The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-12-13
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandese Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

| Veterans of the CouHtry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
LoRISG.-At Monticello n Y. Oct 26. of
| disease contracted in the service, Jonathan
| Lorng. Co. B. 143d n. Y, aged 65. He enlisted
in August, 1862, and served until July 20, 1865.
| Ratclif Pest had charge of the funeral. A
widow and two daughters survive him.
FoED.-At Detroit. Mich. Oct. %. Capt.
| Henry A. Ford, 10Th Mich. Capt. Ford was q
gallant officer.
TANNER.-At GAINESVILLE o., Nov H. of dis
| ease contracted in the service, VIM c. Tanner,
| Captain, Co. G., 9th Ohio. aged 49, He entered
the service July %, 1862, and resigned Dec Is.
| 1862. After be resigned he was appointed
Deputy Provost Marshal at GAINESVILLE. o.. in
which capacity he served until the close of the
war; He was q member of Hazlett Post 81
He was one of the earliest residents of the
vicinity in which he died, having been born
and reared on the farm where he died. His
grandfather served in the Revolutionary war
and his father in the war of 1912. He leaves
widow, aged IS, to whom he was married
March 10. 1916.
HENRY.-At Nokomis, ILL.,, Nov. 90, j. NJ.
Henry. Co. A. Sth Ohio, and Quartermaster-
Sergeant.ICO. B, W. Va. L. A.. aged Sc. At the
time Of his death he was Commander of Post
go.
srRA1r.-At Fort Scott. Kan, recently. Oscar
Strait, Co. E. 41st ILL.,. aged 60 years. lie was
severely wounded at Vitksburg.
CARNEs.-At SagO o., recently. Andrew G.
Carnes Co. d. 16Oth Ohio, aged 90. He was
a member of Hanson Post, 46S, New Concord,
O. lie leaves a widow.
BUCHwALD.-AtM Marion. Iowa, Nov. 8 Lieut..
Aug G. Buchwald. 81 Section. 2d Battery. Wis.
l.. A. COmrade Buehwald was native OF
Prussia He leaves a widow, two daughters
ard two sons.
FRYE-At West Derry. N H.. Nov. %. Of
heart disease Col. Miner G.. Frye, 18th Ne.
At the time of his death he was commander Of
the 1st Regiment of the New Hampshire Ma
tional Guard. Mr.. Frye was the best known
Democrat in Rockingham County. He was
Deputy Sheriff and had been prominently
mentioned to be next Postmaster.
SoNASsTINE.-At McConnelsVille o.. Oct.
%, Joseph +. Sonanstine, Captain, Co. E. Goth
Ohio, aged 63 years. He entered the service
Nov. Is, 1861 Lieutenant, in Co. G.. 65th
Ohio: promoted to Lieutenant Co. K. March
D. 1858; wounded in battle at Missionary
Ridge. Nov %, 1863; promoted to Captain,
Co E, July 13 1861. and mustered out with
the regiment Nov So 1865. He was an ac
tive and prominent GAR. man. and at the
time of his death was Commander of Phil
Sheridan Post.
GUrrERY-At GAINESVILLE, o., Nov. g. Of
disease contracted in the service. James
Cutlery, Co. +, 17Sth Ohio, aged IS. He
had been totally disabled for several years
and Just before his death his pension was in.
creased from $24 to $50 per month. lie WAS
a member of Hazlett Post 81. and his fune-
raj was conducted by the Order. lie leaves
q widow.
GErcHELL.-At Marion. Iowa, Sept 80,
Charles Getchell, Co. f. Sd Me-, aged So. Com
rade Getchell was buried by comrades of Rob-
ert Mitchell Post, 200, of which he was
member.
SCHULsTEAD-At Dehartnent. N. Y, Nov.
81. c. Schulstead, Co. X, 8th N. Y. III. A. He
was a charter member of David Jones Post,
29S. He leaves a widow.
SSYDER.-At Bear Lake, Mich, Oct. I,
Thomas L. Snyder, Co. @, 18th Ohio, and 4th
U. S. Cav.
SAwYER.-At Berlin, MIMI, recently, of dis
ease contracted in the service, Phil Sawyer Co.
ID, 11th Mimi. He drew pension of $24 per
month for disease contracted in the army. He
was a respected citizen. A widow and two sons
survive him.
WIsE.--At Pierre, s. D., recently, of disease
in the service, Al0nzo p Wise, Co.
G.. 18th Mass. Comrads Wise was wounded 40