The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-08-17
MUSTERED OUT.

Veterans of the Country's Grandess Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
lSenders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form in which the notices below worded.
Notices must be brief and be Immediately after
| the event to which they relate.i
KIRLIS.-At Washington, d. c.. Aug II. Capt.
E. IT, X irfin, aged g. Al the outbreak of the war
way through the Iiaes to Washington. enlisted as
volunteer Abide Camp. and assigned to
staff duty in ths Eleventh Corps He was Chief
of Scouts and PontOOns on Gen. HoOker's Staff in
the Cumberland campaign, and afterward filed
tne same positions on the stHffs OF Gems. Sigel.
Carl Schurz. and Howard, during the campaigns
/ in Virginia and Tennessee, and when Gen. How
ard led the right wing on Sherman's march to the
sea.
Dow-At Cherryfield, Me-, July o. of disease
contracted while in the service. Richard w. Dow,
Co. G.. 18th Me-, aged SO. COmrade Dow
member of Hiram BurDham Post. 50.
WELToS.-At Greenwood. Neb.. June II, of pa
ralysis Mai Weltou 57th H. aged 81. Conlrada
Welton was member of the 6. R. Post at Green
wood.
INSEs-At Grand Rapids, Mich, AHg 5, Gen.
William p. Innes, aged 81. When the broke
out Gen. Innes raised the famous regiment Of
Michigan Engineers aud Mechanics and was made
their Colonel At the battle of Stone River Col.
Innes and his regiment were ordered to protect the
baggage. Comrsde Innes has held many offices
in his State and city since the war; but in
he was best known.
DRERUP.-At GlandOrf o.. Aug 3. after an III
of over three months, Anton Drerup. 37th
Ohio, aged So Comrade Drerup enlisted in 1861
aud served three years. He in the battles Of
Vicksburg. ckamauga, Lookout Mountain, and
Mission Ridge, and was with Sherman the
march to the He member OF Thomas
Allen Post SIS. of Ottawa, o., and WAS buried un-
der the auspices OF that Order. lie leaves a widow
and seven children.
VIcKERs-At Sterling, Kan. July 20, James A.
Viekers, Co. ID. fifth Ind, aged 65 COmrads
Vickers was formerly Chaplain of Meade Post. IA.
of Sterling.
SrowELL.-At saxman, Kan. July &c. Marcus L.
Stoweii. Co. A. 42d Ill. COmrade Siowell was .
member of Meade Post. IL.
FosTER-At Alden. Kan, July q, Asher w.
Foster, Co. @, l4th Ind, aged S. At the time OF
his death Comrade Foster was Surgeon of Meade
Post. A. of Sterling.
FIsK.-At South onondags, n. Y. July 20. Will
liam l.. Fisk. Co ID. I22d ". Y, aged IS. COmrads
Fisk enlisted in 1862 and served faithfully until the
close of the war. He was Qusrtermsseer OF Edwin
A Knapp Post at the time of his death.
SHELLY-At the Soldiers Home, Fall River
County. S. D., July 10. of quick consumption,
Nehemiah Shelly, Co. @. 9th Ohio Cav. Comrade
Shelly was born at Hartford Conn and enlisted at
Ironton, o. He admitted to the Soldiers
Home from Rapid City Feb. 5, 1891, and took dis
charge at his own request July 81 1881 lie was
reRdmitied in March, 1893
GULDSER.-At Tanagend, Pa. recently. of dis
ease contracted in the army, Jacob Gulduer. Co ID.
l7Sd Pa. aged o. Comrade Guldner was meme
Der of Doubleday Post, $50.
HOLT.-At Scotland. Conn.,, July IL, George w.
Holt, Co. ID. LIST Conn. Cav. aged u
CLAPP.-At Elliott, Conn. July 10, John w.
Clapp, Corporal, Co. ID, 18th Conn.,, aged g.
He was member of Thomas q. Brown Post 70, Of
Chaplin, Conn
New York City. July %, 1893 of angina peetOris.
Capt. Edward H. PHrris, Co. /, Sd No. ComrRd9
Paris - native of Washington, ID. G. He en-
listed May H. 1861. in Co. l. LIST lows. AT the close
of the three months service he reinlised in Co.
Sd Mo, in which he served First Lieutenant and
Captain Capt. Paris wounded at the battle
of Arkansas Post carrying the scar throughout the
of his life He was Sergeant Major of
Alexander Hamilton Post. Isl, Department of New
York at the time of his death. Capt. Paris was
as loyal TO the old flag and the old boys through
the battles of life which after the great conf CT
IA hen leading his men smong the bullets the
field. quiet man, but peculiarly strong in those
which won and held the eoufdeucs
Of those most intimately acquainted with his daily
life.