New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-15

,,,,,,cn, II was intended, as it bore the
Ntne Uenry C. Paige died July II, ISL asou
t,,od KEYS locked the whole lhiS o',' go
on,u nv 9TH Regiment officials at the ur""u .i,ch
- None Of Private Paigc's associates - 20 his
-, "a he was not communicative Id nv .ente-
o n'"'' An liked him for his social anu e.ud
,a1,ics AS a prominent Gttdeht OF a,,lIy
-. uorse he was favorably known rno,o - wont
tho pcwspaper publication Offices ""o'1 be was adj
ali Tor the transaction Of business W. nor other
,rtisnc agent Neither Leut-Ool' Dl' 1oor in which
cers had been able 10 ascertain INC n rear rank OF
ne met his DEATH He was stanolns IL when he was
ris coupapy. and almost on the sue w. ,,u that en-
MS ,,s, have been a mimic pail '.''
s'".N - A., ,oorIe passed up under iS cay ,,,,
'''oU 'OOu' u-hen lifted the whole OF ''"'
,fhis head was literally carried w.
so--capt samuel wyatt Comp'I ~ doirg bnsipess
- NOT his death, was Goiusli,'' - , s
VIM o'5 ia was born in 1884, IN inns o''' "''u
n,,v IN years Of age. lie re'el'' - -,
- ,itl the 9th Regiment during 'Ho va
- rerber Of it for about Il years
was 'nou- ben the regiment was called OUT 10 IT,
with alAoh9 1,,s,prbapce His fine qualities en-
press al, who knew him. When shot he stood al
oeno' 49, Lot ~ the regiment and about ten PAGES
,o,t The direction Of the ball is not KNOWN d.
,rror,,sop one Of the regimental surgeons
~ him fall and ran down TO assist NM
t,llowed hy DR.. Pollard the other reglheh'"l
,,rgeon He was in the arms of private VINO was sup
,,, him, They carried him into cgar-store on the
vest side Of Eghthave about TWenty-hi'n-sI' Ino
shot u,cd was mimic ball, which entered just Deio" '
tsutb rib passed through, and was cut ont al the e-S
u ON the other side Two fingers could be inserted III
tbe entrance Of the wound, which had Jagged appear
,,ce The ball was somewhat Jagged and hacked al
o crd where il might have struck against the Dones
ana had several fbers Of cloth adhering to IT, NhAe
Dr Thompson was attending him he was per
fecty rational and did not seem 10 s"l1'i
main He understood his condition. ana OK
-ssod d, desire IN see his wife and friends lie was
,,o,,d soon after 10 the M. Sinai Hospital, where
edicd His remains were taken 10 MS nome No lo'
uscDouraLs His brother-inl1w, H. r. Reyes reSIuIHs
in bridgeport was teoEaphed and instructed 10 INFORM
NJ. WYATT who was at symshury Connecticut, Of her
busb,, DIS DEATH This he afraid to do for fear the
shock would prove fatal and it was not until she arrived
On NovYork ON Thursday evening and saw the Grape on
,,o do,r that she knew her husband was dead.
The deceased leaves one child daughter age O. His
remains lay on ice in the poror. covered with sheet
md surrounded by mourning friends casket, similar
en- that Of Private Paige and also ordered by members OF
the 9th Regiment, vii finally inclose the remains.
Arrangements we're made yesterday by the officers Of
She regiment who were in close consultation at the
Grand Operat0 uSe lor the 4''I"I SCI I00e' APP00u
q, the regimental order:
HFADovARTERs, SISTH RBGINENT,)
THIRD BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION. y. G. y. y s.
NEv-lORK, July Il, l67l
Gsvssn ORDERS No al The officers and members Of this COM
-tr8 assemble fl ir uniform with white trousers, gloves
mi blu on sunday jay To- for the purpose o. paving the last
fa dr-spc Lite cmrae Serct Wyatt and Private Paige
Rol tan o. companies ~ the Arnorv at ] O'Clock ?.
ss1ue ai, band aud Cell Music will report 20 The Ad
i5,1iHA- time al gAce, Field aud stad noaned) viii
gvror % tse Colonel 30 lis ocock p.
H. The Of Companies and viii the usual badge Of
moaning ~ 80 aayS
ILL., Of-.r Of TIE Regiment VIII the badge Of mourning tie
EDGAR S ALLEN, Adju,snt
-Four companies Of the 71st Regiment and the 18th
Regiment Of Brooklyn have rendered their services, and
vii also participate in the funeral services.
Both bodies will be conveyed to Calvary Church at
Pourthaye. aud Twenty rstst, where services will be
conducted. The remains Will be received by the 9th
Regiment and conveyed to Woodlawn Cemetery, where
plot purchased yesterday for the use Of the Regi
eat OF the theatrical profession have beer
Invited to participate in the services