The National tribune., 1901-02-07
MUSTERED OUT.

ADCoSh.-At junction. CITY, ", Jan; 10
May ?, 1854 in the ifeGth Ohio, and wa,
mustered out Sept. I, 1885, He was Quarter
master of F. b. Pond Pust, 667. He leaves
widow, three sons and two daughters.
BENNETT:-At Eagle Mills o.. William
In Co: A, ed Ohio, and served three mon, hs
Oct. 10, 1851, he enlisted In Co. y. 73d Ohio,
and served until the clpSeto Of the war.
BRoWN.-At Gale'sI Ferry, Conn, Capt, apt:
lat Latham A; Brown, aged IL During Tos,aT Inc
of the gunboat Kineo, and was with Farra'
gut in all his battIeseof the Gulf and the
Mississippi River. He WAS wounded twice.
CLARK.-At Chatham, n. Y, Nov. 3, 1900,
Austin ]. Clark. aged Gs. He was born at
Clifton Park, N. Y. He enlisted in 1867, In
the Independent Company of New York state
Sharpshooters. His right elbow WIS shatter-
ed by bullet at the battle Of Wilderness,
May 5, 1864 the bullet remaining In arm
eight years. He was Sergeant of his COM
pany during part of his service. His great
pride was that his company formed part
n number Of letters from his superior officers
containing praise for personal bravery and
line Workmanship. He organized the first
G. A. X. Post in Chatham in 1886, and was
its first Commander. He leaves widow.
CROOKER.-At Lincoln, Neb.,- Jan. 1S,
Jabez c: Crooker, Captain, Co. l, 55th ~.
He was born In Worcester, Vt, In 1870. He
had been a resident OF Lincoln for many
which conducted the funeral survices.
CUNNINGHAM.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 16
1900 James L. Cunningham, Co. L, lO4th
Ill.
CURTIS.-At Detroit, Mich, Jan. IL, orson
B. Curtis, oath Mich. lie was student at
studies to enlist. He lost an arm at Fred
erlcksburg. He was Statistical Clerk of the
Customs Department and Secretary OF the
local Civil Service Board.
iOrr
II. Ellis, Co. b, 143d Ind, aged 81 He was
born in Barnhill Township, Ill. His father
was S. @. y. Ellis, and his mothers maiden
name was Christina Darr. At the age of II
was married In 1870 to Miss Emaiinda Back
who survives him. He was the father of IL
children, seven sons and seven daughters
of whom five sons and five daughters are
living. He had been member OF the NJ. ~
Church for about 30 years. He belonged tC
the G. A. Il. and l. o. o. T., both of which
attended the funeral.
GAMBLE.-At Ausgustana Hospital. Chica
go, ILL.,, Jan. 7, Levi u. Gamble, Co. ID. It'll
III. Cav, aged 50. He bad resided in Perry
Iowa, since 1869, and was weil-known bust
ness man. He was n member of Redhelt
Post. daughter survives.
GERAGHTY.-At Fleming N. Y, Dec. -
1900 Richard Geraghty, 19th n. Y, and Co
d, 3D. n. Y. l.; A, aged 60. He enlisted al
June %, 1863. and was hcnorably discharged
June 8, 1865. He was member of Seward
Post, Auburn, N. Y. A widow and five chill
dren survive.
GOODYEAR.-At Valparaiso, Ind, Jan. 1S
John Goodyear, 151st Ind He enlisted Feb
.. 1866, and was mustered out at Nashville
Tenn, Sept. 10. 1865; He. .ses.Ted s12 pen
HoGLE.-At Chicago. III, Dec. 10. 1900
Thomas Hogle, Musician, 1e0th Ohio.
JEWETT-At Livingston, Mont, Jan. 20
John P. Jewett, Co. E. 95th Ill. aged 66. He
H., Dali "a AlAral
years and four months and was member
of Farragut Post, Z. a widow and thret
daughters survive.
JoHNsoN.-At Perry, iowa. Dec. so, 1900
Gabriel Johnson, Co. g, 18th Iowa. aged So
He was buried by Redfeld Post, 2G, In G. A
Il. plot In City Cemetery.
LAWFER.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. %, 1900
Christian Lawfer. Battery d, 1st Ill. l.. A.
LEEDs.-At Dallas. Tex, Jan: Is, L. c
Leeds Co. G 2Sth sfo Mich aged So .ao, He en-
Sergeant, June 90 1865. He was an earnest
worker In the g. A. r.; was q Past Con-
mander of John A.. Dix Post, IL, and Past
Senior Vice Commander of Department OF
Texas. widow and five children survive.
LOVERIDGE-At Marcellus, Mich, Jan
15, John Loyerldge, Co. III, 18th Mich, aged
es. He was member Of Thomas Manning
Post, 81.
McvEY.-At Creola, o., Jan. 49, of pneu
monia, oremus o. Mcyey, Co. X, 194th Ohio
METNEsHAGEN.-AtH HlgglnsvllIe, Mo-, H
II. Meineshagen, 7th No. s. NJ. He was q
member Of Post 331. A widow and seyera
MUNGER.-At Milford, Mass, Jan. 2
Felix Munger Co. X, 18th Il. J., aged 66
He was u member Of Il. L. Fletcher Post, %
Comrade Munger leaves q widow and eight
adult children, two sons and six daughters
Interment was in Vernon Grove Cemetery
Milford.
PARSoNS.-4t Hemstead, l.. l., Charles
Chauncey Parsons Major, LIST Mass. Cav. He
Was born In Boston June Is, 1910. He was
the son Of Catharine Amory Chandler Prisons
and TheophiluS Parsons, the dean of the
Harvard Law School. He entered Harvard
College In 1856. graduating in 1860. In 1866
he graduated from Harvard Law School, nnC
In August, 1862, he was commissioned Second
Lieutenant in the 1st Mass. Cav, and IL
February, 1863. was promoted to First Lieu
tain, and on the following June was pro
NOTED to Major, being honOrably discharged
June IA, 1865. He leaves two sons. His
wife died few months ago.
REED.-At Salisbury, Pa. Jan. IL, Geo
w. Reed, Co. B, 56th Pa, and Co. b, 1O1st
Pa, aged II.
sARGENT.-At Clayton, H., Jan. 81
Walter Sargent sotnJ Corporal b CS 1ISh @ Ill
IS months and was honorably discharged al
tho close of the war He was member OF
r.: X; Mccoy Post 81. from Its orgiuizatiC4
till his death.
sCHEYTT.-At 7O45 Chauney Ave. Chica
60, H., Jan. 10, Frederick Scheytt, Co. r
10th Ill. The funeral services were held a
the residence of comrade Robert Nitchie
Terre Faute, Ind
SEARLS.-At Chicago ILL.,. Jan. II, ]. @
C. searls, Hospital Steward, 18th Ill. Cav.
sPoOR-At Livingston. Mont, Dec. 10
1900. A. NJ Spoor Co. Z, 9th Iowa Cav.
aged 90. Interment was at Council Bluffs
| Iowa. Farragrt Post, 7, of livingston, es
corted the remains to the train.
WILLIAMS.-At Long Branch City, y. J.
Jan. %, Andrew ]. Williams, aged 5S. Com
rade Williams enlisted In Co. A. Doth N. j.
| Sept. 20, 1862. He was mustered Into Jane!
| d. Morris Post. 40. In June, 1892.
81 was given up to die from heart and
nervous troubles caused by grip. Six bot
ties each of DIR. Miles Heart Cure and
Neryine cured me Mrs John Violet