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TITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
L ALEXANDRIA, VA. Il respectfully
announce myself candidate for reelection
to the office Of CITY SERGEANT, subject to
the action of tho democratic party in the
primary election.
my3 d te WILLIAM II. SMITH.
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MED!CINAL.

- e r e d r I N E
(UAAIMOND,)
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1XANDRIA, VA, SATURDAY EVENING" MAY u, 1894.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

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FOR SALE,
A first class stationary vertical STEAM
ENGINE-25 horse power.
T. F. BURROUGHS,
cor. Franklin and Patrick streets
NV 1W
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nOGEHS BROTHERS celebrated 1917
d brand of Plated KNIVES SPOONS and
FORKS. fresh stock and prices low.
JAS. F. CARLlN * SONS.
Alexandria VIZ.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
IssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

HAyING PURCHASED the entire inter-
IA est in tho firm OF VIM. DEMAINE &
SON, 1 will hereafter conduct the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS under the same firm
name.
All persons having claims against the late
firm will present the same for settlement and
those indebted are requested to make immc-
mediate payment.
WILLIAM II. DEMAINE.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
FRYE HAS A SCHEME.
Plotting to Overthrow the Gov
eminent.
When the Next Big Strike Comes
the Time VIII Be Ripe for
Action.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. "a - An ex-
tremely sensational story is told by PROM
inent lsader relative 10 the recent visit OF
General Frye, the California Coxeyite,
to this city. # is a proposed revolution
to overthrow the Government of this coun-
try. The story is vouched for by men,
Der of the POpulist party, who is not IN
sympathy with the anarchistic scheme. In
substance, the plan, as mapped out by
Frye, who issued a secret order for this
purpose, and which is being formed ia all
the large cities and commercial centars, is
TO spring the revolution at the next ma
tonal strike. Frye became the confidant of
number of persons, one of whom is Iowa
to the Government of this country. The
general" stated be was identified with
secret organization that is iutern tional
and rapidly increasing in mem bership,
and whose plans are to overthrow the
Government and place the revolutionists
in control. II is proposed when the next
great strike is Oh, and when the militia is
preserving order, 10 have the revolution
airy leaders assemble in Chicago and issue
proclamation for the establishment of
revolutionary government and be prepared
to enforce its decree IT is hoped by the
boldness of the movement to draw the
workingmen, hundreds of thousands of
whom would be loyal 10 the Government,
into this revolutionary scheme during the
excitement and passions of the strike.
Frye visited this city a week ago and left,
and is said to be making tour of the coun-
try on his revolutionary mission.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
DEMOCRATS UNEASY.
The Revolt in Louisiana Is a Most
Serious Affair.

WASHINGTON. Sept. "a Members of
the Democratic Congressional campaign
committee are uneasy over the condition
OF affairs political in Louisiana. 1t isnow
feared that the action Of the administra-
tlon In reference to bountles upon sugar
Is the cause OF the disaffection among the
planters Of that State, and efforts are
being made TO have Secretary Carlisle re-
consider his decision. Appeals for the
same purpose have been made to the Pres.
ldent In order to secure his influence over
ths cabinet. and at the same time to pre-
vent Congress from further demolition of
the sugar schedules. The Republicans.
however, are confident that their op-
ponents uninterrupted the situation when
they persisted, In the face of the fiat.
footed opposition of those who have had
anything to do with the sugar schedule
In repeating the law that protected this
growing industry.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
ARRIVAL OF THE YORKTOWN.
The Guuboat Makes a Quick Trip
Down the Coast.

