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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-14

The form in which the Cattle Diseases bill,
still under discussion by the British Parlia.
ment, shall pass, is of interest to many sec
lions of this country. The aim of the act
whose passage is proposed is to protect Eng
liSh cattle from the contagious disease COM
monty called the rinderpest, which is now
raging among the herds of some of the con.
tinental nations. Its remembered that about
1866 the disease spread from the continent to
England, and so, 60 head of cattle persisted in
less than two years; and Parliament is asked
to prevent the recurrence of such disaster
by providing that imported cattle shall be
slaughtered at the port OF entry. 1t is proposed
to except Canada and the United States from
the operation OF the law. Such a discrimlna-
would give an impetus to the American cattle
trade. while its omission would almost exclude
the live stock of this hemisphere from compe'
tition. The probability that the favorable con-
ditionS suggested will be granted to America
to the disadvantage of continental Europe,
though, 1t is claimed. in direct opposition
to existing commercial treaties, has al
ready made itself felt in the cattle
trade. Announcements of large shipments,
experimental and otherwise, from diff
ferent commercial cities of the United States,
are received at short intervals. The advan-
tage TO American dealers, under the new bill,
arises from the fact that the English prefer TO
buy live cattle, because they can be kept and
Iattened until a favorable time arrives for
selling or Strengthening them. But there is
also considerable trade between this country
and Great Britain in dead meat, KEEP. fresh by
artificial Refrigerator. processes. The value
of this class of exports 10 England in 1877 is
estimated at more than 1--WE million dollars.
The drawback to this trade Is the failure in
some instances OF English receivers to pro-
vide adequate means for preserving the
meat after arrival and for transport
ing 1t in good condition to the place
of sale. Both branches OF trade are
capable OF great development. The vast herds
of cattle which roam over the free pastures of
Texas and parts of the west furnish an almost
unlimited supply. In number they run upinto
the millions and in quality Of meat they do not
compare unfavorably with their European
competitors. The means OF transporting them
across the ocean are so perfected that little
loss OF life occurs, and improved methods of
carrying fresh beef in good condition across
the ocean are being continually invented. Oar
trade in cattle, alive and dead, is capable Of
indefinite expansion, and the announcement
given (or likely to be given) to its growth by
The English parliament will be a cause for
reasonable satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-14

The early outbreak of yellow fever this year
in the districts liable to the disease gave a
threat of severe ravages by this plague before
the frost came, which, unfortunately is being
fulfilled. The fever is creeping from city to
city, in spite OF stringent quarantine regula-
tions and precautionary sanitary measures.
An alarming number of cases are fatal, con-
sidering the medical attention which the ter
rOr OF an epidemic causes them to receive.
Two months or more must pass before the
frost will bring relief, and there is no pre-
dieting how far the plague may spread, or
what loss OF life il may cause, within that
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-14

The Paris hackmen became disguised with
the way the hotel keepers were surprising
them in the operation Of aeecing visitors at the
exposition. and struck for an increase of ia
cilities In that direction. The strike has failed,
and cabby carries passengers at the old rates.
In America the hackman IS wiser. He strikes,
If at all. Individually, without warning, and in
cases where favorable circumstances make
success almost certain. Combination Is rare,
being generally unnecessary, and when it
occurs it is almost invariably of a secret char.
acter. Imagine a Saratoga hickman announc-
Ing publicly that be Is about to strike for
higher wages.
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DRGPERTY FOR RENT,
l. By b. .. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.
10TH n "

