Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-18
Recent Real Estate. sales.

K. .. Hoffman, 10th and streets north
| west, hasi made the following sales: Part of lot
g. in square 512. corner 4th and streets
northwest for Mrs. E. II. Gilman and Others, to
Mr.. Bernard Murphy for 40 cents square loot.
Lots and s, in block 4, Howard University,
subdivision oSEmngham Place, It'll street road,
east side and adjoining the place of Gen. Bal
loch, for Willard 8. Black. of Baltimore, Nd, to
about Is cents q square foot. Part OF lot IL, in
square 2Sl, fifty feet front by a depth of sixty
one feet, southeast corner of 18th and N streets
northwest, for Dr.. Robert Farnham, to Rudolph
Goldschmid. for 81. so a square foot cash. Part
| of lot "a, in square S6s, the north thirty
two feet six inches Of lot 49, sictuated on
the corner Of 9th and B streets northeast,
for DR.. Valentine McNally to Mr.. Diller B. Golf.
for 30 cents square foot. Part lot 46, square
24l. Kingman's court, to Mr.. Hdrup, Of Penn
sylvanie, for Mrs. Whitney for Is cents square
foot. Lots and 10 fn square 40, 7th street
southwest east side ofthe street, between and
X, for Mrs. L. G. Connolly to Mr.. L. G. Cannon,
lor ~ cents square foot East half lot 9 In
square 15S. 81 by about 14S, north side of N
street between 18th and 18th streets northwest,
for Mr.. James D. Cleary to Mrs. General Beck
with, for S1.15 square foot. For the heirs of
Mr.. A. d. Jessup Of Philadelphia, Penna.,
through Mr.. T. E. Waggaman, sub lot II In
square 29l, 18th street northwest, between
pennsylvania avenue and 4 streets, % feet
front by depth Of 1O4 feet. to Messrs.
f. p. and IL. Jones for $40 900 cash. This prop
erty Is improved by large three-stOry brick
house. Part lot 7, in square III, on 10th street,
east side, between L and NJ streets, for John
Butler, Of New York, to VIM. Hodges. Of this
city, for $3.50 cash. This lot is % feet wide by
about 100 feet deep. Part of lot Is and all Of
lot 16 in square 131, 20 feet front by 116 feet
18th streets northwest, improved by a two-story
frame house, for George Peter of Rockville
Maryland, to Winnie A. Ashton, of this city,
tor $3.50 A strip of land in square south of
ISL, on the west side of and fronting Scott
statue, bound by the statue. Massachusetts,
avenue and N street, and containing about $500
square feet of ground for Mrs. Eleanor Nc
Gowan, to ex-senator D. L. Yulee, of Florida
1or 81 square foot. This is the highest price
ever paid in this city for ground for dwelling
feet feet wide by 14S feet deep to 25-foot
alley, north side of street, between 18th and
18TH streets northwest, through Mr.. John Bull,
agent, for the owner, to Mr.. James d. Cleary,
for LOS square foot:
The Outrage on Henrietta Robinson.
REYNOLDS AND M'NULTY HELD IN 81, 600 BAIL
EACH
James Reynolds and Patrick McNulty, in
dicted for an accessory before the fact Of the
rape of Henrietta Robinson. on the Sd of Sep
TENDER last, of which crime Maurice Connors
was recently convicted as principal, were ar
raigned in the Criminal Court to-day. and
pleaded mot guilty" Messrs. Chas. Pelham
and Fl. H. Wells, jr., who appeared as counsel
for the two young men, obtained leave, upon
entering the pleas to withdraw the plea if they
thought proper. Mr.. Pelham, stating that the
defendants were unable to give bail, applied
to have them released on their personal recOg
nisance. He said that they could never be
convicted under the present Indictment When
tried with Connors they were convicted as &C
cessories, though not indicted as such. The
court set aside the verdict, and ought to have
evidence at the former trial would not sustain
the present indictment, and the court knew it.
Judge Wylie said he knew the exact converse
of that proposition, and held the prisoners in
$1,000 bail each. The defendants were COM
mitted in default of bonds