DoWn the Coast.
VALLEJO, Sept. 24.-The United States
gunhoat Yorktown arrived at the navy
yard at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon direct
from Ounaiaska. having left there the
10Th inst. She came down as far as Point
Reyes in seven DAYS, but owing to heavy
fog on the outside she remained out for
two days waiting for it to lift. All IRE
we'll on board. The Mohican is expected
to arrive in day or two.
Orders have been received at the navy
yard 10 dock the Yorktown as soon as the
bennington comes out, which will be
about week from Friday. A board of
officers has been ordered to make a survey
of the Yorktown's condition and report
the time required 10 make the necessary
repairs.
1t is understood that the Yorktown will
be ordered to China as soon as she is
ready for sea. The passage down was
quite rough, but she came in better time
than has ever been made down from Oun-
alaska by a man-of-war. When she left
everything was quiet up in the Bering Sea.
The officers are: Commander w. NJ. Fol-
ger, commanding; lieutenants, T. H. Ste
ven, Herman F. Fichbohm, w. G. Cutter
and Clifford j. BOush; lieutenant Junior
grade), w. A. Gill; ensgns, Harry a.
Field and Richard Jackson; surgeon, G..
z. Lamsden; passed assistant paymaster.
Edwin b. Bates; assistant engineer, Al
bert Morilz
On coming up the river the Yorktown
fired a salute OF thirteen guns in honor of
Resr-Admiral L. A. Beardslee. command
er-in-chiei of the Pacific squadron. The
flagship philadelphia responded by firing
five guns,
The morning call., 1894-09-25

Judges letter simply as an Iexplanator Y
epistle. Judge White, who has ch arge of
the Gaynor boom, said: Judge Gaynor
is very much of a candidate and the tele-
gram received is simply declaration of
his views and not deeliuatoD of the
nomination. We are confident that be
will be nominated"
RIvERHEAD, n. Y, Sept. 24.-Judge
Gaynor will not be a candidate for Cover
nor Of New York. He sent a courteous
but positive letter of declinatlon to Sara
toga tonight. submitting that he was
grateful to the people for the handsome
way they elected him to the Supreme
Court, and that he would not consider Ii
decent to so soon appeal to them for their
surfaces to gain another position.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
BIG STORM AT HAVANA.
The American Signal Service Scores
a Signal Victory.

HAVANA, Sept. PA terrible storm
prevails throughout the island. 1t began
last evening, and continued with IN
diminished fury throughout the night, and
there is no sign of abatement yet. Great
damage has been done TO property, but no
loss OF life has been reported.
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a The Weather
Bureau, under the new system recently
put in operation in cooperation with The
PcsIofice Department, gave timely notice
to seventy towns in Florida of the hurri-
cane that was first observed at,Windward
Islands, September 20, and was central
to-day seventy-fve miles southeast of Ha-
vana. Storm signals were ordered to-day
tor New Orleans and other gull ports and
due warning will be given everywhere of
the approach of the storm.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
ELECTIONS IN NORWAY.<
Will Probably Result in the Over
throw of the Ministry.

CHRIsTIANIA. Sept. 24-Up to Saturday
the results Of the elections for mem bers of
the Storthing in fifty-two of the ia dis
tricts were known. OF these fifty-two dis
tricts tbirty-four returned Radicals. In
only fourteen of the districts thus far
heard from were members OF the Right
elected. The Right lost three seats in the
city of Trondhjen. but gained like num-
Der il the rural districts. ALI indications
point to the maintenance by the Left of a
majority that will insure the overthrow of
the Ministry
The morning call., 1894-09-25
HIS DEATH A MYSTERY.
Discovery of the Decomposed Body
of Salinas Man.

SALINAS. Sept. 24.-Tbis morning word
reached here that dead man had been
found 10 the willows between here and
Castroville. A Deputy Coroner fastened
to the place and found The badly decom-
posed body of Edward Coy of Salinas.
Coy and his brother conducted a livery
stable here. Edward had said a week ago
Friday that he was going to San Jose on
business and would be gone two or three
days. This was the last seen of him. His
death seems to be a mystery, as it is
known that be did not leave town on the
ears; neither did he leave with any horse
or buggy from any of the stables. 1t is
believed be was killed through malice and
not for robbery. as his watch and chain,
money, ETC., were found on his body.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
SOLD THE MINES.
Great Deal Made i'm the Boulder
Region.

