Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-26

"a; 4: LEFTWIccH GsICNcI.AIR, [ATToRNEY.-
Term District Court Of the United Safes
for the District of Columbia.--In the matter of
cry from changes made in the grades of streets,
avenues and alleys in connection with the estah
e az the on ss ae Of the Ha
more and Potomac Railroad Company, in the
No. IS seTetv sVen no S
the undersigned having been designated and ap-
pointed by the Supreme Court Of the District Of
States District Court for the District Of Column
bia. as commission to apprase and determine
changes in the grades of Streets. avenues and
a asd by the act Of Congress ap
struction Of union railroad station in the Dis
trict of Columbia, will meet at 1890 O'Clock
AID. 1910, at the United states courthouse CITY
halll. In the District of Columbia, in room to
said District, for the purpose of viewing the real
property affected by the changes of the grades of
hearing testimony Touching the sA damages result
ing to said property from said changes of grade.
in acc I'd with the and Of
ages on account Of changes OF grade due to. CON
proved June %. 1906, entitled An act amends-
payment Of damages account of changes of
grade due to construction of the Union station.
to wit: First street northeast. from C street to
D street; D street northeast, from First street
from the Union station plaza to second street:
G street northeast, from North Capitol street to
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northeast from North Capitol street to First
o to rs rsat NORTH e
from Third street to Fourth street; Florida
sset @ fenn
First street. ALI owners OF real property dam
aged oy the change OF grade OF any OF said
with US. in this cause. signed and sworn to. for
an allowance Of damages, within sixty go, days
The aforesaid act OF Congress approved April %,
1904, provides that. upon the failure of any such
within said period his right to do so shall cease
and determine. Notice is also hereby given that
appointed by the said court as commission to
sppra Use the damages resulting to adjacent prop
app 1901, ns att
and RaToad 9 IL IN the
District Of Columbia. will meet at 1890 O'Clock
ID. 1910. at the United States courthouse city
hap. in said District. in room to be assigned
changes in the grades Of the following named
hearing testimony touching the damages result
ing % said property from said changes of grade.
81 IS 2 en it
act to provide for payment Of damages on ac-
count of changes Of grade due to the elimination
Of grade crossings on the line Of the Philadel
phia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Com
pany. to wit: D street southwest. from Eleventh
street to Fourteenth street: Maryland avenue
southwest, from Eleventh street to Twelfth
street; D street southwest, from Ninth street to
Eleventh street; Tenth street southwest, from
.. street to e street: Ninth street southwest.
from g street to D street. street southwest,
from Eighth street to Ninth street; Virginia ave-
nue. southwest from. AZ street to Sixth street;
Virginia avenue southwest, from Third street to
AZ street; Virginia avenue southwest, from Sec
ond street TO Third street; Virginia avenue
southwest from First street to Second street;
Virginia avenue southwest. from South Capitol
street to Delaware avenue; South Capitol street
southwest, from street to street. Third
street southwest, from ID street to Virginia ave-
nue.: Ivy street southeast. from New Jersey ave-
nue. TO Canal street; the alleys in square 693.
All owners of real property damaged by the
change of grade Of any of said streets. avenues or
alleys will file a petition with MS. in this cause.
duly signed and sworn to- for allowance of
damages. within twelve months after the said
2Sth day of FEBRUARY. AID. 1910 1t is pro-
vided in and by the aforesaid act Of Congress
approved June 90 1906. that upon the failure OF
any such owner to thus present his claim for
damages. within said period, his right to do so
shall cease and determine. CHAS. A. BAKER.
GEORGE W. MOSS. GEORGE SPRASSY, Com
mission Appointed to Appraise Damages. tSeal.)
A true copy-Test: ]. r. YOUNG, Clerk. By F.
E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
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