The National tribune., 1896-07-23
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandess Array
who Have Answered the Last Call.

/ Who Have Answered the Last Call.
UuGARpSER. AT Kansas City. Kan, Juns
IL. Henry Hilzardner, Co. ID 9th w. Va. Cav,
and Co. l. 18th W. Va. Comrade HilRardner
enlisted June 81. 1861 and served until June
30, 1866, when be was hOnOrably discharged as
Corporal He was mustered into George J.
| Ransom Post, 303. in May, 1890. and at the time
Of his death held the Office OF Quartermaster.
He was also a member of the Modern Wood
| men. Resolutions were passed by both Orders.
RICK.-At Gallon, o.. July :. Jacob Rick Co.
/ z. l0lst Ohio aged So. ComTads Rick was Car
inspector on the Biz -Four. and while engaged
/ in looking over train was crushed COmrsds
| Rick n member Of Camp lab. wv. l.. A
| widow and two children survive him.
FtFE-At Van Vert o.. July !. Of heart dis
ease Robert Fife, Go. B. McLaughlins squad
| ron. Ohio Cavalry. aged 90. Comrade Fife en-
| listed Aug. p, 1862. and was on detail as n
blacksmith. He was mustered out with bis
/ command at Concord, N. H., June 13. 1866. he
was an hOnored msmbeT Of Vim. C. Scott Post.
100, under whose auspices the funeral services
/ were held
GAGEBY.-At Johnstown. Pa recently Mai.
James III. Gageby. r.. s. A. Mai Gageby
entered the volunteer service as a Sergeant in
Go. X, Sd Pa, in 1861. and served calamity
/ throughout the war. receiving three breyets
/ tie entered the Regular Army as nou-com-
missioned officer, and on account Of merit0riOus
/ services was appointed Second Lieutenant OF
the 18th Inf in 1863. He rose through the
/ regular grades until 1892. when he was ap-
pointed Major Of the 18th Inf, which rank hs
held at the time of his death.
| McGoUGH.-At Altoona, Pa, July 4, Charles
| A. McGough. Co. I, SD Pa.
McPEEK.-At Landing. N. j., July 2, David
| S. McPeek, Co. Z. 5th n. j., aud 7th n j. De-
ceased was member of the GAR. Post ss
Hacketstowp
BUrLER--At Hardiugville " j., July H. Of
paralysis, James II. Butler, Co. II, 7th n j..
| aged 81. He was active member Of Samuel
Mills Post rs, of Clayton. A widow survives
him.
JENKINs.-At Harrison. Mich, June 10 n.
j. jenkins. Lieutenant, Co. A, I'd Mich. Cav,
| aged So. He leaves a widow.
4OUNGsON.-At Aspen. Colo June % VIM.
Toungson, First Lieutenant. Co. G., 93d. H.,
aged Ga. COmrade YOnngsOn was Past Senior
Vice Commander of the Department. of Colo
RADIO, Past Commander Of Ihoruburg Post. 3.
and was a member OF Aspen Post. 81 at the
time OF bis death. He was buried under the
auspices of the Knights Of Pythias aud Grand
Army Posts. He was given . soldiers burial.
SrYER.-At Philadelphia, Pa, June s. DIR.
Charles Styer, aged IS. Comrade Styer
was born at Norristown, Pa. and was
educated there az fremont Seminary, and
later at the State Normal School, Millers-
vile, and Union College, Schenectady, ".
Y. lie then entered the medical Depart
ment of the University of Pennsylvania Dur
ing the war he served as private in Co. X,
4th Pa. Subsequently he was Assistant Sur
geon in the Goth Pa. He afterwards entered
as Surgeon in the Regular Army. and in 1885
was appointed Medical officer of the United
States Marine Service at Philadelphia. lie
was prominent member of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, and at different times held the
offices Of Surgeon, Commander, Medical Direc-
tor OF the Department Of Pennsylvania, and
Surgeon-General of the National Order.
HUDsoN.-At Woods Ore, June Fl, Calvin
Hudson. Co. G, 9Th Pa.
SEXToN,-At New York City, N. Y, July H..
Dr. Samuel Sexton, Sth Ohio Dr. Sexton was
born in Ohio. In 1855 he was graduated 10
medicine from the UDi ESrsity Of Louisville He
enlisted on May 6. 1861, as Assistant Surgeon
OF the 9Th Ohio, resigning his commission on
Oct. 70, 1852 to resume his practice in New
York. He devoted himself to the study of dis
eases OF the ear, and contributed valuable pa
pers to the literature of his speciality In 1889
he was decorated by Venezuela for great sery-
ice TO the cause Of public education. He was n
member of the University and New York Clubs,
the Loyal Legion, the County Medical Society,
and the Practitioners Society, and had been
President Of the American Society Of Otoogists
Ii had also been member of the Union League
and Tuxedo Clubs. and Fellow of the Academy
OF Medicine, as well as of many other learned
societies.
REED.-At West Richfeld, o., June q. Ed
ward B. Reed. Co. G., 115th Ohio aged 81. Com
rade Reed and several of his company were
taken prisoners. and were confined at Ander-
sonviIle over FIVE months. He was a charter
member of GOldwoOd Post, and was in good
standing at the time of his DEATH although he
had not been able to attend for over two years,
on account of sickness. A widow survives
him.
MoUEDER-At Lafayette, Tenn March %,
ma a T. r. GfA
drawing q pension of So.
WILL1s.-At Warsaw, o., June 30. s. w. Will
lis, Co. +, 60th Ohio, aged 30. Comrade Willis
was severely wounded at the battle of Corinth
He was a member of Newton-Stanton Post
500, and was its Past Commander. He had
also served as Senior Vice Commander and
Quartermaster. The funeral was under ths
auspices of the Post.
WILsoN.-At Wlnnemucca. New, May o. Of
consumption, JAS Wilson, 58th H., aged "a.
JoHSsoN.-At Dunlap, Tenn, June 90, John
Johnson. Co. @. Sd Tenn. Cav, aged 60 He
was member Post 40. He leaves family.
SCHANTz.-At Msplewood, Pa, June %
Jacob Sehantz Co. F, 120th N. Y, aged so. He
enlisted before he was 10 years of age, and
served until the end of the rebellion. He was
a Past Commander of Warren s. Moore Post
359 also a member of +. and A. M. and I'm
proved Order of Red Men. The last 20 years
he was partner of MaplewoOd Chair Co., and
served the district the same length of time to
general satisfaction ss School Director. He
leaves a widow aud two children. His brother
Masons had charge Of the funeral.
SOULE.-At Arlington, Iowa, July g. Henry
Soule, Co. T. 9Th H.. aged g. COmrade Souls
was born in New Hampshire; moved to Hi
nos, where he lived several years At the
close of the war he settled at Walker Iowa,
where he was eagased in the jewslry business
until 1892 sirce which time he had lived il
Arlington.