New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
80 pr n.uv TRIBUNE SUNDAY JUNE q lss9-TWENTY PAGEs.

-. -, ror,anca Hereafter when you permit me
,hs bopor of coming TO you, shall use neither "o
Unconditional ferryboat nor the prosac bridge shsi
cross tho Fast River Leander used to erOSS u'
ueIlespont when he went calling upon Hero -,
az, J,net had not been thoroughly enamored Oh
,..noo this sneech OF Richards must have struck
her AZ lust shade funny, AS It was she was iu
How perfectly lovely she exclaimed g. I0Sant Shoh
not rand transit 'Leander has always been one OF
heroes How true and R StS 0r SoP sake to brave the
mad currents Of tho Helespont night aIS Stcb ba
You must admit Mr that oS1 the asg0 S Infinitely
moro winning than that OF TIE modern yo+hs IN
man who Is transported 70 hs lazy love acrso3 Of
the strap Of car crushed in the motley 'r0"u VI
az don't believe Richard replied thst LS S.GIf
evcr would have been equal TO the feat IL he haan
been sure that Hero FOR him You may b ysn we
believe there was Hight in Richards eyes thonsb he
that was not to be mistaken. III was ~ , ~
had declared II you don't love mo or Wont CTS cdm nS
juliet then shah only be able TO aqT Iver a. BSt II
YOU S love me The swimming OF dozen East Rivers
TO reach side would be an easy nsGerd Juliet
with her eyes firmly hxed the chandelier over So
heads None but the brave degs SoT o Thc6
her eyes came down from the chandelier and met MS
moment And aCGd by TIER =, ss S9aST The entire
6reoqusrter OF the ear'h's surface whion, II nd
member ny ssSsaPs Sy Go SSSpSaod that You
young friend IN tho Fast River this evening SDS S
the 1ltb OF May, when he had IhlS ,nn'ir ,nd
inlet he has como over 70 SEQ her fre9cnly anu
every time no has swm oyor nom New ork 70, far
homo Is the Heights Just oyer me och T, Of
three minutes brings him TO tho garien N me rS bcb
the house. In the garden Is Dit OF an srDr, n,
He enters dripping norman ne and srssts
juliet whom be finds waiting for him Just beyond on
me Rnm tba s6out all thoro tell Her mother
and she 60 abroad In the fall and our Young Ienas
In accordance with Juncrs ~ oU NJ n.xt CSrstmas
I've asked her the other day why she chose
ri time ard place She replied that Italy was the
land OF romance, and that Romo was the queen OF
az -. Calendar Just now she IL wild about falconry
and Richard has promised her 10 devote portion
Of ther honeymoon to teaching her h er p "r
painted with a falcon on her wrist feThs2s you
read the other day IN Tho Brooklyn Eagle M an
aScount OF correspondence which was being carried
on by a brooklyn belle and her New-lork lover
by means Of carrier pigeons. No names WeTS heH
toned but happen to knew tGac yTs sc so od s Of
tho origin OF the correspondence. few weeks ago
in course Of ferycnt protest agnlnst tao prUeAc
Hood OF which spoke. think / can give you
the lines. Let's SOC
OF lIghi guitar cannot boast
lie never seNnHiCs.
He writes and sends It by tho post
lie doesn't bribe the maids;
No stealth, no hempen lNlhcr-no'
He comes with loud rattat
That stsrtIcs all N Bedford Row
There's romance In that!
"Thc result that Richard concluded that instead
OF 'sondng q by the post he "onh organize
romantic carrier pigeon service"
episode Of Now York and Brooklyn If which ! Oh
talnei from Mrs and which With her ldnd per
mission arr printed In Tho Tribune Naturally
asked her bow shr came Ia know so much Of the
affair She replied that she bad known both Of
Those young people since they wcro children and that
addcd with a laugh am like DIAN Swifrs servant
I'm good at drawing differences