13S New York ave. n. w., 1s rooms, furn. ylbo 90
olz st. u.W., rOoms store and cellar LBS 90
6S5 ~. ave. n w., 10 ooms............... 100 %
aSO fenn ave. NV, business house. ..... 100 90
HC7 18th st: wv, Ii rooms mod. imps. 49,. rs 90
luis 10th st. NV, 13 rooms, MOD. inps.... 75 90
4io N ST. u. w., rooms, furnished. 70 90
6dD re. ave. q. W. IL rooms, mod. tmps..>. IS 90
0o5 81. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps.... 49,. IS 90
616 I'd st. a. W., II rooms. MOD. imps. ...... so 90
9So 81 NV. IL rooms, mod. imps.....>. 30 90
3D. 81. NV, 10 rooms. mod. tmps. .....>. 40 90
oSS zUtn ST. q. w.. rooms. furnished. IS 90
Si1 I'm b. q. w., rooms, mod. tmpS. 80 90
SIS 1th 81. NV, 9rOoms. mod. tmps.. IS %
~ 1th ST. NV, rooms, mod imps........ So 90
9zo I1n 81. NV, rooms, mod. tmpS........ 50 90
1oIo Stn 81 q. W., 10 rooms. mod 1mps. 80 90
!O4 So, n.e., rooms and bath. ........... 80 90
OO0 % St b.e.s ~ rooms, mod. tmpS......~. Is 90
y! !SI b. &c., rooms. mod impS. .....>.. Is 90
S14 4!n 81 s.e. 10 rooms. mod. imps......>. 50 80
11O Mo. ave. s.w., rooms, mod. fmps. 80. IS 90
~ NO. ave. sW., rooms, mod. imps. 49,. Is 90
LIZ SaITO!! 81 &c., rooms, mod. imps. -. 20 90
III oCaIIolI 81. So. rooms, mod. tmps.... 20 90
14l1 now OK ave. n. W.. store. Is 90
LIZ New YORK ave. NV store. ........... 70 90
led NOW 1orK avenue. store............".. 70 90
FOR SALE
HOUSES ana LOTS In every section of the city at
prices to suit the times and on terms that will suit
customers. Call and see my list before purchasing
olse WHERE. auR3-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-14

Parents and others interested in the pro-
posed change of arithmetics in the public
schools viii find in the local columns Of The
STAR today the arguments advanced at the
meeting of The trustees las: night, both for and
against the change. Ii is claimed to-day by
the opponents Of change that the action of
the board last night amounted to nothing, as
the new board is working under the rules of
the old board, one of which requires a two
thirds vote to authorize a change OF text
books
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-14

Politics make strange bed fellows, i'm the
new workingmen's party, as well as in the
older political organizations. Its candidate
for Congress in the l4th Ohio district is a fine
example of your lip-laboring man, named
McGinniss, lawyer By profession, but who IS
now retired capitalist on a fortune of a hun
dred Thousand dollars or more, made by spec
ulatiOns in coal lands ETC., while there is every
probability that that hOrny-handed millionaire
chin-workman, General Butler, will be its can
didate for vernon in Massachusetts. If the
new party c or gets into power and has no
better success in administering the govern
ment than it has in selecting representative
candidates, this country is likely to have the
same kind OF time that was enjoyed by the
monkey and the parrot.
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The Star for the Summer.

Pefsoos leaving the city may have TEE STAR
sebt u their address by mail postage prepaid Tor
sqcn period of time they may DESIRE 1T the rate
OF 10 cents per week, 50 cents per month Il 76
for three mouths, or IS for SIX months.
Hs The money to pay for the time required
m itSt l7a all cases accom- p0ay the order. other
tOfSe TIE paper cannot De sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-14

England and Russia both take an affectiOnate
interest in Afghanistan. Russia seeks to ap-
prOaeh as closely as possible by occupying ad.
Joining khanates in Turkistan, and has given
an additional token of regard by sending a
diplomatic mission TO CabuI. England pur-
poses sending representatives of rank and
influence to counterbalance the effect of the
Russian mission, and makes no secret of the
high consideration in which she holds the
Amer OF Afghanistan. There are elements
OF danger in this Russian advance in Central
Asia. Gen. Kaufmaun's expedition along the
Upper Oxus. with the purpose of occupying
territory concerning which there was a dis
pute in 1872 between En- gland and Russia, will
naturally lead to renewed unpleasantness be-
tween tue two nations. 1t seems rather bold
move for Russia to make in the present con.
ditiOn of her affairs, except on the improbable
supposition that an unders sanding has been
reached with Great Britain.
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KEMNEDY'S HEAL ESTATE OEEICE
- 4Via Ss an. ~ Ine citX:l No. go 16tN q.
Money Loaned on Real EstStS
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Il Brick No. II Grant Place, 10 rooms: eIega

