The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-03-18

l Crowley, New York; Jacob Robertson, New
York n Mould, Keeseville; R. N. Whit
| new. olean: Roman ovenburg, Rochester
Jeremiah L. Hickey. New York.
Ohio-Alf. i. Conklin, Columbus; Charles B
Palmer, Columbus; Henry Snedsrs, Cincin
natl; II. E. Barlow. Columbus; r. G. Warner
Columbus; John W. Chaplin. Columbus; J. E
w. lowering, Piqua; L. L. Speagh. Troy; Geo
Green, Troy; Henry L. Morey, Hamilton
George w. Schachleter, Ironton; JOSH B
Davis, Sandusky; James M. Hall, Toledo
Thos. Crofts, Toledo; Jos. A. Stipp, Toledo; ID
II. Austin, Toledo; T. b. Marshall, Sidney; E
e. Nutt. Sidney; w. w. Crane Tippecanoe
John Ashwortb, Tippecanoe City; n. II. Al
baugh, Tadmor; J. w. R. Cline, Springfield
B. III. Millikan, Washington Courthouse; w
V. Lawrence, Chillicothe; Asa Jenkins, Will
mington; l.. II. Inscho, Newark; Josiah Allen
Athens; r. S. Enos, Ada; George B. Whit
comb, Cincinnati; A. c. Dillman, Bryant;
Frank Gilmore, Chillicotbe; Chas. 81. New
| ton. Marietta; Bennett Carter, Cincinnati; II
S. Prophet. Lima; A. A. Taylor. Cambridge;
Luther Stewart, New Lexington; Samuel
WEIGH, Uhrichsville; ]. I. Hobbs, Cleveland
G. A. Hubbard, Berea; w. S. Springsteen
Cleveland; Henry Wagner, Cincinnati; Mat
thew Kuhn, Cincinnati; Chas. n. Vented
! Cincinnati; Chas. Eslin, Cincinnati; J. L.
Gaul, Cincinnati; ID. Il. Herrick, Cincinnati
7. c. Snyder. Canton Henry S. Moses, Canton
b. +. Reynolds, Canton; Josiah Hunt, Canton
ID. NJ. Burchield, Athens; Fenton Bagley.
GAINESVILLE; J. r. Johnston, Youngstown /;
]. C. Ullery, Covington; r. Cantwell, Coving-
ton J. c. Roland, Cleveland: E. l.. Pardee,
Cleveland J. c. Shields, Cleveland F. R. Bell,
Cleveland; John Stephenson. Mt. Vernon (;
John Hudson, Millersburg; j. h. Ridgley,
Tifin j. Warren Kcifer Springfield; Joseph
Vignos, Louisville; B. NJ. Moulton, Lima: M.
Z. Boysell, Lima; f. ID. Louthan, Lima; j. d.
Taylor, Unopolis; E. o. Thomas, Dayton !;
ton; NJ. w. Lasurc, Enon II. c. Hof, Miamis-
burg: L. r. Howell, Christiansburg; w. g.
Alexander, Toledo; Henry G. Crum, Lima.
Pennsylvana-G. Harry Davis Phiadel-
phia; Thos w. Baker, Pittsburg; Thos. ].
Stewart, Norristown; j. Henry Holcomb
Philadelphia.
Potomac-Francis A. Beuter, Washington !;
Sidney L. Wilson. Washington.
Tennessee. w. Wills Nashville.
Texas-E. G. Rust Houston.
The address of Comrade Cbas. ID. Belden.
Assistant ctor-Geueral, Department OF
Arizona, is Phoenix, Ariz.
The address of Comrade D. c. Miner, men,
Der of the Committee on School Histories, is
changed from Manhattan, Kan, to Armour
Institute, Chicago Ill.
The Department of Connecticut warns the
Order against one Allen Jones' claiming to be
a member of Burpee Post, II, Department of
Connecticut, Rockville, who has been soliciting
and receiving aid in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia on the strength of leave. absence
card procured by him before leaving Rockville.
He is stated to be a fraud.
Comrades, the Great Reaper has been very
busy IN our ranks lately. With sorrow an
nounce the death of Comrade Maj Gen. John
c. Robinson, Past COMMANDMENTS Chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, at Bnghamton,
y. Y, on Feb Is.
The Commander.in-C Chief cannot more fit
tingiy express his sentiment than by quoting
from the General Order of the Commander of
the Department of New York:
In Memoriam.
Over in the beautiful land to which we
trust our comrade has gone we may not doubt
be is free from the pains that he SO long en-
dured here; and when we gather at the river is
ii not sweet consolation to think that among
the loved and lost he, our comrade, may meet
US on the other SIDE"
The prescribed badge of mourning will be
worn by officers. when on duty, for period of
30 days from the receipt of this order, as a
token OF respect to the memory of Comrade
Robinson.
Other. deaths are announced as follows:
Joseph c. Hill, Past Commander of the De-
partment of Mary land, at Baltimore, Nd, Dec.
30 1896
J. r. Elliott, Past Commander of the De-
partment of Utah, at Ogden, Utah, Oct. 80.
1896.
Geo. s. Roper, Aidde-Camp on the staff of
the Communicating Chief, at Rockford, ILL.,,
Feb. 3, 1897
Edmund F. Prentiss, Aid-de-Camp on the
staff OF the Commander-in-Chef, at Provi-
dence, r. l., Feb 8, 1897.
by command of T. S. GARRISON,
Commander-in- Chief
CHAs. E. BURMEsTER. Adjutant General.
della WARES CANDIDATE.
Sketch of Daniel Ross, Who Has Been In
dorsed for Junior Vice Commander in
Chief.
The Department of Delaware at the Harring.
ton Encampment unanimously Endorsed Past
Department Commander Daniel Ross of Will