Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21
Dr. PitZer,s i.irCs,.
He REVIEWS The sIxrFES YEARS or HIS
TOKATE.

hS REVIEWS S4AIFEE HEA=tS PAS
TORATE.
Yesterday was the sixteenth anuiversar- OF Rev
Dr. \. VI PtZerS ptstOrjc Oh the t'-arr.l I,resby-
terrain church. and he chose Ia % sion in his
morning sermon IL review the W. lie church
81 that time. He said that tn ..-- ritual re-
suits OF their work could not b'. 1 in num-
bers but would BE- revealed at IT, ,. .rneIt The
rolls. he said. showed that elder. detcanS and
members numbered 23s; p have died aud 81 dis
missed. leaving the prrsfn Ine;.lJ~slip Iia the
LarCeSf number on the rolls at ,.r cr.e tine. He
said II the outlook Tor The church was no1g more
ting than ever before ana = IavaI "a M.
pTn ipitS OF the assembly to viii n fl laln0-S
treating al men AMI al re,iri1nS with equal Chris
tt1G courtesy. SpeJElr of union IN the church. ns.
said When the question nf unity between tht.
northern and southern Presbyterian churches shall
come UP. hCp-' Sc WIZ all cOiS,ier /; prIytrigIly
In the light OF sod providence AMI decide II with
~, &c s.i' 20 u sI'ry mat II m7, come,
Win the sumo history, blood. system Of doctrine,
government and worship De permanently apart on
The issues OF the past Meantime, our Immediate
duty IS 10 rejoice ia the fraternity established
ON The basis OF removal OF al nprf ttOIls on Chris
uan character and cooperate ia Gods WORK, when
ever We can"
a FIRE N STOVE SToRE-AlcVt O'Clock VS.
t''rddy morning au dlarJs turned IL Tor q IRE
ScuyeTr' IN H. cellar Of ta stove store OF = q.
Boul>- llsi .tn street northwest The flames suou
destroyed the contents or thc store IN rh mean
tlnr general ai.tTii was turned - and water was
piiAt+u GA t4ir H&ta'H- completely e,tin-I~lH5
the mr. dr~nrhng the premises ard l!iiu- tue eel
lar The iVss To Nj BJu.> on hiS Stu-5 = t-5tlut-
ted at >l,5tU Damage 10 the house SiU.
THE ARLINGTON EsTATE-In the purchase bv the
CIied states Of the Arlington estate. - ut0 was
IT, Vu - Iiie-y az 'Hth'i. I(r arrears 81 taxes
III Tx bi!1s u lhe s'.'ie" l virginia and "I the
county Of Alexandria. although considerable We're
fuF very lnncA les than this l.o mt. Measures AZ"
p@ntinC IN Richmond - Tcr.t .tu! release q liz = e
tiNes upon The estate. and within thu past IL. ~
arrangements Tor comprO1ui9, Or the rG'sa.v I"Vy
and the Clstricf taxes IA arrears have ben male
Z tI!T & IL
understood that $3.50 E.is been s,-reed q 1T ~ f
counsel rvpr--eutl..g the county aUfharf.r, and
The owners " the estate Is tt tie sun 70 III. ra! TO
the county f9r IAN release. II + cXqec-G mat
THIS Arrangement VIII b. confirmed rs n :-.-t-
lure OF Virginia. and tht ~ least s2JC.n u tho
amount stu r"n aiming IN the >ry tilr credit
u the Arlington estate viii pe PAD 20 cen Lee.
TEE FCSEEs, OF JAMES T. CIaRK-Tl.a funeral
O. james 7. Clark, OF Paris HI. Me- took place Al
2:SD O'Clock yesterday afternoon rom Tie r~ .uf.
" bis nephew. r. g. SHAW. rs \ street southeast
SCtsS, Judge >Irl. ana many citizens ~ Maine resi-
dent IN The District. Beautiful uyrlI decorations
1ioiiI senator Hale AMI C--iars @. the delegation
nSte pi'crd on lAe ,osct iI.~ services were con
Quoted b. Rev Dr. Kent The remains were. Tor
MArded % Name. after The services III charge OF
the son and the daughter ~ the deceased Who ar
lived in JLe city after bis death
A REPLEvIS SUIT AGAINST TIE PoIIyE.-To-day
NJ A. b. Williams for Nh. +. james. q Rttiinar,.
entered suit against ~. NcE Dye slIperinter,I4ni
oi police. aui >iEisrlunt j. BiJc5.. tu rerl,yir
tttLJ.sIiS have ffSt-f.
an Hgh HF,-PrO9; SAT and contents u'.y u-in-- -
plaintiff. Chc damages are I1t ~ ,. M TINS j.
tIe safe seZ-d ia the -dd made Friday on the
ISOnS o! tLr AinerieuS Yacht Club, I3th street.
above Ptnu,y y.ti4is avenue.
Detectives Rat ana Block. assisted By TWO lock-
si'll-sGcCeJtrft >IfuTd y evtIliI about II O'Clock
after four hours work. IN lre-klng O9.n tie s5T.
above referred 10. The contents Included about
ii thousand ''cH.U-. tN0 DOZEN packs ~ pIav.f..
cards. three l91gi rrvOiy-rs n trirI.-e- SIN q,
money, AID writing tablet WIN items uars4I
January 10. l. AID l. year not stst,C referring To
money IL the safe AID amounts spent FOR cords
SERVANT CHARGED WITH P!TFFRfSG.-O frJror
4. T. Rhodes arrested Jeurt. 1u.sIg.. yeu. a. J.
Ored woman. on SATURDAY On e., c..a~E.o o. V.ttr
larceny. second Odcl.s-- Jennie uJfI been en-
pioyed IL q servant T. tue' Egu-a Of Nr- LINCOLN
No. 1873 q street. and II i aIIc-e,! Thar She rit-
the house about ten DAYS age. oI Il Iue six d.,~,
a silk jersey and q considerable amount OF 1ine
Iris Is the four IA time Mrs LIn"o'E's a0:pe Aas
teen robbed lately bur The FIRST ti.r that The sup
posed thief has bcaR captured or The articles -
covered She Is also charged witE StgtiGg "a Val
liable gold pin aud some undrrc.a ili1- lTun The
Residence OF Mr. John K. smith. Of 1914 Ith $ col
ana there viii De SUI another charge preferred
against her Tomorrow.
An IMPORTANT DECISION As TO JUSTICES JUDO
NESTS.-TO-dty, in the Court IN General Term. in
the case OF johnson against TdVOr argued last
week Judge Hayuar delivered tie. Ortr.1f Of III.
Court. This was case invGlgLg the validity OF the
1ldSInent Of justice OF the peace. it having been
PLACED On tie records OF the cutITt after tine rt-
uoI OF three years after rendition, and It vas
Sued that II was. therefore. ~ 80 effect in the
court below The def ndant pleaded the statute OF
HtttdJlOns 10 Wnlcl. plaintiff dcinUrFcji, and tie
demurrer as OyerTuiet the court there sustaining
tiae plea The General Term holds that The iIdg-
Hests Oh justices are not barred 10y the Ordinary
statute, and The plaintiff IN this had the right
70 place the judgment on record irrespective Of
tnat period ana held good for twelve years that
should have been sustained. and Te-
verses the Judgment and remands the cause.