The National tribune., 1894-05-03
MUSTERED OUT.

Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call
[Senders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form in which the notices below are worded
Notices must be brief and be sent Immediately after
the event to which they reiate.l
CUMMINGs-At Thetford, VT. March 5,
Henry A. Cummings, Co. A, 18th VT, aged 81.
He was an active member of Frost Post.
EARL.-At Whitehall, N. Y. April T. Caleb
Earl. Co. z, 10th N. Y. He was a meaber Of
A. Fl. Tanner Post. A widow survives him.
MoNTENA.-At Whitehall, N Y, March IA,
Joseph Menteua, Co. +, 43d N. Y. He was
member of Tanner Post. A widow survives
him.
HEIPLE.-At De Sota ILL.,, April 1. of Bright's
disease, Samuel Heiple, Co. K, I'D III. Com
rade Heiple was an old and hOnored citizen Of
Illinois, and live member of De Soto Post,
564.
OwENs-At Lake Crystal, Mimi, March 4
Hugh j. Owens Captain, Co. F. lst Miun. II.
A. He was comrade of Post los.
SToMMAL.-At Georgetown, Conn, March IL,
Anton Stommal Co. E, 23d Conn.
DoRRANcE.-At Bridgeport, Conn, March
80 William J. Dorrance, Co. G, 1st VT He
was member of Howe Post g. He was First
Lieutenant of the police force at the time Of
his death, and as such was popular and highly
esteemed. He was 32-degree Mason, and was
buried with honors as such in Mountain Grove
Cemetery.
NYE.-At Boise City. Idaho, Capt W. r. Nye,
7th Mass. He was Past Commander of Phil
Sheridan Post and the first Department Com
mander of Idaho He was also member OF
the California Commandery, Loyal Legion. and
the Massachusetts, Society, Sons of the Revolu-
ton.
BELL.-At Mason City. Mich, April IA, of
Brights disease, Robert Bell, I'd Ind'p't battery,
Ohio L. A., aged go. The comrade was born in
Scotland, but came to this country at an early
Hn fad tn
re-enlisted in the 32d Ohio, and served until
the close of the war. He was buried with the
GAR. service by Phil McKernan Post, of which
he was an honored member.
HARRIs.-At Fresno recently, VIM. Harris.
Co. A, S1st H.. aged II. He was a member of
Atlanta Post, 81. and the funeral service was
conducted in accordance with the ritual. He
leaves o widow.
MURsETT.-At Berlin, Pa, April 19, of heart
disease, Abraham Mursett. The comrade was
born in Switzerland, and had no relatives in
Berlin, but sister is thought to be living in
Butler County. All inquiries about the de-
ceased should be addressed to Fl. P. Kann, Ber-
lin, Pa.
GRAN.-At Hainesville, N. j., April 9, Augus-
tus Gran, Co. C, 10th Pa, and Co. G, 1st N. Y.
Eug., aged 66. He was an active member Of
Post 80.
ALLIsoN.-At Upsals, Mimi. Feb. 27, Orlando
NJ. Allison, Co. A, 50th H., aged 81. Comrads
Allison was born in Delaware, O., and moved
from there to Adams Co., i'll. He enlisted in
August. 1861. at Quincy, ILL.,, and served over
four years. He had been in poor health for
many years, and had applied for a pension.
JAMIsoN.-At Dresden, O., Feb. ~, of dis.
ease contracted in the service. Robert Jamison,
Co. F, I'd Pa. battery, and Co. E, 4th Pa. Cav.
The comrads enlisted In June. 1863, and served
until July, 1866. He leaves widow.
CLAPPER.-At the State Soldiers Home, San.
dusky, O., April 12 of disease contracted in the
service, J. Cfapper. Sergeant, Co. A. 62d Ohio.
and Co. D, 9th Ohio. aged 81 He enlisted
Dec. H. 1861; re.snlisted, and was transferred
to the 9th in September, 1865, was mustered
out Dec z, 1855. He leaves widoas