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TEAMS on BLUEMoyr BRANCH.

Leave Washington a:Oi a. m. daily, 100 p. m.
4:s5 D. m. and ~ p. n. week da.s. and 6:25 p
m. Sundlys oniy for BIutnont, and G-25 p. m
week days and II 40 D. m. theat e train. Mon
days Wednesdays and Saturdays for Lees5urS.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CASr-lRoN
WATER rrE.-ofice Of the commissioners H.
g. Washington d. C. January II. lg02.-
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received at this
office tNTll u O'CLOCK NJ, fEbtuARf |,
iiris, for furnishing iOny thousand iiheal ieet
ii B-inri cast iron water pipe. Specifications
aud blank forms of proposal may be obtained
st this office. nENRY ID. +. MAcfARi.AND.
JOHN W ROSS, join BiDDiE Commissioners
n 4 iali-st-eNSu
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FOR sALE-roRsns AMI v-iIcLEs.

LEFT To BE SQLD-Clsh or on time. business
buggy, coupe, two wagons lot wheels. l2ic
Ohio ave. GEYER. mlj-S
FOR sALE-Coure and harness, SIJ. 7ol 18th It.
els
FOR SALE-Lsrgr horse suitahie f.r any work;
lil2 hands high; viii WORK anywhere; kind aud
gentle: price. $50. Apply f2s l0;h st. rw. el
FOR SNLE-Six-yo-r-o mar. harness. and
practically new wagon suit lluadly man, price
Si0o: also good Jop buggy. llSo Ncr.A ,4pitol
st. AtI -
FOR sALEA good he,sc. so. 13i 9Th 81 ne.
nli-3
FOR SALE-Five horses, suitable fer flsming
Rear OF Gil I 81 nw. cIS-T
WANTED-Hogzc. Wagon. and harness, cheap
Apply HOOVER. 1876 Centre Market. el3-3
FOR SAIE-S25 10 SEQ; have no farther Use; 10
horses and .safsS. Suitable for farm. fauiIy, or
general business parpOsss; shetland Pops. cart
and harness. geut!o log ei!iien - rid. OF driys,
also wagon, hafHcsI. utensils. Apply .l2 ~. st.
NV. EES-F
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FOR RENT-STAHLES.
FOR SALE-ECUSEy.

FOR RENT Stable, 50 per month. 1871 Pei
ave. nw. ml4
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED Grocery, cigar and confectionery
store. l2Dg New York ave. NV. MI
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WANTED-By experienced toiored man. place
as cafe hotel. or restaurant waiter. GO New
York ave. cl
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FOR RENT-SUB,IRRtN.

FOR RENT-Fivc-room house. with cellar; good
stable and acre OF ani situated at kcnil-
worth, u. c.: onc-fourth mile from Columbi,
cars; rent SO per month. " b. SHAW. Kcnil-
worth, ID. G.. uIj-3
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.SEhD0ARDAIR LINE RY.

'Cap.tal City Route
Leave Washington. Pcnna. r. II S;atinn.
"a. . a.. -, stAauAED FAST MAlI-IhrJuSa
fSsiEY Pullman S.eepyrs IO JacA---.., l.te,
connecting at Hamlet with fni.-
ran sleeper to Atlanta ...
Z.13 a. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. IMITED-Throu-h Pu Imam -ieei'-
ers to Tampa and Atlanta,
CAFE Dining Car service. Pullman Sleeper tues-
da,s. Thursdays, and Saturdays to Southcra Pnes
(P.rthur-rl.
The trans offer excellent schedules and serves
to P1tcrs5uy-. Ra ci,,h, SoathaTn Pines t'1ne-
rurst) Camden. Ca,..uIh,4 Savannah, JLc'son-
Vile and all Florida points. Charlotte. Athens,
Atlanta. New Orleans. Chattanooga. Nashville.
rri-ts West and Southwest.
r.SN A M IOCAL-To Petersburg, RIieigh,
SaICY, Southern Pines (PinehursO. Ham
let and intermediate points
CfR-e 1ill Penna. ave.
r. f. I. BUNCH W. H DOLL.
General Pass. Agent tiene-ai AGENT.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
THOS, {, WhGGAMAN,
Reni Estate Broker and Auctioneer'
9i7 + Street ID. w.
FnR sALE-NoRTHMEs7


