Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-01
THE OLDEST INHABITANTS
Business Meeting of the Association Be-
fore Calling OF the President.
President Mnrbury's Congratulations
to the Members-Iist of Those
Who Died Last Year.

AS is its custom, the Association Of Old
est Inhabitants held business meeting
this morning before attending the recep-
ton at the White House. After the mem
bers had come to order, President j. Mar
bury, jr., congratulated them on being able
to meet again. During the year the asso-
citation had suffered, he said. great loss by
death. those having died being w. Cam
rack, Thomas b. Entwsle, G.E.B. French,
John T. Given, W. H. Goods, Dr. H. Kalu-
sowski and w. H. Nalley Mr.. Marbury
made personal reference to each Of the
above and then he said that the associa-
ton has much to be thankful for, mainly
because the members are residents Of the
beautiful city of Wahington-a community
where more kindly feeling toward one
another exists than any other place in the
land.
Hearty Response to Charitable APP
pcals.
According to Mr.. Marbury calls for
charity are always met with hearty re-
Spouse here. He praised the police for
distributing charity intrusted to them
with liberal hand. In this connection,
Mr. Marbury said, the newspapers are de-
serving of the greatest praise. Look at
The Evening Star" he added. Doing all
and heading the lists OF contributions with
generous donations of it's own" MIR. Mar
bury thanked his fellow members for their
kindness to him during his term Of office,
and wished them happy New Year.
Vice President VIM. Boron offered what
he termed prediction. 1t read as fol-
lows:
Hail advent of 1895,
When work and business will revive,
So our country will survive
A century after another five.
The prediction was approved by the
meeting.
AIr Joseph Prather, chairman of the
financial committee. reported that upon ex-
animation the accounts of the treasurer
were found to be correct and the books
neatly kept. Treasurer Il. Ball later read
his report, which showed q good-sized bal
ance in the treasury.
The corresponding secretary was directed
to send a Letter of coincidence to the family
of the late DR.. II. KalusoWski. On motion,
taa chair appointed committee, compr1s-
lie, Messrs. Bail, Wenberger and Cults, to
take into cons Iteration and prepare for an
appropriate celebration on February - in
connection with the Grand Army of the
Republic. Mr.. Cults extended an invitation
to the members to attend an installation
of Grand Army officers tomorrow evening,
and the association then repaired to the
White House to attend the Presidents re-
ception.
Those Present.
Those present at the meeting TO-DAY We're
President j. Marbury. jr., Vice Presidents
j. w. Clark. VIM. Boron, ]. Filling. N. D.
Larner, w. Bennett, J. d. Hendley,
Joseph Prather, Z. c. Wright and G. H.
Langley, Treasurer r. Ball. Recording Sec
rotary j. M. Cults, Corresponding Secre-
ta,y J. T. howard and Marshal J. A. Vein
berger, and Messrs. ". Bradley, J. F..
Boiseau, J. W. Clarke, " D. Crampsey,
c. Dickson. +. Eichorn L. w. Fowler, 8.
w. Handy, Or. J. I. Howard. John Humpi:-
r.y, F. $. Kern, w. y. Kirby, James KEEL
cher. Dr. S. a. II. Mckim, T. F. Mcclure.
Morris murphy, L. X. Mexican, T. v.
Noonan, I. il. Raglan, j.. $. Tophann,
Thomas Il. Turner, J. Veihmeyer, J. B..
Walllng. T. Il. Williams, W. II. Williams
and j. 4. Wright