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CRICKET IMPLEMENTS
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
my7-H 239 Baltimore street.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
PATENT SH0ULDER-SEAM SHIRT!
Something entirely new and which has been much needed
in manufacture Shirts heretofore, only known
and costing several years study and experimenting
complish.
THE IMPROVEMENT EXISTS IN THE
BAND AND YOKE,
By giving an EASY FIT about the of the neck
and its proper adjustment, whereby it gives and
smooth to the bosom-a desirable thing for
gentleman.
We therefore call attention of the public
PATENT SPRING YOKE SHIRT
Manufactured only by US, and warranta Mt every
We also have hand large and complete of
GENTlEMeNS FURNISHING Goo0S.
THE
LATEST STYLES
Sole Agentfor John Clark, Jr Il Co.'S Machine Cotton
WIN. P. TOWLES l. BRO,
I45 Baltimore street
my19-tf Under Carroll Hall
The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
E. MOUNTS,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where found the largest Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens strangers are requested
this stock of Furniture before purchasing as
there be found always hand and to order:
TETE-A-TETES, in Brocaele, Piusbsor Hair CLOTH So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth or
cred in goods to ORDER Full French Parlor half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocaelle, Plush, or Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany Of various Styles from 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak &c. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, OF all pat
terns HAIR Husk and Spring MATTRESSES hand and
| made to order All goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT,
fe2-h No. 81 N. Gay st. OPP. Odd Fellows Hall.
| THos. SHANKs, Practical MAoHINIsT,
AND SEWING MACHINE DEALER,
| ---e CARROLL BALL, Cup stairs) a..s r-
| HoWES FAMILY SEWING MACHINES and all other
| kinds. new and secondhand, for sale. WltSd3t.
| LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT AND WHITE FISH.
| Also, No. MACKEREL, Susquehanna and Labrador
HERRING kits halves and quarter bbs all In excellent
order and ofnne quality, just received by
t GRErN 4 Yol,
je2tf 80 Baltimore street.
| IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEpERs. F'-
l. To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
| Mill 1-r i..t " 20 -,
| No. 3NoRru STREET
slo-h JAMES q. JOHNSON
| WooDi WooDil Woopill
sAvs2opsR ossr. by buying wosd at Office Of City
Steam Fire Wood Mill es1 1854 7e5Fa ~
No.sNoRrH srs.nr. s
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1860

,,.,.,vaEts published every morning (San
H| thttl ,i price Tpo Cents; served IN the city at
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.iat. mtilsN "
q ,unam n,,stlv Edition l. mnilcd 10 subscribers
IIG ~ n.liars PET annum Tsrmf-nvHriahiy cash
n niNfps Edition il mailed TO subscribers al One
. lh. ,''Uty prr annum, payablein advance. Oh
mailed 10 one address tor................. $3.50
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Mr.. John Nininger, native of baltimore but
now resident of Havana, and consul for the king
dom OF Sweden and Norway, has had confirmed up-
on him by the King of those nations the title of gen.
tleman or member of the ancient and noble Order Of
Wava.
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MRS. JANE E. HICKS, the wife of Governor Hicks,
we regret to announce, died at Annapolis on Tues
day morning after painful and lingering illness,
in the 40th year of her age.
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THE New ENvELopE.---The Washington States
says that the self-ruing stamped envelope,
which was placed on sale during the last year by
way of experiment, has been permanently adopted
by the Post Office Department. 1t will hereafter
be supplied to postmasters on frequest, and will be
sold at the following rates For single package
the same price as the old; when more than one
package is TAKEN an average advance of two cents
per hundred envelopes upon the rates ofthe old.
The second edition will be decided Improvement
upon the first, and will be the most substantial as
we'll as one of the most beautiful letter envelopes in
the market.
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The IyoRYTYPE.
Persons wanting Pho0gr ap Portraits should call and
and examine the Iyoryyp before having their pictures ia
ken any other process il certainly eXceS any coored
portrait male nd will bear microscopic examination.
Copies of deceased friends beautifully executed in the
above style, an perfect Xix =nesses guaranteed.
ISRAtL {: CO,
iesO If l25 Baltimore street.
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n y srmGg' Cashier
A MEXICAN HARDWARE.
IN WATERS X SCOTT,
No SoUtn CukRLEs sfRsrr. haltimnre
DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS AGENTS FOR
TIRE SAf.E OF
DISsTON'S CAST STEEL MILL, CROSS CIT AND
CIRCULAR SAWS
TACKS. BRADS, SHOE AND CLOrT NAILS.
