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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-01-01
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.

In police circles the year has been an
uneventful enc. There has been no Jack
the Slasher' to scare the city and keen
the police hard at work for weeks nor
has the fire-brand been very active. Early
in the year professional burglars paid sew
eral visits to houses In the northwest Sec
ton Of the city, including the residences of
Mrs Robert Anderson. on 10th street: Mr..
William Armittage, 1l32 Connecticut ave-
nut; Rev. Richard L. Howell, ex-Minister
Curry's house. and the room of Represen-
tative Grove johnson of California In the
Cochran. Jewelry and handsome orna-
ments were taken from the several houses
The property taken amounted to about
$4,000, and the thieves were smart enough
not to get caught. But in these particular
cases the thieves broke the record SO Tar
~ the police were concerned, for In most
Of the cases Of robbery the perpetrators
were landed behind the bars. The most
important departure from the ordinary run
Of criminal conduct In the city was the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-01-01

der was issued July ., 1895. but has not
yet been complied with. The Northeast
Cttizens' Association also succeeded In the
past year in having the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company place night
watchmen at the chief street crossings on
their lines within the city limits.
The question of the formation OF a ter
minal company to build a grand union de-
pot In this city for the Pennsylvania.
Southern and Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roac companies has been discussed but
nc action looking to it's accomplishment
has yet been taken
The evening times., 1897-07-01

Mr Isaac Horner, proprietor OF the Bur-
ton House, Burton, W. Va, and one of the
most widely-known men in the State W as
cured of rheumatism after three years of
suffering He says: II have not sufficient
command of language to convey any idea
OF what suffered. My physicians told me
that nothing could be done for NE; and
my friends were fully convinced that 10th
ing but death would relieve me OF my
sufre ring In June, 1894, Mr.. Evans, then
salesman for the Wheeling Drug Co. recon-
mended Chamberlain's Pain Balm. At this
time my foot and limb were swollen to
more than double their natural size, and
it seemed to me my leg would burst; but
soon after / began using the Pain Balm
the swelling began to decrease, the pain
to leave, and now / consider that l am
entirely cured. For sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 93S
street northwest, and Connecticut avenue
and street northwest.
The evening times., 1897-07-01
UNABLE TO QUIT SNEEZING
Fate of a Youth Who Disturbed a
Revival Meeting.
Started the Noise in Mischief-El.
ders Now Say Heaven Has Put
"a Judgment ON the Lad.

Hudson, N. Y. July Julius Whitehead,
perhaps a dozen years old, OF this lofty
river village, is slowly but inevitably
sneezing himself TO death, but, inasnuch as
1t was has own ungodly conduct at Hudson
revival meeting about ten days ago-such
il the popular village belief at least-that
imposed this strange affiiction upon him,
JlsU as was the case with the wicked boys
of old, who nOcked and taunted the vener-
able prophet Elijah, and who We're therefor
devoured by a drove OF bears, 50 IL is that
few Of the pious people OF Hudson are
expending any sympathy or solicitude on
young Julius Whitehead.
In the opinion OF the straight-laced in hab-
itants of Hudson, young julius invited a
Judgment of eayen" upon him ON account
of his ribald and impious actions at the re-
vival meeting, and now, they say, be must
accept the curse as well as he may, whic h
obviously las been imposed upon him by the
powers above.
The way in which the incident came to
pass is commonly recounted as follows:
Ten days ago there was a remar kably y
feryenu religious revival in progress in
Julius, together with squad of equally un-
believing and mischievous youths, attended
d meeting one night, ana julius mind,
instead OF being filled with the spirit Of
devotion, was inspired, it seems with, a
wicked desire TO make trouble there, and.
If possible, TO queer" the meeting
Therefore, instead of creeping into
church in an humble and contrite mood,
he tramped noisily down the aisle, and,
together with his followers, took a promi-
nent and conspicuous pew, usually reserved
for the local saints In Israel.
But this exhibition of ribald intrusion
and forwardness did not satisfy him long,
and pretty soon after the evangelist had
begun an earnest, eloquent and heated in
vocation, calling the Hudson county sin
ners To repen ance. Julius took il upon him.
self to understanding not naturally and
in "a God way, but almost continually, and
sneezing not only unwisely, but too well
and uproariouIy.
In fact. Julius whitehead's sneezes at
this meeting were done SO emphatically and
with such serial intent and power, and
withal no clearly conveyed the impression
that there was no earthly means nf pre-
The presiding evangelist, togeth with
the local saints, implored heaven in silent
adiuration 1.-The prayer was silent mainly
for the reason that the saints could not
hear their own words OF intercession above
Julius sneezing- TO send a Judgment upon
the youth, that he might he convinced Of
the evil OF his ways and of his sneeZing.
And Julius is still sneezing-it was many
days ago that he entered upon his singular
slint-and he is still snecZing away at it
ia the seclusion OF his home, but without
heart in IL, and with an anxious and con-
trfte desire and determination to 1iscon-
tinue the exercise.
For the curse rests upon him. So say
the elders aud other church people of the
village, and, they add, his sneezings will
never end until death puts an end TO them.
The evening times., 1897-07-01

