The National tribune., 1896-04-16
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans OF the Country's Grnndest Arm,
Who Have Answered the I.n.t CnII.


Henry Didiot Post 1iI.
TEANsUE-At HaCkettstown, n. j., March
II. VIM. Transue. Co. G. Sth y. J.
MOORE--At Bushnell H.. Feb g. Aberison
Moore, Co r. 55th Ill. Comrade Moore enlisted
In October, 1861. and was severely wounded al
Shiloh. He leaves a widow and two children.
BERTOLONE-At Albuquerque. ~ NJ. Jan.
II. Felieiano Bertoone. Co. ID, l9ih Kan. aged
40. Comrado BsrtOlOBc was born in BuSsOln0.
Italy lie bad f,r Is years been a florist at Al
buquerqne. lie was Commander Of q. h. War
Post, >.
|, CEAFT.-At Burlington. Iowa. March 10,
Fred J. Craft 60. G. sci III. Deceased was an
honored member and Past Senior Vice Com
mauder of Matthics Post, .. lie leaves n
widow. two sons, and q daughter.
ROLFE.-At Chelsea. VT. March IL Of heart
disease. James Role. Go. ID. I2th VT, aged ~.
Deceased was a member of George T. Hubbard
Command, L. V. L.
BoSD.-At Pomona. Cal, Jan. %. William
Bond. The c0mrade was au h0uOIed member
of Nicksburg Post. 81.
THATCmEE.--At Chicago, H., Feb. 7. Lewis
G. Thatcher. Assistant Engineer on the steamers
MistletOe Hyaciuth, and Dreadnanghf of tho
Mississippi River fleet. and Second Assistant
Engineer OF the monitor Manhattan. COmraGe
Thatcher was for - years Superintendent OF
the Southern White Lead Works, Chicago.
CLEMENCE.-At Downing Mich Jan. % Va
thaniel +. CIemence, Go. ]. 7th Mich aged "a.
widow, three sous and three daughters sur
vive him.
BUEHLrR-At Gettysburg, Pa March 81 G.
III. BuchIer, Major, 57th Pa. and Colonel 10th
Pa. aged a. Col. Buehler was Nice-Presidens
OF the Gettysburg Battlefield Commission
WILLIE.-As Dallas. Tex. March q, Wood
bury w. Willie. Go. G., 10Th IN. Deceased was
a member OF John A. Dix Post, and was buried
by his comrades
MI a
Nj. III. McGrath. 10Th n. Y. Eng'rs Mai Me-
Grath was we'll known throughout the Army
OF the Potomac as one of the brightest Engi-
neers IN the service. He went out from Elnira
IN 1862 as a Lieutenant under Gen. Il. o. Beers.
The 50th Eng'rs was an organization which
won distinction by its meritorious services rem
dered during the strife. Maj. McGrath by his
ability and integrity soon earned promotion to
the Captaincy Of a company, and subsequently,
was brevetted Major. He planned and bulls
the Poplar Grove Church IN front OF Petersburg.
dc leaves q widow and two daughters
MEEK.-At Abilene, Kan, March l2 j. W.
Meek, Co. ID. 9TH Iowa Cav. aged 20. lie was
hGried under the auspices of Abilene Post, Of
which be was member.
LAw.-At Abilene. Kan. Jan. 20 OF heart
disease. William Law, Co. B. 1lth w. Va De-
ceased was a member of Abilene Post.
FLEMING.-Ab AIillersburg o. March 4. by
falling from buggy. John Fleming. 5Ist Ohio.
He was a member Of Post $50 and was buried
by the GAR.
E4RL.-At Austin. Mimi, March II, Ethan
r. Earl. Co. K. 18th Mimi, aged 56. Deceased
was member Of Mcintyre Post. He leaves
IL children.
WATTs.-At Whitesboro, N. Y. March I,
Levi Watts, Co. NJ. 2d \. Y. II. A., aged ~
Deceased was severely wounded at Cold
Harbor.
PLACE.-At Whitssboro, N. Y, March 2I,
Justus Place, Co. K. 9th " Y. aged 6I De-
Ceased was member OF Ross Post.
HuMPHREY.-At Liberty. KY, March 21,
oerg't William Humphrey. Co. A. Ist Ky Cav,
aged "a Comrade Humphrey was gallant
soldier, and on two or more occasions led in
desperate charges. He the first Com
nander OF James Humphrey Post 81. Hum
'hrey, KY, organized IN 1857. The Post was
named in memory Of his brother, Lieut. James
who fell in the Macon raid.
