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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

But Captain Eads must submit to criticism
and acknowledge the possibility that his
plans may be only temporarily successful.
On the other hand, the Chief of Engineers
must remember that all the engineering
ability of the United States is not concen-
trated in himself and the distinguished
body he commands, and that in relation to
works of q purely civil character his opin-
ion does not weigh more than that OF very
many other engineers equally competent to
form one. AS an effect of the jetty system
we may note the removal by scour OF on
ancient obstruction created by the accumu-
lated mud deposit in the South Pass. Every
has been deposited beyond the influence OF
the river current. II even in very deep
water it must in time form the foundation
of another obstruction, unless the mud Is
subjected to the continued action Of the
river current, and this can be done only by
Many years will probably elapse before such
a necessity arises; therefore we may regard
the results already obtained as fulfilling the
expectations centred in Captain Eads jetties.
The Intern ational silver Con ference.
Secretary Evarts has received by cable
notifications that the governments OF
France and Italy have decided to appoint
Commissioners to the International None
tary Conference, which is to be held in pur-
suance Of the act Of Congress for remonetiz-
ing silver. BY that act the President was
authorized to invite the commercial nations
OF the world to join in u conference for dis
cussing the relation which silver should
hereafter bear 10 gold in the coinage Of the
world. The earlier responses to the invita-
ton Of the President were not encouraging,
coming from nations of no commercial i'm
portance. But the accession OF France and
Italy, the two leading nations of the Latin
Union, not only redeems the movement
from contempt, but renders it respectable
and imposing. The European Powers which
have already consented to take part in the
Conference are France, Italy, Russia, Hun
gary (Which may soon include the whole of
Austria), Holland, Switzerland and Greece
MEXICO LuQ Iuc COutu hAcIiCuA COuuLIlcS
ought to join; but whether they do or not
the Conference will be strong enough to
command the attention of the world.
The only great Powers which will not
be represented are England and Germany.
Germany has SO recently discarded silver
that she cannot retreat, and Great Britain
had adopted an exclusive gold standard
when all other nations used both metals.
If the Conference can agree on o proper
ratio between silver and gold, founded on
their prospective intrinsic value, there need
be no difficulty in maintaining silver as
part of the general money of the world.
The United States alone cannot do it, but
it may be done by the cooperation Of the
nations which have not demonetized silver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

The probabilities are that me arcather IN New
York and lis riciniy fo-day wH be wayn aud
aoutiy riM ,sin and high sodtheriy coast uinds,
foiio,ccd By cooler and clearing heather. Iomo'-
ror it tciH be raincr aud purity cloudy or J.,ir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

The MYSTERIOUS and horrible murder Of o
mother and her two children is the sensation in
Philadelphia. The father, who has Disappeared
is suspected Of the deed, and it is supposed he
has committed suicide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

IL TIE ONO STATE CONVENTION this week
the chief question will bo whether tho admins
tration shall be indorsed not. The curious
thing about the administration is that its office
holders nre its bittcrcst enemies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

TnE EXCURSION BUSINESS was pretty fair
yesterday. bat IL rule the summer hotel and
watering place proplictors arc OF tho opinion
that the country Is ruined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

A FLoURisuISG INDUSTRY in Williamsburg,
the countcrciting OF trade dollars has been I'M
expccledly suspended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

TIE HERALD triH BE- sent 70 hc address Of
persons going into The country during He summer
at He rae Fl oae doltar per- Month, postogc paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

ROCKWELL, one OF the notorious Mormon
Danitcs, has died in Salt Lake City. He was
under Indictment for participation i'll tho muir
der of the Akin immigrants in 1857. There is
o suspicion that no was foully dealt with by
some of his old associates in crime who feared
confc ssion on his part.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

ACCORDING TO the figures of one Of the tenn
perance orators yesterday liquor costs the
country annually ten times much cduca-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

TIE CONFERENCE between Lieutenant Gov
error Dorshcimcr and Justus Schwab, the Com.
munist, in reference to the Assembly district
campaign, shows that politics, like poverty,
leads to very curious friendships.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

THE BREAKING Down Of one Of General
Dnforls horses on the st. Louis course few
days ago-clscwlcrc dcscribed-was Of tho
most horrible accidents OF the kind that ever
occurred. The "gaine" exhibited by the splen-
did animal was extraordinary, and he well de
serves the monument to be erected in his
memory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

In THE CORRESPONDENT OF one of the London
journals is accurately informed several Russian
pcr-oi war will soon be in our waters, among
them the frigatcs- Scyastopol and Svetlana. The
activity in Russian naval circles at present is
very great. Shottcd guns excellent argu-
ments in u congress of the European Powers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
Il RIPL E SH e e Il .

