The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
IlNEYCEIlEl.
OBITUARY,

two years. He was severely wounded In the
| late war. In which no was an officer OF the Cob.
federnte army. and to this and tho great OK.
posture to which no was subjected he had a.
tributed his constant ailments during recent
years. His death. however. was entirely un.
| expected by his associates. He was
most arduous worker. and had during
tho period OF relaxation which he had
sought at Spring Lake been constantly on.
| gagged in the work OF the Commission. Mr.,
Bragg was born In Lowndss county. Ala.
bama. Feb, 25. 1888. In his youth he received
liberal education In Arkansas and at Har-
ward University. Immediately prior to the late
wal he lived IN Camden; Ark, where he prac.
began sSs he entered the Confederate army and
served throughput the war. anu at rs 1ermlna.
and rssa@ed tho pras;ise Of law IL the s"riDs
Of 1871 he moved to MONTGOMERY, Ala whers
Sssn i. %ss to sn S
,.s. 06s5%s Of d he IsSs Sa!s
til. hsns ss @ss:
St st. LOUIS. In ls7i he Was. appointed Gem Hn
sioner to settle. aud did settle. tho bonde'i
q q 81 The AsSsn
state Bar Association. In 1850 be was rleetor
ss STATE o. ahe n sn%
President Of the Alabama airoad Commis-
sion By tho Legislature. to which office he was
In March. 1885. In January, 1883. Air. bragg
was resnnotnted an inter.S State Commerce
Commissioner By President Cleveland.
yesterday at 929 Lafayette avenue Brooklyn.
IN his I'D year. He WAS born IN Canada, and
hooi. Ho 6ecaIne msmGer Of the municipal
police force In this city in 1850. and continued
e wsa5 tn npo , his from
eanizattnn OF the .eiropOlitau Department in
1857 he Preame srsscant. and ever nl,erWard
ray ami Inspector. Byrnes served under him
for some time, About twenty years ago 10
Ign. 1t almost broke the old mans heart when
Az was transferred from the Ninth to the
days ia ihe Third he restenedt with nearly
forty years of honorable AM continue police
service TO his credit. he leaves widow and
died IN the schuylkill this week; Mrs. William
Iatharine Lively. who died over in Lancaster
Mrs EIizshe.h s%Ralinf q Lane ss.er, aged 81;
Bechlelsvill.'. Thoma, kutz and Mrs. Lydin
Guss 81 dealing. each aEed -; ms. Annie
MARIA q Mrs
n: Me 81 lsaE Of Manhei~;; each AGED g.: John
AOSuS ouu EAAo. fAouckISA buSA'
meyer OF Reading. each 10.
aHsI i atsySr and saa at
Hartford. Conn. but had lived. in Cortland
since youth. In the cour.e OF n long and
as rasss M . o
Cortland Savings Bank, ms t.ustee OF ths
kIrs tSne'ery A 81 . and a a. mem.
State Normal sohool at Cortland. lie ieav,s
one son. Edward II. Brewer OF Cortland.
Mrs; Aethen Rudi Chester. wife OF Prof. Al.
fs,nI,i.y lest ssei a ysars. n SIP Sss .
that city Or IN Brooklyn; She married I'ro'.
ton. ste was highly cultured anu noted for
pie!y ana 6eneyolence She leaves. hesid"-
ia Brooiyn an. ma New o wa' circle OF relatives
George McCoy. ono Of IT,, oldest: nGravers in
thld COUNTY, died Il the French Hospa yss-
was engaged on the United States Con,t
Survey. Government, and bank note work.
several eoPE s was Sa nss q"
amateur artist In landscape and marine
GOOD ana Els ssht Was ssa & de% ,e
Franklin Mlllspaugh. manager Of f. p
was 1E s aHs the BOOK xii %
an authority on works OF merit by mamy mem
sssS. e vac sss psssa q II II:
letcs aud one of The founders Of the New
Haven Rowing Association.
b G0 o Rsn ia Wss9 ShS ass s. h
nec,sd With the 0uartermaster. Dep .rtment
New ierI AZ The sxe Of a. entering tie d"paTt,
sna ssffsa BY ~.
5ebaafy stanton: The funeral will take place ~
John F Carter. Q prominent business man
OF Beverly. Mass. was iouni dead In his TED
q FL 'S Sa Sa.nss. IL sso w 4:
and bad been there fifteen years smpo,insr
and q loader in Masonic circles.
Mr. EWssns s d Mgsns vide. n
sbspd Nv $is an'fE sssss S 2. .ns' s
aioDeer artists Of cineinnati. ' and 't throueS
hose etperi~ents the photograph Of to-day
Town OF McDonoMgh, Chenango county. n. Y:
T N. f h on THURSDAY r. the apssttinE OF
H. was 81 A Years 'e old. and leave: Vile and
|hrse young sons.
~, The State Department has been informed Of
IA affth 81 sn nq HcSsy b. nSRi
AL; 4 81 is sss 5, President Cleveland in JAM
~ Among the old people, who have, died in
.tsMSH rs nnd Vicinity In the Jas, few da,s
.9sia T vi 7S 5ohn Gib.on aFs'' '0
W. =; a !; the hst,lensld guide .s;
association, and SuDortntAnd0nt Of Tho Hpl-