AXES. HATCHETS AND OTHER EDGE TOOLS
BRIGHT AND ANNkALEU WIRE. - - .
SHEET BRASS BRASS KETTLES, BRASS AND COP
PER WIRE
NEW ENGLAND SCREW CO.'S GINLET POINT WOOD
RI Sell ERWIN MANUFACTURING co IS 10 KS,
ETC
HORSE AND CLINCH NAILS.
SHOW Is AND SPADES IRON AND BRASS HEAD
SHOW ELS AND T0NGS
STRAP AND I HINGES, BOLTS ETC.
.CANDLESTiCKS. MOLAsSES AND OIL GATES
COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS, ETC.
j. NJ KING 4 CO.'S STOCKS AND DIES.
All the ahCvr. with general assortment Of BUILD
Frs HARDWARE, we offer at Factory rates. JUG II
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MASS MEETING IN MONUMENT SQUARE.-An adver-
tisement in another column calls meeting to be
held in the square, this evening, to ratiy the NOM
nations of Breckenridge and Lane. Several prom
inent public men, and eloquent speakers are an
nounced
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ENGLISH VIEW OF MIR. SUMMERS SPEEcH.-The
London Times closes notice of Mr.. Summers
harangue recently delivered in the United States
Senate as follows:
owe must, in the name of English abotionism
at least, protest against these foolish and Eindcye
harangues. Scarcely has the frenzy caused by
John Browns outrage begun to die away than out
comes Mr.. Sumner with speech which will set the
whole South in fame. We we'll believe that
the prospects of the Republican party have been
already damaged by it. Mr.. Sumner is one of
that class of politicians who should be muzzled by
their friends The man who can in personal irrita
bity forget the interests of great cause is its
worst enemy. Slavery existed the American
continent long before the Assembly of which Mr..
Sumner is a member. On it depends, or issupposed
20 doponh. tho rrnsrsrity of holf tho TTrion; tho
looms of Lancashire and Normandy, as well as
those of Mr.. Summers own State, are supplied by
slave-grown cotton, and hundreds of millions of
Northern dollars vested in save-worked plan
tations. Slavery with its roots thus deep in the
SOIL is not to be rooted up by any peevish effort of
rhetoric; and we may predict that the who
first gains victory for the of abolition will
be of very different temper to the Senator from
Massachusetts,"
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ANDREW f. WARNEH, -
SILVER VIE And nj FINE 8 GOLD JEwELRy,
VIM, D, AMEN W 4 ,g, DEALER IN
EN- ! La AND FASCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in store beautiful sssormsnt of SsE Styles and Pft
GaPs H hRg sssf
SR RSG 8G RG sSs win
XTg6y Emerald PsSr 0pa Ss Lae S
Gold Thimhles CUT Buttons and Pins; Sigpet Chased and
$ o4 k and Jet cae Fe s segS Pps F
Rings Hair JeWery Of beautiful designs, &c. ~
Plated TEA SETS, Walters Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Cast2rs Candle Sticks PsaE
ARTICLES, &c which will be sold on the most reasonable
erms s2Gtt
OFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & CO.,
Baltimore Maryland-We would call the attention Of the
RPESEver sncs the use Of these articles was Introduced
England the demand for them there has been constantly
HAVING become t n 6s, o
tanned abroad still later quarries OF American Slate
ing been opened and worked yielded slabs of as good
manuiactulng since been done in this country, and
constantly ncfeaig n h ii S 6"raitya,
Importance OF Slate manufactures, and the rapid gr9w ~
the demand for them the business may yet be consderedn
| its infancy .,,..
ty all ohersFirs account of their cleanliness sec
their cheapnes ourthy account of their strength fifth
ly on account of t faE fRRrGcGGE! GyNL1NEss
As Slate possesses beautiful satu.ike surface, and
perfectly body, is proof against the action
OF smoke coal gas and oils and when, on any &C.
count its enameled surface requires cleaning 1t is easily
done by the use of soap water, little sweet oil and
| washleather. - = -
| THEIR BEAUTY.
The peculiar qualities of Slate render it's surface suscep
ibe the highest decoration and finish. BY ingenious
process the of Slate Slabs be made to initiate
only the costly and Marbles but also be
decorated with rich and specimens of Mosaic Work En-
| ameed Flowers, Birds, &c, &c.
| THEIR CHEAPNESS.
