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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Mfr. Editor:-If the board OF health would but
turn their attention for while from the small
pox (Which probably exists enIy In a very limited
degree1 to the state OF the Potomac water they
community. 1t is safe to say that there is more
suffering caused in one year by the use of the
foul mixture which daily supplies our needs
than has been caused by the disease in question
for twice that length of time.
The unfortunate residents in the neighbour
hood of st. Aloysius Church are still undergoing
the horrors Of semi location from the fumes
OF the concrete factory on North Capitol street.
During the present damp weather the vapor
seems to be charged with the odor, and the
houses remain filled with it for days. Is there
no remedy-cannot they consume the offending
gases as in other establishments? do not APP
prove of gripping industries by moving them
continually "a little further off," but there are
certain rights demanded by the public.
X STREET
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EXPELLED FROM THE CHURcH.-A futter of

EXPELLED FROM THE CHURCH.-A flutter of
excitement was caused at the business meeting
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church. in
Hoboken, last evening, when the PASTOR the
Rev. D. r. LoWrie, said from the pulpit:
the charges against Samuel Webb for Immoral
and unchristian conduct, and our committee
have unanimously decided TO expel him from
the church, MI. Webb, who Is a memberef
rested by Anthony Comstock, in this city, for
dealing In lottery and policy and sending OBJ
Jectionable matter through tn mails. When
He was indicted, tried before United States
commissioner Shields, and sentenced to pay
fine of $500. The church committee of tnvesti-
cation consisting of five trustees, presided over
day night and proceeded with the trial. Mr..
Webb responded to summons to appear and
acknowledged that he was guilty of the conduct
charged.-TN. Y. SIM 18Th.
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AFRAID OF THE END OF THE WoRLD-Yester-
day afternoon young man tried to force his
way past the sexton and enter the church at
Forty-eighth street and Fifth avenue, but was
caught and thrust out. He insisted upon en-
tering and made so much trouble that Officer
was Herman Beasley, the son of a tailor and
that he had had three dreams in succession of
late and was sure the world was coming to an
end. He had been advised to get into church
sent down for eXaminatiOn.-[N I. World. 1911
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THE VERMONT STATE ASSOCIATION met Satur-
day night TO commemorate the one hundred and
third anniversary of the independence of that
state and adopted resolutions referring to the
movement to mark the spots on which the bat
ties to establish the liberty of the country We're
fought, and speaking OF the part taken by Ver-
parts taken by Vermont soldiers In the revolu-
tionsry war were cited, among them the cap
ture of Tfconderoga, the defense of the rear
guard of st. Clair's army at Hubbarton and the
brilliant victory of Gen. Stark at Bennington.
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GEORGETOWN.

CLOSING OF CANAL NAyIGATIoN.-The water
has been drawn off the canal. excepting the
four-mie level (GeOrgetown); which will remain
full for the mills until about the 1st of March,
Canal navigation is thus closed for this season.
SENT TO THE Observation-Disclosures Dolan, an
old soldier from Kentucky, here on pension
Saturday night and was sent to the hospital
TO-DAY.
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ELECTION FRAUDs.-At Philadelphia last Fri
day Thomas Stewart, Sidney B. Thomas Mark
fraudulent election rt tuTns were acquitted on
the charge of &c stroying ballots, but were con-
victed OF making fraudulent return of election.
The defendants did not appear and their bail
was forfeited
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusenents, &c, Tonight
National ThedteT.-Lotta as "Musette."
Fbrd's opera House.-"The Black Crook b
the KiralfyS
11eater ConttQue.-New and varied bill.
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PARNELL had an enthusiastic reception in
Providence, r. l., Saturday. At the close of
his address he was decorated with medal
made OF silver dollars dated 1898. A subscrip-
ton was then taken up.
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Mrs. MARGARET TUMY, whose case has
created widespread interest. died in Cincinnati
yesterday. She is said to have liyel
since December 10Th with no food excepting two
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ARREST OF NEGRO RouGHs.-Officers Shilling.
and Kirby last night arrested Wilson Jackson
alias Roxy and Frank Murphy, two OF the negro
Mr.. Frank Libbey in the face with a brick, on
street, few nights ago. The officer's badge
was found IN the possession OF jackson, and
Lieut. Guy turned them over TO Lieut.. Greer.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Louisa V. Jackson 10 Columbus l.. ana Mary E.
King, lot q, in sub. OF So. ll2; 81, 2S5 VIM. Gut
Henry S Beach 10 Daniel Leary. lot 81 So 265:
lot is, 10 and SUBJ lot %. So. 265 $500. Elizabeth
Walsh ct. al TO Dennis Mcmahon. part 90 aud
%. so. 624; 500. Frederick Summertime to j. E.
Terrell, part 4, so. Isl; s.. Margaret Gimp 10
Timothy Raglan, lot L. So. 591; 81 900.
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The SPRING RACES AT THE NATIONAL FAIR
GRoUSDs.-A meeting OF the board OF directors,
the advisory board and the committees on run
ming and trOtting races OF the National Fair
Association OF this District. held meeting this
morning and unanimously agreed to hold the
running Faces irSt-on the 18th OF May next.
agreed upon, and The subject was referred to a
special committee.
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CITY ITEMS.
Sold by DRUGGISTS

