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To the Republicans Of the Tenth Congress
siOnal District.
SAN ANToNIoN, July 7, 1882.

SAN ANToNIoN, July 7, 1882.
A convention of the republicans of the 10th
congres sonal district, comprising the counties
of Bandera, Bastrop. Bekar. Blanco, Burnet,
Comal, Concho, Crockett Edwards, Gillespie,
Kendall, Kerr, Kimble. Kinney, Lampasas,
Llano, Mason, McCulloch, Medina, Menard,
San Saba, Travis. Uvalde and Williams is
hereby called to meet at San Antonio, on
tuesday, the 9Th day of August, 1852, at s
p. m, for the pu pose of nominating a candi-
date for congress, and to consider such other
business as may be brought before the con-
vention
The chairman of the republican committees
Of the counties above named are requested to
call conventions or meetings of the republicans
of the county at the county seats of the several
counties to elect delegates to this convention,
tn calls to I've duly published Each county
NAV send as many delegates as it thinks
proper, the basis of representation to be fixed
by the district convention
A. SIEMRR'NG,
Chairman Of the Republican Executive Com
mttee for the 10th congressional district.
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AUSTIN BUDGET.

To the Editor SanAntonio EVENING LIGHT:
AUSTIN, July IL, 1882.
THE Russell TRIAL
is dragging along slowly. The prosecution
proved the false account beyond doubt, but
the defense now introduce his chief clerk and
prove by HIN that Russell had nothing to do
it'll the account and did not know of its
being doctored. II Rus ell did not, did the
chief clerk know of this fraud and connved
at RusselPs swearing to the account as correct?
The United States attorney introduced other
fraudulent accounts to show that if Mr.. Rus
sell was ignorant of this one, how can he
claim ignorance of others equally fraudulent
and amounting to thousands of dollars? 1t is
very probable that man in an Office crowded
with business would sign papers laid before
him by his confidential clerks, but such is not
the case when he swears to accounts. If
such was the case, all public officers had bet
ter employ tools for their clerks and deputies,
and, after having admitted fraud, charge it
upon such clerks or deputies and get one or
two Of them to leave the country, as in this
case, Jake Wolff having left at a very con
yenient time-fnr Russell.
Interest in this case has about died out, as
people are beginning to see that The whole
trial will prove farce.
Its very likely that Judge Evans, the dis
trict attorney, has learned some hing to the adj
vantage of the government and the protection
of innocent people, and will hereafter place
witnesses on the stand whom he thought i,
best to excuse, who know some damaging
facts in connection with the swearing to these
many fraudulent accounts, even if the Judge
has 20 testify.
OUR PRIMARIES
are over and the county convention has set
and Matched. The delegates to Galveston
are nearly all Ireland men.
One peculiar circumstance occurred while
this august body was in session, which will
show how these democratic conventions are
manipulated, but, how inothis instance the
chairman was imposed on.
The delegates from the Duval precinct had
to leave for their homes before the business of
the convention had been completed. SO they
authorized a certain gentleman to cast the
vote of their precinct, but under all circum-
stances against Ireland. This soon got wind,
and upon an unimportant question com
ing up, this delegate cast the vote
to suit the cut and DIR ed pro- ramme
of the manipulators, but smart Allick
not understanding this, rose to a "pint
of order and asked whether person could
cast vote in this convention without a writ
ten proxy. The chairman, soto voce to
smart Allick, "Sit down the man is voting
all right"
When it came to resolution irstructing the
delegates 10 Galveston to vote for John Ire
land, our Daval man voted for such instruc-
tons. 10 jumps Smart Allick again and re-
peated his pint of ORDER" again the same
remark by the chairman. which was not low
enough not to be heard by the entire conven.
ii n, our Dayal man included, Duval Proxy
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JOSEPH E. DWYER,
Executor
Ireland and the Freie PresSe