fans OF the metropolis would rise en- masse
to protest against a possible transfer Of
their own Jack.
Years ago it Was fashionable to say
that Philadelphia was the only town in
the land that would support two clubs.
Although the Athletics are farther up
in the Atlantic-League race than the
Phillies are in the big fight, the crumbs
OF financial comfort that fall to Billy
Sharsig's table would not go very far
toward clearing the national debt.
In the eighth inning Mercer showed his
cool headwoTk, when, In the face OF the
roofing OF the spectators, he struck out the
anxious Delehanty by delaying each pitch
until lie had Del practically standing
on his head. In the nextinning Geier was
struck out in the same manner. Mercer
was backed up in fauItless style by hiscom-
Tades. although the team was rather patch
ed ur with McGuire on first and German
on second. Philadelphia Record.
There are ball players who really think
that the task OF an umpire is an easy one
Harry Vaughn, who recently Officiateh In
an amateur game, was telling Tim hurst
what a lovely time he had-no kicks aud
everything as serene as a June morning.
"Zeke" has been known to say things TO
the diamond referee. and the little Gel
tic knight OF the indicator declared: May
be YOU were in a game that uInpired itself
1 would travel fifty miles 10 see you IN
game full of close plays, and there are
others that would draw me the same dis-
tance."
For Other Smart. See Page G..
The evening times., 1897-07-01
ENJOYABLE EXCURSION.
Guests of the Eastern Athletic Clut
Have a Good Time.

The second annual excursion of the East
EN- Athletic Club was given yesterday TO
River View, and it was among the most
enjoyable outings TO that popular resort
given this season. On account of the eX-
cessively warm weather the friends of the
club took advantage of the opportunity in
very large numbers, and each trip of the
PentZ carried down large crowds.
The success of the affair was due to the
excellent management, as the COMMITTEES
having the outing in charge successfully
carried out all the details and deserves
credit for its work.
la addition TO the many attractions and
forms of Amusement at the View dancing
W as feature, and the floor committee was
at ALL times busy looking after the pleasure
and comfort of the club s guests.
The affair was so great a success that
IL is more than likely that a second excur-
sion will be given next month in compIi-
ance with the almost unanimous request
therefor
The evening times., 1897-07-01
CUBAN LEAGUES MEETING.
Business Transacted at Confederate
Veterans Hall Last Night.

A mass meeting was held al Confederate
Veterans Hall last evening under the
auspices of the National Cuban League OF
Washington.
An Interesting address was delivered
by Dr. r. II. Dyrenforth, surgeon to the
President of the Cuban republic.
A resolution was passed, pledging the CO.
operation OF the league toward the success
of the Cuban mass meeting to be held
under the auspices OF the labor forces of
the District.
Other items of business transacted We're
the election of Col. n. E. Vowles as per-
malent secretary of the lea que, and the pro-
vision of a oommitteeon hospitals, the MEM
beIs of which will be named later.
The evening times., 1897-07-01

"For three years we have never been
without Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dtarrhoea Remedy in the house." says A.
II. Patter, with E. G. Atkins & Co., In
diauapolis, Ind, "and my wife would as
soon think Of being without flour as a
bottle of this Remedy in the summer sea-
son. We have used it with all three Of our
children, and it has never failed to
cure-not simply stop pain, but cure abso-
lutely. 1t is all right, and any one who
tries it will findit 60" For sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 93s
+ street north west ant d Connecticut avenue
and street northwest.
The evening times., 1897-07-01
HEAVY TAX ON PATRIOTISM.
Judge KfmhaIl VIII Fine All Fire
cracker Shooters BE fore July ).