Mr.; JOSEPH PRATHER, residing on NJ street,
was Ored of rheumatism by DuTang's RaeuD,a-
tic Re5letll
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THE GALES LIBRARY AT AUCTIoS.-This line
collection OF books are now arranged for eXam-
nation at the auction rooms OF Thomas bowling
Catalogues for the books and Japanese art
treasures are now ready. and can be had at the
once OF The auctioneer or at James Anglim'S
ANTIQUARIAN BoOkstore. in COrcOran Building. L
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The 2 Street Murder.

This morning the grand jury resumed its
labors, and contrary to expectation not a single
witness in the case OF Bedford, Pian and Quee-
nan, charged with the murder OF Philip Hirth,
on the eth instant, was called. 1t was stated
about the court house that although the police
authorities have evidence to satisfy them that
they have the guilty parties, they desire time 70
arrange it, so as to save the time Of the grand
jury. In anticipation that the parties would be
brought to court to-day, there was an immense
crowd about the court house, mostly colored
people, and whenever wagon or carriage ap
peared there was rush for it. 1t may be a day
or two before the witnesses are before the grand
jury.
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
1t is reported this afternoon that the police
to-day made a most important discovery as to
evidence, and that tomorrow the testimony
will be arranged, and by Wednesday they will
present ii 10 the grand jury.
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SAVE time and trouble and have your sewing
machines repaired at Oppenheimer's, 52S 9th st.
All work warranted.
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THE CHANGE IN THE ASSISTANT DISTRICT At
T0RNEYsHIP.-ThiS morning, in the Criminal
Court, Mr.. II. II. Wells in few lifting words
announced the severance OF his official relations
with the court as Assistant District Attorney.
and referred 10 the pleasant relations Which
had existed between the court and himself. lie
then introduced his successor, Mr. II. X. Perry
and expressed the hope that he would have the
same uniform courtesy and leniency shown him
that had been extended TO the speaker.
MIR. Perry said, after referring TO his appoint
ment, that he presumed his duties would keep
him in the Criminal Court chiefly and that the
policy OF the Office would be not 10 press for con-
yiction when satisfied that there could be none
but he would endeavor. without fear or favor,
10 secure conviction when IL was evident that
crime had been committed.
The Chief Justice said that very good officer
had retired and he had reason to believe that
cry good officer had succeeded him lie eX-
pected that amlty and good Will would prevail.
lie did not doubt Mr. Perrys ability. and would
give him a chance TO see what he could do.
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CoLoRED EMIGRANTS from Arkansas continue
to reach Kansas in great numbers on the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway. Some of them
are living in tents and wagons in the woods
Some deaths have occurred and many are suf-
ferfng from poverty. The colored people,
headed by Elijah Parker, who arrived In Phila-
delphia Saturday from Arkansas, via New York.
where they failed to catch the steamer for Ii
IBERIA, have been taken in charge temporarily
by the Pennsylvania Colonization Society
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No. 81 745 drawing First Capital Prize Of $50 600.
sold in Evansville, Indiana.
No 16,416, drawing Second Capital Prize OF
SIC, 600, sold in New YORK.
No. 6S, $40, draws SIS. 900.
Nos. a. 202, SO, 159, drawing each 80, 500 sold in
New York and Minturn, Lawrence Co, Ark:
Nos TO- 90l 81, COL, o. 746 %, 694, I9, 2Sl, each
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"a, "A REVIVAL OF RELIGION is in progress at Mt.
Zion 10, NJ: +; church, E. d. Owens, d. D., pastor.
EoI mohtns past continuous religious work
mas peeh IN progress at this church. and IN ar
SONS nave oeen converted at nearly every meet
ing. The work has now eliminated in q o. Ureat
Iellglous revival, commencing on the Iluh inst
ca conversion, and thirty-three OF them toined
that church. Mr.. Gwen has had no assistSnce
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NATIONAL THEATER.-Iittle Lolita, always well
come here, will play at the National this week
She will give 'sNusette," '.Zipn and "The Little
Detective" She has very good company with
her, and will doubtless be as successful as dur
ing her previous engagements here, for she is
an especial favorite In Washington. She CON-
mences the week tonight in ''MuSette."
FORD'S OPERA HOUsE.-FOr the presentation
of the "Black Crook" at Ferd'S this week great
preparations have been made. 1t will be given
with magnificent effects and large company
The Kfralfy brothers. who have charge of the
piece, always make grand success of Spectacu-
lar plays. The ballet will be very complete.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-Among the many attrac-
tons at the Comfque this week will be O. W.
Blake in his comedy, "The Pettingill Boom, :"
''The NOndescTpts," two sketches by Jake Budd
and the regular stock company, will altogether
make up lively entertainment.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-A complimentary
