Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

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ANIMAL NETTING OF THE sroCKHoLDRRs-
AS SHOWN BIZ THE REPORT or PRnsrDRNT J.
W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIVIDEND OF
~ PER CENT.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
New York, Alexandria, Washington and George
town steamship line was held at noon to-day, at
the National Metropolitan bank. There were
present of the stockholders, besides Mr.. j. W.
Thompson, president Of the company, Messrs.
Nicholas Acker, Samuel Bacon, ". g. Metze-
r0tt, j. w. lBoteler, Dr.. Baxter, H. ID. Cooke,
Rev. j. L. Elliott, A r. Herr, Moses Kelly'
John I. Mitchell, w. W. Moore, +. @. Richard
son, I. A. Richards, A. b. Stoaghton, j. ..
stanton, William Thompson, William b. Todd,
William Wall, and others.
The meeting was called to order by President
Thompson, who promised his annual report by
. verbal statement relative to the condition OF
the affairs Of the company. He then read his
annual report which shows the company to be
In highly prosperous condition, since the ex
cess OF receipts over disbursements justifies the
payne Mt to all stockholders Of q semi.annual
dividend OF y per cent. on their investments.
During the year extra demands have been met
by extra trips Of the regular steamers, f. c.
voyages were fifty-five, winch is i've voyages or
ten trips more than last year. Their ability to
meet this extra service, which has only been re-
CURED during the latter part Of the year (vir-
tualfy amounting to double duty is unques-
tioDable evidence Of the good condition both of
the ships and their machinery and equipmepts
There has been further reduction i'm several
descriptions OF freight, 80 as to limit the of
nsportation to District merchants to such
rates as, while icsuring remunerative profits to
the stockholders, will encourage commercial
Georgetown within the year has diminished
several thousand barrels. The freignts from
ALEXANDRA continue about the same, with a
prospect OF increase. especially in the exporta-
ton OF Hour. Through onerous regulations OF
congress relative to passenger steamers, the
carrying OF passengers has been discontinued
altogether. Within the year further invest
the reserve fund of the company, giving 1t
strength for any contingency which may arise
The increased railroad facilities insured to this
course Of construction and others In contem-
line. - 'A'
The report seemed to give general satisfsc-
ton, and il was accepted and a unan imous vote
of thanks rendered Mr.. Thompson, the presi-
dent, for his able management Of the affairs of
the company during the year. Prior to adjourn
with directions to vote for the reelection Of the
present officers Of the company in New York on
the sth proximo.
Transfers OF Real Estate.
Inc following transfers Of real estate have
been Med since our last report, in the Office sf
December Eff. Miller, trustee. to John W.
Butterfeld, north half 5, square 33l, sII75; b.
Miiburn 10 g. X. Milburn, sub. 20 and part 81,
square 5ls, $4,000; j. w. Corcoran to Susan
ton, trustee, to o. II. Granger, sub. s. SQUARE
sos; -, 45e; Jacob ID. Hutton to Jos. A. Scott,
part s. 1, 80, 81, and 50, square SIG, Sc $50; p
Wallsch to 5. +. Helzheim, lot 8, square 57s,
e; 8. Cross and 3. Bacon, trustees, to ". ID.
Larner, treasurer, east half square 517, $500.
December 3D.. A Simms to Eliza Foreman.
:. "A, square 1871, $50; l.. V. Deyellins to Julia
Reesinger, lot A, square PSI, 81 900; Reesinger
to Mary and Anna f. Mullen, same propsrsV.
q, $50; j. Is. HOllidge to Lewis York sub q,
square $40, $50.
December III; s. Thompson and G. W.
j. w. Craig, trustee to Alfred Ray, lot s,
square SOL, Sl,075; A. X. Shepherd to Horace
Boughten and W. Brown Moore, subs. % to 1lo
and 137 TO $50, square $50, S34 900; John Cation
ct al. to " arner Koch, part Is, square 457, s.:
G. A. W. Randall to Charles G. Ball, part I,
square "a, 80, goo; George FOrshew to Frank
FOrshew, lot 3, square 102 5000.
December 16.-Isaac Cartwright TO Harriet
Bland and Milly Bland, sub. 2, square $50, $50;
n. Lindenkuhl TO John Cook, cub a. SQUARE
l1g, s3,625; W. j. Miller, trustee, to W. W. Met
calf, In trust, part subs. So to 80 and all of 40
square 17e, 5000; G. H. W. Jenkin to W. r.