From the Freie Presse, July Io.]
Concerning Ireland, we have expressed our
opinion several times recently, but confined
ourselves to his value in his own party. We
have given him credit for his opposition to the
political infallibility of the o. A. Thus he
had the courage to express his opinions re-
garding the politics Of Roberts in a fearless
manner that he decoyed the O. A. out of his
Of his den and threw the gauntlet at his feet.
For all this we respect him and shall treat
him accordingly. AT present he is neither
more nor less than an ordinary citizen of
Texas, who has offered himself to his fellow
citizens as a candidate for the office of gov
ernor. He is net even candidate yet.
whether he will be one, time only will tell. To-
day he is a citizen who has the right to be
treated with respect. In his war against Il .
O. A. we stand by him. and take his part.
Opinions as pronounced by him suit our po-
ltical taste better than those of the old
alcalde These are fractional, the other pro-
yressive-not in the manner we would wish,
but yet progressive.
Should ireland be nominated at Gal
weston. then in that case he will
he our direct opponent and with it our tactics
will change against him; we do not wish to
burn up our powder before the fight begins
Our heavy b,tteries are in position and am
munition plenty and it shall be blow after
blow and be made warm for Ireland. But he
can rely upon an honest contest on our part
AS much as we honored Schleicher and as
much as we resented the mode of contest Of
Ireland in 1875 yet we shall not oppose him
with his own kind of weapons, on the con-
xrary, We will show him that an honest contest
Is preferable always, even if we lose in the
end.
eff the republicans need material for dele
gates they can call on their neighbors, the
democrats, who have always lar supply
on hand" thus says the Express. We call
the Express attention to the fact that up to
date the democrats have always recruited
among the republicans f,r their conventions.
this time we have given them Breneman and a
few others but lately democratized semi Ger
mans, and could call the name Of a large num-
Der of citizens who formerly called themselves
republicans. The chief radiance of all these
has been beneficial to the republicans. The
native element, we mean Americans. are well
represented among these boilers, and we
hope they will stick where they belong. We
do not need any material for our conventions,
but we shall get material out of the democrat
ic ranks for our tickle, more than may be rel
ished by the Express, and it shall not be the
worst material of its party by any means.
.'Wait for the wagon. Erie Presse.
Tw y HUNDRED pieces fine figured lawns at
six cents yard; former price ten cents. al
7i:-2t oCHRAM 70. 5.
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The Jack Rabbit.

I've seen the, "rexian Hare" upon the desert
plain
Perform with grace and speed thy comic
And recently with some degree ofpain,
I've met thee in the daily papers.
All, once deemed thee guileless as a child,
DeVid of stratagems, policies, and ricks,
Nor thought thou wouldst exchange the bond
less wild,
For all the honors found in politics.
But since thy gorgeous portrait met the eye,
Twas known Ambition held a charm for
And, though | say it with melting sigh,
The Q. A. nailed thee to the Caucus Tree"
There is, also, one hope thy furtive cause to
bliss,
And set thee with the sheep men once again
all right.
Give to the ''rmes' thy ears, thy tail to the
Express"
And help with all thy might to "spreAd the
LIGHT"
Return, John Rabbit. to thy prairie wild,
Nor hope among the Bourbonseer to shine,
For, to draw the picture in colors very mild,
They have larger ears, and longer tails than
P. S. Say to Mistress Rabbit when you
meet again,
To be content with Natures perfect plan,
For of all the creatures treacherouS and vain,
The one with less redeeming traits is man
JACKS REPLY
I've lodged cayotes on the prairie bleak,
And skipped from eagles on the butling crag,
But profound meanness was to me all Greek,
Until fought with politicians for the swag 4!
San Antonio, July 10, 1882.
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Recorders Court.

