The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-02-01
MUSTERE ED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandest Ar
Who HnYe Answered The Lat C.If

6randRaf
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
ISeners Of obituaries will please adhere STRICTLY
to the form in which the notices below are uorded
Notices must be brief and he sdiately AFTER
the event 10 which they relatel
UsREY.-At Decatur H. Jan % Cant W
J. Usrey, Co. g, 4lh H.. during the Mexicaa
war. and 18th W. during the civil war. The re-
moyai OF Capt USrey closes the earthly life of ono
OF the early Republicans Of Illinois a veteran
editor who did yOemau service for the party aud
the country, and = msn who shonldered the mus
kei and went to the front fight for che Drinr sS
ne advocated In the Mexican and IN ihe for
the Union of the States ia In6l-65. He was in
tensely patriotic. and on no occasion he ever
found lacking IB word or deed In defending prin-
cipleS Tor the good Of the country. Capt Usrey
took an active pHrt in politics from the time OF
1dncOin's nomination until the time Of bis death
He had been editor and proprietor OF many news
papers lie retired from active newspaper work
IN ISL The deceased was member OF Durham
Post, i4l, GAR, and Secretary If the Macon
tou.tty ASSOCIATION OF Mexican War Veterans Tie
vas also 81 member Of The Odd Fellows organ IA
tioii bu' was not OF late years regular attendant
at the lodge meetings.
WILEs.-AG Milwaukee, WIS., Dec g. 1903 Of IN
JuEie- received by fail. AIva F. Wilcs Sergeant
Go. Il. I59'h Ohio. aged 81. lie had served many
years As Superintendeut of Public Schools iu Ziuez-
VILE, o., aud Newport. KY. Al the time OF his
death ne and hi. family had their residence az
Lowell Oak. His remains were taken to Ztnes-
vile Tor inteTment. He leaves n widow
LiVINGsToSE-At Toboso. o.. Dee 30 1893.
Francis Livingstone, Co. i. lat battalion 18th Z \.
The cOmrade having been de-pondent over bu=i-
ness matters. committed suicide by hanging lie
having been a brave Ifar-
lie enlisted sept 10, 1861, aud re-enlisted q vet
eran Feb 10, 1864, and hnnornbIy discharged
at Fort Smith. n. ~, Feb. Is. 1867. having served
period nf nearly five aud half years. He leaves
widow aud several children
kELLY.-At NewYork City. on Dec. S 1893 Lieut..
Patrick II. Kelly. Co II. goth y. Y in which he
se we'd three years. lie belonged 20 four veteran
organizations, and Was known the - Poet Of the
80 Ia" lie leaves widow sad daughter.
Luther NJ. Wheeler Post. 81, Saratoga Springs.
N Y, has lost the following by death during the
past two years: II. F. Sanford Co. 3. 3fth y. j.,
April 3. 1892; George II. ellis. Cos. and C. 77ih
n Y, April z, 1892; =. F. Allen, Co. G. 18Th H.,
June 20, 1892; Michael Lee seaman OF flagship
Hartford. and Co T. l93d ". Y, Jan. 8. 1893; " II.
Tsber. Co E. I'd n. Y. Cav. and Co. A 2d y. Y
Feb 10. 1893; Henry Clark. Co. H. 1l5th " Y.
March II, 1893; Henry L. Whippie Co. E 77th
n. Y. April 3. 1893; Morgan L. Holmes. Co c. T7th
y. Y, Sept. 2 1895; Smith Brce Co. c. Both n. Y
and Veterinary Surgeon I'd y. Y. Cav. Sept. 81
lss:; J. Adophus WanzeIl, Go. A, sd y. Y Nov.
2d ~ Y. Cav, Dec. 1, 1898; Robert G. Mcflwen
Assistant Surgeon, l7th Conn, Dee. 70 1899
HILL--At Fon d. Lac Wiz. Nov. Is 1895 Hector
HUI, Co. Il, 29th Wis, aged -
JOHSsOS.-At Fon du Lac. Wis. Nov Is 1898,
George NJ Johnson. Co. A, I90tiI n. Y. aged 81.
BUELL--At Tayeheedah. Wis. Dec. a. 1853. John
ID. Buell.. Co. j, 5th Wis. AGED "a.
SAEFoRD.-At Lansing. Mich. Jan Is. Of paFay-
sis Col. George p. Sanford lat Mich Col san
ford was graduate OF both the State Normal and the
University, and left Michigan for the war a. Cap
tain, and In July. 1866. came out Lieutenant
Colonel. In 1863 he was the Democratic Repre-
sentative of Ingham County ia the Legislature
and in 1887 was the Democratic nominee for Regent
of the University of Michigan. He was interested
largely in Lansing real estate. He WAS a s,nn Of
strong convictions and bold fighter.
WADE.-At Mlvile, n. j.. Jan. I. of cancer.
john w. Wade. Go. @. 3Sih \. J.. aged St. Com
rade Wade had suffered for many years with a
cancer, contracted in peculiar way while ia ths
service. The cOmrade while the msrci, WIS
struck IN the eye by t1ig; the never healed,
but turned into cancer. widow aud Xix cdrea
survive him.
EAsTxAN.-At Omaha Neb, Dec Is 1899 Of
pneumonia, George W. Eastman Co. C. ijOfh Pa
aged 81. Comrnde Eastman was born Yates
Center, n. Y, but at the age of Is removed TO
MeadTille, Pa with his father. Alter the war TO
removed to tie West. He a member If Gen
Grant Post. H. Omaha A widow and seven chill
dreu survive him.