Manuel Fraile is patriotic young Amer
lean citizen, who was prematurely cele-
brating the Declaration OF Independence
on Thirteenth street, yesterday, by dis
charging firecrackers. officer Austin was
not in sympathy with such an early cele-
bratton, and arrested young Fraile
In the police court this morning Judge
kimbaIl imposed a fine of SO or threa
days in the workhouse.
Il wish you would make a note,'' said
Judge kimball to The Times man. that |
shall fine every one who is brought before
me for firing firecrackers and fireworks
before the 5th OF July. 1t is a practice
which must be stopped, and shall impose
a fine in every case"
Mandel's father was in court and paid
So for the boy. and was given until this
evening to produce the balance, which hs
promised to do.
The evening times., 1897-07-01
Iris Lodge Elects Officers.

Iris Lodge, No. so, OF the Shield of
honor, met at CosteIlo's Hall Tuesday
evening and elected officers as follows:
Senior master, William II. Newhall: worthy
master, Andrew J. Buriine: Junior master
II. F.. Sands; Recording secretary, W. r.
Hartley, financial secretary, F. E. Eutriken;
treasurer. : SOwerbutts; conductor, J II
Allen; Chaplain, J E. NJ. Funt: inside
guard, q. NJ Claggett; outside guard, W H
Tyndal; right supporter, E. j. Lewis; left
supporter, G. f. Dement,.
The evening times., 1897-07-01
Special Fourth of July Rates via
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

Excursion tickets to local points east of
and including Pittsburg and Erie will he
sold July to 8 at reduced rates, except
that no tickets will be sold to points east
OF north of Philadelphia or north of Will
Transport. Pa Tickets will also be sold
July to 4 to Fredericksburg, Va, at
So. 20, and TO Richmond, Va, at S4 .s5 for
the round trip. 1e29-4tem
The evening times., 1897-07-01
WASHINGTON Law AsD CLAIMS COMPANY.

HOOIlS o q 2, 4 . Id dNt' II W
This company Will purchase Real Estate,
the title TO which is defective or IN dis
pute or will clear up said titles for the
owners. VIII pay back taxes al a discount,
Win furnish bonds in criminal and civil
cases VIII act as receiver, assignee,
guardian or trustee. viii prosecute cidlIus
OF all kinds and Will BU \ AND SELL such
as are aSSlgnaOle-
Street and steam Railroad Accident
Cases a Speciality. No charge for Consul
tatIon Financial A sslstance Furnished "a
Litigants on Reasonable Terms
TeI,phone No Ills. JOHN SLAT TER
Jy1-tf President.
The evening times., 1897-07-01
Reduced Rates to Intercollegiate
Boat Races via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

Account OF the races Mt Highland, Pough-
keepsie course, June 80 and July 2, excar-
sion tickets, good going June % to July 2
and returning until uly 3, will be sold at
one fare for the round trip.
je27am, 81 ,29.3O, ,jy1 pm je28, &c, 80 ,jy1
The evening times., 1897-07-01
Local Carpenters Union Cannot Get
Together on Rules.

After an earnest effort continuing
through several months, the representatives
OF the four local organizations OF carpen-
ters have failed to agree.
This conclusion was reached at meet
ing held last evening, when the delegates
from Assembly No. 174S. X. of L., dis
stnted from the rules, or at least one OF
them, concurred in by the other three
unions The dissenting delegates left the
hall and the other three organizations con-
tinued the work of formulating an agree
mput.
The evening times., 1897-07-01
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.
District Delegates Appointed to the
Toronto General Convention.