NEW YORK. MONDAY. JUNE 10. 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

The renewed public interest in the Sutro
tunnel excited by the news OF its completion
TO the COmStOck lode, will cause considerable
attention 10 be given to the decision of a case
now beiUIe the Interior department for its
consideration. BY a section of the act of Con-
gTeSs under Vhith the tunnel was constructed
it was provided that all persons. companies or
corporations owning any lode drained, bene-
flied or developed by the tunnel should hold
their claim subject to the condition (Which
should lie expressed in any grant they might
thereafter obtain from the United States) that
they should pay to the owners of the tunnel a
rate OF charges for drainage or other benefits
10 be determined by agreement between such
owners and the companies representing a
majority of the estimated value of the Com
stock lode. By previous rulings of the de-
partment only mines within two thousand
feet Of the tunnel on either side
were held 10 come under the provisions of this
section, since previous section gave Mr. Sutro
special control over this space and conferred
upon him preferred right to purchase unoc-
cupied portions of it at fixed price But when
the tunnel was brought to a certain point it
was found that the Occidental mine Ito select
a single example,) which was situated outside
o. the -tHp feet was also drained, or at any rate
that the water simultaneously disappeared
from the mine. Mr.. SutrO now claims that as
this IS lode which has been drained and bene-
flied by the tunnel it falls within the list of
lOdeS provided for in the third section of the
act, and that reservation i'll favor of his rOyal-
ty should be made in the patent issued to the
company. The company deny that it has been
proved that the tunnel drains the mine aud
claim that if such proof were furnished the
section providing for the payment of royalty
IS confined by rulings of the Department to
companies within the 1000 feet limit AS
provided by the act of Congress the Sutro
royalty has been fixed by a majority of the
ComstOck companies at the rate of s. per ton
on all ore taken from the mines drained. The
pecuniary interests involved in the case are
consequently large and its decision is awaited
with interest.
The effect of decision in Mr. Sutro's favor
would be TO give him prind facie case, if the
payment Of the royalty were refused and the
matter carried into the courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

Professor Langley of the Pittsburgh Obser-
VatOry, says that the unusual absence OF spots
from the suns face is the cause of the present
power OF its rays. Next summer, he announces
the spots will begin TO increase in number and
size, reaching maximum in lSS2, aud then
declining until lSS9, when they will almost or
quite disappear. In order 10 reaSSure those
who expect TO spend the summer OF 1889 in
this city, it may be stated that the teaching Of
HerSchel on this subject IS exactly opposed to
that OF Professor Langley, as he believed that
The heat OF the sun incre& seS with the number
of its spots. On many points in astronomy, as
n discussions concerning what is healthful,
one has the best authority for believing what
yer he pleases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

PERSONS leaving the city may have THE STAR
sent 20 Their address, by mail, postage prepaid for
such period % time they may desire al the rate
OF 1b cents per week, 80 cents per month"; ST. rs
for three months, or g for siy months
A3-The money tn paw for the time required must
In all cases accompany the order otherwise the
paper cannot bv sent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

AS an indication Of the extent to which some
classes of American manufacturers have in
Jured The British trade in similar articles, and
oil the discomfort aroused thereby, the news
That an antlfree-trade movement is spreading
among influential manufacturers in Birming-
ham and WOlveThamptOn is suggestive The
English manufacturer feels that he needs pro-
lection, and does not seem to be convinced by
the arguments of the political economists that
what is called protection does not protect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22
FER RENT AND SALE.
DIR Perry FOR BENT.
i By K. .. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent snd Auc iNueer,
10Th AKIN r SIS y "