1i3 to 120 Pierce, b hs, Or, rented for
$3.50 each. LAID -Sisov,
$0iS P. b h. stories, 1Ir; m i...... li'VO li'o
1913 sth, h. 7r: lot l6.5xlO0 ft.......... 5,OJ
n, lot. 9th and 10th. h, lir. bath
III ...............--.....-.. '..'.toHef "a'i'eu-'
FOR sALE-NoRTHEASr.
i01 1st, h, Or. bath and i..........s5 'oS 600
40 9th ST., bricks. Sr. bath and a IN H.. 4,So
~ G. h. Or, bath and a m i........... I'D oo
IOl 18th. b h. 7r. bath and l IN i.--.-..- 80 so
'3t 5tk b h, Or. bath and IN i..-..... o'ooo
1l52 Q. h, Or and bath; a m 4; 25xl5o IT.. l'zoo
SOUTHEAST.
1882 and 1884 S. J. ave-. hs, 4r. both 5000
So Grant St, Anacostia; 2-stOry frame, 1r;
bath; m i; large lot; built By owner 1000 800
30 18th, b h, Or, bath, nj l. i....:.-..'. s S;oSo
sw. cor. 10th and G, H. 5r; lot 21SI5 IT, 2vD so
ll0i n. J. ave-. Ii. Gr and bath. ....:.:. l'4oo
1907 n. ). ave-, h, 5r; rented for SlOO
per MONTH lot l6xl20 fl. 90 20
400 X, / h, 5r; lot 1ixill ft..-..........-. W
UNIMPRoyED-NORTHEA
6, . 49,. .a,oo Per So, &; 9;
II St. bet. ith and 5th, 20xl0o ft.......-. %
Sth, bet. @ and d. 36x62 ft................ IT ~
Ne. cor. sth and E, 2ix35 ft.....-.......- o. o.
G. bet. 9th and 7th, several lots, 1SxlO0 IT.. ~
G. bet. 18th and 1ith, 6ixIS0 ft.-.......... %
G., bet. 18th and 18th, lot 5ixl30 it, to alley. ~
Brewers Court. 53x95 ft................. %
Square 669, two alley lots. s2xG7 ft........ -
o, bet. 1lth and 18th, 25xl50 ft............ ~
FOR RENT.
Ne. 80 Cd. ....................--sl %
Sc, 6 sth. sr and bath. h..................- y 90
Sc, 31s Cd. Or and bath. h.................. 2. %
Sc. 81 Ga. ave-, 7r....................... u w
Sc. lls Pierce, Or and bath. .............. l3 30
De-. W Ca ave.. 6.....-.........-..-...-. y W
Sc, 1loi 9th ST., sr.....-.-.....-........ ID %
Sc. 40 N (store and dwelling), 5r-...... 30
Sw., 2ci NJ, Dr.. ............-..-........... 10 O
Sw., 1875 3d. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Sw, 1873 Sd, .................-........ 20
0f m O.
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
tnrton O:i2 a. m. G:j2 u m, 1855 a. m, l0:I5
a. m daily. except Mondays; goo p. m. 900
D. m. and $50 p. IL. daily. Local trains from
Harrisonburg II 81 4. week days and
go D. m daily. From Charlottesville, s:25
a. M and 9:io p daily.
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can b. had at ticket otiices-zs55 18Th
ST. 5II reunsyly1niI Avenue. and Pennsylvania Il
Station. Baggage checked through from hotel,
and residences.
FRANK :. GANEuN. Sd V. P and Gen. MEr-
$ II. HARDNICK. Gene al Fsssr Agent
L. 9. BROWN, General Agent.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

fOuRrEEATH OF. Hospital ior Animals; surgical
sad medical cases. Always open. Telephone il-s
slls Tuurteenth Il. slS-Smo>
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FOR SALE-SURURBAN.

FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-Choice lots, 25xl30. in Fairmount
Heights, Md; new and beautiful suburb to
Washington City: on Columbia cars; prices, $50
TO 500; time: interest: discount for cash.
Further particulars address Box l9j, this Office.
mlJ-3
FOR SALE or EXCIIANGE-Cheap, farm; 80 or
60 acres; four miles from city; has a speculative
future. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, $50 NV.
mli-3
s25 DOWN, balance SO month; homes. PIERCE
& PIERCE, Vienna Va. dec29-2lt
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!IORAGE.

STORAGE, - cents load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY. 400 10th St nv. uiis-:,
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHE R0OMS.