entertainment will be given this evening at the
congregational church to Little Annie Lewis.
WHEN MIND AND BODY ARE OUT OF SORTS, with
cold extremities, yellOwneSs In the skin, cos
CveneSS dull headache, and an indiSpoSitiOn to
stir about, be sure you are in for Bilious At
tack, Sprtng1ng from more or less DiSOrderei
Liver. DR.. Jayne's Sanattve Pills will bring the
Liver to healthy condition, and speedily re-
move all hillary distress.
A CHANGE.-Preparatory to an entire change
In the management and mode of doing business,
our immense stock of clothing will be closed out
regardless of cost. Rare bargains can now be
had. Avail yourself of this opportunity. Ma
tional Clothing Company, 400 18th street NV,
corner D.
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That wonderful bilious remedy, Qutjh's III
TIA. 1t costs only 25 cents package.
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Thfckens Thin Hair, Gives 1T New Life.
"London Hair Restorer." Restores the color.
"London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing
'London Hair ReStorer." Not sticky or gllmny,
All are delighted with its delightful fragrance
and cleansing properties; keeps the hair soft,
glossy and luxuriant, causing it to grow where
1t has fallen Off or become thin. Price 75c Six
bottles, 81. At leading druggists. Stott & Crom.
WELL wholesale agents, Washington. go
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= !, 600 numbers ending with As, being the last
two figures of the number drawing the Capital Prize
OF $780, coo, $40.
The subscribers having supervised the SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWING CLASS A, LOUISIANA.
STATE LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above
are the numbers which were this day drawn fro,l
the 100 900 placed in the wheel with the prizes cor
responding to them.
Witness oure hands at New Orleans, La, this
Tuesday January 18th, 1880.
ADAM GIFFEN,
J. 2. ROUX, Commissioners
J. 4; 4. RohssEAU,
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win Fortune.
SECOND GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS d,
AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
10TH, 1SS0-l1Tth MONTHLY DRAWING.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO Thos.
a. Alexander and Martha E. Brent; Frederick
koehler and Lizzie Michelbacher; Charles A.
Mason and Emma NJ. Herbert; Harry W. Crogln.
OF Washington, ID. c.. and Mary &. Stamper, OF
81 Joseph. NO.; George +. Chalk and Virginia
Mills; David Ball and Sarah Runnels,
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EDGAR's WhOOping Cough Specific is the best.
For sale by druggists. SOC. per bottle. I'm
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Mrs BRYAN, widow OF the late Joseph Bryan,
and mother of MeSsrs. Joseph b. Bryan, VIII
liam Bryan and C. c. Bryan, Mrs. John A. Ruff
Mrs. Thomas Francis, Mrs. B. Swart and Miss
Mollie Bryan. died last Saturday evening at her
residence on New York avenue, between 9th and
age, of typhoid pneumonia. Mrs. Bryan was an
estimable lady, and her death will be sincerely
mourned by a large circle OF relations and
friends.
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UpImIOn OF Em1nent Ur. n. >. SteUaft,
President Maryland Hospital, Baltimore Md.
60. have used Colden's Liebigs Liquid
Extract Of Beef and Tonic HlrigOTdtOT for more
than year. and recommend it as one of the
most efficient preparations / have ever met
with. 1t combines the virtues of food and tonic
in a remarkable way, and l am satisfied has
saved life when no other medicine could do it."
Sold by all druggists and grocerS. m,w,f
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Am Bilious.
QatiTh'S IRISH Tea will make a man OF you. Sold
by druggists at 25 cents package.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for Educational and Charit
able purposes in 1868 for the term of Twenty.
nvs Years. to which contract the invioable faith
OF the State is pledged, which pledge has been re-
newed by an Overwhelming popular vote, securing
its franchise IN the new constitution adopted De.
cember I'd, A. d. 1879 with capital of 81 600 eOI
TO which has since added fund of $3.50 OO
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. II
,secer scales or postpores. Look at the following
Distribution:
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TIE Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements whether Of
American or European Invention, he is enabled
to do his work In manner not to be equaled by
and Gents Garments Thoroughly cleansed. The
enectual removal of grease spots guaranteed /! I
Speciality In cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses,
partly or thoroughly. 26 years. experience. Kid
Shoes and Glove cleaned Nee. Moderate prices,
FirStc class work.
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lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"WelLeS' Health Rene,rer.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline
&C.: 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In Is lbs
"Ward' prints 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk. If
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MAMMA was once Jewish food; Jew and Gentle
anke. now use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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IRON B1TTERs AND CURATIVE