NEIsoS.-At South NorwaIk Corn. JAN Is
Nelson Taylor, Colonel. I49th y. Y. aged % Gen.
Taylor was n native of Norwalk. At the age OF
40 lie graduated from Harvard College and then
engaged IN business in New York City. He served
both in the Mexican and the civil wars. He was
sent to Congress from the Fifth New York District,
and took an active part in the granting of pensions.
Several years ago he returned To South NurWaik,
prac,iced law. and has since held several municipal
Offices. For several terms he vas City Attorney.
SAIST.-At Monticello ILL.,. Jan Z Henry r.
Snint, list Ill. and 10Th Ind. battery. Coss,T'se
Saint WAS Past Commander of franklin Post. 5S5S,
and was buried by that organization.
MHLER.-At Charlotte. N c.. JAN s. of Ia grippe
and pneumonia. w. H. Miller, Sd Iowa Cav. Com
rade Miller WAS charter member of HaTtrana
Post, 40 and at the last election of officers was
unanimously elected for the third term Com
maGder of his Post, which proves the high esteem
in which he held by his comrades. The Post
attended his funeral in body. He leaves widow
and four children.
BoSEEIL-Al White Oaks. " NJ. Sept % 1893
Edwin BOnneII. 7th Iowa Cav. Comrade BOnneIi
enlisted in the 9Th IOwt Cav. Musician at the
age of IS and after serving out his enlistment
joined the 45th Iowa. He was a charter member
of Kearny Post 10, of White Oaks and was Past
Commander, and had also served the Department
Assistant Quartermaster-G General. A widow
and four children survive him.
CAFFREY.-At White Oaks. ". NJ. Dec. 4. 1898.
NEj. WIN. Cafrey, 18Th Ill. Cav. Counrsde Caffrey
a charter member of Kearny Post, 10, of the
New Mexico Department, GAR, and had served
many yei,rs AS lis Chaplain After having assisted
in the last sad rites at the grave of many of his
old comrades, he. IN turn, laid to rest by the
few remaining members of his Post. He was
newspaper man by profession, having filed the
editorial chair in various Cities from Ohio New
Mexico. At the time of his death he was editor
and proprietor of the Leader of White Oaks
HUBER-At Middletown, Conn, JAN 9. Msrcus
Huber. Co. A. lst VT Cav. COnrade Huber was
member of Mansfield Post, and was 8 good COM
rade and citizen.
FLETCHER-At the Soldiers Home NOroton,
Conn, Jan. ii, George Fletcher. Co. d. Goth Conn.,,
aged 80. Comrade Fletcher was in the battles OF
Charlottesville and Gettysburg, and then went
with his command to Chattanooga He was with
Sherman at Atlanta, Savannah and BentOnviIie,
N. c., " here be was wounded. He was q member
of Mansfield Post. So Middlelown, Conn, which
conducted his burial services.
RUSDLB.-At Middleton. n. Y, recently. Joshua
Rumble Co. r, 22d Mass. The comrade lived at Mon
ticelO. NY. but at the time Of his death in the
hospital at Middleton. The eomrade enlisted Aug.
Gaines's MILL Va, June o. 1862 and discharged
for said disability Jan. TO- 1863 The deceased
ization attended his funeral in a body.
BUREs.-At Taunton. Mass, Dec. 2, 1893 Michael
Burns Co. B. SD Mass. The comrade enlisted a.
Sergeant, but by gallant conduct earned Lieu
tenancy.
GARRELI--At Baltimore Md. Jan. s. Gustave
Carroll, Sergeant, Co. E. S0th Mo-, and Lieuienant
Co. +, lst Mo. The comrsde a member OF
Dushane Post, g. and was buried with military
honurs at the National Cemetery at LOudOD Park.
EvAEs.-At Fayetteville, o., Jan. g. Joha Wesley
Evans, 34th Ohio. Coprade Evans 8 brave
soldier and n true comrade-
ZIMMER.-At Doe Run, Mo-, Jan. Il. of cancer OF
the stomach, Joseph thinner. Co. f. 9th No. Cav.
WHITEEY.-At Jericho Center, VT. Jan. 10, Ed
ward c. Whitney, Co E, I'd q. s. 8. S. aged 70.
Comrnde Whitney a mnch-respected member
of L. ii. Bostwek Post, SO, Underhili VT, and WAS
the oldest member of the Post. widow. four
sons and three daughters survive him.
SNow.-At Princeton. Ind, Dee. 20 1898. William
Fl. Snow, s0ih Ind. He a faithful soldier aud
al hOnored citizen
SUTHERLAED.-At Elliott, Cal. Dec. 30, 1896, OF
consumption, j. Harvey Sutherland, Co. G. 18th
Kan. Cav, aged 81 The cOmrade served in ths
army three years.
CLARK.-On 18th of October. 1898, John Clark,
Battery I, I'd ILL., l.. A. He had been in very poor
health, but was so DESTROYS to once more meet his
old comrades that he attended the Worlds Fair for
20, 1898, and continued to fail until death came.
He was member of the G. AR at Wichita Kan,
where his remains were sent for burial.
CRIPPEE.-At ClaridOn, o.. Dee. 90 1895, Of psi
raysis, 0rvil.e Crippen. Co. CT, 4ist Ohio, aged 81
years. He was a member of Patehin Post, DID and
Senior Vice Commander at the time of bis
death. He leaves widow, one and three
daughters.
BENDER-At Zalma Me-, Dec l. 1898 of chronic
in rtaa ht- N