1
| FOR RENT-Two rooms for light housckeepn
| " Young couple near Government Printing Oittac
must be reasonable. Address BOX 2G6. this Office
| ml5-3
| 'oR RENT-Two communicating furnished rooms
| ccond floor. sun exposure, latrobe heat. So:
| all attic, $3 month. StRRATT MANSION. Coz
| I'll ST. NV. mio-5
OR RENT-Comfortablc front rooms, Sc to $l2
| - L st. NV. ml5-9
EOR RENT-Newly papered painted and fur
nished rooms: strictly firstclIas; hot water heat
| boarding. ill 9Th st. NV flo-O
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms, partly furnished
| lll6 6 st. NV. nlI'-"
FOR RENT-Third floor front room, furnished
n unfinished. no. Mas. ave. NV. ml5-@
FOR RENT-Frruished rooms. second floor. 81.
s and SO. 66 II st. ne. nll5-@
FOR RENT-Nicc sccond-stor, south front rooms
for rent cheap: all convcnenccs: light house
accepting: hot water heat l2o Indiana ave. n"
miss
| FOR RENT-Furnishcd connecting rooms. i2s X
ST. NV. MO"
FOR RENT-onc or two furnished rooms. cheap;
''-f"n n-ivii",". all 9Th St sw. miss
ron, nENT-ol2 New Jersey ave. NV. three
furnished roon,s first and second floors front;
one back; gentlemen preferred mi2-3
FOR RENT-Iarge and hail room. 'front.' fur
nished, for gentlemen. 62j X ST. n~ ellis
FOR RENT-Nicely- furnished sccond-story room
for one or two gents; all convencnces: well
heated; rent moderate. 62i ith ST. NV eii-3
FOR RENr-Cozy second aoor front room. 5S7
Sd st. NV. mli-3
FOR RENT-one room. furnished or unfurnished;
cheap. l13l Pelna. ave. NV. m1i-3
FOR RENT-Front hall room. gentleman. Gls
St m1i-3
FOR RENT-Furnislicd rooms. light housekeep-
ing. Si2 AZ st. sw. NILS
FOR RENT-Nicciy furnished hall room we'll
heated. 2es AZ st. NV nils
FOR RENT-Furnisied paror with large folding
bed; also furnished bedroom, heat, gas; gentle
man preferred. C2si. Maryland ave. sw. m1i-3
FOR RENT-RoOms, furnished or unfurnishod.
lil5 st. Sc. ml4-3
FOR RENT-Kitchcn and two rooms, partly fur
nished, for s. per month. got F st. NV. mli-3
FOR RENT-FuInished or rnfurnished rooms,
with or without board. 2ss New jersey ave. NV.
mf4-3
FOR RENT-Nicely-fu rooms; centrally
located. So2 1ith st. e13-3
FOR RENT-Furnislcd room for gentleman. En-
quire 13l 6tli st. el3-3
FOR REST-Front hsn room. furnished; bath;
sot2ed hcor; 81. 1881 9Th st. nw. e1S-S
FOR RENT-Fur,ished parlor, suitable for two,
$40. l03 st. nT. el3-3
FOR RENT-Two second-Roor furnished or IN
furnished rooms; heat. gas, and bath; one square
from cars; reasonable; reference. 62a I'd st. ne.
ciS-3
FOR RENT-furnished, large second-story corner
rooms; bright and cheerful. 40I 4th 81. NV.
cl3-3
FOR INF li,Iv frTli shed rooms sfocle
double; heat. gas, bath; reasonable rates;
tTansients accommodated. 205 Pa. ".
ml3-So
FOR RENTING large communicating furnished
front rooms. bay window, second floor, heat, gas.
BATH Capitol and Census in private fam
lily of three; also back room; objection to
light housekeeping; rent moderate. 23S lst st.
NV. mlS-3
OR RENT-20l East Capitol ST.. facing Capitol
and Library: well furnished rooms: excellent
table, moderate rates; transients and table toard-
accommodated: all lines. deli-ln
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
iceland, Jan. s, noon. PhI'phia. .Jan22, 10 am.
St.Louis, Jan. -. 10 am. st Paul Jan. 90. 10 am
RED STAR LINE.
NEW K-ANTWERP-PARiS.
iceland, Jan. g. noon. Southwark jana, noon.
Friesland Jan. Is. lVadcrland, Jan %, noon.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers II and Is, N. Il. Office. 7S Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 st. n. W, or
Geo. ". Moss. Agent. 14ll G st. n. W.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Horses, busgies and daytons; Sl.5o
and 500 per day, for drumming business
purposes. PRESroN'S STABLES. cor. sth and
SITS. nv. Phone 9l7-2. no-lmo
co TO ''PTTSNOGLES' when you drive for pleas
ure OF businessHteam OF every description at
lowest rates. go New Jersey ave. NV. Hello
T. POS. N. e5-l0
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FOR RENT--li0UsEs.
FOR RENT-Only three left: Nos. 1877, 1il. and
Iio Thomas st. NV; new houses; six rooms; tile
bath; furnace; rent, $3.50. FRED W. REEVES,
Gl7 18th st. nw. ja9-f
FOR RENT-Frec: to colored persons; fve-room
houses, northeast, free for month. and then
en,y IS a month. CAYWOoD GARRETT. cor
ner 18th st. and New York pw. m3-1m
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Trans-Pacific Nails,

