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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
NORFOLIx's OPPORTUNITY.
to'. William Lamb Writes n strong
Letter to the Citizens or tho civ

Nashville, the Capitol Of Virginia q
sioteT tennessee, is now the scene of :,
great exposition of Southern progress
a ah development. commemorative Of the
Yer: entennial Of that fiourshing and en- :
liEntened Commonwealth, whose enter
r t,ss IS only equalled by its hospitality
livery resident Of Virginia's great sea
port should feel a patriotic pride at he
ing represented at that exposition in q
manner creditable to our beautiful and
progressive city, and in q way that will
impress people Of our country with the
manly bearing and lofty character of
our inhabitants
we will have no exhibition Of our
material resources, or the skill of our
mechanincs, but we will be Represented
by our citizen soldery. a militia worthy
successors OF the men who won imper-
lshaDie lame upon the battlefelds OF orr
country, from Great Bridge to Appo-
mattox. They will go there as the rep
resentatives Of the Virginians who fol-
lowed Lee and Jackson, and as such we
Wouid pc derelict In duty. If we do not
see mat their going Shall not be alto
sether at their own cost and self denial.
II gives us an opportunity as q com
munity TO show our appreciation Of the
men. to whom we have to look for pro-
tectlon Tor our property and loved ones,
Doth IN times of peace, as we'll as war.
ours is a cosmopolitan city filled with
foreign commerce and rapidly increas-
ing IN population, and extensive con-
Tagrations, strikes and riots may occur
when least expected, and we would be
helpless for the protection Of life and
property without a we'll armed and dis
ciplined militia
Foreign invasion may come at any
time. and the veterans who learned to
fearlessly face danger more than thirty
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years ago, are fast passing away to
Frames eternal camping ground" II:
those thirty years OF comparative peace
In our land, the implements of destruc-
ton have progressed until the possibili-
ties OF modern weapons are appalling.
Wen drilled and disciplined troops are
more and more necessary. Athletic
sports. however dangerous, while MAX
ing the young more manly can never
take the place of military training,
teaching discipline and obedience, with
its healthy outdoor life. a seaport town
that RATS to prepare for war in times
OF peace, by encouraging well equipped
and thoroughly disciplined corps. de-
serves the punishment its neglect would
inevitably entail. ss1> 4
:, Let US then, each one according to
ms means, contribute something to this
VISIT Of our soldier boys to the tented
held in Tennessee. A committee will
wait upon our citizens and we ask for
them a pleasant reception. Those who
are not called on can send. before June
TN. their contributions to either Capt.
Marshall Tarrall, OF the City Guards;
capt. II. II. Sheen, OF the Lee Rifles, or
capt Thomas j. Nottingham, OF the
Jackson Light Infantry.
WILLIAM LAMB.
President Of the Military Association.
Norfolk. Va, Mag 3lst 1897. @
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
Funerals Yesterday ana sunday.

At 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
funeral Of Stephen Y. Prince the IT.
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mis-. w. a..
Prince. took place in Lakewood, the
Rev. l.. r. Wright. Of Grace Baptist
church. officiating. The remains were
inferred In Elmwood cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. katharine T. or
dan, wife Of Mr.. John II. Jordan, took
place Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from the Freemason Street Baptist
church, and was conducted by the pls
tor, the Rev. DR. NJ. b. Wharton, as
sisted by the Rev. l.. r. Wright of the
Grace Baptist church. The interment
was in Elmwood cemetery The follow
ing We're the pall-bearers. Mcssrs. Wal
ter Graham Walter Church, Harry Ar
rington Wesley Gregory. willis Brown.
Henry Miner. Willie Weis William
Smith and George Askew
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
RELIGIOUS CIRCLES.
Tie Norfolk ana licrkley Esnptist Sun.
day School Association Organized.

