The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-04-24

Z. Chaplin; J. v. c., William F. Corbns; Chap
lain, w. f. Wheeler; o. D., John j. Reeder !;
@. NJ, Thomas Rafter; O, g., Michael Horgan.
Comrade Reddick adds that the Post. although
only nine months old, HAS a membership of
sixty, and initiates from four to eight every
meeting.
Weare indebted to Comrade G. NJ. Mcknight,
Mcpherson, H., for the following list of OIL
GERS of Alfred Ashmore Post, Charleston, Ill. /:
Commander, A. c. Mitchell; S. Y. c., NJ. w.
Robbins; j. " c., Wm.. Liston; Adj't, ID. c.
o'Grady; O. NJ, J. III. Mcclelland; Surgeon,
Sol. Cassei; Chaplain, J. H. Moore; 0. d., r. G.
Goiladay; Q. G., George Wright; S. NJ, E. II.
Clark; Q. III. s, John Hardesty.
Comrade Henry r. Sandes Chicago, H.,
sends us the names of the officers elected by
Colonel James A. Mulligan Post, No. 500, as
follows: Commander, John Moran; S. V. c.,
Henry r. Sanders; ]. V. c., f. M: Rowland !;
o. d., James McGrath; o. g., John E. Egan
G. NJ, William Toomer. Delegates Thomas
Corcoran and William Ward; Alternate, b. g.
Buckley.
At the congressional convention for the
fifteenth Illinois district held at DaDville, H.,
April 9th, the following resolution was adopted :
ResotCed That it is the sense of this convention
that we recognize the right of our soldier friends
and would urge Representative in Congress to
use his influence to help pass the revised pension
A. r. to the committee of the House of Representa-
tives, as just and deserved claim.
From Comrade J. B. Craig, Ingraham, H.,
we have tho following list of the officers OF
Ingrabam Post, No. 233 of that place: Com
mander, e. Kepley; S. v. c., FL. Crows; ]. V.
c., d. f. Watts; Adj't, F. n. Tollar; O. NJ,
Cyrus Bryant; Chaplain, J. B. Craig; Surgeon,
Gustavus Schmidt; o. D., J. T. Fehrenbakes;
Q. g., William Kepp; S. NJ, Wesley Cecil; q
NJ g. G. Wood.
We are indebted to J. H. D., Carterville, H.,
for the following roster of the officers of Post
No. 237, of that place: Commander, James Ill.
Dunihoo; S. V. c., III. M. Ricard; j. V. c.,
Thomas N. Simpson; Adi't, Charles Dean
Chaplain, Gabriel Cox; @. NJ, Daniel Perrin
o. D.. John Sturns; o. G., A. p. Reeves; S. NJ,
Phillip Sprague; @. ~ s., James L. Ledbetter:
A comrade at Annawan, H., sends us the
following roster of the officers of Tristram L,
Dow Post. No 300, of that place: Commander,
James Warnock; S. VIC, E. Woleyer; j. V. c.,
6. I squires Adjt, J; D; Heath; Q: NJ, L E
Hirshberger; O. d., J. Willot; Chaplain, A. L.
Mackesney; S. NJ, II. H. Harris; Q. NJ. s., c.
n. Lester; 0. g., j. lamont
The Lincoln memorial services were observed
by appropriate and interesting exercises at
Springfield H., on the 18th inst. Stephenson
Post No. 80, and squad of the Sons of Veter-
ans were conspicuous in the procession, which
moved through the principal streets of the city
to Lincoln monument, where the services were
held.
Comrade J. T. Clendeinn, Sparta, H., sends
us the following list of the officers of Sparta
Post, No. 81: Commander, J. r. Alexander; s.
V. c., ]. w. Caldwell; ]. V. c., W. g. Craw-
ford; Q. NJ. J. d. Watson; Surgeon, DR.. James
Temple; Chaplain, Thomas Grey; o. d., G. B.
Mcdonald; o. e., j. II. Shaffer.
Resolutions indorsing the recommendations
of The pension committee of the Grand Army
have been adopted by Ed. Crippins Post, No
429. of Perry; Joe Hooker Post, No. go. Of
| Canton; Post No. 203, of Winchester and Elmos
Ryon Post, No. $50, of ST. Francisville, LII.