Muiis for CHINA JAPAN, HAWAII. and
| PHILIPPINE ISLANDS" via san Francisco,
/ close here daily at $50 p. m. up to January
| 10. inclusive. for despatch per $. Gaelic. Co)
| Mails for HAWAII. via San Francisco. close
| here daily Mt $50 =. M. up to January 20. in
elusive, for despatch per $ $ Alameda. Ca)
| Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Vancouver
| close here daily At $50 p. m. up to January
| u. inclusive. for despatch per $. Empress of
| Japan Registered mail must he directed ''vii
Vancouver" Merchandise for the L. $ Postal
Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded Via
is' Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Tacoma.
| close here daily AZ 80 p. IN up to J5nuar- u
inclusive. ia- desratch per 5. :. Tacoma. {o)
| Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. viz Seattle,
close here daily al ESQ p. m up TO January u!
| inclusive. for despatch per : :. Eioiur Maru.
| Eeristered mail must be directed ''Nia Seat
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and
PHILIPPINE ISLASDs.'- via San Francisco,
| clore here daily at ESQ p. m. up to January =.
| inclusive. for despatch per s. S. Hong Kong
Nails tor AUSTRALIA Except those for West
| Australia which are foroH-ird via Eurupe).
| NEW ZEALAND, Fill SAMOA and HAWAII.
| via san Francisco. close her, daily 1T $50 r.
| m. after January II and up TO FehrIry /. in
| elusive. for desTatrh per 5. $ Sierra. toi
Mails for AUSTRALIA trxoept those ior Wcst
Australia. which go via Europe &nj New Zel-
| land. which 90 via San Francisco and FIJI
ISiANiiS. via Nancouvv-. gosr here daily 20 G:31
| p. IN. up to February l. inclusive. ior dezpatch
per :. :. Ncana. Mail must L. Gire,trd Vii
vancouver" (o)
Mills for TAHITI and NAVyTESNS ISLANES.
win san Francisco close here daily al G.s9 D.
NJ NJ to Feitulry l. inclusive for despatch per
| ; Australia. (o)
'Miils FOR COCHIN CHTSt are Despatched to
Npy York for connection with Eunu.,i;, ,i4l.,,.s
''PHlLIPPlNE ISLANDS tMilitaTy NajD. Gas-
p ghed To san Francisco az al close, for that
| Office. To connect with Government transports.
the sailing, O. which are irregular
REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN OF
FICE as follows: thj vt 800 p. m. SINE tlav:
(cl At 500 p m. sane .ay; tN At j.e9 4. m.
same day; o. At 1:0D p. previous day: tD
At I2:CO p. n. previous Saturday: ~ 1t 500
p M. previous day; (nl At sen p. ~. previous
dav. Holm A. MERRITT Postmaster
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SITUATIONS WANTED-,iALE AND
iS:iiLE.

WANTED-Plsce by young colorcd man; UNDER
stands cleaning and pressing ladies and gent 5
fine clothing Also cclored girl wants four hours
>work daily. Address BOX go, this office. mi
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WANTED-Relialle woman for houScwork one
who can cook; must stay nights; good honle.
9l7 G. st. NV. nib
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WANTED-Colored girl to do general house
work. 7l2 9Th St NV. n.lJ-S
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LWAY.-N. W. Mer-
" ashingtOn, ID. C..
all points in Canada
Invest. Accommoda-
= at Vancouver with
ess Line for Japan,
also with the Ca
le Hawaiian Islands
i descriptive PAM
agent.
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HELP wSNTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Two parlor maids good wages, pri-
rate family, this city. Apply 100 NcS York
mi
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G.. +. A