Superintendent of Charities Herbert W.
Lewis, Hon. Simon Wolf, Miss Catherine
p Hosmer, F L. Moore and E. Pickman
Mann weIe yesterday requested by the
Commissioners To act as delegates to the
national conference OF charities and cor
rections, a. meet in Toronto, Canada,
July to IA next. This action was taken
in response to an invitation sent them by
the general secretary of the convention.
The evening times., 1897-07-01
Excursion Rate to San Francisco,
CAL. via b. & o.

Account annual convention, Y p s. c. E.,
San Francisco, July to IL, the Baltimore
K Ohio Railroad Will sell tickets to that
point June 81 to July 2, at greatly re-
duced rates. For fun particulars call at
offices, &c. 18th ST., 619 Pa ave. and
depot, n. ,. ave. and ST.
je25, ,2G. .2s .30-iy1
The evening times., 1897-07-01
SONS&Co
OUR
I'd Grand Rebuilding Sale
Hurrah! !!

It's worth while making a hurrah over
sucn a Remnant sale as this Remnants
by the thOusand-in hundreds OF varieties
for thousands OF WashingtOnIaBs- They're
worth two tiiues and three times and even
four times what we ask for them. They're
all seasOnabIe they're stylish-they are
attractive they are the best values ever
given anywbere-aJ any ulme-Dy any firm
The evening times., 1897-07-01

Special Excursion to Sea shore vil
Is. & o.
Tickets to Atlantic City, Cape May, and
Sea Isle City will be sold for 10 .. m
and 2 noon, Royal Blue Line trains, on
Fridays and Saturdays during the sea-
son, good to return until Tuesday follow
ing, at rate SIS for the round trip.
je30-m,w ,th-tilAu27
The evening times., 1897-07-01

S3I.75 To San Francisco, S31.75
CAL, via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Account Christian Endeavor Convention
at San Francisco. one-way tickets will be
sold until July 2, inclusive, at rate of
S3I.75, je3O-2t-em
The evening times., 1897-07-01
SergeS

for summer wear have DO equal.
They are cool, durable aud dressy.
Plenty OF both Blue aud Black ones
tu the ROGERS n co. New York
stock, which we are selling at SIN
TY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. All
stylish, well--nade. perfect-iitting
garments. Fully guaranteed ny the
makers aud by Us.
Choice line OF Negligee Shirts in
our furnishings depa rtment. New
est colors aBd patterns. aoc, Sl-oo,
81 SO, 500.
Everything else in sumner wear r.
ables for Men and Boys i'm proper
qualities at most reasonable prices.
The evening times., 1897-07-01
Low Rates to Milwa ukee, Wis, via
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

On account of the meetingof the National
Educational Association at Milwaukee,
excursion tickets will be sold July ., 3 and
4 at rate of one fare for the round trip,
plus membership fee.
ie29-jy1 &3e- je30- iy2&4m
The evening times., 1897-07-01
Excursion to- Milwaukee, WIS, Via
Il. q q.

Account National Educational A ssociation
Convention the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will sell excursion tickets to Milwaukee July
g. and 4, at rate of one fare for the round
trip, plus So 90. je26, 2S,3 ,30jy1,2,3
The evening times., 1897-07-01
Personally Conducted Tour to Cres-
son, Pa, via Pennsylvania Rail-

Tickets will be sold for 1880 a. m. train
from Washington Saturday, July 3, con-
Meeting with special train from Harrisburg,
good for ten days, including one days
board at the Mountain House, at rate of
SS for the round trip. 1e29-3tem
The evening times., 1897-07-01

b. & q. Excursion 20 Niagara Falls
via Plttsburg.
Leave Washington 10 a. m, July z ar
riving at falls s a. m. following mo- ming
Tickets good for five days. $40.
je24. 26 ,2S, ,iy1 ,3,5;6sen
The evening times., 1897-07-01
HAVE FAILED TO AGREE.