Honorable J. French, Mayor presiding:
Geo. Dorsch, violating irrigation, fined SIS.
c Schmidt, disorderly, fined S..
Cesaria Soliz drunk, fined S..
F. Yturbide, drunk, fined SIS
Delgado, disorderly. fine S..
Violet Muller, drunk, fined S..
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The Harms tragedy is still the subject of
general conversation. and the great question is
what will they do with Thompson
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Tw, HUNDRED pieces fine figured lawns at
six cents yard; former price ten cents. al
7I,-n SCHRAM & Co.'S.
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JUDGE SEIMERING will lecture before the
normal school.
IT IS now stated that Skob.loff suic;ded to
escape exposure of his connection with the
Nihlists.
THE repression bill goes through parlia,
ment without trouble now that all the Irish
members have been expelled.
"A man named Mcdonald, was arrested
this morning for carrying a pistol. Mack
Taylor was also jailed for fighting, but after
wards released on bind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

DOES PROTECTION PRoTs CT PA strike Of
lsoorin0 mco occurred at the ,lisl, uois. steel
sotks Taurs1sy. 10 coossqu ,uce, Of no,ios by
Superintendent s NTH tha, the wages of com
mon laborcrs wou,d be redu,,d to twelve aud
orc 6alt o,u's per hour. Now. the gu lry ariseo,
WAS this reduction d.termin,d Upon bec u.e
steel s not proteoed enough, tr because the pro :
prie ors OF the works sr, opoostd to sharing
be rn-6ls OF the high tar f With their work
ne,? Hare is topic worthy the Alteration Of
the r trad ed'or "f the Des Moines Leader.
Dubuque Telegraph
hts Is uu. one # .us thousand circumstances
wAich ought to prove to the lsboring classes
toas they are not iu eny way benefited by the
s.r # The trotec cd m.ouf.c urers have MOI q
trouble With their employees about 6 8 than
s'y other m.nuf.o 1rers or spybody else.-
american Register.
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Way HE DRANK SO You wers dluuk, "
eaiH fhe - uio, 7 J,a,o ,I5

WY He DRANK SO You wers dlu1k." +"
ssid the PoIics Judse to 90 cid topaz.
Yes. sir; bu. uudsr palIis,ieg cilcumsta,
cse. had not touched . drop of liquor fol
SIX uoalhS. and b.c,ms too respectable. |
began to get rroud. Sometimes 1 woudn's
even apsuk to my 9ifo when I met her on the
3 rect. Now. pride is deppsrous. John G..
SAKE tell US 'hat all proud fish. where'e er it
grows, is sutisot to irritation. When a man
stays sob=r too lorg he becomes P Pasrisaical -
Socre'es. you kno1. said that man should
get drunk oucs month. I did not wish 10
oec inc Pharisee, 80 I got drunk"
"Bu. did Socrates tell you TO 90 into . ss-
aoo lnd fgas tee propfistcr2" asked the
Judge.
"Yes. sir. l doa's remember bis exact
words, hu;, cs uesrIy es | Gao rtc,l them, he
sic: "Go, therefore. into the pl.cs whore
"ln.s aud lIq>rs are sid, aud for the exercise
OF tho musce, which M u.s has given you,
po1n5 the bartender.
Did the c!i philosopher tell you to q toto
bmsdins hHuse, sclz, toe lsudIsdy aud tea.
Ss r olnthes2
Yes, sir. Go sou therefor, r,'-page 32l
revised olll1suss-'in:o the bosrdioe hou SO,
'ar banda uoon the Ssrdrobe IF ,hs ms r, 50 Of
the establishment AID rend her gam ante, for
Veia is tho lindlaGV woo has tender clotht s
aud touch steaks. Am I classioaIIy de
ch.rCeGY
"No, .ir. You will be assigned to the pAilc-
sonN lcsl rmn'"vm"u. Of treaking stone,'-
Little RocL Ga=stte.
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PBOFEsslVNAL CARass,
FOB SALE OH esEp'b,
DIOR SALE Oh BEN Y.