BOULDER, Colo, Sept. 24-Dr. Heppen-
heimer, owner of the Boston aud Baxter
mines at War1, received a telegram to-
day from Julius Thompson and Douglas
l.. V. Browne that the purchase Nancy
for The Great Colum bia vein, including tine
Boston. Baxter. Sullivan, Columbia. Teller.
Davidson, Madeleine and Niwot mines. was
ready. This property is on one of the
greatest mineral lOdes of Colorado and adj
Joins the celebrated Utica mine. A huge
plant Of machinery will be placed over the
Baxter shaft. which will be sunk 70 great
deptn and levels will be run on the trend
Oh the VEN. opening out the huge min eral
Douies known to exist in the property.
Inc new company will issue $4,000, OOC
capital stock.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCOKDANCE With THE TERMS AND
under the authority OF certain deed OF trust,
duly executed by JAMES X. SMITH, party OF the
first part. to HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS b. KENT, trustees parties OF the second
UNION. party OF the third part, dated November
rs, 1889 and recorded in the office OF the County
Recorder OF the city and county of San Francisco
State of Cafornia,in Libsr S75 of Deeds at pages
lis, and foil owing; and in pursuance OF resolu-
tIon passed on the 10th day of August, 1894, by
the board of directors of SAID SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION, a corporation md the holder OF
the note (No. 973l), to secure payment of which
the aforesaid deed of TRUST executed, deciar-
ing thai default had been made in the payment of
the principal sum aud otler sums due under SAID
note and deed OF trust, aud requesting and direct
ing said HENRY c. CAMPBELL and ADJ
DEUS b. KENT. trustees, to sell the real estate
described therein. TO satisfy said indebtedness
We, HENRY Q. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
X. KENT, trustees, do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF October. A. d. 1894,
at II o. clock of that day. and at the auction
sAlesroom of EASTON, ELDRIDGE 81 CO, 63S
Market street, in the city and county of San
Francisco, state of California will cell st pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash in gold
coin of the United States ali the piece or par
eel or land, situate In the city and county of san
Francisco. state OF California, described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Commencing at the corner formed by the inter-
section of the northerly line of Flbert street with
the eastery line OF Baker street. thence running
two (72l feet; thence at right angles eastsry one
hundr ed (O0) feet; thence at right angles north
erly forty eight t4S) feet to Presi1o street;
thence at right angles easterly thereon twenty
four CAD feet; thence at right angles sCutheriy
Hlnety-Sl4 (So) Ieets lnenCo az 1leut
erIy Iwenty-Seven feet three inches CT S-12
feet) more or less, to the easterly line OF tract
conveyed by the city and county OF san francisco
to X }. Tobin. by deed dated May IL, 1870, and
recorded in the office of the County Recorder OF
the city and county of San Francisco, In LiOer
59l OF Deeds, at page 335; thence southeriy along
said line TO the southeasteriy corner or SAID
tract: thence southwestorly TO point on the
northerly Iiae OF Fllbert street. distant ninety
eight feet four inches (9S 4-l2 feet) easterIy
from Baker street. and thence westerly along said
line OF Hilbert street feet four inches
(eS 4-l2 feet) to the point of commencement
Being portion of Western Addition block
number five hundred ana tifEy-one (55l), outside
lands. Together with the appurtenances.
Terms of sale-Cash in gold coin Of the United
States; tea per cent payable to the under signed
on the fal of the hammer: balance on delivery of
deed; and If not so paid, unless 70 want of title
(ten days being allowed for scarcely, then said
ten per cent TO be forfeited and the sale to be
void. Acts OF sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY G. CAMPBELL, ! 1r..
THADDEUS b. KENT, I AEusleeAs
sel8 II rs 20 oe2 3 8
The morning call., 1894-09-25
ONE CHARGE is PERJURY.
The Superintendent of a Mine i'm a
Bad Predicament.

