Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-21

ur,iay night. at the corner OF a2i and p streets
northwest. Il eooreG man pulled out pistol and
fired az him and then Snatched the cdsh box, con-
tanning, 80 IL money, from the car and escaped
ar IfncOla. assisted uy Dr. Murphy, on saturday
perferI&ei successful operation for IuInor on
Mrs HNH Smith, VIE of the journal clerk of the
House Of>kepreaentatiyes
Death of Mrs. S,:lsor, Isutchins.
The painful announcement was made yesterday OF
The death Of Mrs H'tchns. wife of Stson Hutchins,
proprietor OF the P0Sta lady whose eSinable quail
Ties OF heart and brilliant mind mad won for her an
unusually large circle or warm friends and adj
m,rp-s. Mrs HUtCllinS. whose maiden name was
>arfta Morrison Brady, was BON IL this city, De-
cember 5. 1876 The earlier part OF her life was
spent with her mother III spain Her education
was completed at Mount De Sales convent, Balti-
more. she Il niece Of the late Gen. b. h.
French. Previous TO her marriage 10 MI Hutch!nS,
March 8, 1888. She held past in the Treasury,
where she Was known as one Oi the most efficient
clerks IN the department. After her marriage she
went to Europe with her husband. Upon their re-
turn 10 this city they took possession OF their at
tractiye new home. i6B Massachusetts avenue,
where her death occurred at four o'clock yesterday
morning. Mrs. liutchluS a most attractive
woman and numbered among her sincere friends
some of the most distinguished men vi letters. Be
sides possessing many accomplishments she had
rare critical faculty and just literary taste. Her
Niyacity madt her a most agreeable companion.
Her deep sense OF justice and Her sensitive Sympa
thetic nature led neT 20 take an active part in
works OF humanity and charity. Her death Is de-
plOred BY wi,.e circle OF friends, VINO sincerely
syInpathhe with Nj. Hutchins in his bereavement
TExPER tSCE NEETISGS.-The WOmans Christian
Temperance union held "a mass meeting yesterday
afternoon at the 9Th street NJ Z. church, which
was addressed by Ne-srs. L. Richards, III. b. Moul-
ton and Rev. job y Price Meetings were also
held under the auspices OF the union at the follow
ing cOlOred churches: Israel. Mt PiS,ah, Abysin-
ian Baptist and BeTean Baptist. Mrs f. f. W.
Harper. Messrs j. VI. HAYWARD and j. 5. Smith and
Others assisted in these services---The usual
weekly meeting OF the st PatrtckS Temperance
society was held last night In the basement OF ST
Patr1ck'S church Rev. Father Thomas, spiritual
director OF the society. delivered very interesting
address
THE PRIZE FIGHT IN WEST WAsHINGToN.-Leut.
Kelly swore out warrants Saturday against the
principals and seconds in the prize r1ght.which took
place in West Washington last Wednesday night in
which. II is alleged, William Kingsley and Lincoln
Hilton were principals, and George Hilton. Daniel
Benton and Einam Hughes We're seconds and re-
feree- They have ali left collateral at the third
our yo W g unb M now Sns s TTnce
thirty days in jail for asSaultfng i,r. Coleman at
the West End hotel, which assault is represented
70 have led TO the prize night.
sERrous ENDING TO BoYIsH QrARREL--Last
Friday evening number Of boys had quarrel
over game OF ball which they were playing at the
corner OF 18th and streets Frederick Hartwel.
lad OF IA years, threw a stone at boy named Ed
ward Davis. The stone missed Davis and struck
Frank Philips. who Is 12 years DID, in the head
crushing hole IN the Uranium and knocking him
senseless The injured boy was removed 10 his
home, 3D04 14th street. and Drs Bliss and Hartlgan
summoned The physicians pronounced the wound
20 be OF serious nature. and performed an opera
ton. removing portion OF the skull In the Police
Court this morning HartwelI was charged with as
saut- The court receiving a note from the phvsi-
clans stating that Philips was on fair road TO
recovery, Hartweu was then released on $500 bail
MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of The court to w H.
