Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-15
MR. PAuL's vALUArroNs
He Gives tho Result OF His Apprsis~meus ,
Rock Greek PARA Property.


When the Rock Greek Park appraisine com
mission reassembled this morning Mr.. Paul 70
sumed the stand and was examined by Mr.
Perry He valued the Page property (ss) q
81, 500 per acre, Roseraont PARK. lot \, n cent?
per foot' II, IL cents; ~ and IS. 10 cents; IL
10 cents; 10. u cent?. 9. u conts; q and Z, 10
cents; Q. 8 and 4, 4 cents; 8, 8 cents,
and 2, 10 cents Per foot He dc.
scrihed the several lots. stating he had
been over them several times. He described
the parcels and gave values Is follows: Chaplin
Brown (s2l. $1,000 per acre. Shoemaker Csl),
$4,000; Mrs. Beail (so). si.2OO. r. b. shoe
maker C7sl. $4,000; Blagden CA. s2oco, Shoe
maker (15l, S2a0; Shoemaker Oh, eeoo,
shoemaker G6l, $500; Blagaen (7s),
$500; Mrs. Mathewsoa Gll. $500; Miss bag.
den (72l, $500, Willis (7o). $500; p. Shoemaker
$50, wafier r ts7S' ss sss sS SS9 Ss.
$500; Dos Passos (ssl, s4Jo; Zepp (s2I
s4oO; Porter and Douglass (Gsl. sss6,
Mrs Truesdell (42l $500; Mrs. Gesi s0). $500;
Dixon C65, GO, 500 for each; sturlitts or
$500 per acre; J. NJ. Green (9el $500: Doe
Psssos $50, $500; Swami (sol $500; Bex (29l,
$3.50; Hesderson (2s). cato; Mrs. Mesds (27l.
s225; Burgdorf (26l. s225. Forrest (25l, e225;
Eaton l2i), s175; Mrs Brown u7), si25 and
the contested six acres (S6l. sl5o. These are
all west Of the creek. Eenwick's QlD. s2oO,
Blair Qll, s2OO; Lee Q5), eco; Van Riswick's
N3): 500; do. Q6). s225 and ss5o,
Rock Greek Company (ClasetD Qsl
s5S, st Shepherd QsN ESQ; Bradley
(5S', ESQ; Mrs. Ryan (s20. ssO0: John Saul
l59l, $500; CoWden (Ssl. $3.50; Matthew "a al.
s4O9: Dos Passos (sS), sl5o; Shoemaker (s4l,
600, Colt tA5l, $500; Compartments li6l, $500;
Mclaughlin lil FL 200; Mira Barton 1901, ssO0;
Davis l5l). 200; Mrs. Hayes (S2D. $500; Cor
nella Jones (5S). $1,000; \. NJ. Jones (57l,
$1,000; W Watson (56L goo: Tibbs t49l $500;
Clark. (55l. $500 Shoemaker llsl. 500: Mrs.
Lawrence 60. zoo. Mrs. keown (5sl 81. 800;
Irving lark l59) 81 200; Malvern 600. 81. 200,
The Shoemakers large tract 1897 Mr.. Paul
said lac had thoroughly examined and described
u IN detail. lie valued Il at s4O0 per acre.
Mr.. Paul then described his later visits 20 the
properties.
Ia making his estimates OF values he had
taken the sales OF Br1ghtgood Park property at
sl,OO0 per acre and the Brown property at
cl.lOO per acre. The Pctworth property he
sad. Is worth $1,000 aud they lad spent on
forty acres SD. 600 and taken a per cent for
streets. lie had knowledge of the sales which
Lad been mentioned by Mr.. Saunders and lao
had the list with some additions
cRoss-ExANrSKp.
Mr. Wilson at noon commenced the cross
examination Of Mr.. Paul Mr.. Paul named the
properties in which A. J.. Barber A Co. were
interested and WAS asked TO tho sales he had
made. the property he owned. &c. He had a
NTH interest, lac said, in Petworth. an interest
IN the Brown tract, fifth in Bloomingdale q
portion of which he had sold, and had knowl-
edge o. sales. &c.
lie was not. lac said, employed by the govern
meat nor did he expect pay for his three weeks
service. HE lad been given the printed list OF
offers by Mr.. Perry and had seen some who. il
was suggested would testify and he
had found that there was iudi-position
10 testify. Mr.. faGl gave list OF
county properties which had been on his books
Tor sale. lie SAID lac went 20 Mr.. Perry nj the
instance o: Mr.. Glover. who thought that the
owners were asking too much. Mr.. Glover did
not want TO see the park fail nor did witness.
lie believed that all favored the park, but there
were different modes for showing IT.