New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-27
PERSONAL.

In tho report OF the addresses made by members
OF the after the death OF the late Peeg Chandler
there appears I'm Mr. d. z. Wares address an alusion
to Mr. Chander's effort to preserve the Public Garden
for the city. 1t is Ony reference. says The Boston
Advertiser but 1t an act in his life which MI
Chandler regarded as Of the best and which he
often referred to even in his latest days move
mont was on sell the Public Garden to be used
for building Mr. Chandler was almost the only man
In Boston who appreciated what great growth would
happen on the Back Ba-. and how important the
preservation of tho Public Gaiden was. lie. at his
own expense issued thousands of circulars opposing
the proposed SALE and calling upon the citizens al
meeting which to be held TO ratify It to vote
against It. By his enercr he interested Others. and
tho result was that, after a contest the city voted
overwhelmingly not 10 sell the Public Garden. no
wonder that Mr.. Chandler took honest pride in this
achievement
The Queens estate at Osborne comprises about
$500 acres.
Professor Tyndall upon occasion was to de-
liver lecture in a certain town. and on the day in
uestion visited the lecture-hal during the afternoon
as lecturers usually do TO make various arrangements
The place, Of course empty; no one was present
save the careaker, vino busy his busting at
the end OF the hall Happening 10 look up from MS
work. however the careaker surprised to see the
learned Professor assduousy vault!ng backward and
forward his table for some seeming incomprehensi
BILE reason The explanation OF this little performance
was quite simple and forthcoming during the
course Of the lecture in the evening when
by accident of course-to knock over some OIL ms
applause lightly leaped over the table ana as Ilshty
4 pes for pat bes asa little accdsn Sydney smith
said some of his best impromptus TOOK MIN years 10
prepare.
Princess Louise Duchess OF Fife. is fond OF draw
ing. and Is said to be really meritorious artist
As one consequences of the royal wedding. the
Queen has directed that in future her married
daughters shall be officially described In somewhat
different form than hitherto Princess Christian VIII
henceforth be termed " the Princess CHRISTIAN Oh
schlcswg- Holstein princess Helena Of Great Britain
and Ireland)"; Princess Louise Will appear as the
Princess Louise Warehouses of Lorns princess Louise
of Great Britain and Ireand" and Princess Beatrice
pc the Princess Henry OF Batenberg princess Bea
trice of Great Britain and Ireand" The Great Britain
end Ireland' thus added in this connection for the
first time viii serve distinguish one of these august
ladies from her niece who Will be officially described
rs the Princess Louise. Duchess OF Fife Princees
Louise OF Walesl.'
writer in 1.-THE Boston Advertiser tells that a
young friend in Maine has been much embarrassed re-
Gently by the kind attention Of Mrs. Annie Louise Cary
RAYMOND at was the reception which followed the
concert given by Mrs. Raymond week or two ago
IN Portland Our young man, when little shaver, had
been neiglbor and favorite Of the great singers.
For seven or eight years they had not met and now the
once infant in knee trousers had become fneooking
Young man Of twenty four Good evening, ANNIE
said the modest young man, quietly, as, watching his
opportunity he approached the prima donna Mrs
Raymond face gowed with pleasure as she cas 1
claimed she. claspng an arm about ms NECK au AH
Ing him heartily. And that was not an. one eld
NOT remove her arm from where IL had fallen, In nee
innetuous embrace but stood chatting with steve
thus for some moments greatly 10 the astonishment OF
The assembly and the chagrin OF the modest youth us
when Mrs Raymonds admirers hear this story they
will love her all the more