Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

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Washington Navy Yard board or survey has
inspected the United States steamer FroI;.
Commander X: Wilson, which recent .,. -;
where she has beer New Foundlap,i,
they have S,u using, and IT is state. that
ir~ married that rev boilers and deck
- ~ needed, as also other repairs. This report,
when il receives the approval of Admiral Colds
borough, goes TO the Navy Department for
action. and It reedless TO say that in the pres
ent dull state of affairs in the Sixth Ward, the
action OF the department is looked to with much
interest.
The United steamer Nipsic, Commander
Byron Wilson, has reported to the deps,i naent
from Fortress Monroe, and iss expected here
within the ne. !, aours. This vessel comes up
ior repairs.
The work OF undermining the commandments
residence. for which Messrs. Evans & Telmyer
had the contract, is nearly completed, and with
In the past few days many persons have visited
and door frames OF solid walnut inserted, the
rooms papered and painted marble msnteis put
MP. and The rortico has been extended on the
east side; the work making the house a we'll
arranged modern edihce inside, but the exte-
nor presents the same antiq uated appearance it
did years ago.
An order has been issued for the pay-rolls of
workmen 10 be in before the 5th Of each month.
rs the workmen viii be paid on that day here
after, instead OF the 10th, as heretofore.
A WOMAN TURNED orr OF DooRs-W,fors5
aud HifAOHf Heme FTieH9s.-About half past
rsI O'Clock last evening officer Scott found a
woman, named Margaret McGarvey Iaying
on the track Of the Orange and Aiexapdria rail-
road, near street Forth, having fallen in a fit
She was conveyed TO the seventh precinct sta
tlcn house. where medical aid was procured.
Father Mcclure visited her al the station at 10
O'Clock, and this morning the unfortunate wo-
man was taken charge OF by the Sisters OF Char :
ny and members OF the Young Catholic Friends
society, and removed to some rooms provided
Tor her by Father Mcclure. Lieut.. Kelly ard
the officers at the station made up q purse for
hood contributed to her relief. She recently
came TO this city from Pennsylvania in search
OF her sister, and v as staying with q family on
Is street, who last night turned her out of doors
and her distress and fright caused its. which
lasted all night. Her husband was killed some
three weeks ago in Pennsylvania while ct worl
on zrailroad by the bank eaving in on him.
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK.-This inst
tuiion commences operations to-day, under fa
Norable auspices, the managers being amoni
ard the plan Of the bank being such e to aNort
great advantages 10 deposfors- Deposits q Low
n one dollar are received. and interest allowed
rate Of interest is per cent per snnam, pay
able seDi-annuAlly. Interest not called for d
added TO the principal, so that the depoeitor get
Gers are a. follows President. Henry A. vii WI.
Hard; Vice President, william Sticknsy; Secrs
,sry, Lewis Clephane; Treasurer, B. p. snyder
3. p. Brown, Geo A. Plant, N. O. Emery, A
X Shepherd, VIM. II. Philip.
THK THEAIERs.-Siiss Lucille Western last
evening made her first appearance here thu
sssason, at the National Theater, as Isabel and
Nadame Vine, in 3" East Lynne" dual repre-
ssntston in which she Is very successful, As ties
uned by the emotion che always ezcites. Hel
PERFORMANCES last nil ht shows that she has los
none OF her rover
MISS Marietta Ravsl, in the sensational drsns
Jarnne, y Is the attraction al Walls Opers
nouse and she has Q capital chance in IL q
eahlblt ber versatility. There WAS a fine hons,
present last night, and the applause AZ time
heSuhsd That the audience were we'll please.
with the Performance
FEAST OF ALL SAINTS TODAY bsino ,h,
Feast OF All saints, holiday Of obligation' wa
observed a. Sunday by the Catholics and -
vices were held at their churches the same a
on that day. As general thing the congrega
tons we're larger, and able dscourses were a.
hveTed upon the festival. Many OF the falthfn
abstained from All secular employment durip
the day. Tomorrow II An Sous Day. ThougI
not a holiday OF obligation, it VIII he observe,
with appropriate soiemnity and prayers ofere'