eight o'clock
If he had n't , would he please call on Mr. Alfred J. Fraser at eight o'clock . Dalyrimple 's wonder was mingled with uncertainty . He debated with himself whether it were not his cue to take the first train out of town . But an hour 's consideration decided him that his fears were unfounded and at eight o'clock he arrived at the big Fraser house in Philmore Avenue . Mr. Fraser was commonly supposed to be the biggest political influence in the city . His brother was Senator Fraser , his son-in-law was Congressman Demming , and his influence , though not wielded in such a way as to make him an objectionable boss , was strong nevertheless . He had a great , huge face , deep-set eyes , and a barn-door of an upper lip , the melange approaching a worthy climax in a long professional jaw .