The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-10-31
MUSTERED OUT,
Veterans of the Country's Graadess Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans of the Country's Graadess Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
CHrLLY-At Paterson. N. J.. recently. Henry
| E. Chilly, Co. Z, I'd N. j.. aged 81. Comrade
| Chilly Was born in England. and removed to
| this country with his parents when mere boy.
He took up the business Of a florist, and was
engaged IN that line OF work until his death.
He owned the largest hower-stsre in the State
of New Jersey, and his greenhouses were prob
ably the largest in chat section. The comFade
was elected Alderman of the City of Paterson,
and served two terms. He was charter men,
Der of Post %, and served as it's Commander.
He was transferred to Post 80 in April of this
year. In his will he bequeathed to Post 80
1000
ILLIoN.-At MerriIIon, Wis. July 81. of
cancer. G.. 1llion. Co. A. 18th Wis. aged So.
Comrade IlliOu was born in B0ckenheim, Ger
many, aud removed to Wisconsin with his pa
rents when a mere lad. He was married to
Miss Emma Young in 1862. For the past 10
years he had been resident of MerriIon.
Comrade Illion had been a great sufferer for a
number of years, and for over year had been
confined at home. Through all his sufferings
| he was ever hopeful and cheerful. He leaves
a widow and three daughters.
HARRINGToN.-At Blissfeld, Mich Sept 80,
of heart disease. Lionel E. Harrington. Co. q,
| 14Jth Ohio aged 81 COmrade Harrington was
born in Erie County. o. He enlisted May 2,
1864: was promoted Sergeant, and was dis
| charged Aug. %. 1864. He was charter men,
Der and Past Commander Of Scott Post. 43.
WELLs.-At Richmond, Vt, Aug. 2, K. w.
Wells, Co. @, 12th VT, and Co. ID, 10th VT,
aged IS. Deceased was an hOnored member OK
Post n.
DIcKsoN.-At Lemars, Iowa, July 3, William
Dickson Co. G., 3lst Wis. aged 20. Comrsde
Dickson also served in the Mexican war. He
had lived most Of the time since the war in
i h,,f axyodf til
some years ago. He was member of Post so.
He leaves three children.
CALL-At Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. 3, Maj.
| JAS Call, Mexican war, and Co. @. Sd Iowa. Sd
Mo. Cav and 9Th Iowa Cav. At the outbreak
! of the Mexican war, when q mere boy, he en-
listed and Joined the forces under Gen. Scott,
and was with that victorious army when 10
entered the City of Mexico in 1S47. When
President Lincoln first called for 1000 yOiun-
teers in 1861 Maj. Call was of the very
first to respond. Enlisting in Co. @, Sd Iowa,
OH the organization of that regiment, he was
elected Second Lieutenant. His regiment, in
the early part of the war, did much to save
northern Missouri to the Union. He partiei-
pated in all of the engagements Of that border
warfare until December, 1851. when hs was
transferred and made Captain in the Sd Mo.
Cav, where he served faithfully until 1864,
when Gov. Stone, of Iowa. an old cOmrade OF
his recognising his brilliant service, recon-
menQeu MIN TO De MAJOR I'D bho 0bH IoWd Not.s
where he served until the close Of the war. Al
the time OF his death he Was Senior Vice Com
mander of Frank Bartlett Post, 8. He leaves .
widow to mourn bis loss, whose service as
nurse in the Union army was as brilliant in
that line as that of her distinguished husband.
SMIrH.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Aug II. Alexander
Smith, Co. A, 9th III. COmrsde Smith was a
member of Dix Post, 116 Dallas. Tex. and had
gone to Chicago for his health He was buried
at Merengo, H.. his old home.
MIILER-At Parker Pa. Aug. "a. of Brights
disease, Hugh Miller, Co. G, 18th Pa. aud Co.
G.. 4th Pa Cav, aged 80. Comrade Miller nrss
enlisted Aug. T. 1862. and served with the 134sn
Pa. until May % 1868. On Feb. 20, Iso2, ne
aoain entered the service and served until
the close of the war. On Dec. ~, lSb2, ne
was mustered into Craig Post 20, and was 8
member in good standing at the time of his
Death and held the office of Senior Vice COM
mander.
WENDLING.-At Jamestown, Pa, recently. Of
construction, Amos s. Vending Co. l. 173d
Pa.
SANFoRD.-At Wyndmere, ". D., Sept. IL,
Theodore Sanford Sergeant, Go. G, 6th U. ,.
Cav aged 81. COmrade Sanford enlisted IN q
Minnesota regiment. aud was with Gen. SlDley
in his cam paIgn against the Indians Afterwsrd
he enlisted i'm the Regular Army aud served i've
years. He receiving = pension OF $3O for
loss of eyesight.
BABCocK-At Worcester. Mass, Aug. %. P.
L. Rahcoek. Co. b. 9th K. l.; Co. II, 18th Conn.,,
and Bugler. I'll K. I. Cav, aged 40. He was .
member of George III. Ward Post, 10. he leaves
a window and two daughters.
BLAKEMoRE--At Du QuOin, Ill, July Z4s
James M. Blakemore, Co. h, 10Th III. Cav.