CANADA
kle, agent,
From Ocean
and the I'M
tioas unsurpa
the steanLlhil
China. and I
nadian-Aust
and Australia
phleis apply I
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WANTED-White MATTRESSES and cleaners; col
cred chHnhcrmaid-waitreSs. general worker; good
wages. luS New York ave. MI
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-iadies and gentlemen TO do writing
at home: pay according 10 work done: good
offer. Address with stamp, MISS n. THOMSON,
Blacksyille, 5. C. mI5-2
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WANTED-AGEyTS.
PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every towr

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
to secure subscriptions The Ladies' Home
Journal and The Saturday Evening Pest
We want agents who Will work thoroughly and
with business system TO cover each section with
our illustrated little booklets and other adyer-
tising matter. and TO look sharply after renew
ais from old subscribers. The pay ia fist rate
and at the end of the season 10000 will be giyea
the best WORKERS as extra prizes for good work.
How wei some OF agents have succeeded is
told in little booklet would like to send
you-noI'r. its OF some of cur best agents, with
the st'-y of how they made it pay. THE CURTIS
PUB sizing COMPANY. Philadelphia Pa
dee95-7st
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WASHINGTON,
Should be re
at any time.
FOREIGN Ma
OF sailing daily.
arranged on the
rupted overland
January Is. 1902.
be uIdn frnm NJ
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PRIVATE SECRETARY-By cultured. Travelled
ran (29); oducatcd in England and at army
diplomatic tutoTs, the Continent; linguist
Frcnch German, SPANISH; bibliophilc, classics,
pianist gold neiailisD; at present employed,
bot desires change; references here and abroad.
Z. H. j., Box Gsl. New Haven Conn.
rl.s-cod-1f
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FOR RENT--li0UsEs.

Apply nt oaicc for Weekly Bulletin.
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WANTED-Ncat cook, SIG; nurse, Sl2 to SIS;
chambermaids. mattresses. general houscworkcrs,
buffers; many other places. LADIES' En-
CHANGE. 6l4 18Th 1t. mi
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sITt aTIoNs wANTED-FEnALE.

WANTED-By colored girl, place as general
houseworkcr, private family. ii6 st. nv. mi
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-28
THE FRGATE BARELY HELD HEB OWN.

the masthead OF the flagship. As they
were broken out they were promptly
answered from the liners and frigates.
and all began getting under way.
On his stTrboard bow a schooner
mounting two guns for each one the
brig carried was stormlng along. the
FIRST to answer the signals OF the Gag.
ship.
Man the starboard battery. Mr. Fer.
klns." was the order. I'VE must wing
that fellow II we're 90 sit away"
On came the schooner. her guns run
out. with crew az quarters. When the
two vessels were within gunshot. there
came a hall from the schooner. Sur
render. my fine fellow. or wen blow
you out Of the waterg''
For answer Captain Mantor let the
brig fall OF 30 her broadside would
bear and reared. Now. boys. let 'em
have it!' 1'ta
That a. little Yankee brig would at
tempt TO fight one OF his maJcsty's
warshlps In the face Of the tieet was a
thought that had not for a moment
crossed the Engllshnan's mind aud
the broadslde was a complete surprise.
In consequence the answering RESPONSE
from the schooner went Wild. the shot
doing no damage aside fIUtn cutting a
few ropes The broadslde from the Ida
had been better aimed and found lts
mark IN the bows OF the schooner.
whose jlbboom hung over her side.
leaving her head sails IN a hopeless
tangle The vessel shot up Into the
wind 40 sharply that her people had all
they could do for short time 10 keep
clear Of the shoals thereabouts.
II reckon that fellow n have about
all he wants to tend to FOR awhile. Mfr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Bremond. Tex. had an $4,000 Gre.
Thousands OF cattle are showed 10 In
Colorado.
John Pharr fell on a trestle at Cor
rigan. Tex. with fatal result.
In a FIRE at Houston Tom Thomas.
colored, was burned % death.
Cornerstone OF the girls Industrial
school at Denton. Tex. will be laid
Jan. 10.
Car Inspector slddell died at vln..a.
!. T. lie was we'll knowN In railroad
circles.
A young negro woman named Mary
Smith was shot and killed near Kor
ems. Tex
J. A Edison will succeed J. VI. Her.
bert as manager of the Denver and ITO
Grande, Rio Grande Southern and RIO
Grande Western
The Ozark and Cherokee Central
road ran rs FIRST train into Muslogee
Christmas day.
A white man and several ncrroel hrd
a shooting AFFAIR at Fort Worth no
body was hurt
p. j. stlger. who was held on aut
shot az Wagner. I. r.. dled ElEhf
negroes are under arrast
Oklahoma SHERIFF. assrria'l7n tp'f
lie annual convention m ~ Reno r
@. Oats OF Woods cou1iy was sl-ci--
president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-28
]. W. BATS,
Real Esfafs xsssf.
-asvs In once the only %, Of su-srss
BOOKS OF Brs1os county land usls.
FOR SALE.

