The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-09-06
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandest Arm
Who Have Answered the Last Cali


PARsHALL-At GAINESVILLE, o., Aug 10.
Reuben ]. Parshall, aged So He was in the
navy, and served on the US. Gunboat Mill
waukee during the last year Of the war He
was member OF Hazlett Post, 81, and OF the
Herrick Blue Naval Association. The rituals
of both Orders were pronounced at his grave.
lie leaves a widow.
BoSSET.-At Columbus. o., July 10, Of heart
trouble. Jacob y. Bonnet, Co. a, 159th Ohio,
aged AZ years. He was born and reared ia
GAINESVILLE. o.. but had been in the jeyelry bus
mess in Brooklyn, y. z. for several years.
About two years before his death he returned to
his old home. on account OF falling health His
remains were taken to Brooklyn for interment.
He leaves no widow. Two sons under IS years
of age survive him.
HoGANs.-At Zanesville. o., Aug IL, 1894,
of disease contracted in the service, Craven
A. Hogsns Co A. 4th L. g.. aged Il years. He
was member Of Hazlett Post, 81, and Of the
eoored ]. o. o. F., and both Orders Ofhciated at
his funeral. He leaves a widow and two chill
dren under IS years.
BRowS.-At Wiers, N Y, Aug 20, of heart
trouble, Joseph Brown. Co. ID. 18th \. Y, aged
81 years. lie was charter member of Col.
Emery Post, % Lisbon, y. H. and was loved
and respected by the Post and community. He
leaves widow and one daughter.
HICKs.-At Clear Spring, Ky, Aug 10 OF
rheumatism. paralysis and dropsy, A. +. Hicks,
Co. G, 10th KY. aged % years. He was charter
member of l.. 4. Hanson Post, 1l6. and was
Chaplain of that Post at the time of his death.
His funeral was condu under the auspices
OF the Post. He was ever loyal TO his country
and ready to assist his comrades. their widows
and orphans in any way he could. He leaves
a widow and four sons.
RADER.-At Meriden, Conn, Aug. g. of ap-
poplexy, Aaron G.. RAIDER, Co. B, 23d Mich. He
was in the service three years. and was honor
ably discharged. and was a member of John
Hill Post, of Boonton, n. j., fer a number Of
years, but moving from there to Connecticut he
was transferred to Merriam Post. The Post
took charge of the remains. A widow and
three children survive him.
koERBER.-At Kiuson, Neb., Aug. Is, OF
Brights disease, John Kocrber, Co. B, 23d Wis,
and CO. l., I'd Cal. Cav, aged 81. COmrade
koerber was native OF Germany. He first
enlisted as private Aug ii, 1852: discharged
March 8. 1863 By reason of disability; re-en-
listed Oct. 2. 1854, private discharged July
20. 1866, by reason of General Order. He be-
came member of Edward Lenox Post, 80,
March 27 1884.
CoRCoRAN.-At Oskaloosa, Iowa, of disease
contracted while in tho service, Daniel Coreo-
ran, fireman on Richmond" Secretary Of
War Floyd ordered this warship to Egypt, that
she should be as far away as possible when the
war broke out. 1t did not return until after
the battle of Bull Run; then it was ordered to
the Gulf and did fine service for year. Com
rane CoTcoran was with the ship nearly two
years aud saw much hard service, until dis
charged on account Of disease. He was MEM
Der in good standing in the GAR, and was
buried by his comrades. A widow and four
children survive him.
YANDYKE.-At Pine City, Ore, Aug. II,
Joseph Vandyke, CO. Z, 1st Wis, aged 81.
Comrade Vandyke was an honored member Of
Lindsey Post, 81. He leaves a widow and
several children.
FRANKLIN.-At Soldiers Home, Hampton,
Va, July %, Lieut. Joseph L. Franklin, Co. A,
Sd n. j.. aged 81. He was severely wounded
at the battle Of Gaines's Mill, June 81, 1862.
He was q member of Gen. Howard Post. 81.
He had served as Senior Vice Department Com
mander. and had filed several other importans
offices in the GAR