They from twenty 10 forty cent cheaper than
| mon Marble Nantes
| THEIR STRENGTH.
By actual experiment has been ascertaned that Slab
Slate inch thick, will bear much weight and
heavy blow piece of Marble six inches thick.
| THEIR DURABILITY.
Coatings applied the Slate in the
of Enameng, and these rendered permanent by heat
so that Slate will stand exposure weather bet
ter and retain its brancy longer, than Marble any
other 1t has stood the test of seventeen years
wear n England and this country trumphed over every
objection and survived the opposition that was raised by
those interested in crying down the invention
Our ARRANGEMENTS VITA the quarres such that
hereafter there will difficulty in filling all orders for
Slate Nantes promptly. 80 . -,,,,,., ~,
| apo tfr GEO. o. STEW EMS u Cu
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WoOD WooDiI WooDill
SAvs2oPsR by buying your Wosd at Office Of CITY
Steam Fire Wood Mill, @*fss e-i..f aeesraf ~
-a No. sNoRfH srssnf q as
JAMES n. JOHNSON
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEpERs E'
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mil, - -t W @
No. 3NoRrH STREET
SLOT JAMES a. JOHNSON
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INDIGNATION AGAINST A CAPTAIN WHO REFUSED TO
GO TO THE ASSISTANCE OF A BURNING STEAMER.-The
coroners jury in the case of the Ben. W. Lewis,
burnt by explosion at Cairo found in their verdict
that the steamer Bay City, lying near, might have
saved all or nearly all the lives that lost, and
they express their contempt and adherence for
Capt. Miller, in refusing, when requested, to rem
der assistance. The excitement against him
intense. His life being in danger he made early
start for St. Louis, but upon arriving at Quarantine
was informed that the atmosphere of St. Louis
would not be healthy for him, and with his family
he effected a landing at Columbia, and thence took
a carriage to the nearest railroad station for Pitts
burg. Hismate, John Il. Smith, at the time of the
disaster, launched lifeboat and rescued from the
water woman, who had both arms broken, and a
struggling man.
DEATH OF A MASSACHUSETTS Reconsideration
Twichell, the last member of a singular family,
died at Milford Mass, on the 10Th ut., leaving
considerable quantity of money lying about in
poverty After his death stores of gold and silver
were found secreted, nicely adjusted in layers of
dollars, halves and quarters, and small coins His
farm, one of the most beautiful in Milford suffered
from neglect, and his wife was compelled to leave
him many years ago, and recently, for stipulated
sum, gave bonds that she would make no claim
upon his property. The overseers of the poor took
charge of the specie, and deposited it in the Mil
ford Bank for safe keeping. rs
The OYSTER ExCITEMENT.-The Kent Ne,os saws
that meeting of residents of Kent county, Mary
land is to be held in reference to the oyster cues
ton. That district has large and increasing in
terest at stake in this matter, as nearly all of the
most valuable of the land seized by Messrs Miles
4 Co., lying in Kent county, are adjacent. Should
this gigantic attempt at appropriation succeed, a
large class of its most honest and reputable citizens
who now devote themselves exclusively and prof.
tably in catching oysters and fish, would be de-
prived of the means of supporting themselves and
families, and doubtless many who now possess com.
Portable houses and happy families would soon be
reduced to comparative poverty and want.
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LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT AND WHITE FISH.
Also, No. l MACKEREL, Susquehanna and Labrador
HERRING in kits halves and quarter bbs all In excellent
order and fine quality, just received by
-s."sa.e t' r. GREIN Yol,
je2N .s4as eaE a ss Baltimore street
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ju6-?aw&ds Aucioneer.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
lCITY-WILKINS Us. CO0CH ANDsOTHERS.-0r
b. the Court this day of july 1867 that the sale of Bar
NUNS City Hotel Stock to Mrs Sarah Cooch, made and re
ported by Wallis the Trustee this be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause the contrary be shown
before the 27thday Of July inst provided copy Of this
order be inserted in oaily newspaper published in
the city of Gilmore week for three successive
weeks before the said 9th day Of July inst.
The report states the amount OF said sales to be
WIN GEO. KREBS.
Truccopy, Test-GE0. W. SHERWOOD,
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To TRAVELLERS.
Just received, a supply of SoAPBoX ES, BRUSH
GUARDS, SPONGE BAGS and P0CKET-CUPS.