FRESNO, Sept. 24-Henry w. Lindsey,
superintendent of the new Citizens mine.
MADEIRA County. has been arrested here
and taken to MADEIRA On a charge of per-
jurT in misrepresenting TO Charles A. Lee
Of Plain fields, n. j., the output of the mine
and the result of ASSAYS. There are other
allegations seriously affecting Lindsey and
among them that Of raising the pay checks
OF miners and of counting a young lady at
Wawona while ne has family 10 Phila-
delphia. Lindsey refuses to make any an
swer to the perjury charge.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
MAJOR WHAM'S TRIAL.
A Continuance Granted Over the Pro-
test of the Accused.

VANCOUVER. Wash, Sept 24-The court
for the trial of Major Wham, paymaster
United States army, assembled to-day,
but the prosecution was not ready to pro-
coed and asked for ten days postponement,
in which to correct the records, which the
iudge-adyOcate is now unwilling to lay
before the court or allow the accused or
his counsel TO examine. The request WAS
granted over the protest of the accused,
who asked for an immediate trial.
The principal charge against Major
Wham is conduct unbeeoming an officer
and gentleman in refusing to satisfy a
judgment obtained by Darius C. Holcomb
in the Supreme Court of New York, June
9, 1890
The morning call., 1894-09-25
BROTHERHOOD OF TRAINMEN.
Inc order Is Largely in Favor of
UeneraI Federation.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 24.-The Brotherhood
OIL IralDmen commenced its session this
morning. The delegates had a parade
ana secret session was held in the after
noon. system of federation uniting the
orders OF 'ra1nmen. engineers, frsmen.
conductors and telegraphers was discussed
by D. T.. Wilkinson. grand master of the
trainmen; Delos Everett. third grand mas.
ter. and Alfred E. Brown, who is grand
master OF the engineers. The sentiment
of The trsinmen is for the proposed feder-
alton, but no acton on the plan was taken
by them.
The morning call., 1894-09-25

round bout between Critic and Mackey
Dunn will precede the contest, and as this
will be the first appearance of Critic in
this city he will prove almost as good a
drawing card as the principals.
The carnival will close with the greatest
fight that has taken place in the las, two
years-Bob Fitzsimmons and Dan Cree
don to defend the middle-weight cham
piOnship of the world.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
TALK OF POPULISTS.
Webster, Dore and Gilbert Speak at
TuIare

TULARE, Sept pa. V. Webster, John
S. Dore and j. L. Gilbert, POpulist candi-
dates, respectively. for Governor, State
Controller and Congressman from the
Seventh District, addressed a large ana
enthusiastic gathering in this city this
evening The old parties and the present
administration of the States finances were
roundly scored, Mr.. Webster in particular
dwelling at length on the latter.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
Expedition to Khartour.

PARIS, Sept 24.-lt is reported that
Colonel Colville, Administrator of Uganda.
Instructed by the Minister of War. i,
gathering the remains If Emin Pasha',
Soudanese troops for a march on Bar Ell
Chazal, on the Nile. in order to prevent
the passage of the Mont 18th mission. The
departure of Colonel Colvile will he the
signal for joint Anglo Italian expedition
from SGakim and Karsala to Khartoum.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
Death Closed the Quarrel.

MARYsvILLE, Sept. PA fatal quarrel
between two half-breeds. Ed Ainsworth
and John Nj. Steele, took place Saturday
at Eagle Canyon, on the North Yuba
River, thirty -four miles east of Marysyille
and six miles southeast of DobbIns' ranch.
Ainsworth, who is only 10, shot Steele
through the neck and then crossed the
river to North San Juan and gave himself
nm
The morning call., 1894-09-25
BEFORE THE QUEEN.
Brilliant Performance Given by the
Haymarket Company.

