Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-14

ChanSe- only TOUR issues III the eiitu e
list of stocks and bonds were included In
the sales. Altogether there were eleven
transactions. involving a total of 146
shares of stock.
Fully three fourths of the business of
the session was centered round Washing
ton Gas, this security selling to the ex-
tent of ninety-one shares in six different
trades All lots but one brought a price
of ssh. the odd block Of sixteen shares.
being taken at S6Ss.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred sold at 94A and 945s.
The first dividend of the District Ma
tional Bank was declared yesterday, the
institution placing itself on per cent
able July /. to stockholders of record
June %. will be quarterly disbursement
at the rate Of IL per cent.
Promoters of the proposed North Capt.
toll Savings Bank met last night at the
District National Bank building and COM
pleted arrangements for the opening of
the institution. 1t was announced that
the property at 731 North Capitol street
had been purchased, and the organization
committee expects to take possession of
the structure next week, and remodel the
interior for banking purposes.
The capitalization of the bank is to be
not less than $4,000. issued in shares of
$40 EACH Its board of directors will in
clude at least one woman. Committees
on building and organization have been
selected. The latter committee will have
charge of the distribution of the stock.
The following were present, and will
probably become members of the first
board of directors of the bank:
S. B. Donnelly. public printer; DIR. D.
D. Mulcahey. w. Hunter Haycock. super
intendent of delivery. city post office; DR..
j. s. Tyree. Daniel Doody, Dr. p. s. Roy,
L. E. Robey. assistant Union station
master; Frank C. Wallace. foreman Of
government printing Office: B. Frank
Morgan. foreman of division, government
printing office: III. C. yesterday, o. e.
Darnall, superintendent of the National
Training School; w. T. Kenealy, c. C..
Adams and Southern Express companies;
John E. Bonini. T. Z. Tinsley, district
superintendent Of Pullman Company;
John A. Robinson, auditor Of the freight
6epIrtment of the Southern railway;
Lewis Holmes, Charles NJ Harris, SUI
perintendent of the Washington Terminal
shops; S. NJ Wagner. William c. john
son. agent of the United States Express;
George A. Schneider, United States fish
commission; George III. H. Moore, SUI
perintendent of the mailbag repair shop:
David Riordan and Robert N. Harper.
At the annual meeting of the stock
aolders of the Commercial Fire Insurance
Company of the District Of Columbia.
held in the Southern building yesterday
afternoon the following directors were
elected: George W. Atkinson. Charles F.
Carusi, John w. Childress, Allen C.
Clark. Frederick S. Dudley, Ashley NJ.
Gould. Paul F. Grove. Robert n. Harper.
William Fl. Ingersoll. w. F. Roberts.
Robert r. futile, John Lewis Smith.
Martin Wiegand. Richard Wightman and
Robert j. Wynne.
Later in the afternoon the new board
organized and elected the following off,
GERS: Robert r. futile. president: Ashley
NJ. Gould, first vice president: Frederick
s. Dudley second vice president; Charles
F. Carusi. general counsel; Paul F..
Grove, secretary. and John Mckee,
assistant secretary. Finance committee:
Robert n. Harper che irman; Charles F..
CaruSi, Frederick s. Dudley. John Lewis
Smith, and ex officio the president and
first vice president. At this meeting the
regular semi-annual dividend Of per
cent was declared, payable in July. The
president reported the progress of the
company as very satisfactory; that with
it's admission to the state of Illinois the
company would now be operating in
twelve states and the District of Column
bia, and that the paid up capital is now
in excess of $4,000 and the subscribed
capital 1926. 900.