The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-08-10
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Gail.

[senders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form in which the notices below wOrded.
Notices must be brief and be sent Immediately afog
the event to which they relate.
NICHoLs-At Silyerton. Colo. July 1. H. O.
Nichols Co. F, 1st u. 8. (Berdan's U. s. Sharp
shootersl He was one of the boys of 81. He
engaged the first battle of Cold Harbor. May %.
1862 in the seven days battles, Second Bull Run.
Antietam Fredericksburg. ChancellorsviIie, and
Gettysburg, when his health failed and he dis
charged for disability. He then came West and
mined and prospeeted along the Rockies from
Montana to old Mexico. He never fully recovered
from the effects of the hardshps he suffered in the
army. He died of pneumonia. and was buried
here. The Masons of Silverton turned out in force
to attend his funeral, he belonged to thai
society.
George W. Pickett, Co. G, Ist Pa Cav.
FBERMAN.-At Mount Union Pa, recently,
Augustus Eberman. Co. i. 18th Pa. ComrRde
Eberman was a member Of Gen. Kane Post, 292, OF
Mount Union.
HAwLEY.-At the State Home for Soldiers, Moro
ton flights, Conn. Fracrea Hawley, Co. ID, Cd
Conn, aged "A. COmrade Hawey entered tho
service as private Jan. 5, 1864 in Co. D. I'd Conn,
and was discharged Oct. g. 1864. for disability. He
mustered in the GAR. Douglas Fowler
Post. As. in December, 1891. He leaves no family.
ELLESDoRF.-At South NOrwalk, Conn, of cam
Ger of the stomach Julius NJ. Eilendorf, aged 50
years. Comrade EilendOrf enlisted In the Iss
u. g., and was appointed AdJutant, serving Gus
his enlistment, and was commissioned Captain,
his commission being signed by President john
son. He was a member of Douglas Fowler Post,
as. having Joined the Post in 1880 He was the
editor and publisher of the Mechanic journal, OF
South NOrwak, paper devoted TO the interest OF
labor. His funeral largely attended by the
Post and the South Norwalk Hat Finishers' Assoc
citation, of which he was a member.
SwEET.-At Cheney, Kan, July 20, of dropsy,
Willard Sweet, Co. /, Sd Mich, also Co. q, 9th
Mich, aged 81.
JEFFERDs-At Milford. Mass, July q. Sylvander
Jeferds Musician. 7th Mass, aged II years. Death
was caused by malarial fever and chronic darFhea.
together with paralysis contracted while in the
service Comrade Jefferds had been unable to per-
form manual labor for nearly 10 years. He was
one of the oldest members of Fletcher Post. p.
and the funeral services were conducted by the
Order from Memorial Hall. He leaves a widow
SrIARwALr-At BeIlefontaine, o.. July H. Of
apopIexy, Andrew Starwalt, Co. f. 23d Ohio, aged
70. Comrade Stiarwalt served for over three years
i'm the sd Ohio (Hayes's regimentl. HG
member of Eugene Reynolds Post. and the funeral
was attended by a large number of his comrades.
Six of the members of his company were the pail.
bearers He was well known in the town and
County in which lie lived. aud was Familiarity called
Uncle Andy" An aged widow and tive children
PIERcE.-At Richmond, Ind. July IS. Isaac
Pierce Co. ID, 69th ohio. aged 90. CCmrade Pierce
was buried at Earlham Cemetery by the GAR
He leaves a widow and one daughter.
CLARK-At Sturgeon, Mo-, July 90 Daniel w.
Clark Co. @, 23d Mo-, aged AZ. COmrade Clark
served three years with Gen sherman, and was
with the corps during the entire march to the sea-
and afterward at the Grand Review at Washington
in 1869 He WAS blind. and at the time of his death
was drawing pension of So per month. lie IeaFeS
a widow and seven children.
MARTIE-At his home, In Midland County, Mich,
July 81 OF heart disease, a. j. Martin, Co. l. 9th
Ohio Cav, from which regiment he was honorab!y
discharged after q service of two years and nine
months. He q member OF Frank ROwiey
Command. No. 16. u. V. u
Fl. Peabody Battery M LIST n. Y. Art. Comrade
Peabody was born in New York, and enlisted as q
private from that State, After the first battle OF
Bull Run he was made First Lieutenant. He re-
signed on account of disability and went into the
Quartermaster's Department. ut Washington In
,fNar, n ftaeI elaEu
from the First Oakland County District, and in the
discharge of his duties he faithful to the inter
est of his constituents ComIade Peabody was
member of Dick Richardson Post. l47, of Pontiac.
Mich This Post had charge of the service at the
grave and buried their eomrade with military
bonors The Post passed resolutions Oh his death.
CARL-At Walnut Grove near JohnstOwn, Pa,
Juy 81 Aaron Carl, Co. X, I07th Pa. He WAS q
member of Emory Fisher Post 80. of JOhnstown.
MULHoLLAND-At Stanbury, Mo, July 10, OF
diabetes Hugh Mulholland. Co. X, list Pa
GULICK.-At Scranton Pa, june To- DIR. Furman
B. Quick. Quar;ermasler, 18th Pa Cav, and Acting
Quartermaster Cavalry Division, Army OF the
James aged As. Comrade Gulie< served four
years He won his promotion by bravery on the
field of battle. He leaves widow and two chill
SCorr-At Durand. Wis, recently. 5. NJ. Scott
Comrade Scott four years OF service in the
cavalry and had been drawing small pension for
disability contracted in the service. -Four years
ago he was obliged to quit business on account or
failing health, and since then he had been con-
stantly under q doctors care. lie was q MEMBER
of Charles Coleman Post. 81
BEATrIE-At Ovid Mich, June 20, Capt. Adam
Beattie 10Th n. Y. battery, aged 90 Conrade
Beattie was born in Seneca N. Y, and received an
academic education. He enlisted Nov 20 1862. IN
the Goth ". Y. battery rs Second Lieutenant. and
served i'm the Departmen of the Gull and South
west under Gems. Banks, Candy, Sherman, aud
Butler He participated in the engagements OF
Cane River BIakey. Spanish Fort and others. In
1868 he was promoted for bravery and before the
close OF the he received the rank of Captain
After the war he went to Michigan, and has been
quite prominent in the q. A r. in that State He
served one term in the State Legislature from the
District. He leaves q widow and tive
sonA