The National tribune., 1893-10-26
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 Call.
Isenders Of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form in which the notices below wOTded.
Notices must be brief snd be sent immediately afsK
the event to which they relate.
wooDBURY-At Jackson. Mich. Oct. 13 che
srl, OF an accident James Woodbury. Co. A lS9th
NY aged 63. Comrade Woodbury. was residents
OF Bath. N Y, and was returning from trip 10
the Worlds Fair when ne met his death IN rail-
road accident. His remains, with those Of his
dRugher-in-law, were brought TO Bath. and
double funeral held. The remains escorted
to Grove Cemetery by Custer Post and Konhoet3n
Lodge l. o. o. F., and large eoncouTse of friends.
He leaves a widow and three sons and one daugh-
ter.
disease Andrew C. Bayne. Co. G. Ieth n Y, aged
81. He was the Commander OF Robert U. Tyler
Post. so. of Hartford, Conn, AID died while on
pleasure trip with his wife. General Orders No.
H. of the Department of Connecticut is devoted 10
his excellent biography. He enlisted when 20
years Of age, and became successfully Sergeant.
Second Lieutenant, and Fist Lieutenant OF the
company. and in Jsly, 1868. afte- having been four
times wounded. he was made a First Lieutenant IN
the Veteran Reserve Corps. lie was afterWard pro-
NOTED Captain in the 18th Regiment, V. X. Q. This
ended his volunteer service, in which he served
calamity in over 20 battles aud sklrmishes from
Bull Rua, Va, July, 1861 to Charlottesville. He
won the breyet rank Of First Lieutenant, United
States Army, for gallant services at the battle OF
Marye's flights, Va, and at the close of tine war
WAS brevetted Captain for gallant and merit0riOus
services during the He WAS IN charge OF HartS
Island during the cholera scunrge in 1856. July
2S 1866 Comrade Bayne entered the Regular serV-
ice as Second Lieutenant. AID Inf, United States
Army. He was appointed ProvUst-Nsrsaai at BoS-
ton, September, 1854; Adjuiant 42d lat, United
States Army Juae Is, 1867. aud QuartsrnIastsr 9th
Inf United States Army, May 70, 1862 ia 1871 he
was retired for disabilities incurred in line OF duty
EDGINGToN.-At CiTcleyille, o.. Sept. -, John
Edgingion. Co. K. l26th Ohio. aged o. The remains
were buried by Grace Post in soldiers lot Ia Forest
Cemetery. He drew pension of s2 per month";
HoFFMAs.MAt CirclevIIls, o., Oct. 3. William
Hoffina. Co. E, ADD Ohio. aged AZ. Tue remains
were inferred in Forest Cemetery. The deceased
left no widow nor chi ;dfeH, and drew pension OF
SAPP-At CirclevilIe o., Oct. 8. William J. Sapp,
OF the funeral buryInS remains in tine soldiers
lot in the city cemetery. Deceased WAS FenslOned
At 81 per month, and Jeff no family.
BEDFoRD-Near Spencer. Iowa, Sept. 2, OF
Bright disease, Walter Bedford, Co. B, Iith WIS.,
aged IS.
Samuel Taley, Co. II, 43d I1d; &c. =, lisa Ind.s
and Lieutenant, Co. C. 1871 ti.G-, Sgsd e. years
Conrade Tsiey served over shree years IN tha
above regiments, being discharged ii iseo. Id
was "A brave defender of his cCct.try. kind nus
band and father and a respected citizen. lie Wa4
an honored member Of kygsr Post, 20I, and WA
buried with all the honOEs of solder by the POST
FUERLE.-At Philsde!ohis, Pa, Oct 4 1873, OF
heart failure, Gustav Adolpli Fuerie, Co. r, ZSia
N Y, aged "a. He enlisted May ~, 1901, ana serV-
ed until the expiration of his term. He was bora
in Goeritz Germany, aud came 10 this country
when IA years of age. He was a member of koitea
Post 22S, Department. OF Pennsylvania also
member of the Philadelphia Turngemoinde since
1889 Both bodies attended his funeral He left
widow and four children
BALYARD.-At Marquess, W. Va, recently. OF
rheumatism and heart disease, contracted while IN
the service: John A. Balyard, Co. e lo.h W. Va
aged 81. He received q pension of 91 per month,
and leaves no widow minor heirs
MoCABE-At Buffalo. n. Y, recently. Patrick
McCabe. Co. L, l55th n. Y. aged S. He entered
the service As a private and after serving through
out the war left the ranks with the commission o.
Lieutenant being wounded at Cold HaT0or- ne
was a member Of Mcmahon Post aud branch ., U
NIB IA He left a widow and several children.
RAYNoLps-At his home. In DeKalo County, MOP
Set 10 Jane. F. Reynolds Co. F. Alb Ohio, aged
81 He was the Past Commander OF Joe Hooker
Post H. and was highly esteened by all his COM
rad s. The remains were inferred In the Packard
Cen c; cry at Cameron, Mo.
McDoSALD.-At Colorado Soldiers and Sailors
III ,me Monte Vista. Oct. I0, Serg't MeDoBald, 9th
u S and sth u 3. Cav. He enlisted Feb. 20. 1850
and served continuously until May, 1915.