Abstract
ON June 14 at 8h. 4m., when the sun was shining, and at 10h. 0m., in the bright moonlight, very large meteors made their appearance. The former gave a startling flash, even in the daylight, and the latter was strikingly brighter than the moon, according to the testimony of several observers.
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