For sale By sTOTT CROMWELL, ls5 Pennsyl.
vsRa ayepBe Wholesale and RETAIL and BY ali Drug
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100, 900 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize. $50, 600
Capital 10, 900
Capital Prize. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Prizes Of 81, Observation-Disclosures. 5000
g Prizes of LOCO. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
20 Prizes of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10. 600
100 Prizes Of 10, 900
200 Prizes of Observation-Disclosures 10, 900
69O Prizes OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10, 600
lOOO Prizes OF 10........................1 10, 900
APPROXIMATION IZES
Approximation Prizes of S30J .......... So TOO
Approximation Prizes of q 0........... ], 800
Approximation Prizes of 100. .......... 900
1857 Prizes amounting S11O 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further in
formation, or send orders by express or mail ad.
dressed only to
NJ. A. BAUPHIN.
- New Orleans, La,
No: 80 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings under
the supervision and management of GENERALS
I. BEAUREGARD and JUBAII EARLY.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-30
THE SOUTH.
Kentucky.

Fatal Hydrophobia After Three Months.
 FRANKLIN, Oct. 29.-Yesterday Mrs. Kir- by, living in Rabbitsville village near this town, died of hydrophobia after four days of great suffering usually attendant upon this malady. Last summer bull puppy belong ing to the family was in the house, and in playing with it bite was inflicted on the hand of Mrs. Kirby It healed up satisfac- torily after few days, but four days ago, over three months after the bite, Mrs. Kirby was attacked with signs of hydrophobia, which resulted in death During the existence of the pup there were bitten several others of the family and neighbors, but as yet no symptoms of the dreadful disease has made it's appearance with them. Several hogs were also bitten by the rabid brute before it was killed, and each one died with symptoms of hydrophobia.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-30
Virginia.
ACoId-Blooded Murderer Punished.