\ HYNSON JENNINGS CO,
mv25tf Sc y. Charles street
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BEDFORD WATER.
This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh, ia gallon
demijohns by single gallon Also, CoNGREss WATER, in
bottles. For sale by a. j. HAMPsoN,
e 2l-tf 81 N Charles st, near Pleasant.
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CHMDREN's CARRIAGES &c.
We call the attention OF readers the Fancy Store of
Mr. GEO P STEINBACK, No. 70 Baltimore street,
he has thirtytwo different styles Of Chidrens Carriages,
which, all conscience, is sufficient for any to select
from Mr. s. has every description of Chdren's Toys,
which he is selling low the qualify can be OBJ
tanned in any house in Baltimore.
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CARD.
Dr. c. A. HARRIS bees leave inform his patients that
Dr. GEO c. DE MARINI,a gentleman well qualified to
fulfill all professional engagements will hereafter asss
him in his practice.
No 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Ramc,e June 18TH 1860 je26-eoIOt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
G @ UT 10 e.

1t has come to my knowledge that parties in San
Francisco have resored 10 Tie base aruGce of at
tempting TO forge my lbe,wih some slight alterations
using the name Delays" instead Of "DALY's,' y
&C AROMATIC VALLEY WilIsKEY," and also using
the word Cumberland instead of MoNoNGA-
HELA."
These DOGUS LABELS have been put on bottles Of
entirely different shape from mine containing the
mones trash and packed in intended to initiate
and branded similar to the genuine, using the name
" Delays" instead Of " DALY's."
Dealers in the interior, well consumers are
cautioned not to be imposed upon by this bogus artl-
Gle.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the shape
of my Bottle which is unlike any other, and also to
the name, WILLIAM III. DALY, NEW
YORK - blown in each Bottle.
have no fear of this, or any other spurious arti-
cle interfering with tie sale ofmy
Aromatic valley whisky
but caunot oioav such base fraud to be rracticed
upon honest merchants, or the unsuspecling consum
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
SEQ RsEVyARD.

~ sTRAYED from the Prairie House, eight
sESsSA miles from Aiarysvlle, on The sth of June,
NR dark Iron Gray HORSE, right hind leg
afiF1Ala white half way u the gambrel, face lighter
colored than his body and curly name The horse
is very trim built and may be known by his having
a hollow IN the left side OF his neck He had rope
OF hts neck when he left lie has been seen near Ma
rysylile Il is thought that he has been stolen.
Any one deliverying said horse 81 DAN SOhOOL-
fEs sts5,s, eth Tscs@ the above reward.
iJ4ieT; '''''.' IH?s GAR0ITIrE
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
Syetjal 3lotite2.
lIRG. MINNLOE.


An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup or children teethng, which greatly IA
ctate the process Of teething by soening the gums
refac'ns a oasmation-wH ollay all pain, and is
sure To regulate the bowels. Depend upon mothers
i VIII everest yourselves, and rccr anc heath to
your nianis Pcfecty safe IN all cases. See adyer.
'se''''' io another coloan. mayl-1y
Tho Medical rad Surgical rus,itutc g.
Or. D. j. CzAP1AV, Is already secured IN a position
winch places Il, as wen as its proprietor far above
the assaults Of envy and pr fsssional malice. In the
schools Of France, The highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department Of Medical
science, and they occupy with Others an eorarvIov
position in the profession. Gicorl an ls.r,us e
simple, shining light among the lhosopblc,l stare NJ
his age In Europe and DR.. Czapkay has fully eouaued
him In tls country, rs proof Of which, the pbna.
delphia College Of Medicine compimented him with n
Diploma, and the honorary al ouadega degree ss
Letting this as his fold of operation although qualified
as graduate Of the University of Pesth, and late
Cmei Surgeon OF the Hungarian Revolutionary armv
Tor more eXtended 'abors, Dr. l.. J. Czapay has bent
his earnest attention to the cure Of chronic and rr
yate diseases in which he has become -o great an cv
pert that he i' now REGARDED as the LEADER in this
braach of his profession Hrougaou. ha United STATES
"' ''' b''t ann ""s'tplg are punlished rs mat
ter OF Interest 70 their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street, corner Of
Leiiesior nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa.
ciac Mail Steamship Company.
