A Romance In Real Life

.i couplc vi var las[ a voung irl il mode) inein .-uiJ considerable beauty lias been employed in the Beverwyck mili ii Mtinllaki1. mar Trciv, New York. Her parenU r tuit respectable reaidentB ui (li:i! town.nnd the pducaiion whion she red was entirely lurouyli her mui elAt t ¦ vi' ii ago a youiiiT dniwfrist ui Troy began to "pay attenüon" (o the comelï young Dictory girL and tor i time i was thougtil tliata wedditig woiild be tht n-ult. I'.ut the mntch, t one bad been i-iniii'iiipiatcii, tn braken off byüie rel Uyes of the youDg man, and Ihe giri lor a time cerned very uiucli pui hul tlie affair. Sh I thal stie bad never prinii.-'i' to be tbe vill!r dvuMiet's wiic l)ui tt gave her pntn tu i wülm) Ktx Ma bdouIü deein ber beiieatb hlm. A few monthsago adUt&ni relal eol Ibe young lady li Ing In Brooklyn invitad ber t vtaft ttvnl city. Wliilc there she became acqaiutcd wit ii a rislng'youne bankera member of the New ïorkStoek Exchange. Theyoang man wasnotalow to diacoverthe facl thal Factory girl wbs a jeu el of the flrst watier; lic inquired i uto ber uncestry, and learning tbal her (amilywere respectable people. and there was nothing againsl them liut thcir )nt rty, lic proposed t' her. and afler doe time was accepted. The young lady ha returned to Bandlake where lie Ii preparing tor the marrhige with the New Voik liankcr. 'J'lic ivcnt wDl !¦ c( lebrated thi month, and the other jttrta in the Beverwyck nuil who rere prone (o W thelr forrnei companion ot baving been riven the oold shoulder by a "pillinakcr," DOW treat Her with great n .,( premUed brido ï a ricb new Yorker.