The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-05-13
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans Of the Country's Grandess Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans Of the Country's Grandes. Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
OepEN.-At spartansburg. Pa. recently,
| Ruben r. Ogden, Co. E, 154th N. Y. aged 81.
He was a member of Russell Post.
I CLARK.-At Brooklyn, N. Y, May 3. Col
William w. Clark, aged I'll. Col. Clark was
| born at Naples, N. Y. He served through the
war with the S5th Y, and was in command
when the regiment was mustered out at New
bern. n. c., June 81, 1865. After the war he
was Sheriff of Ontario County, N. Y, and for
the last 90 years had been employed III the
| Warehouse Division of the New York Custom
| House He was . member OF E. A. kImoail
| Post, 100.
CHApw1cK.-At Olean, n. Y, April 9,
| Jerome B. Chadwick, aged 66. Deceased was
a member of Bayard Post. 222.
REEp.-At City Hospital, Rochester N. Y,
April 5. Nathan r. Reed. Co. B, 9th N. 7. Il. A.,
| AGED 81 Comrade Reed was a member Of Slo-
cum Post, 21I. Fairport. and was buried by his
comrades. He leaves widow, one son and TWO
daughters.
YoUNG.-At Kelseyville, CAL, April z. VIM.
G.. Young, Co. A, 9th ILL.,, aged 81. Comrads
Young enlisted in August. 1861, and was dis
charged in September, 1862, on account OF
wounds He leaves widow and four children.
APPLEGIr.-At Succasunna, N. j.. recently,
Jacob Applegit, Co. c, 9Th N. j., aged III. He
was a member of the Grand Army. A widow
survives him.
R1Ns.-At Huttonsville, W. Va, recently, j
E. Ring, seth Ohio, and member of Curtis
Post, TO- of Elkins.
MARrINE.-At Home, Mimi, April 10, Isaac
MARITIME, Sergeant, Co. F, I'd Wis. aged 70. De-
ceased was a member of Greene Post, Al. which
conducted the funeral. widow and three
boys survive him. ne, u.
CRAeo.-At Carmichaels, Pa, April ii, OK
pneumonia. Thomas J.. Crago. Co. u. 22d Pa.
Cav. aged 81. Cumberland Post goo of which
he was 8 member, conducted tae funeral
services. -,
heart disease, Charles Ingersoii, Lieutenant,
Co. A, 141st Ill. He belonged to Wayne Post,
1859.
Davrs.-At st. Augustine, Fla, April A,
Charles Davis, Co. A, 51st Mass, aged so. De-
ceased was a member of Ward Post, TO- Wor-
cester, Mass, and was taken to his old home for
burial. He leaves widow and seven children.
SToRE.-At Goddard, Kan, April Is, Isaac
D. Store, Co. F, 31st Pa, aged 50. He was
buried by the Post, assisted by the Knights Of
Pythias.
RAIN-At Sisters Hospital, Buffalo, N. y,
April IA, Daniel G. Rain, Co. c, 18TH ". T.,
aged 40.
KooSs-At Frankford, Pa, recently, Chas.
N. Rooms. Co. @, 95th Pa, aged %. The com
rade was twice wounded in action May g. 1863
KrNcAID.-At Cory. Pa, recently. John s.
Kincaid, Co. L, 10Th Pa Cav. aged 81.
WILLIAMs.-At Milledgevile, ILL.,, April Is,
Charles Williams, Co. ID, 143d Pa, aged 80
Comrade Williams enlisted Aug. 6. 1862. and
served faithfully until discharged on account
of illness, Feb. a. 1851. He was member in
good standing of George Kridler Post. He
leaves family.
CooPER.-At Springfield, o., April II, Robert
M. Cooper. Copper went to Springfield from
Dayton. o. He said his homo was in New
York State. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by the GAR.
LucAs.-At Lignum, Va. April Is, Harry r
Lucas. Sergeant, Co. F, 13sh N. Y. II. A.. and
34th u s. He belonged to the GAN. Hs
leaves six sons and one daughter.
RoBRRrs.--As Olathe. Kan, recently, Gee
w. Roberts, First Lieutenant Co Z, 10th Kan.
Cav, s2ed So