a desirable BRICK WILLING contain.
ino eleven rooms, in c,ntr.l part OF tho city, or
will 81 ch .nge tor good business stand, .oud-
ing dwelling and ct re rom, IN Al. II drIa.
Inquire at the GszeIte ofi :e. dec:a-'"f
EORSALE-A FARM OF sbou. 81 0 aCESS
l. situated on Arlington Heigh.s three mites
rom the South end OF the Lon< Br d.e, 10 full
view ofths O.pitol SAID form ha. been used
as Dairy Farm for the last thlety yeas
will Sell the whole in body or div,ds il in three
farms Of abou! 100 acres each. Improvem ants
good Terms easy Persons wi.hiag to iususct
the property can reach the same By Washington
and Ohio x. K at Arlington Station woich is
about ! milo distant and II hi d from Fort
Huny Oh on the Wsshnstou and Alex.nd'i, &.
&. For particulars enquire OF the sub.cribe-.
tec6-.f =. 8. COHSxFr.
ESOR RENT OK SaLE--Ths splendid RES
T. 1DENOH and q 30 n u : known ss
go LROS9." the residence Of the la,s Thomo p
'on +. Mason. Apply to
GKEBN & WISE,
sug27-tf Resl Estate Agents.
LsOR SALE-One OF the largest and most
| IL eligibly located RESiDENCnS, with spa
cious grounds attached, in the city. For term., +,
| &C., spply to Green & Wise j.30-tf
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. 4. @. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
vulolons, Nervous Eeadacne Mental Deprep-
sion, Loss of Memory SDermstorrbea, Impo.
ieucy, Involuntary Eniesions, Premature 0ld
Age caused By over exertion, sell abuse, CT over
indulgence which leads to misery, decay and
Death One boz will cure recen: cases Esct
box con:sins one II onth' Q trostment One dollar
boz. or six boxes Tor Eve dollsrs; sent by mai
prepaid On receipt Of price We guarantee siI
boxes tn cure any csee. With esch order re-
ceiVed hy us for six boxes accom- panied with
i've dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ.
.an guarantee to rsturn the mouey il the treat
nent does 60! effect cure Guarantees issued
oy aNE EEY & 90, Druggists, Alexandria
Va, Wholesale snd retail svents. Orders bv
mil will receive prompt ettaniion mar,
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EEkUGATsspH n A.

DINGWOOD SEMINARY FJH YOUNG
IL LADIES
Will be rsopened at Ringwood, F.uquier CO.,
Va. on February 1t. 1882.
Health, scholarship. cheerful home life. neat
nass and system in hati!s. grace in n snners
Obrislia1 principle in character, arc Us primo
aims.
Charges for term of Eve months, (bo.rd, fuel,
lights, tuition in HDslisb) 80.
Reached from Cat'et.s St.iion. On V. II. e.
R., 10 miles from Alexsndris.
For further iufor nation address
Miss j. A. MILLlGAN. Pri1cipsl.
Auburn p o., Fauquer CO We.
We cordially commend the claims OF Ring
wood Seminary,
7. p. PPEs,
Pastor Green wien .inurrh, Va.
WM H1NwID Is,
Pastor "a Presb. Crurch. Alexa Va.
j,n12-Im
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TALK ABOUT YcUs EARGAINs.-Call on J.
EICEBs sRa aud you will fau the hsndsomes'
Spr.ug styles OF Cslicoes ut 4c yard; the
stsupchesl Calicoes at &c ayhro; al Blesched
and Unblescbed Cottons OF the choic st NAB ee
at prices much cheaper than ever before We
Gre n OF selling out or dissolving. bur we are ERE
pared 10 give our customers 90 equ.l chance
and meet any or al prices oderei, whether 1t OF
beow los: We don't cobhns ourselves to Cot
TONS al Douestics, articles ihs quality OF which
the mos: ignorant eau look into but to our en-
tire stock, whether IN Cot.Gns. Csicoes, SILKS
Velve!s. Cs.hmeree, Closks, shawls Carpets OF
| anything e.e We are determined Lo: to be
er al'ed By any of oar ronnp,isors. We will
keep It up and not with old stock. but repienisn
Ii... ua, to day with open doors and open &C.
C, UNITS. You're, &c,
jan20-lH ISAAC BIcE seG.
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SW GOOpS-Beceive1 to day: Colgste's
~ hosadora Water, their d ew perfume in 25
Isas spfnsiing top bottles; Benson's SsiI Cure,
,.aseiine in collapssbIe tubes. convenient fer
,rsaVee's. Nssellne Cold Cresm Vaselne Cam.
s-G' ica and Vaseline Confe c.ioDs for Coug 8
aaa Cods; slso VAsslne Pomsds, unsurpassed
celghifui dressing for the hair
utci2 ,aNNEY & co
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An alleged Rassan assassin has been senterc
cd 10 twenty years hard labor, sod eoother t
D -nal sorvi.uie for an iDdtGoi,e period.
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Turkey has agreed to pay Russia Two millio,
dollars nnu lily 90 eca,uns the war icdsmn
~, lhe payment TO bs guaranteed blythe tithet
Of sjms of the Ir VIZ oas.
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gMrA Bu1tqeJ5