Blaney, sub. ID, square rs, s6, 900; n. D. Larner,
trustee, to Henry Franc, east half lot 6, square
5i5, sice; Fannie f. Holden to George G. Cor
nish, part lot IS, square o93, 81 800; Herbert L.
Sheppard to same, sub. II, square 69i, 500; L.
5. Chapman to L. W. Cola mer, sub. "a, square
SOL, IS 500; solomon Hubbard, trustee, to Mary
=. france; sub. u, square SiS. -; A. r. Shep-
herd to Marvin Eastwood, subs. 81 and III
sl2, 600; Elijah w. Moore TO Mary L. G. Max
well, part lot II, square 1913, g., 600; Joseph r.
West to Jane j. West, sub 10. square 10, 8;
James Robinson to Belle Robinson, lot IL, square
Jog and lot i, square ,l20, 81 900.
Dece Der T.-Thomas H. Callan to Truman
Ross ct a., in trust for Odd Fellows building
Stuart, guardian, to I. II. Callan, same Drop
erty. SO, 25O; f. G. Daniels trustee ct al. TO f.
y. Sweet, subs. I to q, square 60, S5,O52. E. j.
Sweet to A. j: s. Chapman, subs. to 20, square
IA IN II
lot 3, square 30, STA. Marion q. Fitzhugh and
Annie T.. Carroll to Annie z. Connell lot A.
square 6S5, sle2, James I. Tumble to A. n.
Charles T. Gardiner to Charles l.. Gardiner.
SUB: A, square 43, g.; j. X. Arrison 70 b.
II. Warner, lot 4, square !, 0SS, Sl34; E. c. Gate.
10 u just, sub. 6S, square 375, 80 900; john L.
Given and z. Jones, trustees, to G.. f. Hulse.
lots 10 and IL, square south of .O59, 500.
December 1S-A. Schilling to Dorlty Dice
part lot ., square ,O46, g 600; NJ. Thompson
trustee, to w. ii. Hood, part lot 16, square 32I,
5000; Q. NJ. Mathews, trustee, to c. Alexander
=, square 81, -; f. Al. Tustin to vestry of
ST. Johns Parish, rorth part lot 8, sdnare 40.
$3.50; JAS. p. Tustin to same, same property.
d; .. ID. Bradley, trustee, to Corporation Of
Washington, subs. Il to II, square 2S5, g.;
w: +. Hoffman, trustee, to Thomas Meeney,
sub. 8, square south of 562, Al 800; Edwards and
Ashford, trustees, to s. 8. Hoover, subs. 40 and
b. Evans, sub. 13e, square 365, $1,000.
December 19.-G. w. Can, trustee, to G..
Lowell, lot 2, square 941, 81 40; G. Lowell to s.
z. Hampeld, undivided half Of same, A. 10; Jno.
Southey to Magdeline Streb, part lot n, square
q, 81 500; w. Kilgour to w. b. Evans, subs.
40, JAG and 15l, square 365f ti3 $50; Anna f.
Boyle ct al. to F. Barnum and Juan BOYLE, LOT
le2, square ga, s24 leo; +. @. Daniels to b. III.
Hill lot Z, square 2s2, IS, 6O3; r. Fendall, com
missioner, to Mary Wilkinson, part lot Is
square 7s5, 81 w. j. Miller ct al to A. Cad
dis, jr, and L. Gaddis, part lot 3, square 995.
5000; M. V. b. Began, trustee, TO A. Boulder,
part lot 1, square 525, IS $50; A. BoulCin m -
Bouldin ct al. trustees Sd Baptist church, part
lot 2, square 525, s5,o60; j. 81. wirts ct al. to
Jessie Cost ct al, their interest in square 72i and
subs. 4 9, Is q, % and %, square ESQ., 81 800: nj
A. Young ct al. to w. H. Smith and M M
kohrer, their interest in square III, s26 S97; p.
Z. Beardsly to same, his interest in same prop
g; 5. Dutrow to same, do, s.; Jessie Cost
ct al, TO same, do, 81 600.
SMALL Pox-The cases OF small pox reported
since Saturday noon are as follows:-One case
on lS street, between and o southwest; one
case on M between X and lst street southwest.