The sun., 1902-03-14
1.-THE Linen Store"
James McCutcheOn &CO.
IA West 23d Street.

TO Majo General in the same year He was
brevetted for his gal liant services az the stone
Woes in the battle Of Ressca lie took an
active part In the Atlanta campaign ana
was wounded In the attack on Jonesoorongh'
For gallant conduct In the battle OF Franklin;
Tenn he received a brevet Of MaJor-Gt neral
and subsequently, received tho Congress- onIl tti
part in the Indian campaigns and Was In
command OF the Department Of Texas untli
his retirement; After that he became com
lie was President Of the Society OF the Army
Of the Cumberland. having succeeded ten
Rosecrans.
Or Albert K Leeds professor OF chemistry
ut Stevens Institute of Technology. died
Yesterday morning az his home at German
town. Pa Two weeks ago he tendsred ms
resignation, but The trustees refused TO aC-
cept IL and granted him u years vacation
with full pay instead He had occupied the
Tumor Of the liver wa. I immediate cause
Of dcuth, although DR. Leeds had been suffer
ing with other complications Specialists
had told him that his maladie- we're incur
able. but his death vest terday was UNLOCKED
for and caused much surprise among the
students and faculty pr Iced was oorE
the New Jersey board OF Health and he served
several terms a. President of the American
chemical men principally a- an expert in
@s a. 4"s . TSsG Mr %a. sna fS2a . Gdi"of OF pnS
delphia His second wife, who survives
him. with two daughtere. was niece OF
william D Reed. Philadelphia LAWYER.
John, II P-et, who died on Wednesday
at his home, 81 Halsted street, East Orange
y }. up mi k-t september had been a rest
dent of Brooklyn for more than nifty year.
He Was the last SURVIVING member OF the
Peet, Post 4 Co lie was a life member OF
the Long Island Historical Society and OF
tee sbe sGGry Of Hsw I9rf X. if T9s 0nF
Club OF, ,New York and the Hamilton Club
Of BROOKLYN, He was ,ves,ryman Of Christ
zensf Savings Bank Of New York
The Rev Robert woodruff, who was for
G GhafcR saT Rd IN
burg. died on Wednesday in his ninetythird
year a the home of his married daughter,
was born in Elizabeth y. j, and in early
life he learned the shoemaking trade While
plying hls vocation he studied Tor the mn
age Of 20 he married widow lie Is sur
vived by one daughter, five grandchildren
and one great-grandchld
Mrs Olive Howard. whose father was a
soldier in WashngtQn's army and was one
Of tho guards at the execution 81 MAJOR
Andre, died AZ her hone in pekin, n VI ,,,,I on
describe The incidents Of the Revou, u,ionsry
took part in tho battlc Of bunker Hill
Leo u Bancroft Of the Chicago Inter Ooean
manag gine editor Of the Pittsburg Dispotch
He had also held responsible posts on news
papers in New York city.
Ernest Kurlbaum, for many years pro-
prietor OF the Central Hotel in Amster dam.
y Y, and for several years head OF the CEN
trsl New York German Veterans Associa-
tion. died yesterday Of pneumonia at the
age OF 90
Gen Augustus p Martin, Water Commits
sioner Of Boston died Of heart trouble at his
home IN Dorchester yesterday. He wns 40
years old
Tho Rev Moses X Cross, a pioneer Con-
cregationnlist, died yesterday at Waterloo,
Ia. aged 90 He leaves one son, DR.. Whitman
Cross of the Geological Survey. Washington.