The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-17
OBITT.tR RI.

Gen. John Milton Brannan died suddenly Of
heart disease yesterday afternoon at his home.
PA West Forty fourth street. He returned
from his usual daily walk OF about an hour.
and went to his room. A servant WAS
sent up to call him to luncheon.
There was no answer to her knock on
tho door. and she went into the room
and found the General lying across the bod
with his feet nearly touching the floor. Death
down on the side Of the ed. rho body Of tho
E s r wS H warm when K ls
ses9 n a%s;shSE!s%S %% i !sP" %Pd W:
Iisturbancss Of is4! and in The SIeNicap war.
Contains and and S% Was promot"d
to- Cantaincy for ga ilantry lie was severely
1868 h" captured Chief Billy low Legs. the
successor Of Osccola. Whom the civil war
ment Of Key West until January. 1868 T"r
Lieutenant Colonel Of volunteers. and in 1856
was hrevetted MajorGeneral. and later re.
wounded n number Of times in the many On.
Which he tex an artiye Ia'
return TO the field each tme after skor; rest.
In 1870 he, commanded the troops at pgd"n~-
raids in Canada, and in 1877 at Thiladelphia
during the railroad riots, He was retired from
active service on April 10. 1882. when lie took
up his residence" in This city. II" leaves n mar
ried daug liter. Mrs; Aida Talbot. Dr. John W.
Brannan is his nephew
Tho Hon. Beman Brockway., editor Of ths
WATERFOWL, \. u. I,ndV Tun"s. died yes'orla v
afternoon after an mess OF about two weeks
Until rseenty boon in active mt ncwsransr W WIKI
He was born in SOUTHAMPTON. Mass. .ani
learned tn. printer tra1r IN the oiiirs ot the
the Mayyille y. v. Smi,"ci at the ago Of nins.
teen. ana Wa successful. In lst5 he rnr,
for eirht YEAR, "i il" t"n vent to New YorE as
HH7 editor Of the l anl had in,mate re- n
formed a lasting friendship. TIo was elected
to the Legislature" from oswego county IN
1na Ipms4 ana r"sssn tn in tho
town Tones in 1860 and terame owner with
his two sons. in $50, lIe wy private ser
him Canal Appraiser. which Office he '!!c1 ono
term.
Jean Georges IIac cttc. the vel; known
French publisher. is dead. H." WAS born ~
Paris on Feb IS. ISIS. being he second son u
the ce!cbratel editor Louis lIachott", foulI"r
Of ahe EmS.spE o"ns T Gra tS ar q
his Mtner IN 1868. his errr'l rArE" bong
nuh!i,ati9ns retains t" s4 f.. 'YIli"na II
ing decorated with The i"- on Of hon",
GcorTer TgrGn" N lrir @rl '"iT y:qrda1
at Tie rssldouc'uf his ~" il"w a. riss a. >;
lis ssy"N.1'r ~.M Mr IN J J,gst On at W' the
!i'n'l"t -, ,"",r i'm. lfturE4rl rom wed 10 New
H' mrS, " w i'a. he Lad I,eI over since:
charles ransr r1 Of tho 9 msii en- hIq h"r Of
falncr :, = - vars. He VA Il prolific composer
' amA, Iv51 ,'r,a4.e f,ipGVnO pieces. lie was
,,n,si.i director - the funeral OF Abraham
CHARLES T. Proctor. one OF tho largest hop
M, lar Is dealers in Canada, and who had
nnGr IN iI- business for lity years died at
u"airei yastcrday. lie was - years old.
unuryt. Gould. Vice. President Of the Gould
CarCulpI or Company. and Il promising young
LUs.i.r-s man, died in Buffalo yesterday. He
wa tho eldest son OF Charles A. Gould
Ir Thomas Edward Iough COttman died
yesterday, in his nEhty-third years. at his
residence. Morris Heights.
stephen j.. Nrcclanl Is dead Mt his home IN
Greunyillc. Jersey City. ilo was ~ years old.