AT First Baptist church Sunday after
noon representa- tivcs from all the Bap-
list Sunday schools of Norfolk and
Berkley met and formed the Norfolk and
Berkley Baptist Sunday School Asso-
ciatiOn.
Mr.. II. j. Williamson presided and
MIR. w. J. Maker otliciated as secretary.
After devotional exercises. conducted by
the presiding officer, and prayer by Rev
III. J. Roberts. the business Of organi-
zation was proceeded with, resulting as
follows: NJ. Winston, president; John
Whetstone. first ce-president; H. S.
Jarvis. second vice-presdent ". S..
Griggs, secretary; George Gale. treas
urer.
Mr.. Winston. upon taking the chair,
made a Short talk OH Indifference"
The president vice presidents and
Messrs. H. j. Williamson. W. a. Walker
anu r. r. Morris were appointed a COM
mittee to arrange the order of the as
soctation's meetings with The various
schools and to secure speakers.
The association adjourned to meet on
the fourth Sunday in June. ut 4 p. NJ.
at the Freemason Street church.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS.
An excursion will be given to Virginia
Beach to-day by the Young Mems So
ciety OF Cumberland Street NJ. r. church,
Tickets are % and so cents and good on
all trains.
Methodist church will run an excursion
to "Homewood," on the James. next
Thursday, by the steamers Ariel and
Pocahontas. The steamers will leave
the Clyde wharf at q. m. and p. M,
returning to Norfolk at $3.50 and $3.50 p.
III. The fare is so cents.
THE CAMP MEETING.
The colored camp meeting now being
held on Princess Anne avenue. near
Church street, is attracting large crowds
and much attention. The services begin
at p. nj. and will last ten days. Seats
are reserved for white people.
OTHER SERVICES.
Sunday Immediately after the close Of
high Mass at Sa. NLary's church the SOL
emil service OF the forty hours devotion
began. The devotion will continue until
Tuesday morning and will conclude with
u processiont OF the Blessed Sacrament.
Rev DR.. English. Of Union Theological
Seminary. preached both morning and
evening Sunday TO large congregations
ut the First Presbyterian church.
An adjourned meeting Of the Presby
terry OF Norfolk will be held at New
port News on Wednesday OF next week
10 arrange for the installation of two
new pastOrs-Rev. DR.. Mack at Norfolk
and Rev. Mr.. King 1T Williamsburg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
a NOBLE LIFE ENDED

Ihere IS something SO intensely i'm
pressiVe In the vanishing OF q great
force OF noble intellect and charac ter
out or the world that reverence must
pause before the spectacle no less in
humility than In sorrow The histo-
rian OF the Protestant Episcopal church
or our time will review many important
ahu Significant lives. and will lay the
laurel upon many q storied tomb. but he
VIII honor no life more exemplary or
sincere, no genius more stately than
mat which sleeps within the coffin of
me R!sht Rrs John .rOckenbrough
Newton. The sudden end came with a
soienln force. prompting to silent
thought and fond remembrance more
than words. We shall hear his pleas
ant words no more. and see no more
the sunshine Of a face that was never
seen without JOY and can never be re-
t me without sorrow. The loss to
.ne puonc IS great. His geRtleness, his
simplicity, his modesty, his affectionate
hdellty, his ready sympathy, his mex
iaustlole patience. his fine talents-all
nose attributes enshrine him in tender
affection
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FOrecnst forJnne,

The photographic Office issues the
following forecast for June, applicable
TO the North Atlantic: Generally fair
weather in the central and southern
parts OF the North Atlantic. A few
soulhwesterly and westerly gales along
and to the northward Of the trans.
Atlantic routes and near the American
coast. Fog. as Indicated from 10 deg,
west to SO deg. West, and from go deg.
est to the coast; also near so deg.
North from deg. West to 20 deg. West.
lceDergs and field ice between the forty
fifth meridian and the Newfoundland nj
coast; bergs between 10 deg. West and
90 deg. West. near the forty-ffth par
allei and as far South as AZ deg. North.
near the fiftieth meridian a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
4 Directors Elected.

AZ the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Mutual Building Asso-
citation the following Board Of Directors
wa, vas eleeted: -. q. Whitehurst, I. Nor
~! IL. a. 81 Cannon, Ira 7. Holt, }.
y. LoWenberg, r. Exner, r. G.. Banks,
r.. u. Oliver, ]. .. Burke and i. w.
Spagat. At q subsequent meeting of the
directors the following officers were
elected: %. p. Whitehurst, president; I.
Morltz' vice president; A. S. J. Cannon,
treasurer; Ira T. Holt, financial score,
tary. A semi-annual dividend Of S per
cent. was declared.
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A New Club.

The Jamestown Outing Club, with
Headquarters at Ocean View, was
formed Sunday as follows: n G..
Bayne, president; Leon Wood, vice
president; f. Lathrop, secretary and
treasurer. The members are as follows
Ed Chaplin, Leon Wood, James Dun
bar. Dan Trower, w. Edwards, John
Okeefe. w. Fearer, Jake Bonds. Joe
Morse. II. G. Bayne, F. Lathrop, D. B.
CAIN, Abe Moses, Charles G. Kizer and
William White
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
alIuestlons ana Answers.

brick wi Ill weigh three pounds and
asa aa brtc What will a brick and half
ian save a few cents why not
Is Glow will tell you how and
IeMersStb save s
ies. Carpet Slippers, 81 2sc.
die gloth CATERS, 4-8, soc.
Cents Carpet Slippers. GIL, 35c
! q ms sEm!broid Slippers, GIL, 4sc.
SoysM Tennis Oxfords, 2-s, 35c.
ennis Oxfords, ILL, 23c.
Tennis Shoes, rs, 50c.
sssA4eslssHOperaIToe Shoes, GIL, CSC.
b 8sSsrl,s medium Toe Shoes, GILL; 98c
Mems abroad Toe Shoes, Gil, s1.OO.
ssssss IIEI1LER'S SHOE STORE,
s II 81 Bank street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
A Valuable Prescription.