II Brick No. II Grant Place, 10 rooms; elegant
finish.
Brics No. liz ct. NV, IL rooms...........seo
Bf1ck NO 1I49 9Th st. NV, rooms ........... So
Brlck NO. 94S II. l. ave. q. W.. rooms. IS
Brick No 1903 9th st. n W, 10 rOOns,,,,, az
Brick No 227 st. NV, 8 rooms ,,,,. g.
B1!ck No. lib 9th st. n. W., rooms. ....,... IS
Bf1ck NO. S26 st. q. W., rOOms........,..... 20
Br:ck No III st. ne, rOoms. .............. 20
iran NO. az Is ST. &c., rooms. ............. 20
frame NO vi e. !! ave. u. w., g rooms. ....... 16
Br OK No. 1879 Ohio ave- n. W., rooms. 49,. Is
Most of the above houses have modern improve
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EHOR RENT-By ThOs. J. MYERS, Real Estate
4 Agent 1919 st. NV.
anne Store and DWELLING TIT Pa ave, NV
3-story Frame, 80 23d ST., mod imps., 10 rooms
S-story Brick, 41s 81 st. NV. mod: imps., 10 rs
2-story Brick, 1118 18th ct. W., mod. imps., rs
room Brick, corner 18th and N SITS. n. ".
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BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING.
Walks In London. By Augustus Hare,
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1SS.,S, We Wi P@itiVely sea AL our DRES5
We have Also marked down our large stock of
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,sScS's, harsa.as are offered in HOSIERY ana
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Great - 1c,icns ia Blsck snc coorcd SILKS
{" make rootn Tor pew fall stock.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

WOIMAaN's WORDS--An Original Review
w OF what Women are Doing In Art, Science
Lite Liter Education, Industry, Philanthropy,
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remd one GOOD aooDsan's paper. Published
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The China Hunters, Club. .....,....: I TX
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NuLWn'S Astronomy ....................,,,.,3 IN
Al the latest publications received promntiv w
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CECOND ~ CLOTHIN4,-The only place IN
- the city to dispose OF Secondhand Clothing,
Wstches, Guns, Pistols, &C.. at fair cash price,
Ii at the original HERZO6'S.
8Oe 9th street. near Penpa Avenue.
By calling at or adore. sing the above number
orders promptly attended to. mAF90-G
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LOST AND FOUND.

tST-August L. 1878, one small Black MULE
IL (mare). Liberal reward will be paid If re-
turf ed to JAMES BENNETT, 80 III st. ne. IL
osI1On the IA h inst. Mixed sOLFERlNA
- and White Cord and TasselS; lost on 9Th st.,
having 1t at cot 9th ST. NV. Is
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Aogust 10th, 1878,
~ one Light Red COW, with small leather
strap around neck. A rewald will be givsn0 lEs
# returned to No. % Gay st. Georgetown. ~.
7 0sT-On Sunday week, q Child's Gold and
II Blue Enameed PIN. either at Mt. Vernon
Church, 9th street and Massachusetts avenue or
III the cars going to Georgetown. A liberal reward
VIII be paid for Its return to 66 LIST street, George
town, or to this ONCE. aug13 o.
6. REWARD-Shayed from 8O7x st. NV,
~ On Saturday night, one small DOC, 50
answers to the name OF Beauty; tag 1882 3<
on red collar. The finder will receive the=A
a owe by returning to above number. aue12 St.
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WANTS..

