Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-26

10 day, the following instruments in
whiting were filed in the office OF the Recor-
der OF Deeds:
George Mason ct ux., 70 S. a. II. Marks,
IT., lots Is and =, square 959; s1,I00.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Lydia u. Conkling TO b. III. Warner and ].
q. Payne, lot /, square 734, to secure pay
ment of note for $50. Andrew Baldwin TO
c. II. McBlair and NJ. C.. Luttrell, lot G ,
square 5sl, to secure note Of 500. Rutledge
Wilson to l.. NJ. Taylor and w. r Wood
ward, lots 10 to Is, square north of III, to Sc
cure loan of Si2 600. Margaret Schiliing to
George Jueneman and John l.. Vogt, trus-
tees, TO secure loan OF 5000 Cornelia Bald
win 10 o. Bigelow2and w. s. Fletcher, lot G.,
Shepherds sub. OF square l6l, to secure
$500 to ID. w. Ketcham. s. j. Held to Louis
Richard c. Dean 10 fanny d. Bishop, trus-
tee, lots 10, II and 13, square t27, to secure a
note for $4,000. John Trimble, jr,, to c. NJ.
Matthews, lot sin Beall's addition to George
town, to seclre 81 200. II. g. Wagner to +.
W. Jones, canal boat Ludlow Paddon, to Sc
cure Il .O0O and goods in store 1872 Bridge St
10 secure 81 800 w. II. Stanford TO Mande-
vile Stanford, in trust, household effects
AGREEMENTS.
>. and L. NJ. Carpenter to ID. w. &. Lau
renee, covenant to convey and transfer prop
eerty known as !07 East Capitol street. n.
ID. Larner to Elizabeth G. cambridge cove
nant TO sell lot II, square 335.
RELEASES.
W. r. Mattingly and c. f. Prentiss TO a.
iNiNAidIh~s IT u>ltt, iOl L, 40. sam
Cross TO Cornelia Baldwin, lot 3, square lGI
MooDY, THE REvIvALIsT, To BE INVITED
TO WAsHINGTON.-The meeting Yesterday
afternoon in the parlOrs of the Y. VI. C. A,
10 discuss the proposition of inviting Mr.
Moody, the evangelist, to visit this city the
coming fall and winter was largely attended ,
nearly all the Protestant churches being rep
resented. Among the pastors present were
Reys. Messrs. Meador, Noble, Mason, France,
Kelley, Wheeler, Little, Black. Speake
Newman, Morris. Leach, Grey, Parker, Do
mer, Wells, and Fowler. The laymen were
DIR. Hayden, DIR. Buck, DIR. Presbrey, Messrs
Jordan, Bartlett, La Fetra, q. G.. Wight,
Black, &. Il. Pearson, and j. G.. House. Rev.
David Wills presided, and after stating the
motion that an invitation be extended to
Mr. Moody to visit Washington next winter.
The motion was supported by remarks from
Revs. Drs. Parker, Newman, Domer and
Noble, Messrs. Presbrey, Wight.and others,
after which the question was put TO vote and
carried with but one dissenting voice. DR..
Presbrey moved that a committee be APP
pointed 10 forward the invitation TO Mr..
Moody, which was adopted. The chair APP
pointed Rev. DIR. Wills, Presbyterian church;
Rev. DIR. SPeake, Methodist Episcopal
G3nnTeh' Rev. Or. Gray, Baptist; Rev. DR..
D Don Lutheran; Mr.. A. 8. Pratt, Episco-
PAL; MI, A: I. Stewart, Young Mems Chris
tian Association; Rev. +. Il. Power, Chris
tan; Rev. NJ. Boteler, Methodist Fpiscopal
Church South, and Rev. DIR. Wilson, Metho-
dist Protestant church.
WANTED-A DIvoRCE-TOday. Mr. A.
n Browne nled for Elizabeth WenzsI a hill
for g divorce from John Adam WenzsI
They were married In Alexandria, Va, in
December, 1864, and lived together uhtiI Sen.
TENDER, 1871, and that he assaulted her IRE.
quently. the last time at the Epinbany
Church Home, OF which she is an inmate on