Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-06

ELECTIONS OF OFFIcERs.-At the eighth
annual meeting of the Washington Gym
naStlc Association last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year,
William e. Wood, president; Thomas Y.
Nolan, vice president; Charles w. Eldridge,
secretary; a. u. NoeTr. treasurer; aud Will
Lam d. UC0nner; j. F. Dyer, J, n; Brick
I. w. Taylor, a. j. Chapman, and j. l.. Rob
eTtsOn, directors.
The Germania Sckuetzen Verein Yesterday
elected the following officers Henry Koch,
president; August Klein, jr., vice president;
John KoZel. treasurer; August Beckman,
secretary. The other officers hold over.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the CoTcOran Fire Insurance Company
yesterday afternoon, the following board OF
directors was elected for the ensuing year
Messrs John L. Lehman, A. III. Herr. VIM.
Orne. III. Clay Stewart, NJ. Green. Charles
A James, Edward Droop, James l.. Barbour
and Or: a. II. Lee.
day night elected the following officers, who
take their seats on the first Sunday in
May Carlo Columbus, president; Clio
PoTcilla, secretary; Giuseppe Santucci.
vice secretary; Marco Laurenzi treas
Tsr, Glovanni Cacigaluppo, vice treasurer;
Lorenzo and Angelo A. Masini. board of
directors; Angelo Ghiselli, Domenico Zerega
and PaUlo BOnavireS, financial Committee
of safety; StefanO Casassa and Giuseppe
Cato, marshals; Samuel AntOni and Gug-
lie1mo Guerini, banner-bearers.
THE INLAND AND SEABoARD NAyIGA-
TON CoNPANY.-A meeting of the board sf
directors OF this company was held at the
National Metropolitan Bank last evening:
Mr.. j. w. Thompson president, and Mr.. VIM.
Stlckney secretary. They considered and
talked over the proposed route from WASH
in nl TO Cone river, the wants of the people,
trade. This Is the route on which the ill
fated Wawaset burnt in August, 1851 ran
for number of years, and built up fine
trade. n hnQ iy..l
for the service was discussed at considerable
length, and IL was conceded that a large and
swift steamer, capable OF making the round
trip In SO hours. was required. Several
propositions 10 sell or charter steamers to
the company were read and considered and
OF j. w. Thompson and Samuel Bacon he
appointed TO visit Philadelphia and New
York and procure boat suitable for the
as the list of May, and be kept in services
until the new boat is completed and ready
TO go on the line. IL will be seen that this
mean bush IS, and there is but little doubt
cessful one.
REAL ESTATE NLEs.-B. Fl. Warner real
estate broker ana 'ctioneer, sold on Satur.
day afternoon for W w. Metcalf, trustee. a
tract OF land on the b adensburg road, near
Uniontown, known as Wignelds division of
Green's purchase" containing thirteen
acres three roods and six perches, and Im-
proven Dy Irdulc uWciiing, &C, tO j.. Il.
Halves, at $3.50. Also, on yesterday, for
George w. Stickney, surviving trustee lots
I, 80 and "a, square 46s. on the northwest cor
ner of III and 9Th streets southwest, improved
by frame dwelling, stable, &c, at $500.
Messrs. DuncansOn Bros, auctioneers, sold
yesterday afternoon for the owners lot No g.
I'm subdivision Of square 743, fronting II feet
inches On LIST street east, improved by q
frame house. TO l.. II. Stevens, for 500.
Thos y. WagRaman, No. 5l9 It'll street, has
soid Tor the estate of David A. Hall the south
20 feet OF lot No. B, In gouare g6S at N ea, tS
Per foot.