4 oses At Af ST. &HE EgEs sis %
Nv. aug14-S'
WMTEDE1 WOMAN to do general house
quired. Can At Is Std st. anu f0n references r.
WANTEp-A WET NURSE: with fresh breast
and s o. misk. Apply at 1928 st. 6ssTsea 10
WANTED-Two good BAKERS, i'm nediats-
w Y. Address. with reference aid wages e.
pecfed, "Baker," Star office. augl4 81
"ANTED-A German GIRL who Thoroughly
App SO e st. to take "a'a aasit me-
WANTED Every lady to know thai N s.
ane dpsDhs dssd to its
., bali Price. at 81 Market Space. aag14 st'
"ANTED.A HOBSE and WAGON suitable
good SS5Is %6st
WAM Ir,sz5 respectable men to ACT as
mast furnish s9cd
st. Q: W.. from 8 to 10 am. ~ suxi4 81
WAAEsITifs D 17BN 1especta1e white wom.n.
TOT light housewOrk. Inquire 9l8 1st st. n. ".
Best OF reference can be given. Call for three
WhAdMST1sEEDsnndB b Friiend,. . P0sIFi0, as
e., .e3 ST. 1 p .ssS'an'' Gall s or nsrss'
W.hTED..BOYc wanted to rub brick: wash
Rouod lng1s sf1e brGk Machine Company; and
sns ISIS Snv sSsn Ss h!ssest pes
sTAM u gAa 400 AZ st. Forxsn and
aoGs sna MODERN Ps
Isn n g f se In aGs
VVANTED-A LIVE MAN, with a SIN ali capt
w tai, who wishes good profitable business,
t se sa Us SIS Sc see it, with Its It
WAuNUT.ED2,, few Gentlemen to ROOM and
rttp ~, Bo AZ "a At S25 per month. Also, 1oor Is
class At iio4 street re- s nR Ref m0ass TABLE
"ANTED-Old GOLD and SILVER in large
w anu small quantities. Highest price paid.
R b. IKE & co. Manufacturing Jewellers, s55
ia. ave. aug1-1m
w SEW ING MACHINE, re room n iight.ran
ming quiet; also the New Home, the Domes-
s t ~ sEsE az #sTf
repairing specially. jy24-3m
RsHs
st. W. j. w. BELL. jy29- lms
WAANTED-To ExCHANeE-Tin Ware and
g. saTERs for old ones at 4ls
VANTEl,-Two OF three GENTLEMEN to oc-
w e9upy large third story south front room. or
81 ST. nM wife, Table febs
"ANTED-TO exchange, new STOW ES for old
w ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 9th
and & SITS. n W. Smokey ChimneyS cured or no
pay. stoves rented. movie tr
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once. aug30-tf
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w FERR4S Eureka Steam Beating and
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w MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1O11 New York
avenue, makes specially Of Cutting Garments to
be inside at home. jan20-Iv
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issue on the LIST and 18th OF each N NTH a bull
ettn OF all property for Sala and rent on nv books
which can be had on app> cation at ny o@co, or
viii he sent by mail II desired.
Loans.
$4,000. 81. COO, at per cent aue14-tr
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v CAIRO, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 1878.

burst away and thund' red down The bill
side into the valley. These DETACHED pot.
tloas OF the parent rock lie thlcsly on every
hand, and some Of them are OF many ton.
weight. The Target md most MAI able
one lies on the northern side oi ,hv bold, r,
and has moved onl, Anew rs,e riDc- its
! ~, ernnce. Its northern ste l. ep rlyd
and eragEy, and fecksd with patches OF
dark gray mos-, while the iace Tow I'D he
bou der 10 a. smooth aud straight aSihough
{ 10 b Vi heeH cQL away with the chi.sl pbd
dri Though IL ia only clip OF the OF /
blorkrit Is over go ioet IN length, I feet
wds at one cad aud II feet az the other
and about 20 feet elick. lts weight Is over
1900 ions. Out Of IL might lie hewn bali a
dozen mono!ilhs each ss large a, Cleopatra
needle.
II argues singular wan, Of tasts on The
part Of the Moheg gan iDaid,ns that such an
eliei lie place 'uicide sc the cIe,t Of shehe.
gan " "verIo 'ked. But The rock is en-
urely barren @! Romantic aLsocisliLLs, and
the country people VINO live in lie iSh-
borho0d ssgely sbsse their heads when
Questioned ABOUT IL, legendary history, and
repiy that they ''nsyss kIowed nothing
rir'ickler to happen there, anyhow"
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EOkrGAGEElS SALE.

