New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-31
PERSONAL.

Secretary Long will preside at the uni'ar'a" an
nIyersary meeting in Boston tomorrow
Reor-Admiral Erben accompanied by his "iie
and daughter sails for Europe to-day
Northern syndicate recently offered Mrs Jei-
ferson Davis $4,000 for her home at beauvo,r'
Miss but she would not haze aye Rs State ef paughters Of
the Confederacy are to buy the mouse lot S-'''0V
handsome granite monument has just been
erected in Fairview Cemetery Chicopee' over the
grave OF Ex-Governor George D. Robinson Oh
Massachusetts, 1t is IA feet high and the oase Is
B feet inches square, surmounted ny sun
base feet inches square. which bears the FAMILY
ro,ra IN relief The base IS surmounted by
plnth feet square with carved corners, On ms u,
rests diminishing die feet square anG eoI lse'
Robinson, Jan. 20. 1S3i-Feb % 1856
Third-class medals have been awarded to Messrs'
Frederick Dumond and Lionel Walden. American
artists, for oil paintings at the Paris salon
Secretary and Mrs. Alger are visiting their daugh-
ter in Thorndae. Penn.
L, Clark Davis who is the editorial staff OF
THE Philadelphia Ledger" Is reported to have
husband of Rebecca Harding Davis. NOW am
known the father OF Richs ID Harding DAVIS.
Fw NJ Holiday. who has just died at his home
in Winchester Va gained distinction as Con-
federate soldier In the Civil War. being coIohei OIL
the 3Sd Virginia. In 1876 he the commissioner
from Virginia to the Centennial Exposition at
Philadelphia and also appointed the same
year elector-at-large for the State In the Presl-
Dental canvass lie nominated for Governor
by the Democrats the following year and elected
without opposition, and entered upon the duties
OF that office on January T. 1873 The Holiday
mansion Is plainly furnished. but contains many
valuable paintings curlos. relics. ETC. many OF
which were gathered by the Ex-Governor himself
on his various tours abroad Many prominent per-
sonages have been entertained within It's hosptaoie
walls. and the ex-Governor's name was the syno-
nyme of cordially and kindly greeting
The hundredth anniversary Of the first vaccina-
ton In Vienna has Just been celebrated In that
city Dr. Johannes Chevaler dc Caro- A native
OF Geneva who studied medicine in Edinburgh
made Jenner's acquaintance. and. on settling down
in Vienna, received from him In May 1882 the
first cow virus, with which. on May 10. he vac
cInated his two elder sons. who subsequently
helped him to promote the Use Of the new pre-
tentative The Archduke Charles in 1903 recon-
mended 10 the Hofkriegssratf. War Office. the
introduction of vaccination in the army but in
the mean while DR. dc CAIRO had sent COW lymph
which was by that time being produced In Vienna
Itself to Greece. Turkey. and even TO Bombay
Ceylon and Sumatra. the invention Of an ingenious
method Of packing Walls of liquid lymph being
attributed to him by his contemporaries.
Chicago. May so (specaD.-Colonel Francis w
Parker. principal OF the Chicago Normal School,
has resigned the place he has held for sixteen
years to accept the presidency Of the new college
OF pedagogy to be founded on the North Side by
Mrs Emmons Blaine The resignation Is TO take
effect the close OF the present school year, in
June.