WALEER.-At TempletOD, Cal, recently,
James T. Walker, Co. II, 25th III. He leaves
widow.
HAKRIGER.-At Curllsville. Pa. March %,
ANDREW Harriger, Co. C, CID Pa. The comrads
vas member of Myers Post, $50.
BUCKLEY.-At Marshallville o.. March %,
Vim. NJ Buckley. 18th Mich. COmradc Buck
ey prisoner Of war for eight months. and
belonged to the National Ex-PrisOners of War
association.
ANDERsON.-At Lawton, Mich. March IS, Of
isease contracted in the service. 4. Il. Ander-
on, Co. G, 4th Mich Cav, aged 10. He leaves
widow and four children
KIEF.-At Brownsville, Mimi, Feb. IA. Jos.
<ief. Co. 3, I'd MINI, aged go. He was not
"A. Il man.
PLaCE.-At Proctor. Pa, Feb. 90. of disease
in the service. William Place, Co.
}, 171st Pa, and Co. +, 16lst Pa. aged 73. COM
AIDE Place was q charter member Of Allen g.
)oid Post, 525. He leaves q widow aud two
ons.
Cripple Greek. Colo, March
4. of pneumonia, John McFarlane Corporal.
%. X, 11th Pa. Cav. Comrade McFarlslne en-
sted during the early part of the war, and
sryed three years. He left HALEY, Idaho,
'hieh place he had made his home, about Que
lOnth previous TO his death. His remains
Iere taken to HALEY. and buried under the
uspices of the Masonic Lodge, GAR, and A.
. U. W., of which organizations he was an
onored member. A widow and three grown
iildren survive him.
SUPERINTENDENT Sheffield, Mass, Dec.
s. 1895, Milo H. knickenbO booker Co. Il, 2Sth
onn., aged 50. He was member of Post 2IO.
HARDIE.-At Albion. N. Y. March 26. Capt.
avid Hardie, 2Sth n. Y. COmrade Hardie
as born in Edinburg. Scotland, Sept II, 1921,
nd came to America IN May. 1874 In 1855
Q became a resident of Albion, aud engaged
the business of book binding. In 1856 he
arted q neWSrOOm III connection with the
ndery. aud until his death carried OIL the
nsiness, except during the years 1961l62.
hen he was in the army. During those two
ears his wife had charge of his business. He
ad been Supervisor of his town for many years,
nd was a member of Renovation Lodge, 90,
A. NJ; Albion Lodge, 90. ]. o. o. f., and
larter member of Hiram Curtis Post. LA. He
as buried with military hOnOrs.
DALRYMPLE.-At Darlington, Mass, March
John s. Dalrymple, Sth Mass, aged 80. At
10 expiration of his original term Comrade
alrymple re-enlisted, and did garrison duty
Fort McHenry. He was Past Commander
Anderson Post, 1876. A widow and two chill
en survive him.
SHAw.-At Sarcoxe, No.. Feb. 10. BARTLETT
law LIST Mass. Cav. aged CO. He leaves
idow and three children.
SCoTT.-At Plainfeld, H.. Feb 20, James B.
oft. Co. ID. Tooth ILL.,, aged so.
WILLIAMs.-At st. Kits, w. T., March 9,
fred NJ. Williams. Attn Mass. aged So He
IS u charter member and Past Commander
Bartlett Post, 3. Taunton, Mass,
BRowN-At Sub Rosa, Ark, Sept. 4, 1895,
mes NJ Brown, Co. A. 10th Tenn, aged so.
,ceased was "a member of Green Post, 21.
Sub Rosa, Ark Dec. % 1895.
ldrew Patrick. Co. A, 173d Ohio. He was
smber Of Post 81.
WILKEs-At Trenton, N. j.. March 5, Peter
likes, Co. b, 9th N. j.. and First Lieutenant,
G, 37th n. j., aged %. The funeral services
re under the auspices of Aaron Wilkes Post,
MAcKEY.-At Fort Scott, Kan. March 2,
m. J. Mackey, Co. +, 4th Iowa, aged %.
New Orleans. La, March 81.
mes Berwin, Sergeant, Co. A. 7th VT. aged
COmrade Berwin was from Burlington,