Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-13
Extension OF She Capitol Grounds.

The appraisers-Messrs-J j. c. McKeiden. J. c.
Harkneas. and ). Bacon-appOinted nv Judge
Humphreys, ofthe supreme court OF the District
of COlu- bis, to apprsise the property In squares
O. and -, which is TO form part % the Capt
tol grounds submitted their report to the court
to-dsy. accompanied by the plsts of the squares
ana schedule OF the rate per square foot at
which each lot is assessed and the value OF the
improvements. The testimony as TO the owner
sh'l OF the property also accompanies the report
In sGuare 6S1, living between north A and L
streets aud NOT1h Capitol anc ist streets east
the lots are owned as follows; 1, Hiekey's heirs,
z, Bank Of Washington 3, j: b. Phillips heirs
StTstton; 3, Bank OF w&shin gron; 6, Ttoncss
Scrivener; Charles Ewing; s, Eick's heirs; .,
Nicholas Dorsey's heirs, 10, n. Borsey's heirs
p pevSCr's tetrS- ~ n. S--iveaer; Il and -
Bank OF Washington; 16, W. Wur 1eman; parts
1, and L, X. Petersen; part Z a; Green; is, {.
Bank of " sstington; %, Mrs. NJ. 4 rnold; q, = 4.
". BeCk's heirs; p, Hickey's heirs.
TIE value OF lots is as fol.ovs:-No. 1, - g
Per ioot: Nos to ~, 50; No. 10 So Nos. = ,
n, 5i.75; No. Il, So; os. II to &C, tS0; No q,
e.; No. % TO 81, S1.G9.
TIE improvements On the respective los are
assessed az tOlioWsLot 5. > ,0c9; east part Of j,
: i,50p; west part OF 4, $3.50: east part OF 6,
$500; west part OF 6, 81 50a; sc eco g SfG. $50:
. and esst part OF 10, $50, 900; ives. part 81 %,
iFf y, Si,0loi west par Of 4, g 800; east
part i and west part n, - ooo; east part Il ,
Sl-Jo. L, $500; TS, IS Geo. - $1,000; B. u. o.
In square GGS, between lst and South Capitol
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following names:-l, James Adams; ., Joseph
SSNton; 3, ". Kings heirs; {. james Adams ami
IHZIatricl's heirs; :, +. ). Stein.e, c, CsSparjs
Bros; :, dchn COyle's heirs; : do; . aud ~. 81.
Kings beiss; II, F. Hama: 70 and IS. +. Hanna;
y, - r. May, d and 81. SEClZ and Stewards
tziTs; i and part &c. CasVaris Brothers, part
- = H;tz: j., COSter's hens and Ms. =, 2.
c 1~31er; =, y. Trims hei-s and r. Browns
heirs; T.. u. HltZ heirs: 20. : MGrTay's heirs
ard T. p. Stanton; 81, I. p. Stanton; 2. z.
Gallagher; ., $. q. Busey. and - JAS. Adams,
n nj : Fn~.rr o..
70 70, $40: It, 50; II to 10. Sf.J5 10, 500, x
- = 2; 2. S2.29; IS and 2, eICC.
Ne improvements on each lot and part Of lot
are assessed Is follows: No. 2, 8 $50, 3, Sl59;
east part 1. Si,0CC; west part 4, :. 500; part
aud 10 3. :, 800; Z, 81 500, 10, ~ 200: H. S5OD;
i, so 3. 5000. west part Is. - 90. center
part II. 81 800; east part H. 81 0a0; L, $3.50
west PaTt &c, $3.50; east part &c, $500; west part
=, 5000, east part l., $500; vest part Is,
S,5O0; east part Is, $500 70, - o00, west part
p, - ,FGO; q, $50; p, s. 900, ami q $ 5Ja
Tie total ysluation foot up in rouEd figures
to about SGJ0,N00. The act OF Congress apPrO-
p-isted but e2S0 900. The report will now lay
% DIRECTIONS nav be dea y the oIrers OF
lots, and at the end OF that t!sze the court viii
act o. it.
DEAo.-Mr. +. G. Reichenbacz,, a greatly re-
specte6 citizen, died this morning az his resi-
dence on 18th Street. His death was from old
had been IN this country some thirty years, and
for the last twenty four years has been a resident
OF this city, carrying on the piano business.
Prior to coming to Washington he vas engaged
IN The manufacture of planes In Philadelphia,
bRtwa tC temporarily crippled by the financial
tros. hles resulting from President Jacksou's war
upon the United states Bank, but he worked UP
bis way again to successful business. As above
stated be was highly esteemed in al the relations
of life.
DESERVED PROMOTION.-At a meeting of the
board of trustees of the Freednen's Savings
and Trust Company, held or Thursday evening
last, Geo. W. Stickuey, esq, was elected actu-
airy in place of Col. ID. l.. Eaton who resigned
TO accept the position of cashier OF the Second
National Bank just organized. Mr.. Stiekney
has been assistant actuary for several years,
and by his courtesy and adaptation for the posi-
TOD, has made himself very valuable to the
business men OF this community. His advance
nent is therefore received by the public as a
lust recognition of his former services.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-Atth the fifty-fourth
nesting OF the Columbia Cooperative building
association, Thursday evening, 81 800 was sold
at an average of 100 per cent.
at the sixth meeting of the Territorial saw
lngs, loan, and building association, last even
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