The National tribune., 1897-09-02
MUSTERED OUT.

Moss.-At Bristol, Pa, Mahlon Moss. Co. q
10th Pa, aged 81. Comrade Moss was q MEM
Der of Beattie Post, 70.
BREREToN.-At Saranac Lake, n. Y, John
Brereton. Co. G, 22d N. Y. and Co. Z, I'd ". Z.
Vet. Cav, aged 90.
JoNEs-At Tyn Rios, o., David G. Jones'
18th Ohio battery, aged II. COmrade Jones
was born in Cardiganshire, Wales.
STEyENs.-At Rio Grande, o., A. W. Ste
yens, aged 63. Comrade Stevens was in ths
service nearly three years. In October 1854
he was captured and confined in Libby priseA
for four months. He belonged to Haning Posh
332. widow and six children survive him.
BESNETT.-At San Jose Cal, after linger.
ing illness. Col. Augustus g. Bennett, late st
the s1st n. Y. and 2lst U. s. G. Il. He enlisted
at the first call in the 8Ist n. Y, and to b
a Captain in 1863, when he was promoted -
Lieutenant-Colonel OF the 21st q. 5. C. T. He
served in the Army OF the Potomac until
transferred to the 21st U. s. c. T., when hs
WAS stationed on Morris Island, and was
Military Governor of Charleston after that
city was taken. He went to San Jose from
New York in 1915, served in the Common
Council and Board of Education, and two years
| ago last April was elected Street Commissioners.
He was prominent member of the G.A.R
and Vice Commander of the Departments q
California.
MAYHEN.-At Alton, Iowa, Sheldon P. May.
hen Co. A, 42d H., aged 81.
ABERT.-At Newport, KY, Col. James W.
Albert, u. s. A., retired. He was appointed -
West Point 1888, where he graduated in 18a2
His first position was that of Lieutenant, 5sh
Inf He was in the Mexican War; and served
with distinction through the civil war. He
| was breyetted Lieutenant-Colonel,J June %
| 1864
| McCoLLoUGH-At Yorktown, Va, David
! Roos Mccullough, Co. l., 11th Pa. Cav, aged So
Comrade Mccullough enlisted July IA, 1861.
| HoYT.-At Yonkers, n. Y. Arson b. HoyA
| Chaplain, Lafayette Post, 40 Department. ot
| New York Comrade Hoyt is believed to hsys
been the only man mustered into the Union
| army who was compelled TO use crutch. Gov.
Seymour commissioned him Chaplain of the
174th N. Y, Dec. 1, 1863. The regiment was
| subsequently consolidated with the 162d ". z,
and Comrade Hoyt remained in the ssryies
until April /, 1864. He joined Lafayette Post
in 1864, and was elected Chaplain in 1891. ill.
| ing that important office until his death.
KALIsKY.-At San Antonio, Tex. lsador II.
Kaiisky, Co. E, 7th Conn, aged Sc. Comrsda
Kalisky enlisted in September. 1861, and served
until July, 1865 participating in every engage
ment of that gallant regiment He was mem.
| Der of E. o. c. Ord Post, 3. He leaves family.
| MooN.-At Connellsyille, Pa, J. w. Moon,
| Sd w. Va. and 9th w. Va. Cav. He was .
| member of Encampment &c, U. V. L.
RoDsERs.-At Vineland, Kan, Jessie A.
Rodgers, Capt. Grabam's cavalry company.
14th Mo-, aud Co. III, 9th Kan. Comrads
| Rodgers enlisted in August, 1861; was taken
| prisoner Mt Lexington. and after his exchange
| re-enlisted and served three years. AT Chicks
| manga he was wounded and taken prisoner.
| WHALEN-At Great Darlington. Mass. July
"a Pierre Whalen, Co. ID, 10Th N. Z. ID. As
aged So.
| OLEaRy.-At Keithsburg, ILL.,, Cornelius
OIeary, Sergeant Co. /. 18th Ill.
CHURCHILL.-At Taunton, Mass, Walter r..
1 u I'll md f.faft ,blrO nj EiprG r
| Webster Post, 13, Brockton. widow survives
him.
ADAMs-At Christian, Ill.,. Randall z
4 Adams Corporal, Co. E. 115th H., and charles
member Clements Post, 1868.
| JoHNsToS.-At St. Louis, Mo-, Williau
/ Johnston, Commissary-Sergeant, 18th o. So
aged 56. Cemrade Johnston had held the ofiee
| of Assistant Adjutant- General in the Depart
| ment of Indian Territory. At the time OF his
death lie was on his way to England 10 vsls
| his mother, his home being at Iahiequah, l. l..
SroUr.-At Concordia, No. July IA. Louis
s. Stout, Co. B, 7th Mo. S. NJ. Cav. Comrads
| Stout enlisted April 10, 1862. and served three
| wears. He had taken much interest in G. Al
| affairs. and was member Of Col. Shaefsa
Post, 81.
McFADDEN-At Austin, Mimi. July 4
| Darius A. McFadden, l1Sth N Y Comrads
McFadden enlisted i'll August, 1862, and served
! until June, 1865, engaging in all the hard
| fighting of his regiment. He was a memoss
of McIntire Post and ST. Bernard Con-
mandery, K. 4.
| MCNEAL.-At Mount Union, Pa, Of heare
disease, Robert McNea Co. g. 143d Pa. agea
Ga. The funeral WAS conducted by Post w, -
| which he was q member.
ELLIoTr.-At Peoria, ILL.,, Maj. Phillip u.
Elliott, 18th III. Cav. The funeral uas cor.
Quoted by Brynsr Post. The pail bearers Wsss
ali members Of the old 11th Ill. Cav.