1923 New York ave. y. o., Is rooms, turn. $50 90
si2 81. NV, m. store and &C Ar. is ~
20 = ave. n. W. 16 ,.................. . %
tS2 PeIn. ave. 4. business hous> ....., 100 90
~ iSth 81. NV, Ii 7o"ins. mod imp IS %
eE IN st. NV, Is r'oms. mod imps -, IS 90
t9to ioth ST. nv, Ii rooms, luod inps.... 70 20
ia ave. NV. IL rooms, mod imps.... S. 90
US ST. NV. 10 room, mod. imps. ....... SIS 90
-. 10 q ST NV. IL IRONS mod. impS ..... g. %
SSs st. E.w. 12 rooms. mod. imps ....... 80 90
454 ST. nv, 10 rooms, mod imrs..... AZ 90
90 10Th It. II. W.. 8 rooms. furnished .,.. Is on
Sli lL ST. Il. W. 8 ms. L cd imps... S5 90
Sls tn ST. NV. 8 % ms. mod. imp .,,,.,. 81 %
ri lth st. INV, .rpIpS, mod IN ps..,,,., SO u
80 'th 81 ID " b rooms, mod. imp:....... IS 10
BOO ST Sc, 10 rooms mod. imps...... 40
70! LIST st. Sc. r0oms mod imIs....., 25 nS
214 4lh ST. Sc 1U rooms. mod. imps ,.... 81 S3
10 Md. ave. s.w., rpms. mod. fmps 80. Is 90
I22 Md. ave. S.w., rounIs mod. imps So. 25 90
ii9 SAIoh ST. Sc, rooms, mode impS.... 20 90
!ZlSbTot st. Sc . rooms, mod. lmpS.... % 10
1873 Stn 81 NV, r., N. l., water & gas. Is 90
HlS New ork ave. n. W store. ............ IS 90
l423 New YORK ave. a.. W., store. rs 90
., \ 81 Sc, 10 room s, mod. impS. ...... % 90
Do n ST. Sc, ROOMS. NOD. impS ........ Is %
FOX SALE
Some choice Build ng l. u.s. especially III So on tn
G rner OF 18th and SIS. n. w, at reduced prices.
also have small Houses (neH) can sch very
cheap. iy2O n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22
Average strorn Daily Circulation ocer
15,50O-betn0 much larger bona tide,
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily papers IN the
city added together.
To Corresp0ndenfs.

Letters should be addressed TO the Editorial or
Business Manager Of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any indy dual name. Othe, wise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc, should in all cases be made payahls
to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPERS
COMPANY.-nOt to that of any individual
abAnOnymous comm unicatiuns not read: re
1ected manuscripts not returned or preserved,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

After tie heat, tOrnadOes may be expected.
They will be welcomed as a pleasant chlnge,
in case they merely shake up things and do
not absolutely destroy life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22
Three. 8torp Rrfct Houses for Sale

81. ~ oi' 'oii
issue on the LIST and 18th Of each month q bul-
ietin OF all property for sale and rent on NV tks
winch can be had on application ut my once or
Will be sent by mail IL desired VI
Looms.
eco az 8 per cent i-oo-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

Lord BeacOnsfeld has favored England with
another OF his surprises" 1t was expected
by the Liberals that he would take advantage
oil the furOre caused by his apparent victory
ut Berlin and his return in triumph, to dis
solve the present parliament, which has al.
ready Out!iyed the average period of parlia-
sIentary life, and thus give the conservatives
~ increased majority and a renewed lease of
yer But the premier has announced his
Elimination not 10 dissolve parliament this
T. This failure 10 take advantage for his
Us sake of the diScOrd and discoura ge-
t among the Liberals, astOniShes those
televe that BeacOnSfied is nothing if not
KY al they are now hunting for the snare
Aceais in this surprise. Perhaps Beacons-
d has reasonable confidence that his work
BciIh, when thoroughly understood, will
-..eet the approval of the country, and is will
ing to postpone the delivering of a verdict by
lie people until the matter has been thorough
1y discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

