Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-14
ESTIMATE OF THE COSTS
Report Of the Jury on the Widening Of Nine
tenth Street.
Finds as Reported to the Court
Third Jury to Set In
the Case.

The jury Of twelve appraisers, in the
matter of the proposed widening of 10Th
street, from Florida avenue to Columbia
read. has submitted its report The total
damage for land and buildings is assessed
at $64. 900. The jury assesses 1000. be-
ing one-half the damages. as benefits.
The report just submitted is that of the
third jury which has sat in connection with
the matter. The first jury assessed dam
ages at S4S. 100. and the second jury at ST.
91.01. The third jury consisted of c. B.
Church. John S. Larcombe, Edwin Harris,
Thomas w. Smith, Charles G. Sloan, Saml.
Cross, Samuel W. Curriden, George II.
Harries, 7. F. Schneider Daniel Fraser and
W. B. Hibbs. Dorsey Clagett was MEM
Der of the jury, but he died prior to the
completion of the hearing.
The total damages for land Is assessed
by the third jury at S6O.S11; for buildings,
$3.50, making. as stated. a grand total OF
$64, 900.
The Benents.
The benefits assessed to the property of
the various owners are as follows:
Amanda NJ. Dean $4100; Moses Some
hill, 81, 300; Cynthia II. Quackenbush, $3.50;
Frances c. N. Nairn Alice N. Sherburne
and Robert c. Noerr, $50, s1l0 $50 and
$40; Walter Paris. S165. $50. $50 and $3.50;
James Robinson, George w. Lee, Temple
Robinson. Sandy Alexander and William
P. Phillips. trustees, 1915: Seymour W. and
Henry V. Tullock $3.50; Julia I. Peck s135;
w. p. Kellogg, $40; Mary E. Fleming,
$50; William II. Brawley, $50; w. P. Kel-
logg, 1919; Frances Cotton. $500; Jo-
seph c. Breckenridge. $1,0s0; j. D.
Cameron. $40; Hattie F. Coombs s155;
w. T. Kellogg, s11o: Ellen b. Spofford, $50;
Julia T. Peck $l035; A. NJ Ely, $50; Helen
E. Smith, $50 A. P. Pardon, $40; Seymour
w. and Henry V. Tullock. $115; Mary and
Mamie Ingersoll. So; w. T. Davidson.
500. $780, $780, 500. S160 and 800; NJ n.
Richardson. G. w. Richardson, Susie Rich
ardSon Hattie Richardson and Mrs. f. l..
Dubois. 1850; ]. b. Williamson, trustee,
S205. sos and $50; NJ. n. Richardson. $3.50;
H. c. Seymour. $3.50: ]. T Peck. SID;
w. P. Kellogg, $1.275, $225 and $50;
NJ. n. Richardson, c. w. Richardson, Susie
Richardson, Hattie Richardson and Mrs. E.
L. Dubois, $3.50; Jas. D. Cameron $125;
G.. p. Van Wyck, jr., $3.50; Jean NJ. d. Lam
der, $3.50; W. p. Kellogg, S325; c. F. Whit
ing, $500; II. r. Dulaney and G. +. Whiting,
$3.50; S. A. Payne, S150 H. E. Kalusowski
G. G. Billings, $40; George Truesdell. s. $50:
Joseph E. Willard. $500: Mary d. Heyl $50
and $3.50; Eliza Barker, s1S5; John Sherman,
George S. Cooper. $40; Edmund Fiagg. $50;
i. l.. Stevens, S4OO and $500; R H. Goldsboro
ct al, 81 200 and 5000: John Fl. Thornton,
$50: John Fl. Johnson, $50; Ellen Walsh,
800: Margaret E. Collins, $50: Edmund B.
Addison, 500 $50 and 500; Eliza G. Gard
ner 500; Charles H. Bond. $40; Robert B.
Hlne. S,o; Mary E. Coulson 500 Ferdi-
nand T. Schneider. 500; John S. jerks. 500:
Thomas S. Hopkins. S45; John 8 jerks,
$40; William r. Robertson ct al, $40; Rob-
ert c. Rutherford, $40; Howard G. Doug
las $50; Leonard q. Shepard, $50; James
A Williamson, So; Mary d. Wright, SO,
and Charles S. fainter, $40.