The National tribune., 1896-06-25
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Coantry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Gail.

Veterans of the COantry'4 Grandest Array
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
BEEARD.-At Worcester, Mass, juno Z, Chas.
A. Breard. Go. ID. 26th U. s., aged AZ. Deceased
enlisted March q. 1862. and served three years.
He was o member Of George H. Ward Post, 10.
A widow and three children survive him.
BOYDEv.-At Worcester Mass. June ;, OF
consumption, David Boyden, Co. T. 36th Mass,
aged -. Comrade Boyden served from Aug.
2. 1862. to June 8. 1866. lie was in the battle
Of The Wilderness SpOttsylvania, North Anna,
Cold Harbor. Petersburg. Poplar Grove Church,
Weldon Railroad, aud HstcheT3 Run. He was
member o; George III. Ward Post. 10, Depart
meHt Of Massachusetts, Of which he had teen
Quartermaster, Junior and Senior Vice Com
maader, and was for 10 years the trusted
Chairman Of the Hall Com mittee during which
time he collected some $4,000 He had served
the city az Councilman, declining a RS
election on account Of i'll health. He leaves
a widow, one daughter. and two sons.
AUGUsTINE.-At National Soldiers Home,
Hampton, Va, June z, Maj. William J. Angus
tine, 29tH Pa, aged 90. Comradc Augustine
was commissioned First Lieutenant. Co. K, goth
Pa, June p, 1861 was detailed as Ordnance
Officer on Gen. "A. W. Wiliiams's staff, First Di-
vision. Fifth Corps, Apr Is. 1862 remaining on
Gen. Niliiams'5 staff until the close of the
war. Gen. Williams afterwards commanded
First Division. Twelfth Corps, then First Divis-
Eleventh and Twelfth Corps. Comrade Angus
tine was mustered as Captain, Co. K. 29 h Pa,
Nov. 8, 1861, at Atlanta, Ca, with commission
dating from July 8, 1864 He was finally dis
charged at Philadelphia, Aug. 8, 1865. The
funeral took place on the 9th inst and was
numerously attended. All the Home GAR
Posts attended in body He was laid 10 rest
in the new National Cemetery. The beautiful
and solemn services Of the ritual were read by
the officers of Post i3 of which the deceased
had been commander for nearly two years
past.
WATERs.-At Springfield Mass. June 5,
James Waters Co. ID, 9th Mass, aged u. He
was a member Of Gen. Fl. G. Lee Post. 176. He
was buried in Blandford. The funeral services
were under the auspices Of the Post. One
daughter survives him.
kEYs.-At Dodd City. Ark, May 81, of con-
sumption, Joseph II. Keys, Co. f, l25th Ohio,
aged 50. Comrade Keys was a charter member
of Marion Post, 81, Department. Of Arkansas,
and had served as its Chaplain from the organ
ization of the Post in 1891 until January, 1896,
when no was relieved at his own request on
account Of failing health.
MoRGAN.-At Rochester, N. H., March is,
William II. Morgan, Co. c, 41st o. $. G. T., aged
CO.
OAKLEY.-At Marion. Iowa, May 13. of psraI-
yss, resulting from injury received in action
at White Stone Hills, VI. NJ. Oakley, Co. K, 9th
survive him.
SARTwELL.-At Marion, Iowa, June 5. Of
disease contracted in the service, Joseph o.
Sartwell. Co. ID, 18th Iowa, aged 81.
HOTTENsTEIN.-At Manassas, Va, May %,
S. j. HottensteIn, Co. C.. 10Th Pa, aged 80.
Comrade Hottenstein was born at Allentown,
Pa, and enlisted Feb. IL, 1852. at the age OF IL
years. He served until the Spring of 1865,
when he was discharged on account of wounds.
In August 1864 he received a medal of honor
from the Secretary of War for act Of bravery
for capturing Confederate flag and taking
number of prisoners into the Union lines
PHIPPs.-At Evansville, Ind. June g. DR..
John VI. Phipps, Sth Ill.,. 123d Ill. MID IaE
and 1921 Ind. aged 20. At the breaking QUE
of the rebellion he was practicing medicine az
Charleston, iii. At first call for volunteers he
enlisted rs Assistant Surgeon of the 9Th Ill.,,
under Col. Dick Oglesby. He was with the
Sth Ill at Belmont, DonelSon, Shiloh and
Corinth. after which he was commissioned
Surgeon Of the l23d ILL., MPd Inf, with which
he served until 1854 when, owing TO falling
eyesight. he resigned and went to his old home
at indianapolis. After few weeks rest he
was commissioned by Gov. Morton Surgeon
132d Iud.. called the indianapolis regiment 80
days men. After the expiration Of term Of
service OF the l32d he still remained in general
service OF the Government and WIS with the
Department of the Gulf until 1866. Many OF
the old soldiers who were cared for by him in
field and hospital have been helped by DIR.
Phipps IN procuring their pensions. Owing to
til rOat and heart trouble he had not been able
TO practice his profession for several years. He
leaves a wife, two sons, and two daughters.
GREENE.-At Ballard Vale, Mass. June 2
William III. Greene, Sergeant. Co. H. 1st Mass.
H. A. COmrade Greene was twice wounded.
lie was a member of Audover Post So which
conducted the services at the grave. widow
and one daughter survive him.
SMrTH.-At GAINESVILLE. Temp, June A, CorpT
John G. Smith, Co. c. 35th Mass, aged 81.
Corp'l Smith was born at Beverly Mass He
served three years in the regiment, being in
the engagements at South Mountain, Antie-
tam, Vicksburg, Knoxville, and in front OF
he was wounded severely at An
iietam. After the war he located in New York
CITY, removing in 1878 to st. Louis, and in
1881 became a travelling salesman for the H. &
L. Chase Bag Manufacturing Company, look
IEg after their interests in Kentucky Tennes-
see and southern Indiana and Illinois
PoRTER.-At Llttas, o., May IL, John z
Porter, Co. l, Slst -, aged "a. The comrads
was i'll the service little over three years
The funeral services were under the auspices
of the local GAR. Posts. widow and ons
daughter survive him.
WRIGHT.-At Council Bluffs, Iowa, June IS,
William Wright, Co. d. 18th Mass. Deceased
lid not belong to the GAR. Uncle Billy"
rs he was called, was OF African birth, aud was
lGite old yet he served his country we'll lie
/ rev pension of SI2 per mouth.
PETEEsON.-At Russell, Kan, June z. Nels
Peterson, Second Lieutenant, Co. A, Add ILL.,,
aged 50 The funeral services were under tina
auspices of Larabee Post. 16f
CuTLER.-At Dallas, Tex, June 6, CYRUS N.
Cutler, 22d Mass COmTade Cutler had met
With some financial losses. aud took his life.
lie was.a member of George H. Thomas Post.
J, aud vas buried By the Post He leaves .
aIaiiy.