Editor Morrison, of Worthington. Ind
Sun writes: You have a valuable
prescription in Electric Bitters, and T
can cheerfully recommend it for CON
sumption and Sick Headache, and as a
general system tonicit has no equal. ;"
AIRS. Annie Stehle, 2625 Cottage Grove
avenue. Chicago, was all run down
could not eat nor digest food. had a
headache which never left her and felt
tired and weary. but six bottles of Elcc-
tric Bitters restored her health and re-
neWed her strength. Prices 30 cents and
Sl.oo. Get bottle at Burrow, Martin
K Co.'S Drug Store.
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free of Charge.

3 sss your eyes are troubling you have
examined free Of charge, and If
szsssst q have hem Sintelligently fitted by
ode eye specialist, who has af-
sxeIae q relief In many complicated cases.
kaEpu 81 have 70 fine watch that requires
aEfsnti lon onsult Greenwood's watch ex-
s sssssi you want q medal or piece of
sssyelTyS made or engraving neatly done
Sageef1syo Cd expert Is the man. For
s sss ss guodeH ct lowest prices consult
ma wood = 81 s't az i.t "a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
'T |. |lE::0 D.U | @ T DEATH.
Beautiful 81 Description Of the Funeral Of
Right Rev. Bishop Newton.
HIS WAS A SUBLIME And NOBLE LIFE.
His His Gentieness, HIis simplicity. His
5 Modcsty. ATectionnte Fidelity.
Re"dy sympathy, IMcxhnustible
Patience Enshrinc Him In Fender
Afaection-A Great Loss,

Ihe Richmond Dispatch OF Sunday
gives the following account OF the fune-
raj OF Bishop Newton in that city yes
terday: I|&
Just as mountains seem more sub
lime In vague and hazy distance, so a
l,op,e nina looms grandly through the
dusk Of death. ,-
so 1t Will be with Bishop Newton.
esterday afternoon the clergy Of the
dlocese which he served so faithfully
ana SO well US coadjutor: the friends
who love and cherish his memory as one
or their dearest possessions, and those of
his flock who knew his voice best as
sembled in Monumental church to per-
form funeral rites over his remains and
to lay them in the grave.
II was an unconmonly sweet and
peaceful day-a day for sad thought and
sadder parting. Suddenly and sadly his
ne came to an end; sadly and simply
ms remains were borne to their place
OF Hnhl repoSe. His grave is in one of
the most picturesque. spots Of Holly
wood cemetery. There he rests after
years of toll and weary waiting. In the
tumuit Of active life the great world
VIII rush onward past his lifeless body
! put there is time to cast flower Of love
| ana Veneratfon upon his grave.
| CAREER OF BENEFIT.
To the world his career has been OF
great and enduring benefit. He helped
TO educate the men and women Of his
time-to ennoble them in mood. to
strengthen them In duty, to lift them up
IN hope Of immortality. He did not live
IN vain. It Is not likely that the people
or Virginia will ever suffer his name to
| drift quite out of their rememb rance,
Tor IT is name that can never be
tnown.
| The autumn OF his life was gentle,
serene and full Of tranquil loveliness'
! his was beautiful life premnturely
ended 1t was n brave strong spirit
suddenly called out Of the world.
The beautiful old church in which
bishop Newton ministered was draped
with black crepe. and the violet of the
sacred office 10 which the deceased had
been worthily elevated From the lee
tern hung cross Of immortelles and
from the reading desk Of his old pulpit
hung coronet of roses.
| lovingly and tenderly his bier, la
den with rare and beautiful eXotics, was
LAID In front Of the altar Bishop Ran
dolph met the remains at the main en-
| trance to the church and recited the
| opening sentences Of the burial service
me psalter was sung antiphonnlly by
kew Landon r. Mason and the choir.
ReV. Dr. Carmichael read the lesson
| KEY Mr.. Clarke led the recital Of the
creed. ana Rev. Bergman Green, OF
| Alexandria, recited the prayers
Forever With the Lord and Peace,
| Ierlect Peace was sung by the choir
concluding the services In the church.
| at the grave Rev. ]. J. Gravatt read
the maj sentences, according to the ru-
Drlc, ana the committal was made by
Rev Preston Nash, the Ilyrie Eleison
anu prayers We're read by Rev. j. Y
| bowman, and the benediction was pro
| nouhced Dy Rev. MIR. Goodwin
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Opening orOcean view.

