The National tribune., 1896-05-07
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans OF the COuntry's Grandesk Army
Who Have Answered the Last csII

/ veterans OF the COuntry's Grandesk Army
/ Who Have Answered the Last Call
! DIxoS-At Schuylerville, N. Y, ArrI 81,
! Robert Dixon, Co. e, 10th N. Y aged SO.
| COmrade Dixon was Chaplain of Frank Norton
| Post, 116, and was buried with military honors.
I BLACKwELL.-At Collyer, Kan. April ii. @.
w. Blackwell Co. ID, 9Th Iowa, aged SO. The
| funeral services were under the auspices OF
Collyer Post, 107. A widow and 10 children
| survive him.
REYNOLDs.-At -Salubria, idaho, April 21,
| VIM. F. Reynolds, Second Lieutenant, Co. F..
23d Mo. Comrade Reynolds was captured at
Shiloh, and remained a prisoner of war for
about six months. On being exchanged he re-
turned to his company and regiment. and served
faithfully until the close of the war. At the
time of hisdeath he was comrade Of the GAR.
Post of Baker City. Ore. He was buried with
GAR. hon0rs by John A. Logan Post, 10, De-
partment of Idaho, SaIubria.
BRUcE-At Winchester, Ind, April 16 OF
/, heart failure, Dr. George W. Bruce, Assistant
Surgeon. 8th Ind. and 1sk Ind. Cav, and Sur
gecu. 142d Ind, aged "a.
WH1tING.-At Canisteo. N. T.. April 2, Chss
Whiting. Co. II, 161ss N. Y, aged 81. Deceased
was member Of Abram Allen Post. 1911.
widow and two children survive him.
BAERAoLoUGH.-AtM Monte Vista. Colo, April
II, Francis Bsrraelough, Co. G, Sd U. s., aged
81.
ToPE.--At Racine, Wis.,, April z, of heart dis
ease. John 3. Tope Co. G. 74th Ohio. and Cap
tain, Co. K, 18th Tenn. Cav, aged 80. Harvey
Post, IL, of which he was a member, had charge
of the funeral services.
DwYER.-At New York City, NJ Y, March
%, of pneumonia, III. Malcolm Dwyer. Quarter
master-Sergeant. 9th Pa, and First Lieutenant
in the 191st Pa. V. K. @. COmrade Dwyer held
a number of staff position during bis. service.
MELvTS.-At Cald we'll. Idaho, April is. Ed
mond Melvin. Co. G. 10Th ILL.,, aged 50. Com
rade Melvin enlisted in November, 1851 and
served as Corporal until January, 1864. He
then re-enlisted in the same regiment and
served until the close of the war. He was an
honored member of Hugh Wilson Post 81.
widow and six children survive him.
MARQUILLET.-At Cleveland o.. March g.
Capt. David Narquillet Co. III, 1st VIVA. Cav,
aged 90. The comrade was member in good
standing Of Given Post, Wooster, o.
sMIrH.-At Sidney, ILL.,, April %. John
Smith, Co. III. 125th ILL.,, aged 60 Comrads
Smith was an honored member of Sidney Post,
SIT. He leaves a widow and three young chill
dren.
JOHSsoN-As St. Petersburg, Fla, April z,
Stephen Fl. Johnson, Co. A, 9th Tenn. De-
ceased was a member of Kit Carson Post. 20.
KIRK.--At Halsey Valley N Y. April 20 Of
disease contracted in the service, Charles Kirk,
Co. @, 109th N. Y, aged Sc. He was q member
OF lfag3uOrno BOSC, QUO.
SToRY.-At Fairfax, W., April 16, of chronic
diarrhea, Alburn Mears Story, Co. b, Sd VT,
aged 60. Deceased was charter member OF
Gen. i. B. Richardson Post, 90; was a Past
Commander, and was Surgeon of the Post at
the time of his death. He was buried by the
Post He leaves a widow aud children.
RANDALL.-At Sleepy Eye. Mimi. April 10,
of Brght's disease, p. Randall Co. ID, LIST Wis,
aged rs. The comrade was a charter member
of Green Post, and for number Of years had
held the office Of Chaplain. widow survives
him.
VAN WzY-At Palmyra, Mich. April IS,
Linus Van Wey, Co. f. 18th Mich, aged Go.
He was a member Of Corbett Post. 800
WOoD-As Palmyra Mich, April 20 Laban
b Wood. Co. e, 18th Mich. aged "a Deceased
was member of COrbett Post, 800.
SCARLErT.-At Hamilton, Canada Aug. 20,
1895, David Scarlett, alias Robert Sloan. Co. L,
18th N. Y. Cav, aged A. Comrade Searlets
was never we'll after he left the service. WV.
Cook Post, 472. Department Of New York, Of
which he member, passed resolutions on
his death. A widow survives him.
SToREY.-At Louisville, KY. April 20. Of
heart disease, Reuben Storey, Second Assistant
Engineer on Lexington, aged IS. Comrade
Storey was born in England, but removed to
this country with his parents when boy. Hia
funeral was attended by the GAR, Union
League, Odd Fellows, and MasOns, Of which
Orders he was member. he was buried In
his GAR. suit, as was his request. with Ma
sonic apron, Odd Fellows pin, GAR. button,
Ind Union Veteran Legion button. The dag
Of Whitaker Post aud the Union Jack were
wrapped around him.