- We asl; particular attention Of orr readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in another
column of this paper. jeSO-3m
Esaii's sorSaPariiia, Yellow Dock and
I5dide of Potass is prepared from the finest red Ja
maica Sarsapariia and English lolide of Potqss-ad-
mira6e as restorative AMI purifier of the blood It
cleanses the System Of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimplc3 boils and cruptons from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains'of all kinds All who
can afford should use it, as 1t tends to give them
strength ana prolong lie.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per brttlc.
L. HALL CO., proprietors,
Wholesale Drlrrisfs. ( So
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M"h..li MNE HILL RAcEs.-At Mokelumne
a." Oh the Fourth, three races were run
The Independent says:
Inc frst was trotting match in harness,
best two in three, mile heats, for 5000. be-
tween John p. Shears b. m. Mary Parks and
ueo. kelton's b. h. Jerry Newell. The race
W. was won by the more in two straight heats.
Time-3:40-3:35.
Ihe second race was for proprietor's purse
et slOO, open for running horses, single dash
OF mile. f. Wesson entered Vallecto blk
H. Fandango, against Shirley Colt, entered by
some some one whose name we could not obtain.
Won by Fandango. Time-l:50.
another propretor's purse Of S25 was run
ioF, there being three entries; single dash of
. mile. Won BY Sam Houser's b. 6. Time,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

A FATHER KILLS HIS SoN.-The Winchester
Tenn journal, of recent date relates the
following
Mr. Mason, an old and respected citizen of
franklin county, living near Salem, killed
his son a few days since by shooting him
with gun. 1t appears the son had gone to
Mr.. Mason's for the purpose Of getting some
money which the old man had, and attemp-
ted to take it by force. Mr.. Masons wife
went to call in a neighbor when her son
threatened to blow her brains out Atthis
juncture the father shot the son to save the
wife and mother. Mr.. Mason gave himself
up to the authorities but was discharged
upon the groung Of the killing being justih.
ble.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

The application of McGlynn and Butler to
prove the will of the Hon. D. c. Broderick,
was being heard in the San Francisco Pro-
bate Court at last accounts. There were
SIX or seven attorneys there representing
adverse claimants.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

THE law prohibiting the manumission of
slaves in Maryland went into operation on
the lst Of June. In view of this fact no less
than 1876 slaves were manumittcd in Fredcr-
lex county alone, since the lat of March,
when the law was passed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. CHARLrs L-,;c1--, Judge.

CT, TUESDAY, July 10Th, 1860.
oncoc6 VS.. Pasqual-NOton TOR new trial NJ.
gued and submitted.
dayit- va
l.. c. McQuaid VS.. H. II. 1yon-Continued ill
Friday i3th July.
r., NJ: klockeubaum VS. T., W. Thomas ct al
Findings hled judgment entered in favor of the
plaintiff.
Ditto VS., Dtto-Ssme order
ofeopIe vs.. Gage-Judgment of Court below
John Evans VS.. w. w. Presburv-Phcod on
calendar. Answer Withdrawn, demurrer argued
and submitted.
Pickens VS.. Eureka Mining Co.-Lelve TO a.
mend complain upon payment Of costs One day's
leave to defendants to answer.
Thursday.
Court adjourned till 10 AN. tomorrow.
EAnTnouAKEs IN CH1LE.-Mr. Luis Book. Of
Chanareillo writes thus in private letter to
a gentleman Of San Francisco;
We have had some smart shocks of earth
quakes since last October, and | have OBJ
served that the noise comes from the west.
while IN Copiapo it came from the east so |
conclude that the shocks begin ct some point
between here and the coast The October
earthquake (which nearly destroyed Conf
ePoI was Utmost severely at the Salado
mi mines, north of Copiapo, close to The coast
me houses were all destroyed. and empty
bottles rolled from one eud.of the ward TO
the other People say here that when milk
coagui'tes before twelve o'clock, there will
bean earthquake before midnight, and have
found 1t to be so; bat perhaps other occur
fences may have produced this Certain it
IS however, that when the sky is clouded
ana the weather cold, the occurrence Of
earthquakes will be followed by n clear skv
and warm weather the following day. Some.
tunes there is a noise and no earthquake. and
sometimes an earthquake and no noise At
Cerro Binnco to the east of this place, the
shaking IS felt long while after it is felt
here. The beginning of spring and harvest
are the times when earthquakes are most fre.
quent. Many persons here speak of an earth
quake as electricidad suJterraneo. (suJter-
ranean electricity and the theory that earth.
qqakes are caused by electricity is entertain
ed by many persons.