For other sports See Page 9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
B1BLIOTECA DE fla DEMoCRAC1A

Dera tendre ell collar que tanto me
agradaba, y 81 tengo que estre-
charme para pagarlo, a 10 menos
no molestare al rey.
Oicho este, Sc quedo pensativa
por espacio de un minute, luego
prosigui6:
y tambien habre ganado en-
clio, puesto que he sabido que ten
go un amigo delicado que me ha
servido. -.
E hizo otra pausa.
y una amiga que ha adivina-
do mi pensamiento, prosigui6,
presentando su mano d Juana, que
Sc precipit6 sobre ella.
Luego, al ir q salir, despues de
haber vaciIado otra vez:
-Condess, dijo en- voz bsja
como ST tuyiese miedo de 10 que
deeis, haced saber al seflor de Ro-
han que sera bien recibido en-
Versailles, Y que tepgo que darie
gracias.
Jaana SO lanz6 fuera del apo
sento, no embrisgada, sino loca
de orgullo satisfecho, y estreehan-
do los billetes de Banco como un
buitre estrecha Ia presa robada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

Rohan, y que 20, 6 fuer de IN
hombre honrado, como dijo Cata-
lima, 10 acepto todo de la amistad
q condici6n de desquite. Asf,
acepto, DO Ell regalo del senior de
d Enton ces que?
-Sino su anticipo. Ell senor de
RohAn ha tenido bien anticipar
su dinero 6 so credito por COM
placerme. Yo le devolvere su di-
nero. SCreo que Behmer pedfa
algdn dinero de presente?
ST, se1ora.
"a uanto2 40 eran doscientas
mil libras?
-Doscientas oincuenta mil.
Rs el trimestre de ls pension
que me pasa ell rey. Me Ia han
enviado esta manana; bien Sc que
es anticipada, pero al fin me la
han enviado.
La reina llam6 q sus camaris-
tas, quienes la vistieron, despues
de haberla envuelto en- fnas ba-
tistas callentes-
Habiendo quedado sola con Jua-
ma y reinstalada en- So cuarto, d'jo
& la condesa:
Tened d bien abrir ese ca
jon.
-tEl primerof
NO, Ell segundo. No hay
ahf una cartera2
-Aquf estA, sonora.
-Contiene doscientas ciLcuenta
mil hbras. Contadlas.
Juana obedeci6.
-Llevadlas al cardenal. No oil
videis el darle gracias, y decide
que me arreglare todos los meses
para psgar de ese modo. va arre-
glaremos los reditos. De esta ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
Ell COLI AR DE LA RE1NA

Cuando le he dicho que habiais
adelantado doscientos cincuenta
mil libras. -.
Use 10 hab els dicho2
-sY por que n6a
-Porque era hacerte en- ell ac-
to impossible adquisici6n.
Era proeurarle el medic, ell
motiyo de aceptarlo. NADIA por
nada, he abb la divisa de la reina.
II iDios mIo
Juana registr6 tranquilamente
su bolsillo, y sae6 Ia cartera de
S. M.
aQa6 es ESQ? pIegunt6 ell Sc
for de kohan.
Una cartera que oontiene
doscientas cincuenta mil libras en-
billetes de Banco.
-Efectiyamente.
y la reina os los onvfa dau-
docs al mismo tempo las mas
expresiyas gracias.
-iOhl
He contado los billetes V la
cuenta esta exacta.
No es ESQ 10 que miro.
-Pues S1ue mirAisa
-Esta cartera que 20 no os he
yisto nunca.
-Parece que os gusts; SIN en-
cargo no es hermosa y rica.
Me gusta sin saber por que.
-Teneis buen gusto.
-SOs burlais2 SPor que me
decfs que tengo buen gusto?
-Porque teneis ell mismo gus
to de Ia reina.
-Esta cartera -.
Era de la reina, nonsenor.
-sLa estimais mucho?
Job nuehisimo.
El cardenal suspir6, y dijo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
INFORMAL
DEL OLA
DE IMPORTANCIA

Una comision de diputados cubanos
Sc ocupa en- dar solucion al contiicto de
los billetes.
Esta comisi6n no Sc opone a la i'm
portacion en- la Peninsula del tabaco de
Puerto Rico.
Ell senor Castellanos por cable comu-
MICA instrucciones al General Weyler,
para la amortization de los billetes.
LOS REPUBLICANOS
Con el mayor orden Sc llevo cabo
la session de la Asamblea republicana
Fue acuerdo fusionarse las fracciones
que tienfan representation Ell la Asam-
blea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

