New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
PARTING.

,Ts the end of your summer vacation,
Tonight you must bid me goodbye,
1t seems strange though knew separation
Must come with the end Of July;
Is it wrong II weep when you leave me-
1t would not be wrong, oh, believe me,
II mad but met you before
Tonight, as we walked in the flicker
OF lights that burned dim by the SEQ
felt as my heart beats came quicker
The meaning Of parting to me:
But a word and my day dream is DER,
Brief Joy dearly bought by long sorrow
Oh, would had met you before
Like tendrIl Of ivy entwining,
some column forgotten, thy love
Has grown round my heart, and repinine
seems like hooking the sunlight abovss
But twere better never had met you
Than to think Of you thus evermore,
Time was when need not forget you,
Why did not meet you bciori
The last strains Of the music are dying,
The last rays Of the moon kiss the sea-
The last moments Of bliss are swiftnyins
That will never again come 10 me, ,..
For the last time thy strong arms are guiding
TO Tie magic Of Waldteufel gliding
AS oft We have glided before
The last tlrob Of the music is ending
Like o heart that Is breaking II Dies
Above me thy dear face Is bending, -.
There is something like tears In your eyes,
And must we at such times dissembe
And smile when the heart Is 50 sore'
God help usi pray and tremole',
Oh. would had met you beforsl s..~
-(GeOrgc Trmole DAVIDSON. III i"o i"'"
sor the day on which President Buchanan 1onss
a., C,.,..h saws Andrew s. Thomas. OF Louisville
w ct was lounging about in my library WITH 'nree
friends and was reading out Of the paper INC -
that Buchanan Joined the Church. Al .ns' wy ~
Sas :. CORY severe one Hardly had the uemonns
coed when one of the group sprsng VI MS LOO. -.
-o,.,r,aN. .Gcntlcmen, Buchanan mas ,oineo 'no
S,smrcn.nd tina devil laughs so hard he SHAKES sae
whole earthl"
Tho cb,caro way.-Thrce Chicago men gave big ODDS
10 get election bets and have ne stakes pn. mo s
hands q certain %sn to T Sass bssa held up and
the losers can only grin and bear iI-lDSro" fNs
Press.
.w,,,sa, his genius, says Henry Bacon. the Boston
.,. :. v,ui.,, Hunt really hurt the Boston arusU
IN tho mast: they have thought tnas tney eouia ".
,v,,hout much work what he could do aner years Oh
work Il Is the same with Csrous Dufsn' no Va"
',ars dasb and splash, and II Will DO great ana
",-S.s ,cure Let a student try 10 DO that sort OF
-. "a he slops over the edges; you would say
a, A. we'll beguu; finish it, Vercstchagn are ME
49,. hsrs now at this moments I knew him ten
.A.n 900 what sort Of man is hot Very disagree
.s,o regular Tartar ready 10 take ont his revolver
70 ,he least thing went against him. There are thoss
who have called him mad, but II Is madness WIN .
r.st svstem In it--force. Do you know the chrome
s.s doue ev, rythng for ART In tbs counyi mean y
Tnsy didn't chrome many poor things; the good ones
..nsnt peoplc q good deal more than they knew, 81
over lhe country; must own that the chrome really
has done q good DEAL
had ridden 200 feet on . Markct.st grip-car u
p.i,s~sinhis and the conductor had Just taken my
t.rc when the cable broke and tho car came to stang
tsIi Eyeryb6dy got up and went out without wosa;
citing ne the Occurrences bad bean expected, ow
Sens new to the business, asked Of the conductors
rs this sreakf
aAnS the car stops hero fer-for how loasi'
"Can't tell, air"
.But I want 70 80 on
"NOboAy's Interesting
Hut want my nickel back . A.
Now hear him I" exclaimed tina conductor to w
three or four people who fingered about.
but paid TO 20 to the foot Of Markets."
ESQ you aid. but subject 70 dispcnsston Of rIo'r
dence."
And you call this onei'
"Of course" -
"Theyre always ON the eide Of the company. ainV
thsgll.. :. ,..,. w,v .,,v ,..,.,s.v , had . man
die In my before got HIS fsre aud We werS ~
that much, and do you suppose raised RICE s ~
q and ave myself away - no gentleman
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