The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-26


BRANDSTETTER.--On the morning of the 25th
instant, after lingering Illness, HEDWIG BRAND
STEIAER, relct OF George j. Brandstetter IN the
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to
Calowbill street, on Wednesday at O'Clock z. d.
To proceed to the German Methodist Church, Second,
above Poplar street.
COOPER-On the 25th instant, SAMUEL G.
COOPER in the 6Gth year Of his age.
His relatives and irienos ana those OF the family
are respectfully invited To attend his funeral,
Fourth-daY afternoon, the 2Stl instant at O'Clock
NIom the residence OF bis son, A. L. cooper NO. -zl
N Sixth street.
MCCARTHY. On the 25th instant EUGENE
MCCARTHY, son OF Daniel Mccarthy, aged 20
years. ,.,- - A. e,.,.;,,- 49,. .,,,,,o,
fully invned to attend his funeral, from the resi-
dence of his father, No. 766 Swanson street, on
Wednesday morning at O'Clock, witnolt further
notice.
MILLER.-On the morning of the 25th instant,
ELiZABETa A., wife of William H. Miller and
daughter of John W. and Ann b. Ruon.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from the res dence OF her hus-
band, Green street, above Washington lane Ger
mautov n, on Wednesday morning. at 10 O'Clock.
Carriages Will be in waiting at germantown depot
upon arrival of The O'Clock tram
REESIDE.-On the 25tn instant Mrs. MARTHA
RESIDE WIDOW of the late James Reside, Jr.,
The relatives and friends of the family respect
IuY invited to attend ihe funeral, from her late
residence, No 619 N. Fourth street, on Wednesday,
the 2ShFnstant al O'Clock p. NJ. Funeral services
at Church of st, James the Less.
VEACOCk.-On the 18th instant, Mrs, ANN
VEACOCK, widow of the late Captain Samuel S.
Voacock, aged 81 years. 80
The relatives and uends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
| residence, No 297 Lombard street, on Wednesday
afternoon next at o'clock. Funeral services at ST.
| Ie.er's Church at o'clock precisely. sSS
OBITUARY.
II Is seldom that we are called upon in the of one
so young to record the death Of causing so much
reget as that of ANNA h. KANAGA, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs II w Kcnsga, of the Girerd House, which oc-
CURED on Sunday last the 18th Though only ten
years and seven months old she girl OF remarka
BILE intelligence engaging well as ofrare
personal beauty, and universal tavorlte with all
who her. The many guests of the Girard House,
residing in every part of the country will experience
feelings OF profound regret reading the melancholy
record death, and will sincerely sympathze with
her parents in their great oss she child of
arkably attractive qualities mind and person. and
he writer Of this, who knew her WE'LL though nos
related 10 her can scarccy TepreGs the tears that
in regret for her untimey end Her Kind and Affection
ate nature, her bright sme and bright intellect wilt
long be remembered being entIe too pure for earh
| by many not intimately connected with her family.
Her death though Grevous, beautiful her life
had been innocent and lovely. In full possession of all
her rare faculties OF mind to her last earthly moment
| she luy reelized her cOnoton bade an aiiectonate
farewell TO her kindred aHd friends, and gave directions
that her Coffin should be covered and lined with white
and her directions implicitly 10 lowed Few OF
since ourners AVID few of anv age have deserved so
well Of the surviving. She one OF those pure and
brilliant creatures who depart early, seeming 10 have
| be sent 10 OF what We would be, and in
| their early light to point TO better world We
would say much more Ior one so accomplished, though
Young, but when the heart is oYerowed win gIlef
promising object our tears urge us 10 close by
| saying 10 the departed, FAREWELL,