Cold-BIOoded Murderer Punished.
 LIBERTY, Oct. 29-Peter Wright (co1ored) was hanged here to-day for the murder of Robert M. Maupin (white) in June, 1879. The execution was, in accordance with Virginia law, strictly private, with the exception of the necessary officers, guard, ministers and three representatives of the press. He made no confession In 1879 Peter Wright form ed contract with Carr M. Maupin, by which in consideration of his labor he should have one-half of the crop grown and one-half of the proceeds of the wood cut upon certain part of Maupin's land, each to furnish one horse for working purposes. For the first six months Wright cut and hauled wood and sold it,neglecting his crop of corn and tobac- CO.,. On the 2Sth of June Maupin went to if he did not work his crop as it should be, he would hire some one to do it, and pay him out of the proceeds of the crop, and that he had not accounted for any of the money received for the wood sold. Wright said that he intended to continue as he had begun until he had hauled the last stick of wood away. MT. Maupin replied 'sYou shan't do 1t with my mu1e,'' and start ed to unhitch the animal from the team. Wright said 'sLet that mule alone" ," and i'm mediately struck him a blow which felled him to the ground He then jumped on him and stamped on him, saying, with an oath: 'I intend to kill you.'' Just then Rob- ert Maupin, a son of Carr Maupin, came running up and said: ''Hey there, Peter, don't strike father any more." Peter de- sisted for an instant, and stepping to the wagon, seized standard, and as the old man Maupin was getting up, he knocked him down with 1t, and turning on the son, struck him on the head, killing him almost instantly. The old man Maupin after lying on the to raise himself, and seeing his son lying dead on the ground accused Wright of having killed him. Wright, who was unhitching his horse from the wagon, replied: II am - glad of it."
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-30
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS,

The Czar has ordered the discontinuance of mourning for the late Czarina
 There was grand Republican parade in Chicago last night, there being about 10000 men in line.
 A sugar refinery at Leavenworth, Kansas, was destroyed by fire yesterday, involving a loss of $129,00 partially insured.
 The Prussian Diet have elected Koeler, a conservative, president Herr Benda, na- tional-iberal, first vice president, and Herr Stengel, free conservative, second vice president.
 The North German Gazette protests against an increase of the British Mediterranean fleet to eighteen vessels as an assertion of unfair ascendency strongly at variance with Eng lands previous assurances to the dervish of Scutari
 The schooner Edward Parker, from Eure- ka for San Francisco. capsized in a heavy and a seaman named Christiansen were drowned. Captain Erlandson and the crew saved themselves by swimming to a tug that sent to their rescue
 An enormous and enthusiastic meeting of Orangemen was held at Belfast, Ireland, last night. Resolutions were passed condemning the lawless utterances and deeds of the Land League and urging the necessity of oppressive measures and assuring the loyalists of the south and west of their active support Lord Arthur Hill presided at the meeting
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-30
NEW YORh.
The Bernhardt's Movements.

The Bernhardt's Movements.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Mlle. Bernhardt, as an invariable consequence with people not accustomed to travelling on the ocean, is suf- fering from ightness in the head. She has rested poorly since her arrival, but her extra ordinary power of endurance has gone far toward keeping her out of bed. This after noon she attended rehearsal of the play of sAdrienne Le Couvreur" at Booths theatre. The Burned Clock Factory-The Compa.
 nyDeeide to Rebuild
 NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The Ansonia Clock company yesterday started men to work clearing up the ruins of it's factory, which was burned in South Brooklyn on Wednesday morning. The walls were so dangerous yesterday that they had to be pulled down before the men would work The company decided yesterday to at once rebuild the factory upon the same spot, and to push the work to completion as rapidly as possible, that the 1.20O persons who are thrown out of employment may be again put to work The total insurance is $395, ,OO0 and the loss is nearly $1, ,O0O, 900, The fire undoubtedly originated in the explosion of gas