The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-15
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BECK.-On the 18th instant WILLIAM BECK,
in the 64th year OF ms age,
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, N. W. corner of Seventh and Cathar me
streets, on Sunday afternoon a. O'Clock. 70 pro-
ceed to Macbpelah Cemetery.
COLLADAY.-On the 18th instant, SAMUEL r.
COLLADA1 IN the Goth wear OF his age
Tie male inends are invited to attend the funeral,
street, 10 O'Clock Friday morning. the 10th instant
without further notice. .... ~
DENIs-On February a., 1866, Mr.. ENOCH II.
The fTienos reatves, and acquaintances of the
family W elcOme Lodge, No. 229, L. o. of y. r., and
Morning Star DIVISION, s. of IT, are res. .ectully in
ViiLd 10 attend the fuueral, ON Saturday morn nc,
The 18th instant at O'clock, without furtaer notice,
nom the residence OF his unce, John A, SeiIz, No.
Job Giraro avenue.
KELLY .-On the 18th instant, Mrs, BRIDGEr,
wife OF Jameo Ke ly, aged DO year..
1he relatives and friends OF tne ran ilv respect
fully invited TO attend he funeral, from IN rcsluence
OF her husband, s. w corner OI lancOck and
Thompson stree on SATURDAY morning AZ O'Clock.
Services and intermeni at ST. Mlchasl's
LAVARELL,-On the 14thinsaut, MARY LAVA
RELL, in the ODD Year o. he age.
her relatives and trends nreinvited to attend Tor
town, Friday the 18Th instant, at O'c ock. Car
RACES will be in waiting on the arrival OF The II
O'Clock train at Germantown to convey them 10 the
house. lnteTment at Laurel hlH
MISUNDERSTANDING on Wedue daV the l4th
ms ant PA RICK ), OK EMMA, aged 26 years.
The relatives and friends OF t. e family are invited
instant, at O'Clock, from hls motners residence
No. 1913 Pearl street
esR- MERCANTILE BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION.
AL Special Getting OF the Boara of Managers held
on tuesday, the 18th inst the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously ado pied -
Whereas The hand OF death has suddenly removed a
most bighly esteemed member o. our Board one with
whom ior many II mas been our privilege
cia IN the f lest confidence officer and the most
sincere regard fellow memberj and
Whereas There only remains to the sad satis ac-
tlon of referring to the memories of the past In trOute
OF his and OF expressing our sympathy with the
sOrrowing friends who mourn HIS loss; therefore
Resolved In the death of our late Treasurer s.. II.
COLLtDAY Esq this Board has lost most faith :
tu and conscientious officer, and most efficient
selOr. .
Resolved, That whilst submit with proper resIgns-
tion the event which has taken from esteemed
colleague mourn his loss TO the needy
and suffering Association to whom he has
been kind and hearty rlend
Resolved, In the life and character OF SAMUEL r.
! COLLADAi recognize the true portraiture of an
honoraD merchant and honest man kind ana gentle
in his department firm In his principles, yet concilia.
tory In his intercourse with his ellow-men. We COM
mend his example TO all who value GOOD and honor
1 able reputation.
Veyed TO the bereayed relations OF our deeased friend
and that this Board unite iD the funeral ceremonies
IRON bis late residence, on FRIDAY MORNING next
WILLIAM C. LUDWIG, President
WILLIAM A, R0LIN, Secretary.