dio, porque el sefior de Rohan no
obra por ambici6n nj avaricia,
sino por amor.
FL cardenal Sc repuso al punto.
La algeria no es una enfermedad
de larga duraci6n, y como ell car
denal era un espiritu s6lido, juz-
g6 conveniente hablar negocios
con Juan2, Fl de hacerla olvi-
dar que hablaba de amor.
Juans le dejo obrar libremente.
Amiga mia, dijo estrechando
& Juana en- sus brazos, 5qUe pre-
tende hacer Ia leina de ese pres
tamo que le hab6is supuesto2
j Ne 10 preguntais porque SO
cree que la reina no tiene dine
TO?
--Precisamente.
-Pues bien; pretende pagaros
como 81 pagase a B9hmer, solo
que 81 hubiese oomprado el collar
q Behmer, 10 sabrfa todo Paris,
y ESQ 10 quiers evitar 8 todo
trance, desde ell famoso dicho del
navio, porque si ella iuzgase esa
pasada al rey, toda Ia Francia 10
llevarfa & NAL. De consiguiente
quiere adquirir en- detalle los dia-
nantes y psgarlos tambien en-
detalle. Vos lie proporcionais esa
OCCASION; sois para ella IN cajero
discreto Y solvente, en- ell case
en- que ella Sc hallara apurada de
dinero, y punto conclude. Esta
contenta, y paga; asi no pidais
mas.
-IConque psgal SY c6mop
La reins, como mujer que 10
comprende todo, sabe bien que
teneis deudas, monsefior; y por
otra parte, tiene crgullo, y no es
una amiga que reciba regalos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

Sra Dofla G. s. de R.-Oapitai. Tone
mos mucho gusto en- cemplacerle remitien
dole ell umero que deses.
Sr don G. V.-Salines. E cibida gu apre
ciable del 3 de Mayo los diez pesos Ora
cias.
Sr. don R V Florida. LIE rogamos ten
ga la bondad de indicar al S.. don F. r
que el recbo de su suscricion Sc remiti6 a
agente de Barceloneta don Eduardo Gorge
TIL 10 que aeeuda son $500 de IN trimestre
Sr. don F. Y. Yabucoa-Estan aquf los
tones suyos, encnadernados va.
Sr. don P. O. B .rranquit as So lie envia
ra ell Ger. tomo que a1n no eta encuader
nado.
Sr. don s. A. Yauco-Ss le remite hoy
ell Ser. tomo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
GABIkETE De CURACI0N
DEL DR., JOAQUIN REDOkDO
CoMERcro 80. -PoScK

II. y. Ulceraciones del cuello de Ia
matriz, curada.
L. P. Escoriaciones granulosas, de
idem, idem, en- tratamiento.
j. G. Enfermedad de la mGdula, en
tratamiento por la distension.
L. T. Catarro pulmonar dc seTtIce,
en- tratamiento aseptico.
p. C. PARALYSIS de origen periferico,
curada por la electricidad.
La Stills sc cura en- la cliniea, ga
rantizandola curaci6n. Iratamiento
ell one Sc emplea Ell Santiago de Galicia,
modifcado por el expresado doctor
Redondo.
Consulta gratis para los po~tsr
i de la tarde.
Abril Ia 1897. am. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

Mariposilla leve, flor alada,
Con las tintas del iris matizada.
Al sol debes tn vida bulliciosa:
FL, con ell grato infujo de su lumbre,
Te convirti6 de larva en- mariposa;
Nuela, yaga afanosa
Por ell Ilano y la cumbre,
Luciendo tus primores
Y semejando flor que besa flores.
No remontes ell vue!o,
No del sol te enamores,
Que el no te di6 para escalar al cielo
Esas graciosas cuanto endebles alas,
Sino porque las lucas como galas
Plugole senalarte
En- ell festfn, primaveral, tn parte.
iNive! Gozala aprisa Y toda entera,
Pues la vida es cual tn: breve Y ligera.
Juega entire flores ell sabroso iuego
Del amor, y renuncia a la alta esfera;
Que ell sol es luz: pero tambien es fuego.
Loca y desvanecida
Mariposa que subes, ven y advidrte
Que csc sol, que de ejos da la vida,
De cerca da la muerte
H. Rodriguez Hartin.