Yeatman and Kate L4ur: W F. Robertson and
frances A. Barr Flank Curtis and Mary DYSON:
James T. Arundel and Ada I. Tennys0n; VIM.
Jay Tor and Annie Mary Mills, both or Fairfax, Va
A. Bradley LawtOn, OF Wyoming. y. Y. and Rose
4 Campbell. OF Ohio; Harrison MickinS and
Martha Robinson
TIE ABccTT OPERA COMPANY-This company
commence The season tonight with very strong
ipurth act OF -TrOy tOre'-intrOducing the entire
GO0oe company In the east. Sales Tor ..Nignon"
ana The other operas are large, and the season will
doubtless Dc very brilliant. Several large '.opera
parties have secured seats. and the interest
among society people Is very nattering TO Miss
Abbott
DEArHs--Nrs Martha Negdalene Bowie wife OF
via X = Cuttings, died ~ her home. 1923 street.
last evening. AFTER long illness. Arrangements
have been made To I0d the funeral services at ST
.ohns church to-Inorrow a1ternOOn--MrS Jo-
mamma >iilth. an Old resident OF East Washington,
oIeu SATURDAY evening Ut her home, 4th and G
streets southeast aged - years The funeral took
pace This morning from ST Peters church.-Mr,.
Inward Jones, who died yesterday at her home, 80
% street northwest, Will be buried at O'Clock To-
n.orrow afternoon. The funeral taking place from
~ AlOy~ils church--Ar G.. H. Lircombe died
yesterday morning AT his residence, on 7th street.
oe-ween North Carolina avenue and street south
eaSc The funeral viii take place to-morrow after
noon at O'clock
WASHINGTON FISH MaRKEr-sOid by r. A.
Golden agent-l2ooO shad, from s1s TO SIS per hun
hred: S9to0 herring, from So 10 s. per tnous-
and; 30 lunches FISH, from IOc TO COO. per bunch
inspector OF Marine Products Gwynn Harris re-
ports arrivals OF fish to-day follows: ISL 456 her.
ing 5.s4s shad- 40 punches rock fish, Iii punches
white perch, and 20 taiiors.
THE law school OF the Georgetown University Is
20 De congratulated upon the addition 70 the fac
uty OF James q, Payne. esq. leading member OF
Iie oar. Col Payne delivers the frst lecture In
his course on tomorrow eening at O'Clock In the
Rain lecture hall OF the handsome new building OF
the law school, corner OF 9th and streets north
WsI-
TIE RELIEF OF FALLEN WOMES.-The "Asso-
Cation for Works OF Mercy" announce 70 those
Interested IN its work that IL has full posses
sloh u the house recently purchased for a refuge
Tor outcast women ANY donations OF furniture or
Iousehoid use Will be most thankfully received at
sne nome 2ils street northwest It IS specially
oeslfed that contributions be sent during the
present Week Ii possible
LETTER FROM Mrs HENRY WARD BEEcHER.-
BROOKLYN. y. T., March p, 1854.
nave used AllcOck'S Plasters for some years for
5Scn ana family, and, IS Tar as able, for the
;E.hy sufferers who come TO US for assistance, and
have found them a genuine relief for most OF the
sneS ana pains which flesh Is heir 10. have used
Adlsoeks Plasters Tor ali Kind OF lameness and
49,: pain, and. by frequent experiments, ind
tn1t theS can control many cases not noticed IL
9"f efeuiars MRS IL W. BEECHER
NortcE-H you are in want OF wall papers. win
W STILES, cornices, picture frames or pictures go
- etcfaoHs. Us 7th street, or call at the branch
sots am picture gallery, All 18th street, for steel
-ngrasihgs, paintings. oieograpns, artotyue en-
krasings and the largest stock OF plush frames
bronze, gold and natural wood picture rioulnos in
The city Sole agent for Imitation cathedra stained
glass w. Il veerho1, sl5 and al TN street.