Italy is still fretting and Tuning because no
territory was given her al the Berlin congress.
Ii would seem 10 be wiser to bind closely to-
getheF the actual members of the new Italy,
and to develop all the nations present re-
sources, than to waste time by gazing hungrily
at TyrOl, which is now an integral part of
Austria, TO the neglect of home affairs. But
acquisitions Of territory seem to be the fashion
In Europe, and the news of each one sends
thrill Of jealousy through all the other DOW
erS- If it be true that Germany has lately
gained by purchase fOothOld in Morocco.
Spain and France, and England and Italy, too,
will all feel uneasy, and some protesting may
lie done. In This connection il is stated posi-
lively that the Sultan of Morocco is dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

~ specialist In the city. He guarantees 3 perms-
nent and speedy cure in the shortest time possibie
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. AbsnfOnad
and nl-treated cases specially. thorough cur
OF NO charge. separate consulting rooms 0O6 ii
sAeos noEtuWoek noy1-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

DEA L ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN K BURFORD. 7n8 street.
, 1HreeSt0ry Brick Houses for Sale,
Ieclai bargail are offered in tWo-story press-
trick Houses, with and rooms and all modern
improvements; $3.50 or $500 cash: balance in small
monthly pay ments, or TO suit purchaser
For Rent
1918 ST.. frame. 9r....................... sos
iooa 81, tfch r.: mod impS .,........... Is
l6oS Corcoran ST., brick, r.................. 13
lZI0 Ioth st., frame, 6r...................... Is
10 LOAN.-$S oOO to loan, III one or two sums
at 3 per cent. Apply to
VIM. Z. BURFORD,
tIo Real Estate Broker, 70o K ST,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EQKbE THEE, story BRICK DWELL
n1e res: $50 k (, n mkt % r eve rE ysa II
Capt. RstToG e sEssr oa G Flc s2p HS e
CEAsEfR esssrssst. 'AsAO Inquire Il 5ysR p T.
FOR RE- T-Nc. $50 ST., betwe n oh and 10 h
Ervenents. ,Inquir, a oil ST. n. v. Re- w.
| House in good clditioD. N2.S.
EGR tEnTB August lst BRIO X HOUSE
Irov ments: s0"d location Rnt s45 per m Infh.
Inquire premip's or No. 742 9th st. ". 22 81.
TOR RENT-ROOh- at Verron r ", sutabl 4,
cfeap for fbe s1 or sIpee KRs w rS t
t ,anit0r. Apply THos, E. WAseAMAs; - So h
Fgssfk E i, ,oisn ssS{ ss ERiGK DWELL
rs st; en- NV petwee tn and s,h SITS. Also. No.
s1R.s S1h ST. s'"'' water and gas, six T9sms;
TOR. NT..No. 49, H st. NV, containing
en- suite, unfurnshed. For terms apply at $50
: NV. jy20 81
+ THIRD FLOORS cheap farnished or 1pf ana
" "1S ed; Sings RoGms FOR young gentlemen In
NV York av EslREN' on the premises or 1909
E>oRR RE ST-Eight-room BRICK HOUSE E. with
isb al fnp 1e imProy ments, completely fur
NO. i222 AO's service and n iSsJ p!a9'
FOR REF T-HoUsE No 1887 st. n.w.:9
al X SE 4 HHH5Sfssp f. w kas 50
- ~. jyl9-3t
FOR PENTHOUSE No. Iooe N st NV: ali
d1RBs 1884 I4h St. emeh's' Apply to CHA is
Z ket ST., Georsetown, DC. 10 rooms IL inc I
Ing bar broom and pantry with hot and cold water:
ne s,gfst e a5a soRysn1snf 5"
No: 20 High ST., IL georgetown. jy15-lO
E'OR RkNT-The PREMISES corner of Green
h nsra been Us das s1eh for the past
house; summer kitchen and dairy larry. u C,n
IONS which is 80 By - fleet feet All nesG i
rfp5es aS at
On OF before august 10. Persons, by calling at the
to DEckso tSSse k1S ~ tmG Rre
18th an aT st aver sts Ge rgstown and corner of
EuR PENTHOUSE No. 7sI sth st. n W.. con-
4 'a e19 ag rooms. modern improvements. Apply
FOR RENT sl2 per month-A nice HOUSE;
iark next daor Apply Si to s D. st. law
Renee, No. 25os st. NV. je2s-1m:
EOR RkN r-ONJULY 1sT-S25-No rs Congress
WSR sa aBBy % T. w ~ B. ok jsas s
ENOR PENTHOUSE No. Alb New York avenue
Il NV, rooms. Will be rented low to prompt
AVsnue H SRR' 70 JOHN B. SCOTT My is1. YORK
LUX RENT-A comfortable HOUSE and
a STOKE, on prominent corner, facing PennsyI.
yan1a avenue, Capitol Hill; low rent to a good ten
ant: Inquire, for key and terms, No. 423 1lth st.
wv. ie11
FOR RENT-HOUSEs of various sizes, at
~ greatly reduced prices. by Z. B. CLARK, 1901
~ OF. e.W. my1Sm
nor RENT-Very pleasant FRONT ROOM.
Us - second floor, with three windows facing
and required; Terms moderate. Locality central
dlu ueilshtlul' my4tr
TOR kENT-Furnished PAKLORs and BED
ing, and several small BED ROOMS; 1854 Pennsvi-
vanta avenue, corner AZ st, marll- 6ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

