New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-09
PERSONAL.

What lne thing old age is said ". Angler not
long before his death "One is surrounded with care,
attention and respect. But what pity that it lasts
so short tune"
When Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria reached Paris
the other day. he went TO his uncle the Duke OF
Montpensler. The latter had not seen him for long
time and did not at first know him; but when his
identity was disclosed he shook his hand warmly and
exclaimed: BY my faith! am like the PoweIs-l did
not recognize you"
Senator Chandler IS in Italy, but will be on
hand at Washington when Congress meets.
NJ. lola would like to occupy Emile Anglers chair
among the Immortas. 81 shall' he says be a
candidate The Academy has shown recently that it
Is no longer absolutely hostile TO new formulate.
shall conform to the usageS make the necessary visits
and expect defeat Hugo in his day was not dimn,
Der of the French Academy, and If live long enough
l shall succeed in my desre.'
Boulevard Boulevard" the dying words OF
NJ Metra, the French Strauss This famous waltz
writer was an incorrigble Bohemian who sought
to turn his great musical gifts to advantage; his most
popular watzes into his head as he was loafng
and gossfpng with the literary and artistic Bohemians
who used 10 scale Montmartre TO chat with him and
sup with him until the early morning hours; his
Indifference to all that concerned order. method and
responsibility Invincible; he was an amiable,
gifted and immoral man. who cared for nothing but
his friends, his boulevard and the picturesque In
soucance of Montmarre and its Bohemian inhabitants
of both sexes
Miss Clementina Black vigorously contradcts many
of the rumOrs which have arisen regarding the suicide
of Amy Levy. 1t is not true that the author of
Reuben Sachs unhappy in her home life Or
that she suffered from mental depression from an I'M
cOngenial environment. =" Her parents" continues
Miss Black were justly proud of her. and it i'm
possible to be uniformly indulgent, anxious
10 anticipate her every wish than they At the
time Of her death they out Of town; but she had
been with them only few days before, had parted
with them the best of terms and was expected u
rejOn them the next week. Her sister was with her
the afternoon before her DEATH and from her also
she parted afect0naely"
There secns TO be little danger that the dynasty
Of Montenegro dear the heart Of the Gar, will
become extinct for some time TO come. few weeks
ago another son was born to Princess 3Iilena and
Prince Nicholas OF that principally. This is the
eleventh child which has blessed their union since
1869. The happy mother was the daughter of the
Wognoden' Peter Bukol,ch. and was born in 1S47.
She IS consequently still I'm the prime of life and may
live still many years, TO the Joy of her race She
was married when mere child of thirteen years,
although celebrated the time for that great beauty
which captivated her semi-babarian chieftain. OF
her eight daughters, the three eldest already
married. Princess ZOrlSa is the wife Of Peter Kara
The Balkan question The second daughter MilitZa.
was recently married TO Grand Duke Peter OF Russia.
while the third daughter IS the Duchess Of Leucen.
berg IL the other children make such alliances. the
nosifiou of Montenegro will be of considerable
lower IN the Balkan peninsula