The Washington times., 1903-07-12
WILL CONDEMN LAND
FOR NEW UNION STATION
i. S. Marshal to Serve
Notice on Owners.
LIST OF THOSE CONCERNED
Answers Must Be Filed by July II
When a Commission Will Be
Appointed.
LIST OF THOSE CONCERNED


tain lots in squares rs. TIC. III, SIS. SIT.
719. 72O. 721. 679. and I'll. OF the pro-
ceedings instituted in the District Court
to condemn the land for a site for the
Union and Terminal Railway Station
The property against which condemna
ton proceedings have been instituted is
described as follows: As parts of
original lots numbered /, 4, and two
parts of 2. in square numbered us: sub
lots numbered 3. 4. 5. 6, Z. s. IA. Is, 16. II.
IL, rs, q. %, 20. 80. 81. 80, and SO. in
square numbered 716; part of lot num-
bered 3. three parts OF lot numbered 4
parts of lots numbered and Z. in
square numbered III; subIots numbered
2, 3. "a, 75. rs, II, 49, 80. 50. SO. 81. IS. Sc
So, and %, in square numbered 676; sub
lots numbered ., 70, lis. east part ZIG
west half l16, part lis. and 1S1, in
square numbered gu; subIots 2, 3, two
parts and part 6, sublot 6. part s. 9.
10, IL. sublot Ia. east feet, subIot IA.
sublots Is. IS, II. Is, 20, %, "A, rs, q. %.
AZ. 43, 40, AZ. as, and 40, IN square num-
bered 10, sublots 45, 46, 81. 20. 6z. t64.
ls6. 167, les, and 1863, in square num-
bered 720; sublots numbered SO. 81. SO
60, So, IS, 81. 176. III, rs, 179, two parts
ISL, and 1872, In square numbered 721. and
two parts Of original lot numbered 2. in
square numbered 679. and lots numbered
40. Al. AZ. 43, "A, 40, 131, 1872, 1873. 1874.
1S5. 1876. 1877, 13s, 40, so, 81, %, SO. "a, 81,
50. SO. 81, So. Sc, 81, So, SO, 90. 81. 80. 90.
"a. 50, SO, 139. 40, 141, 142, 143, IA, I45,
l4e, 147. and 148, in square numbered III.
The Owners.
The following are the names IT the
owners Of the different pieces of prop
erty. or those in whose names the title
stands: Margaret S. Lane, Joseph Lane,
Simon o. Hollohan. Joseph S. Virgins,
Julia Sullivan. Henry Burkhart OF his
heirs. Frank Vesper. Ralph P. Barnard.
Francis II. Stephens. Daniel Coughlin,
Maurice Raedy. Nicholas H. Shea, Han
nah Trenear. Gabriel A Jacobs, James
A. Davidson. James Frawley, John
Knighton. Margaret Sweeney, James
J. Sweeney. Thomas A Sweeney.
Katherine A. Sweeney. John Fitzgerald.
Mary Fitzgerald David Fitzgerald. John
Francis O'Connor, William McGrath.
Mary McAnally, Thomas McAnall~,
John McAnally. Edward McAnaIiy.
James McAnally. Johanna c. Quinlan,
Robert A. Dore. Ellen O'Brien. Frank
o'Brien, John A. O'Brien. Patrick Joseph
o'Brien. Cornelius Thomas o'Brien.
Elizabeth Mary O'Brien, Margaret Rose
o'Brien. William O'Brien, Maurice
O'Brien, John F. Miller, Bartholomew J.
Feeny. Mary Feeny. Margaret Feeny.
Bridget Feeny. Bridget Mcmahon,
Mary Murphy, Joseph E. Murphy,
Thomas F. Murphy, Edward J. Murphy.
Ella T. Murphy, Frank w Tucker, Evan
H. Tucker, George Denny, Charles II.
GLADDEN.. Lester B. Plat, William D.
Plat. John RidOut, l.. Emily Windsor.
Charles A. Capell, Marilla c. Capell,
Bridget Darlington. Nicholas Shea.
Michael Maloney, Mary MalOney, John
Rowan. Margaret r. O'Brien. Thomas A
Darlington, Thomas A. Costello, Tim
othy l.. Costello. George Lautner. Mary
Cunningham, Catharine Brown. John
Cornell, Mary 4. Regan, Jesse L. Heis-
keI, Alexander Muncaster, Kate A
Foley, Michael p. Foley, Thomas
j.
Carry. Robert POrtner. Timothy d. DAILY.
Catharine Culhane, the younger: un-
known heirs OF Maria Fleming. James
McGrath, Mary McGrath, Catharine VI.
OConnor, Ann Quinlan, Andrew Glee-
son, James Leer. Richard 4. Scaggs.
Michael Mcmahon. Annie Burke. Mary
Sheehan. Margaret Sheehan jeremiah 2.
Dare. John l.. Gleeson. Patrick GIeeson.
Sallle A. Schafhirt, Lawrence A. ODea.
Margaret Corridor. Bryan Corridan
Mary O'Dea. Richard A. Scaggs. Mary
ODay, Bartholomew p. Riordan. John
+. Collins, James w Bean. Patrick Il.
Carr. Walter II. Smith. Michael J. Han
rahan George H. Siebel. Alice F. Bur
lingame, Philip Otterback. Chalmers V.
Beale. Joseph Carter. John J. Hurley,
Thomas Conway.
Besides these, all persons claiming til
tie in or possession 10 the property
either as trustees, lessees, or tenants
viii be served with copy of the pro-
eeediEgs Instituted.
Limitations of the Site.
The site for the proposed terminal sta
tion is included in the following bounda-
ries:
beginning on the north side Of Massa-
chusetts Avenue at a distance Of 500
feet northwest from the west side of
Delaware Avenue measured at right an
giles thereto; thence by a line parallel
with Delaware Avenue and 300 feet
therefrom enthusiastically TO a point in
the south line of I Street north
east: thence by straight line
enthusiastically 10 a point in the
intersection of the west line Of Del
aware Avenue with the south line OF l.
Street northeast; thence eastwardly.
along the south line OF L Street north
east, to a point in the intersection with
the west line of Second Street north
east; thence south. along the west line
Of Second Street northeast, 10 a point
about eighty feet north of the north
line of II Street northeast; thence by q
line parallel with and distant 800 feet
measured at right angles thereto east
wardly from the east line OF Delaware
Avenue, southwestwardly to a point in
the north line Of Massachusetts, Avenue,
thence by the said north line of Massa-
chUsetts Avenue TO the point OF begin
ninE.
The owners are required to make an
swer by July p and show cause. II any
they have. why the land should not be
condemned for the use OF a union ter
minal railway station. Then a commits
sion. composed of three persons, will he
anpOfpfad nv a court n nDDrafen "a