WHshEAs, ia TIL Irst day VI April lS,h
ciEola Canine AMI Robert II. Canine, a, hue
Baud. made, eNu2uivI, acknp wltds,L, uud Dc,
ilVsiei, 10 Ars. tAsste Williams, now MF,
Sansl- priPs, csriiin Bale uiVr,Eage on lut
No. thee 60, In clock No. lHonCy-ui e tn "A,
opdyse Myer's aii,litIOh, 20 tbs city VI Lnv.-
tex. Ia the cuuaiy OF Randolph aLu s.a S.fI.n
AOis. 70 eseurs the rlYnIsut u iJilI esfLii y,s
luIsssry noies eEerdt.si by sgiI tSJb,rl IA. [ NJ
Toe, 0aje'l a PM IsiS, !yI tVo haGJfct ,lolIa,s
each, paJ sbis IN ,bNr, xix n,Ee ann u teen
Lnuh ms, ieaveOilNeiJ, ifVul HE tiutss II. TeOf
WIti zen PR NSui. lutcrgt irUr VI, uO.Io the. &C.
Of VIZ en- rA!i morLgIae Wa III, recorded
hpfli o, isit. he icu, GugI' Ollie, "a SAID RAu-
Ioiph coM'y, Ia bopk No. oIe ~ VI ls.poe,
&C.. 'ih lE,he - ami
WHsAsas. SAN mortgage provi "a amons
othNT ln!pss Tor lls s-!. y sh, cal nioTt1sx,v,
OF tnbl ivt GGa All tue Iigit ana ,IAty VI re-
efmplluh IhtTrih Vi ILs s.Io giantUfb, la c-se
VI d'luhit Ia tre puS ni,n VI The .s,ti nVt>s or
any pat u.yi,Ii ;GLu
Wa MAS anne TOR tEs payment Of IN.
sam Loles, and tac' al beia has Iuns 81, tlps.
Ell, Gnd th.r now rim nv uL- vn IN. InsI III sc
Olthe aDVs, uIJhiJh u uuls thg tus OF rIs hul-
uIsd ara i"uft Ii dollars rad nNsts " (Gli.Uj)
Now u i,iurs, 'vuo IS hereby gwen La
on lhur-uaJ, tI,l IA t,ay oI JanE.rJ, IS :, at
Inc "u'r VI .ie Coul hnuse ratI Wy OF Chests
Ut the lour y w. O'CveA y IN, VI suId day The
tmltisi sESu VII UEC, sala pi.inlses ivr ra. ~
tnt hishes. iuaei T tasn iu hand uu,l On ll.h-
inS i AZ Gale, Nil make, ,AyNh,r ANA d.jNe 10
tLs pur, laoer gVVA MA buihei M de, therefor.
CASH DtlP>,
Formerly Ca.sle " iIisms
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SIlERlFp'S SALE.

BY virtue Of Two execu'iuns to mo directed, by
the Jerk uf he Gu, Nit CouIt Of Alexander Cuun-
~ In the Stat. uf Illinois, one In favor Of IL
liam ii AthertOu, and one In ia 5vr Of jsda
Athsrton and against \. L. llodsca. ST., dsceas.
ed. 4 have levied upon he following desci ibed
property, to.wt: Lot, two (). tour % aud
SIX i), In block ,Arve ~; lots one ~, ihics %,
live Isl md even ~, Ia blocx four ~ lots two
(., four (i) and sis l), in liock Avs o. lots Two
ii. four al, six t5l, eight ts) anti to- tlU), in
block six ~ lots wy ~, iour ~ SIN 90,
eight (s) and ten uol in book seven ~ lots
w (4}, TOUR ~, SIX 70 eipht ~ anti ten ~,
Ia bl ok eigh, o. lot ten (l0), Ia block lhn-
teen (l8l 4; Io,s Ave t5) amt tight ts), In block
fourteen az; lots thies }, Ave t5J, ,Sen az
and nine 10, In block nfteen (lb) tUts Two (g,
four ~ and six tu) In block sixteen 06) lois
one %, three t3). dive 10y and seven az In bloss
sev, ntssn 40; lots two ~ -four y and eiA ny,
Ia block elghe.n tisl; lots one ~, three tj)
two i2], four 90 and ak V, In block twenty l.Q
Io,s one q three 49,, dive tSl ard seven IN, 10
bloc 4 twenty zone IN lotst4o (sl, fur and
ak (ll In BLOCK twenty-five [3sl; lots one a..
three l3l. Ave 70, and seven "a, In b,oss twenty .
Time, lots two IN, four and elk ~, In b.
twen y .fsur 90. AL above doserib,d property
In situated in town Of Hodges Park, county Of
Alexander and State Of Iilinois, which I shall
offer for sale Of putlic yendus al tbs front W
west door Of the Csut House. In the Cny oil
Cairo, comfy Of Alexander and sta,o VI llinois,
on iHs 9'ih day u Jsuussy. is1s, ., II o'eloss
Dated csi,o Illinois. ,ss dsy Il n.c:aosr.
Sks,i6si Alexander C0uSty, AInra
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