oolhetnins like 5000 people visited
Ocean View Sunday and endowed thp
opening day. Music was furnished by
me Naval Post band and rushing
cuisines was done on all sides. Arrange.
mehts nave been made to make this the
most successful and enjoyable season in
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-
VI a ks ls i ED.

fiilIES AND BROTHERS or MAsSA-
~ ~ SOIL TRIBE NO. II. /. o. r. Nj
, lou are hereby notified to meet in yo,,r
tyi E"aLl III 10 a. M. this the LIST sun Of
LOT Moon Of S. D., aO6, to pay the ast
SAD tribute Of respect to oi,r 6ecease}I
brother, j. w. MINTER
JUL! Jul ". X. RUDD. c. Of r.
~ ~, o. O. T.-You are no,iiied - ~, 49,
IN !. .: o. +. Hall at 10 o'clock a. M. to
h Gay me last sad tribute of respect TO our
81, :. j. ID. ARMSTRONG;
Secretary.
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Moose Aliet Dentl.

Moose Allit. an East Indian died at
81. Vincents Sunday, and was buried
yesterday, the Rev. !. b Merit. Of the
Seamen's Bethel. officiating. The dead
man was brought here three months ago
on l. !hs: steamship knight of ST. George,
suffering with organic trouble Hc was
from Calcutta and was headman over
the coolies on The ynssel
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
New BuiIIlllsJ.ines.

during the month ending yesterday,
Clty engineer Brooke has given lines
TOT the following new buildings: w. Nc
Kirahan, one frame, Pine street; A. S.
Cooper, one frame. Yarmouth and
Brown streets; James SummervilIe one
lrae. Bottimore street; Mrs. Bertha God
win. one frame, North avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01

& sssssssa hand some upright piano at a
sdarga inL8 The case is rich mahog-
tsss sullS scale, all latest improvements.
sa nskessls asgood one and it guaran-
vas fine stool and scarf is included
s zone years tuning. Terms to suit
u sssg call and @ see 1t at Charles NJ.
ssss55efI ,iano iWarerooms, 416 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
Died Suddenly.

Mrs Edna E. Brabble. wife Of MIR.
Dennis 5rabble, died suddenly about !
CLOCK sunday evening. at her home,
NO. 226 Pollard street, proba bly of heart
ulsease. She went up stairs to get ready
Tor church. and was found dead in her
room g little later. She was IS wears
OF age The remains will be shipped
Inls morning to Currituck courthouse
n. c., for interment
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
sir. Harrison pro,,,ote,,

Mr.: II. II. liarrisons brother, Mr. w.
Z. Harrison. well known in this city.
mas been appointed soliciting freight
agent at New York Of the Southern rail
way wee MY. Charles Earham, who has
been transferred 10 another dcpart-
ment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
Nobby Straw Hats.

Messrls. Walter J. Simmons e. ~ "a
Eertlse IN to-day's Virginian .nobbv',
straw mats; all the late styles and will
oe pleased TO have all who are in need
10 come in and examine them Isverv
thing new.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
se"so"nhle Dry Goods at Low pr,ce.

Being sold this week "a narca,as . )
&c. worth Sc. Scotch lawns. 4c. worth
DC. Best percales 7Ac. yard wide. Shirt
Mh1st stuffs at &c. worth &C.. and many
o'''er bargains. LEVY BROS,
344 Main street
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.sAi.ii

FE EN-, the residence of his
streets. Brighton, Portsmouth Va Nav
1 n2i, 1874 a Gao o'clock a. M, JAMES
~ G1SILS, infant son OF Chas. 4. and
Funeral THIS Crucsday) AF,rERNCjON
a. at, . O'clock; Friends and acquaintance
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
German nt,be Ra,o,,

Another delightful german vii, no
gwen at the Princess Anne hotel, Viz
gina Beach, this morning at 40
o CLOCK The train will leave the denot
IN Srambleton at $40, and all who AZ
'eho are promised a delightful time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
& An EarthUIu,nke