EleIandris, Va, August 1881.
About 10 months ago / Was cons,oe eraolv
troubled with . constant desire 10 urinate. On
the recommendstio of Captain ]. q. Graham
began 10 use Warmers Sate kidney and Liver
Oore. and it has efac:ed an entire cu.e in my
case.
M~n/ .L1o4 4o., :,
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TRUTH 8TTESTED.
TRUTH 8TTESTEU.
[Some Important Statements OF Well Know
People Wholly Verified,

IL
People Wholly Verified
In order that the public may fully rsslz, the
genuinenpss of the statements, as we'll .s he
power aud vslus of the article of which they
speak. we publish herewith tbs fac sinie sigma
lures of parties whose sincerity is beyond qres.
ton. 9be truth of these testmotias is .oso,u,e,
nor can the facts they announce be ignored.
Ale1ondri., Vs., August 1881.
WAS throwh from my horse 6 or years ago.
and suffered severe wound of the side, which
WAS aggravated BY Giord.red kidneys, Rlev. n
months $50 l w.s attacked with Pneumonia and
blat d,r disease deposi.s Of brick dust End albu-
men being d,cerrable by the naked eye. | WAS
confined 10 the house for six months bid WAS
unable 10 cross the floor without assist NC. My
oily sicisn did mo 10 good. Having read in my
religious weeklies o. the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney sad Liver Cure, sod beisg
advised to use it By Csptsia Gr.hsm DID 60.
and eT oLca more able 10 walk ii , etree;s. My
pains have let me, aad heNi-ve if hal used
the remedy yesr aao should then 60 have
been cured
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w. s. MOORE

