The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-28
OBITUARY.

guaees and Literature In the College OF New
Jersey at Princeton. died Yesterday on . ferry
boat OF the Pennsylvania Railroad which VA.
crossing to this city. His son. Ladislas EareS,
lawyer OF thiscity. had been III and Prof.
kargs was coming to visit him for two or three
days. He LEFT Princeton at . o'clock and At
about was on the ferryboat He was born in
the Grand Duchy OF Poseu. Polish dspen-
dency OF Prussia on July 3. 1923 In 1912 he
entered the University Of Breslau. where he
was distinguished for his Attachments IN Ian
Guaes and history. In l945 he went to PATS
and attended full course OF lectures on Slavic
literature in the College de Franco He
went TO Berlin IN tho following year
and there further prosecuted his stud.
les. dischargine at the same time
his military obligations to the State.
Being an enthusiastic republican. he en-
gagged In the movement having for its object
the independence Of Poland. IN 1913. aud fed
came to New YORK 10 ISL il was sI the head
Q. a classical school In this city when the civil
s sssa s Ss fFs:
Ssw Jessey Say hI he vas wounded near
ON Dec. Is he took part in tue battle Of Fred.
eri,ksburg, but his disabilities were such that
Dss he T,nsTsd from he k Fl s
Jersey SsysIFy; While .nu, sa:ss.d :. was
called upon to furnish division. consisting
OF ten resiments Of infantry and two resi-
thirty days. but On the 4th Of July 'i the baths
of Get.ysburg had been fought and Lees
oesob. e. Rsrs It h. hasi e
the &rn1 p &. Tssn.ssst Il vas 'f "a cqa -
army OF Gen. sherman in the march from
en- kaiss Vas 80 BApEa Cen
eral by bcevee He was mustered out OF ser
ss II NGysqss @ .s ,1 Ksrt s; Ns
one Of the ablest cavalry officers in the service.
In lSb. he accepted a com mission in the
manded two important military reservations
in Nevada. then occupied by hostile Indians.
Of absence. during which ne accepted tho
Chair Of G9ntinensal Lansuaees and Literature
resigned from the army.
Orange Judd. editor Of tho 0-angs Judd
Farmer. whose name Is household word in
nsarly every rgra! Eone IL the counsry, died
hsnorrhaes. which was followed ~ another
over 40 years OF age. Mr. Judd was U to last
week a. parently haze and heaarty MIL was
his. majority he LETT tho farm to prepare FOR
college. working his way through. In 1883 hs
Sea fo si and hs ss The p-oprao
presented the journal to HIM. The Periodical
was .2s TsaSs ys5y gs al. tn Psss
e s Mr. Jntd Ssd IN f Eaas. IN v fsi
H s orisinase ths tn.eTaat!oaa sra ssi;
School Lesson system and the Crop Reporting
rsrssnt tag sys.em nov USED b. 'he Cavern
cultural mem ter" on the Z nited States Board
ot Indian Commissioners orsanized during
!a II he Hs IL ;n Sat.
1859 he toush. UP the plates and copyrights ..
nearly all the e-r!culrural and rticuI,ural
books Of the copntry ana established the chief
Aner5a In 1857 he irnn@rtsd : quantity D; u
sorghum seed and Distributed it tree. This
justry in this country.
Herman Timing. senior member o.: the firm
OF T. Timing & son. beer botelers. et Brook
ago he came to this country from SsIony. and
oa sand Ne a MsSsr N
he moved TO Brooklyn in ls5 and has sine:
a Ti; $500 -, r. !s ss s9a; Adslps ;:
Gernan soeIsses The neral vii 5e held At
the German Evangelical Church. in Schermer-
horn street. tomorrow afternoon
James E Kelly died suddenly at his home IN
pEfwvtlle. " T., YESTERDAY mornins; NJ:
Bssf rk snd at another the
President Of the Croton River Bank. A few
h. s,s the Of The Saa
millionaire. but hs met with financial reverses
H He had lived in DsswyslIe for nums aA ::
years.
jarvis Knapp died IN Newbursh on Sunday
ssstsh IN ga kss5h the ias: :, Ws. n:
ss s lang prs
S 4. NJ Knapp died peacefully from CID
with him in family ties are samuel F. Knapp
1 Brother. prominent New York city ner-
chants.
Boston Custom House and one, OF the best
known citizens OF that city. died on Sunday.
cratic stats CENTRAL ronnittes When 81:
bs s. Of
Senator ingalls,.
suPe5ytsor Albert White q the Twsn.y;;,hird
Vas Vas the RepqbiiGan leader IN the Board In
member Of the arm Of Whits Bs0thers !y es
men.
oAtopiiah V Hick. is dad a. his HON. in
PauI's Church in Glen Cove, He leaves a fam
LIZ. His n other is still living at the age OF
81. He had been grea: traveller. and is said
to have visited almost every part Of the glote e.
Charles +. Burr. builder. o. $50 Broadway.
tied on Monday m9rnins Q! heart disease at
born in Ireland ifty.two years Lco and came to
this city at the age OF ID. HIS WIFE two sons.
and two daughters survive HIN.
John H. Grove died OF Monday morning!in
Buffalo Of heart disease aSei 81 He pub
sixties AZ the time Of hi. death he was the
head Of the Grove Rooin. Company.
Surgeon H. T. Harvey. L. ; ". died at Craw-
ford: Mss. on Nonday alter a long Illness.
br. Harvey was a survivor Of the samoan dis
aster. and his last service was on the receiytn.
ship St Louis.
Aonzo Decker 81 Baltimore aged ~ years
died suddenly in Newourgh on Monday. while
on a visit IN his friends. He was chair man-
ufactureF n Baltimore.
Charles Booth. for twenty years rro-
prietor ~ the Booth House IN Grsenport. is
dead in that place. aged ~ Yeas
The salvation Army Makes No Provision
for Its Dead.
Walter Woodward. a member %. the Saliva.