6es. 81 CaHpbell's special this week
|ssI hem &all \, Friday and Saturday I
81 I'm g re SIX cabinet photographs and
~ Ee ~ oto, nicely mounted, for
gu Il ed not buy a frame Re-
III bel. only $tWo days. B. S. Campbell,
III lin street. s. q A.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01

he ssblthern Pacific coal mines, at
sanysn,s u fah, produce 500 tons
5al ts all 5of MI icll Is consumed by the
raust.s The workings In the measure
reRehed a depth OF $500 Feet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
PORT CALENDAR

Sun rises. 4:47 a. M; sun sets. 7:1s D.
m: low water, 3:43 q. m. and 3:24 u m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01

NERVOUS TROUBLES, all kinds cured
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. Free hook
tells how. WAStI'N CHEMICAL CO.
WaShington. d. C. - -. II. - -
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II fOIt Wish.

to purify yoir blood YOU should take a
medicine which cures blood diseases No
other medicine has s,lcl, n record Of cures
as Hoods Sarsaparlla
liOol) ; PlL! IS are easy to take. easy to
operate. Cure indigestion biliousness 25c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
ola Poins sunday Excu..,o,

partles wishing TO spend the day ut
ga Point should take the steamer
Hampton Roads" leaving Bay Line
wharf at 1910 a. M: 100 and 4 100 D. m.
Returning from Old Point at II 80 a. M
Low ana b:la y. IN. a ma30-3t
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Observation-Disclosures.
U. S. Department Of Aertc,,,tnr

U. 5. DEPARTMENT. Of Akriculture
weather Bureau, Norfolk, May 81.
me following observations are record.
ed Tor the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature "a
n1tiillloli temperature ............... GS
Normal temperature . "a
Departure from normal Mus
departure since January -. plus 125
I,aiurd,, III - hours ................ .04
..t.liliail since May l ................53 G
Mean humidity 80
j. ]. GRAY. Observer
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see Dr. Week about your eyes. AL
Classes prescribed are guaranteed.
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For bargains go to Wright's, $40 Main
street. this week.
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WEATHER REPORT.
s'orecass and General Conditions For
~ ~ To-day.
Washington, D. C.y May 81, 1897.

I " winds. a,
For North Carolina: Fair;
variable winds. !
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ROGERS,
ssssl MD a12 COLuMRIA BUILD.
sss9ASIANEE STRELT,
SsS Il:
"A ID T FOOD,

g i5IfSEAA,
kDR RENT.
Iss Duke street.
~ 81 sSz Main street.
lo:2 81 Cumberland street.
~ ss ~ OK 003a Rute street.
| 8 Sy1sS house No. 241 Bank street.
I ISSs No. IS Shields street.
liSd yelling No. $40 Cumberland
1 1 sSDartmouth street.
!SS Commercial Place.
SSfsa 664 Church street.
Ssk Nps,$4 rs and AZ Commerce.
:s9 i and III Church street.
Granny and Commerce streets.
Sc Main street. 3
Nos, 251 and 265 Main street.
F;iOR RENT.
diminished Cottage, ten
|Ins at Virginia Beach, from
glA 1897.
OR RENT.
& 1900 feet Of Ground Floor
|:l';s with P'oW'etr;; will be di-
IedStos sui. tenant. Apply to
n ROGERS, Rooms 2i1
& q I: Columbia Building.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-04

Ell que conozca Pancho lea las anterio-
res lfneas, abrira la boca, de a cuarta, dira
para sus adentros: pues, se71or, iqu5 cosas pa
san EN- el mundo! 20 crefa 8 Pancho un borri-
co, ahora me encuentro con que es todo un
pronombre, digo, un prohombre. Pero isera
ESQ cierto? no: ese no mi Pancho, & mi
Pancho me 10 han cambiao.
iLavandero. ...., ell mismo 1 quien los pi
lletes de Bayam6n le gritaban: P:ancho, trae-
me los aros! metido pronombre? iCa! no
puede ser.
Tambi6n me 10 hacen escritor, y, esta 81
que gorda. ;Por Dios 81 Pancho no sabe
poner bien su nonbre. 5Cdmo va ser escritor?
Yo me reirfa de qulen &c hiciera estas re-
fexiones lie dirfa emo comprendes que todo
este es broma? idemasfado Sc yo que es un. -.
bolonio!
Para convencerse, no hay mas que mirarle
aquella frente grande 5no dice voces que es
la frente de-. un hombre pensador? su fgura
sno,es 10 fgura de un.... sapo? Aquel andar
tan sandunguero sacaso NADIA dice?
Por ESQ cuando Pancho pasa por mi lado
siento impulses de gritarle, como prueba de
entasiasno isalud, saro parao! ise me parece
tantO & I'm sapo!-R