No. 20 Union streek
Ale1Antris, Virgins,
Where he Is prepared to furnish ell kinds o
MACHINERY, WkOUGHTs and CAST IRON
FENCES, &c, Repairing done with dispatch.
snd at prices that were charged previous 10 the
war. doc IL
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A RUNAWAY S SAD FATE.-Whils G ups
circus WAS 10 Atlanta young mao about six cen
ir eigo oteen yearslf age b. cane infatuated With
be tinse aud glare Of tho sswlust ring, and
ran away from bis coa f,ttabs home to ,u tho
conpaDy. He followed them to Jacksonville,
shsre ho vas taken sick aud was left behind
do Was coD6oed to his bed for several dsys. aud
when be r.c v'red WAS OUT of fu IDS, bat mat =
G ID to raacn S.vauoah throug the assis a. c F.,
OF come kindly disposed persous. Af,,ralr.v-
ina here he went dove to the whslf ftbe s'esn-
'r k,'ie aod beg Led 10 b. allowed the privilege
OF w'rk' G bis way on the steamer to Augusta
The oficzls needed no e1trs help, and declined
to com Jly with the young mans RI gu sst. but b !.
was So i'm Fortunate that they Fl lally ylelred snd
assigned him to a"ms slight duty. When the
steamer va, near Purysburs. abcul niue o'clock
on Tuesday ni.h, On her trip to Ausu'ts the
ycuog man WAS accidentally drownod. Hawss,
It aupesrs, moving about the rtc, when his fopt
stru,k against something whicn caused hin {,
lose his balance and hs tumbled into the river.
The light va, DARK and the steau or beir uud +
way at the time, i. va, impossible to reno or
bin assistance promptly. E Iery efoft wss
made 20 restus lin, BIT TO no purpose and
g was drowned. He had stated that he lived in
atlonts. where his mother rosides, and that be
had run sway 10 join the circus, but be f.iled to
give bis nsm@, and il ls not known who he WAS.
-Saudnnah Ne1cs.
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va haP APS.-Another large supply OF
ne celebrated Creme Oatmeal Sosp," also
onsuppiy OF "Sge eet Home" popular washir g
hsp;GIano, saves time and labor, MAKES linen
.ealuiully white aid never iniu,es ,he f.b,io
coeap article for sale by
IaAIo &. :. LEADREATER SBRO.
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The relief committee org,u;zsd 10 Waraa,
after tho termination Of he rios ts inate ths
lhe sufferers losl 7G7 399 r1ubles.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1882-01-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

The London Observer says it understands that the
Earl of Shaftesbury, Dean Bradley, and CanOns Lid
don and Farrar are In communication with each
other on a scheme for organizing conference,
committee, with the view of calling public meet
ngs throughout the country to raise fund for the
relief of the homeless Jewish families in Russia and
to facilitate their emigration. prominent Israel
tie has volunteered to head the subscription list
with $4,000, and considers that FL 600 600 will be
necessary to carry out the project.
The Fantala, of Rome, Italy, says: There is
good ground for stating that Count Menabrea, the
Italian Ambassador at London, has made observa-
tions to Lord Granville the British Foreign Score
tary On the exclusion of Italy from the collective
action of England and France in regard TO Egypt.
Both Austria and Germany acknowledge that this
exclusion is unfavorable to the maintenance of the
balance of power"
General Logerot has seized the persons of several
notabes at Sfax as hostages for the payment OF the
war indemnity exacted by France OF the Arabs. He
threatens if the money Is not forth
coming by the end of January.
A dispatch from Berlin says: Herr Dietz the So
ciaist arrested at Stuttgart, is member of the
Reichstag. He was arrested for selling prohibited
publication. His friends are endeavoring to prove
that his arrest is in violation of his privilege
member of Parliament.
The Marseilles (France) correspondent of the
Daley NeWs mentions that intense cold weather
prevails on the Sahara frontier and that hundreds
of cames and many soldiers have persisted from the
cold.
An enormous mass of rock, Thousand feet nigh,
has fallen from the Rot hrisa mountain near the
town OF Glarus in Switzerland destroying orchards,
roads, and meadows. No lives were lost
Valparaiso dispatch announces the conclusion
OF treaty of peace between Bolivia and Chill.
The conditions reported to be that Bolivia shall
surrender her territory along the coast and break
Oft relations with Peru
The Berlin correspondent OF the Duly Ne,rs writes
as n ions of nnlps
antness between Prince Bismarck and the Crown
Prince Frederick William. The Chancellor is in
bad temper He is by means satisfied with the
reception the Elnperors reseript met in England"
There were only four men in the Cross KEYS col
ery pit at the time OF the explosion. Fifty horses
were killed.
A dispatch from Durham says: 1t is said that an
American company mas proposed to construct a rail-
way from Delagoa Bay
The recent land slips in Switzerland are ascri5ed
TO the frequent slight shocks of earthquake No.
less thar twenty one shocks have been observed
since December