Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-03

arriS- Ewing,
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| his connection with any social or fraternal
| organization and only absence from the
| city or illness caused him to miss a meet
ing
| n:J. ,..I
1ieslueht VI Oloese AnnaoAIaanIe'
Mr.. Nailor was an honored member and
president of the Oldest Inhabitants. Assoc
| clarion 10 no.. -. CIV. &c., T., hai.,t
e was nea'i' ,H iee' III ~
and always carried himself erectly, being
| thus distinguished among his fellows. He
| was a democrat in politics but took little
| interas. =; ITO ,ee;r 80 -; , A. h.
many times expressed it. he was happily
a delegate in the daus of tho tarri1 oria !
| legislature, the only time he ever stood
for election before the public.
Nj WI, NaiioI was great huhter; ana MS
| az all 10 tha manI faIds of onti1,it,, 80
which his inchnations led him. the de-
| ceased never embraced anything with
greater ardor than the opportunities
which came to him occasionally in his
younger lie to pursue and capture big
game COL William Cody Buffalo Bid
and Mr.. Nailor were lifelong friends, and
he was one of Cody's chosen companions
IN many a wild adventure on the western
pidins or IN the mountains. Ihere are
scores Oh other characters IN the great
west VINO may not near OF the death Oh
Aiiison Major IN many months to whom
''i re, news VIII ne great SHOCK.
ne son OF Alilson Nallor, VINO has been
W Ueau 4or ABOUT twenty years. Ailson
| ; n Hiieriteu iaree real estate mold
ms, mss. me elaer Nallor operated stage
E f!,ae .u. ys net We .ne navy 1ard ana
Heo; setoMh, III the Gays Wnen Pennsyl-
ean,a a Itehue was an avenue IN name
oiiix ne se.iol MI. Nalor also ran a
tfmore Much of the property left by his
,.,,.H WI. Nalior iohg regarded as or
tai civ brm,sht mos, 81 " int " ,h tne
Bile belt
Devo+ed IN comn,oro;., p,,r.,,;4.
eu"oa''o'i was gained
III 'Ae puo',c sehoois oi the city ana SUD-
sequeitiy he STUDIED at the Baltimore
Commercial College. Much of his life
was devoted to commercial nursuits and
for ,,,.n,. ,,aors, h., 30, 49,
~ n'nS seais ne was d,iec'or ol the
,' hetropoiitah BANK. recently,
however, he found that increasing BUSH
ness cares were not 10 MS hiking and he
retired lie was married in June, 1858, to
MISS Margaret l.. de Haven of Philadel-
pilia.
Several trips to Europe We're made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Nailor. and they collected
many treasures of art which adorned
| their home. Only last summer they
crossed the ocean again and spent some
time abroad, and both returned to their
home apparently much benefited in
health. Several decades ago Mr. NailOr
was the proprietor of livery stable,
which stood upon the site of the present
new municipaI building and II was unop
one Of Of. MI Majors RS, horses hired earlier
Booth, assassin of President L.incoln
made his escape from the city.
Generous Without Ostenta tion.,
Ante, >-.,,o
go. ;,i -
-. - = g -,
,,e,.,;.. 49,. -.
ing ciia.S' TOR 'hree years ne was
president oil the Oldest Inhabitants AssO-
! citation, and he was rightly termed one
of the best presiding ofticers wbo had avar
headed The orpa nizatjop Racause of Oh
sanee in F,urone Mr. Mailer ,nissad tha
last annual meeting Of the associatinn
held July l. 1907 at the summer home
of Mr. Crosby 6 T6ves Of Aitnn farn,
Sligo Nd hut he sent bis ragrsts nv on :
hlesram showine he had ne, forgottan
his old friends and ar tho last ANIMAL din
ner last month he nresantad ~ aanh
member a baautif,,ii,, irintod - ,s ~
association's favorite sons aha tana
Syne."
annual mee,inp he was ENTHUSIASTICALLY, re'
elected to the presidency. The annual
dinner last December. was the last &C.
casioii on wnlch he presided over the as
| New Wear ,eeting .nd ~ .ooo1anon,. ~
association in paving it's respects to Presi-
dent Roosevelt in the reception at the
White House.
e.;1 oul
Speeiai HoeetihS Saiieo'
Secretary B. w Reiss of the Oldest In
ha bitants' Association issued c,u today
o.. . -, - -. :.,
ioi Special meeting ol the association
IN It's hall, Room =. Corcoran building. at
. o'clock tomorrow evening to take an
propriate action nm tba death of its hon
oroa ,os;,o,,, "a -. ..a,,,o ..
tI, Gu piesl1eii' anu u ari ahse ~ attend
iiIH tuliei az. a. 18th.
- w tten .he Wds'iiiIsloi, iASrl, ihlsthtry
S LII Pc vas an us priIhe MI. N.Ior WAS d
ii ash Vi me staH OF .ne cGiama AMONG
o, ,Iit ain4 ~ was nus sreat interest IN