LONDON, Sept "A. = The Haymarket
Company tonight gave a brilliant per-
Torrance of the BALLAD Monger and the
Red Lamp" in the b.lroom of Balmoral
Castle before the Queen, the royal family
and party of representatives of the
prominent families in the neighborhood.
At the conclusion of the performance Mr.
and Mrs. Beerhohm-T Tree and their prin-
cipal supporters were presented to the
Queen
The morning call., 1894-09-25
PRINCE GALITZIN.
Studying Southern California's Sys-
tenn of Irrigation,

Los ANGELES, Sept. 24.-Prince Greg
DRY GaliiZiD, lieutenant-general, Senator
and mem Der of the State Imperial Council
at ST. Petersburg, arrived here to-day.
The object OF Prince Galitzn's visit to
Southern California is to study the irriga-
ton systems. He has been in the State
but short time. but before his departure
he intends making visits to Riverside,
Redlands, ALEXANDRA, San Gabriel, Azusa
and other places.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
PARKHURST IN POLITICS.
He Believes TammaDy Can Be Most
!Soundlv Thrashed.

He BELIEVES Eamma0y Can Be MOST
Soundly Thrashed.
NEW YORK. Sept. 24-Dr. Charles 81.
Parkhurst fired another broadsde at Tam
many Hall tonight at the Second Reformed
Presbyterian Church. Among some things
he said: 81 think we can thrash Tammany
ought of sight on election day. There is
only one obstacle, the failure of another
Tammany organization TO agree.
"The city of New York is at present the
most phenomenal In the world. The re-
cent outbreak Of crime is unparalleled.
The spirit of anarchy is abroad. There is
such disregard for all police regulation by
tie for as should make us blush, if not
10 tremble.W
The morning call., 1894-09-25
FIREBUGS OUT.
Some Wretch Set a Torch to the
Erie Carshops.

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 24-Ths firebug applied
his torch to the Erie carshops to-night.
The torch was placed right in the winds
eye. and, with northwest breeze behind
it, drove the flames over the five-acre plant
so rapidly that united efforts of the Fire
Department could do nothing except 10
save adjoining property. The shops were
valued al $250,000. Weeks, a coal-shippe,
OF Buffalo, had thirty cars In the shons.
Insurance about 100000 The citv ia
greatly agitated and every faetory-owner
The morning call., 1894-09-25
THE STORMS DEAD
People Killed by the
Cyclone.
MORE THAN ONE TWISTER.
Several Travelling on the Same
Lines.
MORE THAN ONE TWISTER.
GOOD PROOF OF THIS THEORY.
Towns and Localities Far Apart
Were Struck at Almost
the Same Time.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 24-The mo-
accurate list of dead in Friday night
cyclone is as follows. all apparent duplic'
ions being eliminated. At Spring Valley
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nenish Dodge.
c. G. King.
Frank Mosher's child.
Mrs. Louis Rose, fatally hurt.
AT LEROY: Henry Finley.
Charles Gilbertson.
Mrs. Dunton.
John Nelson.
In the vicinity of Algona, Iowa:
Mrs. George Beaver.
Myrtle Beaver.
NJ. Sweppes and two children.
Frank Beclemyer.
Fred French and two children.
George Hallman's two children.
- kediDgton.
Cl0usden's child.
Mrs. Swan Peterson.
Albert Bakers child.
Mrs. Tweed and two children.
ROckevelPs child.
GOulden family of four.
Robert Stevenson.
unknown woman.
Mrs. Christian Daub and two children.
Near Emmetts burg, Iowa.
Mrs. Foley.
Miss Foley.
North of Cerro Gordo, Iowa:
Louis Grongault.
d. L. Harlow and wife.
Ellery de Kercher.
John Peterson.
Near Britt. Iowa:
Mrs. Griggs.
MIR. jacobson.
MIR. Stugart and two children.
Unknown man and child.
Near Usage, Iowa:
Henry Findlay.
Chris GlbertsOn.
Joseph Nelson.
AT Usage. Iowa:
Mrs. P. 5. Herbert and two bows.
Mrs. P. Lornegan.
Annie Perry.
William Perry.
Near Wesley, Iowa:
III. Caster and wife.
Fatally injured in Cerro Gordo:
Mrs. Maggie Baker.
Harold NJ. McKeicher.
Alice MeKecher.
Near Usage, Iowa:
James Mccain and wife.
William Stanton.
AT Lowther, Iowa:
Mrs. Phil Andrews.
Mrs. CruRer.
B. Hamilton.
Near Mason City. Iowa:
Mrs. Edith Bentley.
James O'Neill.
EfoTA, MINI, Sept. 24.-The cyclon
Vhlch visited this village Friday nigh
truck Laird Station. three miles south o,
ne southwestern, upsetting the depo
cross the track. overturDiug several car
oaoed with coal and twisting the wheel
rom the cars. 1t struck Z. 5. Hnrpino,
arm and destroyed every building excen
me. Other buildings and property in IN,
le1ghbOrhood were damaged mora mr. loss
SPRING VALLEY, Mimi, Sept 24.-Tba
mere were at least TWO and probably thre
wisters responsible for the work of deaf
mo destruction Oh Friday seems eoncm
I've on examination, while several noint
we're struck at about 10 O'Clock. Burr Oak
village near Usage and to the southwes
u Leroy, was visited at IL o'clock, and
Ioes not seem likely one cyclone woul
make complete circle and last from a
0 IL O'Clock in radius of eight mil-,
'urIhermore, Leroy was struck at a.
'ciock and Cresco, Iowa, Oh the south. q
almost II not precisely the same moment
o 1t is quite clear these were separat
yclones.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
BEATEN BY THE DUTCH.
ihey Expect Shortly to Take the
Capital of lnr,,hnk

