The National tribune., 1896-02-13
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandest Arm
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans of the Country's Grandess Army
Who Have Answered the Last Gail.
WILLET.-At Hebron, Neb.. Jan. Is. of heart
| failure James l.. Willet, Co. G. Il6th ILL.,. aged
| so. He was a member of Morton Post. IL. A
| widow. two daughters. and a son survive him.
| LAMB-At San Francisco Cal. Oct 5, 1895
l Samuel j. Lamb Co. @, 144th Ohio and First
Lieutenant, Co. K, 1S5th Ohio. aged 80.
EBUEGH.-At Grave Run, Nd, Jan. g. Henry
Eburgh, Co. NJ, 1st Md. Cav. aged g. The
cOmrade was a member of Burns Post, 10
Westminster, and was buried by his comrades.
GUNTER.-At Day, Mo-. Jan. Is. John Gun
ter. Co. @, 18th Mo-. aged 81. The comrade
was a stranger in Day, and died at the home
of Mr.. W. G.. Barr who had kindly tax en- care
Of him since November. Relatives Of deceased
are asked to communicate with SIr. Barr
MILBOUENS-At Santiago. Iowa Jan. l3, Jo-
seph Milbourn. 32d Iowa. aged 20 The COM
rade was a member of Post II. 0TitchelIVilIe.
He leaves widow and Eve children.
SCHURR.-At Albany, ". T.. Jan. A, Maj.
Christian Schurr. 7th N. Y. III. A. Mai. Schurr
went with his regiment in 1862 Lieutenans
of Battery d. and was captured while in conn.,
mand Of il &C Petersburg, June 10, 1884. he
escaped from Columbia, s. e., Dec. Is. 1854,
and made his way baref0oted over the mount
aims. He was then made Captain, and served
10 The close Of the war, when he was breVetted
Major for gallant and meritoriOns services. He
served as messenger III tne AuJH tanb-OeneFdi 8
Department. of the Stats from 1850 to 1888,
since which time he has been Janiter of the
Park Bank. He was a member of w. A. Jack
son Post, GA, and Of Gutenberg Lodge, +. Sc
AN.
FRrsBEE.-At Cumberland. o., Dec. 16, 1895,
Simeon A. Frisbee, Co. III, I'd Iowa. Deceased
was a member of Cumberland Post, PIG He
was buried with GAR honOrs.
BITTINGER.-At Mexico, Pa, Dec. %, 1895,
George w. Bitsinger, Battery c, I'd Pa. III. A.,
aged 81.
CARvER.-At Anthem. lows. Dee. 21. 1895,
Joseph Carver, Co. ID, sd ILL.,, aged 81. Com
rades from three GAR Posts attended the
funeral services.
BRowx.-At Bismarck. N. D.. Dee 8. 1895.
F. J. Brown, 9Th N. Y. III. A., and Co. g, 10th
N. Y, aged 90. He leaves q widow and enc
son.
SMrrH-At Snohomsh, Wash. recently,
C. L. Smith, 4th Wis. Cav, aged so. He was
buried by Morton Post, 10.
BREwER-At Boothbay Harbor, Me-, Dec.
26, 1895. Mitchell Brewer, U.S.N, aged 90. He
was member of Post 81, Department. Of
Maine
HumPHREY.-At yaIonia, Ind in October,
Heitin J. Humphrey. Co. Z. 10Th Ind, aged 50.
Comrade Humphrey left home on the evening
of Oct. 20 to attend to some pension business,
and was found dead in the woods a week later.
It is believed he died of heart disease.
MOODY.-At Gardner, Ran, Jan. IA, warren
l.. Moody Co. A. SD Mass. Comrade Moody
was brother Of Dwight l.. Moody, the cele-
brated evangelist. Deceased was member Of
o. B. Gardner Post. AT. and its Chaplain as
the time of his death. At his own request ne
was buried by the Post with G.A.B. hOnOrs.
JoNEs-As Albany N. Y. recently. Samuel
Edgar Jones, Captain, Battery b, 7th NY. III. A.
Capt. Jones went out with the regiment N
1862 as Captain, and served through the war.
June I6 1864. his company was on the right OF
the line at Petersburg when the right half Of
the regiment was surrounded and captured
He was a prisoner st Macon, Charleston and
Columbia: was paroled March ], 1865, and dis
charged May Is. 1865, while on sick leave. For
many years he had charge of the stonecuttIng
wards of the new Capitol building at Albany.
WHIrE-At Cameron, N. Y, recsntly. Jos.
8. White, Co. A, 23d N. Y. Deceased was an
honored membered Of Post 492, which passed
resolutions on his death.
KELLEY.-At Wellsville, o., Jan. 2. Ephraim
Kelley, Co. d. 115th Ohio, aged 81. Deceased
was a member of Henry Cope Post, 237. He
leaves a widow and six children.
CoRNwELL-At Burns, Kan. Jan. IL, John
CornweII, Co. I, 5th III. Cav, aged &c. Do
ceased was a member of w. III. l.. Wallace Post,
FL Dorado. Kan.