The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-08-31
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Cali
rSenders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form in which the notices below wOrded.
Notices be brief and be Immediately after
the event to which they relate.
FAULKNER.-At Genoa, Wis, recently, John
Faulkner, aged So Comrade Faulkner was a menu
Der of the GAR, and buried under the
auspices of that Order. Two of the palI-bearers
were members of his old company in the Eagle
Regiment, of Wisconsin.
TROWBRIDGE.--At Napa, Cal. July %, of Dneu~
moniA DIR. Silas T. Trowbridge, Surgeon, Sth H.,
aged 81. When the civil war broke out Comrads
TrOwbrdge was commissioned as first Surgeon of
the Sth ILL.,, and held the oldest Surgeons commits
sion in the volunteer service. He remained in the
army until Aug. % 1864. During his term of serv-
ice he for II long time Acting Medical Director
and Chief Surgeon of the Third Division of the
Seventeenth Corps, commanded by Gen. John A.
Logan. He was a member OF GAR Post, !, o.
Decatur. H., but settling In California he lOine
Kit Carson Post, "a of NaPa- He leaves a widow
and six children.
MoERIsoN.-At Kingston Pa. Aug IL John J.
Morrison. Co. X, SD Pa. aged &c. COnyngham
Post, FAR, 81, of which deceased was member.
attended the funeral in body. The pall-hearers
were all from Co. K SOD Pa, his old company.
WIssISYER.-At Fort Dodge, Iowa, Andrew
wissinyer, Co. A, 1st Pa. Cav, aged As. He was 3
faithful worker and in good standing in the Post.
He leaves a widow and four children.
WEEKs.-At Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug g Hiram
Weeks, late of Ist Mich. COmrade Weeks enlisted
at the age of 15 and served four years, and in
AZ battles. He leaves widow and one daughter.
SPoEHEL.-At New Haven. Conn, Aug. l. OF
Brights disease, Rudolph SpOehei Z, 9TH Conn.,,
aged %. Comrade Spoehel lost his left arm in
battle.
MURRAY-At Taunton. Mass, June 20. Michael
Murray. Deceased was q member of William II.
Bartlett Post 8
WHITE--At Taunton, Mass. July 1S BENZ. r.
White. Deceased was member Of William II.
Bartlett Post, 3.
PLArr-At the State Home Noroton. Conn,
Aug. Is. George Plat, Co. G, Odd Conn. aged As.
Comrade Platt enlisted in 1862 and was discharged
In 1865. He leaves q widow and daughter.
He was buried at the Home.
SCoTT.-At his home. in Weston. Conn. of cancer
of the stomach, Comrsde Scott, Co. g. 10th Conn.,,
aged 48 He entered the service in 1861 and served
until the later part of 1863 He leaves a family.
PAPE-At his home, East Fork, Boyd
County, KY, Arson A. Pape, Co. Il, I'd KY. Cav,
aged 80. COmrade Pape was good soldier, and
highly respected by all who knew him.
YoUNG.-At Lisbon. n. H.. Aug 10, Serg't VIM.
NJ. Young, of the original Richardson Light H.
fantry, afterwards the 7th Mass. Light battery.
Comrade Young of the first to enlist when
many of the battles in which it took part. His
GOODNESS under trying difficulties served as guide
for his men, and no time but what lie faithfully
discharged the many trusts committed To him. His
funeral took place mt Lisbon, N H., Aug. l..
EDGE-At Waterloo, Ind, recently, of dEopsy.
Lieut.. Samuel Edge. Co. d. 10th Ohio. COmFade
Edge was a member of Waterloo Post, 81 and was
buried by that Order. He leaves widow and four
children
BURGER-At the National Soldiers Home aE
Togus. Me. Aug. %, of paralysis Col w L. NJ. Bur-
ger, LIST N Y. Eng. aged "a. He was r Wei-known
parsonage, having been Leuienaut-Colonel of the
LIST n. Y. Eng. and Chief Gen. Gilmors's staff
Col. Burger Consul at Algiers during Gens
Grants Administration.