navy blue and brown Linen LAWN solid coll
the former price.
W. VI. BROWN,
h20-r ~ va, -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22
SUMMkR DRY GOOos
~ ~

- MI 8E SOLD.
Lawns, 8 10. 1917; Calicoes, - cents up
hiCtol la Lawns, : =. 10 12c. up.
nerCales and Ice; Canton Fsnuels. g.,
Ps'aSols At less than cost Ia close out,
Ie'ca quits 81 IS worth So.
Lin u suits AZ cost.
Pure Wool B'sck CaSNm ere. donh'A wi It'll So,
Hack silks g.. Extra good at 81.
In. Il Summer silks, So.
All Grenadines sacrihcer 81, IN 10 fne goods
Al GUNNER Dress Goods must be sold.
Best a5-. finished Gents Whit nrts In City
L. ~. NAUDAIN,
DZu tr 7Os MARKET Sp4~e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

FOE RENT
$$-story Brick 2o1s ST., 10 rooms.
S-stOry Brick. 1912 II ST. rOons
3-story Brick, lO11 18th St., rooms.
3-story Frame, 939 ST., Z rooms
S story Brlck. 1UO6 Mass. ave-, IA rooms.
n, 2-Ltory Frame 1926 14th ST., rooms
II csc Houses are In good repair, and have mod
EN- improvements Inquire of AMES w BAR
Ed, Iloo ID st NV. jy12 LIN
nor RENT--By TbOs j. MYERS, Real Estate
II Agent, 1915 st NV
3-story Brick, 726 17Lh St., IL rooms
3-stoly + rane Slo 22i ST., mod. imps., 10 rooms.
3-story Brick. 41S Sd st. n W., mod imps, 10 RS.
stofy Brlck, gil 18th st. n. mod. lmps., 10 rs
2-sIofy Brick, 1116 10Th st. NV, mod. imps rs
sIorS Brick, 80 H st. NV, water and gas rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22
THIS MORNING..

M, ~ Iieces White Linen LAWNS, (all Iiner) at
20, 90 and 81 &c. per yard AT nrmbers of which
are Ihr goods sold AT fully - per cent. above the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22
DRY GOODS.

n GOODS
AT REDUCED Pr Ces.
swas a. 80 IS and 30 :
CstCces, ~ a a S. All wool BuntingS 25r
- ks We Cleap
Victoria Lawns. Bishop Lawns at iqS, rs, Is,
- sha soc. SEisS Muslins. from l0c. up 10 so,
c.. pes and Matti' < ola 2 I and 81 q soTs
Nos aes 7TH ST..
200 ST, N.w.f 1V90-tr :
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As we expect TO move to our
NEW STORE
,,,. Corner Of 9th and r. streets,
DUuIlnS the nt H month, shall offer our entire
sloCh az greatly reduced prices, so as 90 have As
rev g"ocs 10 move as possible. Oar stock must be
reduced, and all who In want OF Fancy and
staple DRY Goods al low prices solicited 20 give
WM. X RILEY
Hiz-zW SI3 Market SI1ce.
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