40 acres Of first-elass pasture land
located partly within the city limits
Plenty Of stock water. Price si5 per
acre.
Abou. " and one-quarter acres
near schoc. house In southeast part
~ t,wn.i SMALL ~ cottage, tenant
house and we'll on premises. Price
So.
Six room house and two lots o.
md located four blocks from
M Street. Brick cistern on pre-.
misses. Price $3.50
one quarter block near Allen Aca
DENY. East front. Price t2oO.0O
Terms easy.
70 feet front ON Railroad steet out
Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Lots near school house at siOl
each.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-28

aud a storm of shot hurtlcd over and
around the daring Yankee But two
struck the brig. one cut away her an
Choir nc the bows. and another came
aboard az the lee bow and. tnversing
the deck fore aud aft. passed close 20
Captain Mantor and went over the
stern taking part Of the tafrrail with g.
Not much damage Tor all that fuss, -
said Captain Mantor "Round In The
braces, Mr.. Perkins. and get that bal
last out lively"
Before the frigate could come about
the Ida was well out Of gunshOt slip
ping through the waves Ike a startled
deer. As the ballnst was got % and
thrown over the side the speed Of the
little vessel increased. and the frigate
astern. which before had been gaining
slowly on the chase. now barely held
her own. Well aEtern the big line OF
battie ships CAME pounding through
the green surees. while several war
lirigs and schoohers stretched ont on
elthtr aide TO prevent any doubling on
the part OF the Yankee.
Overheard with some OF the guns"
was the next order -Four OF the broad.
side battery were dropped. The frlgate
did not gnin 80 much "Oyer with the
remainder Of the guns. MFR. Perkins"
eried the skipper after another hour
Everything. sirT'
"Aii but the Long Tom. Wen hold
that whatever happens"
Thus lightencd there was no longer
any doubt Of the result OF the chase.
The little brig began 10 crawl away
from her enemies. All day they were In
pursuit. As night fell they were hull
down and still falling behind When
morning broke. the tips OF their sails
were sinking behind the tossing waves
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- r the many deeds OF daring per-
formed by Yankee sailors dur
III ing the war OF 1912 perhaps
there was none more daring In
inception and sklllful IN execution than
the escape Of the letter Of marque brig
Ida from the harbor Of In Rochelle.
France. The Incident IN related by
George r. Mathes IN the Pittsburg Dis
patch.
One day In April. 1914. three men
were standing on the quay OF La Ro-
chelle. They were Captains Mafiit and
Mantor Of the bries Rattlcsnake and
Ida and Captain Brown Of the priva.
teer schooner Decatur They were dis
cusslng ways and means of leaving the
French port, outside OF which British
feet was waiting TO pounce upon them.
Finally IL was decided that whes
the tide ran ebb next day they would
make an attempt TO force a passage.
At noon the next day the three YES
sells weighed anchor and stood up for
the northerly passage with batteries
ready for action. After opening UP the
passage II was seen that Il was corked
by brig OF war and schooner. After
short conference the captains OF the
Rattlesnake and Decntur decided TO re
turn and wait for more favorable con-
ditions.
Captain Mantor. however. having
once made up his mind. was not 20 be
swerved from his course. and the three
vessels parted. the Rattlesnake and DE.
catur returning TO their moorIngs. while
the Ida stood over 10 the east side OF
the Isle De Re TO discharge her pilot.
As soon as the pilot was over the side
the dainty brig came around on her
heel like a girl in a country dance and.
with every sail pulling IKE n team OF
horses. headed down for the roads In
order 20 clear the south end OF the Is
land. Her movements were now In full
view Of the blockadlng feet. and rs he
BOWED along Captain Mantor could see
the little balls OF bunting creeping 70