IHE HAGUE, Sept 24.-Dispatches re-
ceived from Batavia, Java, saw that
Matarim, capital of the Island of I,ombok.
mas been almost destroyed by the bonn
oardment of the Dutch fleet. The be-
sleged Balinese are beginning to suffer
rom famine. and are expected to capitu-
late to-day. ~ oap''u-
The morning call., 1894-09-25
NUMBERING WOMEN.
Another "Jack the Ripper" Is Oper-
ating in Austria.

VIENNA, Sept. PA terrible double
tragedy of "Jack-the-Ripper" order is re-
ported from Amras, not far from Inn
spruck. Friday young and pretty
waitress of Amras went away from her
employers residence to witness a re-
ligious procession. While on her return
home the girl was murdered and the only
clew 10 the assassin is a knife picked IN
near the body. Near the spot where the
waitress was killed the body of another
woman, naked and slashed with a knife.
was found to-day. In addition, another
woman belonging to the same neighbor-
hood is missing
A strong detachment Of gendarmes and
two companies Of riflemen are securing
the country around Amras, but all efforts
to arrest the murderer have been unsuc-
cessful.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
The Adams Inquiry.

VALLEJO, Sept. PA board of inquiry
will meet al the hayward Tuesday morn
ing to inquire into the grounding of the
United Stats steamer Adams up at St.
Pauls Island In Boring Sea.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
Another Hophouse Burned.

SACRAMENTO. Sept "a Gregory Bros
h phouse in the outskirts of the city was
destroyed by fire early this evening. The
loss on the machinery, hops and house is
estimated at between $1,000 and $4,000; in
surance $4,000.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
Studying Political ECONOMY.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 24.-To-uay 100 Normal
School giIls made a tour of the courthouse
and devoted special attention to registra-
ton in the Clerks Office. They are being
given practical course in the study of
political economy.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
Killed by a Train.

FRESNO, Sept. 24.-News from Coils is
to the effect that an UNKNOWN man was
run over and killed by train near there
last night.
The morning call., 1894-09-25
Cholera i'm North pussio

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24-The Marine
hospital Bureau is in receipt of a cable
SSsspa,ch from Dr.. Erwin in London, dated
cholera at Archangel, In Russia ''"0o u
The morning call., 1894-09-25
Why Has Sozodont

Become the staple Dentifrice OF America? Sim
ply because IL is impossible to use it, even for
week. without perceivIng its hygenic effect upon
the teeth. the gums and the breath.
The morning call., 1894-09-25

is putting on additional armed watchmen.
The fire of tonight was the sixth incendi-
airy FIRE in a week.
The morning call., 1894-09-25

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