.
MAsSIyG.-At Decatur, n. Y, Nov Is, Richard
C. Manning. Co. C. 33i y. " Co. @, tooth n. Y,
and Co. H. 14sih ". Y. aged 81. C0nrade Man
ming first enlisted IN Co. T. on May q 1S6l and at
the end of two years was houOrably discharged
On Dec IA, 1865. he re- enlisted IN Co g. 100th ".
Y, for term of three y.arS, bpt ia April 1868 he
was transferred to the IiSsh ~ Y. He was honor
ably discharged at Richmond. Va. la August 1865.
CemraGe Manning MAS awarded medal Of honor
for capturing the colOrs oil the 5ih Miss Hatehzrs
Run April 2. 1865 At the tinle OF his death
Comrads Manning Was a member Of johnson Post,
BRAGEIL-At Sabine, o., Nov IS. Michael
Brageii, Co. c. 10Th Ind. and On. G, 6ls Ind. aged
6T Comrade Brsgeil first eslisteei ia May 1851 in
tie 18th Ind. and MAS bOnora5ly discharged after
one years service. He ~ rs-eniisted ia Co.
G. 61ss Ind. At the battle OF Peach Tree Creek,
Ky. lie received a severe wound in his right leg,
width resulted in It's am pntsIion. He was
honored member of David Griffin Post, No 2Ss.
GAR.
sMTrH-As williamsport W. Va, Oct o. Of
typhoid fever, CcmrRde Smith, LIST Ohio Cav. AT
the time of his death be WAS Quartermaster Of
Frederick France Post, Of aaysvIie- He leaves
widow and several grown children.
GoRTz-At HALEY. Idaho Nov. 81, of disease
contracted whiie in the service. Albert GOrtz. Co.
!. s7th Ill. Cav, and Co. ID, 9th Regiment Hancock
Veterans. aged SO. Comrade Goriz was born in
Denmark. but csrns to this country when quite
young. He served ia the army over four years.
and twice wounded He leaves q widow.
MAPEs.-As Cheshire. O., recently. Of heart dis
ease, Hiram W. Mapes. Go. b, S2d Ohio, aged 6S
He leaves a widow and four sons.
WALKER-At Denver. Colo. Eecently, George
Walker, Co. j, 81 U. 8. Fl. A. He buried by
Veteran Post, of Denver.
SYMs-At Deuver Coo. recently, Charles Syms
Co. c. 2iss N. Y. Cav. He WAS buried by Veteran
Post, A.
Wade, Co. @, 2d Iowa. aged 81 COmrade Wade
enlisted In April, 1861, aud served private aud
Corporal. He was severely wounded at the battle
Of Fort Doneson, being shot through both thighs.
and on this account was honOTaby discharged at
Cincinnati. o., in July, 1862. He Immediately took
up the study of law; was admitted 10 the bar, and
the time of his death was Judge of the Superior
Court of Los Angeles County. lie active
and earnest member of Stanton Post 55, g. AR;
Past Master of Southern California Lodge F. and
A. NJ, and member Of our do Lion Commandery,
No g. K. T., all of which Orders participated iii his
funeral.
JoxEs-At Van Lue. o.. in June. Stephen T.
Jones' Go. II, 1lsth Ohio. aged IL. He leaves .
widow.
aged 81. Comrade Smart had suffered much dur.
ing the last few years from disease contracted in
the service. He leaves widow and two children.
GREIG.-AI New York, Nov. IL, OF Brighrs dis
ease Mai Theodore u. GreiX. aged so. Comrado
GTeig enlisted in the 6lst y. Y la September, lS6l,
and was promoted 20 the rank of Captain aud bre-
yetted Major for bravery on the field. He
awarded IA medal of honor by Congress for captur-
the flag OF Tie An Ala. AZ the Oatte or Anti0-
tam. where he was severely Wounded and had to
be carried from the field. Mai. GTeig ap-
pointed March 81 1868, Assistant InspeciOr-GeneTal
Of The Second Brigade First Division, Second Corps.
He was Abide Camp to Coz George Van Setback,
First Brigade First Division, Second Corps. and he
WA. also on the sts OF Gems. Nelson A. Miles and
J. C. Caldwell. He participated in So battles and
SIX irmishes. At the time of his death Maj. Greg
held q position OF responsibility IN the Excise
Board, He WAS q member of Lafayette Post, and
for six years Adjutant of the Post. lie
also a member of the Medal Of Honor Legion
Maj. Greig was very popular In Grand Army
circles
death, recently, the following comrades; Christie
pher Todd Co. ID. 3Stb Iowa, August. 1898; Patrick
Rooney Co. ID. 6th Iowa Cav. Aug u. 1898; Geo.
Cooney, Co. F. 9th Iowa Cav, Oct. p. 1898; E. D.
Cutler, Major. 3Ist Iowa, Nov. l, ls9&
HARsHBARGER.-At MIToy Pa, Nov. S, DR.. A.
old Co. /, 10Th Pa.
REDBURY.-At the National Home Dayton. o.,
Nov. 8. Charles E Redbury, Co. /. 1lth Ohio. aged
81.
H. Brown, Co. l. 3lst Wis. Comrade Brown was born
in Clinton n. " in 1884, and entered the service
Columbus Wis, in lS62. First Lieutenant ia Co.
l. He was soon promoted to Majoran transferred
the 36th Wis, oil W hch egimept lac wasaiterNard
made Lieutenant-COloHel He was discharged on
account of wound received in front of Petersburg
by General Orders from the War Department..
Comrnde Brown a charter member of FTsrk
A. Haskell Post. l46. and always took a deep iu-
eresi in GAR matters.
SEcoR-At Bergen. y T.. Oct 81, Ainon Sseok.
18th n. Y, aged co. Comrade Secor enlisted in
1851 IN the I4h ". Y, and served two years; re-
enlisted in Co. i. sth n. Y. III. A., and was dis
charged IA loce. aer serving oysS s3ar years lie
FooTE-At Weed River, Neb., Oct. 81. Of cancer
II the stomach, Oscar +. Foole Co. G. Tth Pa Cav.
II the Cumberland. and aI the Time OF death was
member Of Bradley Post. GAR. aud also pE0zs
nent Odd eslisws