Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-05

A. LEFTWICI1 SINCLAIR, ATTORNEY
Of the District of Columbia Holding a Special
Term as District Court of the United States
| the payment Of damages resulting to real prop.
erty from changes made In the grades Of streets.
iishment Of the Onion station and the re elimina
ton of grade crossings on the line OF the Bat
Docket No. 20Notice is hereby given that We,
the undersigned having been designated and ap.
States District Gsur for the Pis'ret col"n
the damage res1 TO a4Sasan d prope
| changes in the grades of streets. avenues and
IL o te
struetion Of a union railroad station in the Dis
am on Monday, the 18th . day Of FEBRUARY
Ar 1910 at the United States courthouse lcty
be assigned US by the United States marshal for
said District for the purpose Of viewing the real
the following named streets in said District and
hearing testimony touching the damages. result
| in accordance with the terms and provisions Of
an act Of Congress approved April o. 1904. en-
ages on account Of Changes Of grade due to con-
struction Of the Union station, District of Co.
proved June 20, 1906 entitled IAN act amenda-
tory to an act entitled An act to provide for
due to Of he Onion
District Of Columbia, approved April %. 1904"
10 VIII. flrst street northeast, from T. street to
to Second street; California street northeast
sn station from %
First street. North Capitol street from G street
the es{s u street s to FIRST
| street; Myrtle street northeast from North Cap
from rd to to Fsar 1sa
nue. northeast. from Ninth street to Tenth street
r1 Of es
aged by the change Of grade Of any Of said
with us. in this cause Signed and sworn to- for
ar. % sd OF ass within sixty S days
1904, provides that upon the failure of any such
owner owner to thus present his claim for damages,
within said period. his right to do shall
| and determine. Notice is also hereby given that
| we, the undersigned. having been designated and
appraise the damages resulting to adjacent prop
erty from changes of the grades of streets, ave
eress approved February II. 1901. relative to the
elimination Of grade crossings on the line Of the
District Of Columbia, will meet at 1920 O'Clock
an on MONDAY. the 2sth day of FEBRUARY,
us by the said United States marshal. for the pnr
changes in the grades Of the following named
streets. avenues aud alleys in said District and
Ing to said property from said changes of grade.
pursuant to the terms and provisions Of an act
act to provide for payment of damages on ac-
count Of changes of grade due to the elimina tion
of grade crossings 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
D street to e street; Ninth street southwest
from G street to ID street; street southwest,
from Eighth street to Ninth street: Virginia ave-
Virginia avenue southwest, from Third street to
~ 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 G street; Third
street southwest, from D street to Virginia ave.
nue.; Ivy street southeast from New Jersey ave-
nue. to Canal street; the alleys in square 500.
All owners of real property damaged by the
change Of grade Of any Of said streets avenues
duly signed and sworn to- for an allowance Of
2Sth day of FEBRUARY, AID. 1910 II is pro-
vided in and by the aforesaid act of Congress
approved June %, 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 SPRANSY. Com.
mission Appointed to Appraise Damages. lSeal)
T. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.