The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-03

BAKER.-Suddenly, on Monday evening, June q
ELIZABETH BAKER, wife OF Charles II. Baker.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
RICHARDsoN-On Wednesday, June I, LINDSAY
r. RICHARDSON, aged "a years and months.
Relatives and trends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence, Al West
Tenth street, on Wednesday morning, at nine
O'Clock, and from the Church OF the Ascension,
corner OF Fifth avenue and Tenth streets, at half
past nine o'clock. Remains will be taken to
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH REGIMENT n. G. SNY.,l
NEW YORK, June 2, 1873.
GENERAL ORDERs-No. Z.
l. It Is the painful duty OF the cOmmandant to
son, of this regiment Ne oficer OF this regiment
has ever achieved more brilliant reputation or
an accomplished gentleman, as genial companion
and as faithful rfend he endeared himself to his
company and to the Officers and members OF this
regiment, and all unite in honOring his memory
2. Company X, Lieutenant Lenthon command.
ing is hereby detailed the funeral escort to the
remains Of Captain Richardson, and will assemble
in full uniform white trousers), at the Armory,
on Wednesday, June 4, at quarter past eight
O'Clock A. M. The band and drum corps will report
TO Lieutenant Lentilhon at the same hour.
8. The officers OF this regiment will attend the
funeral OF Captain Richardson In full uniform
at nall-past eight A. NJ. on Wednesday, June 4.
Captains Smith, Pollard, Kipp and Van Norden are
hereby detailed as pail bearers. Sergeants George
w. Ring, Company b Louis L. RobDins Company
G; James L. Beers, Company +; Jonn j. Behringer,
company c. George $. Loder, Company H, and
WITH sae aP% tn
Smith, at Al West Tenth street, at nine O'Clock
A. NJ.
attend the funeral in full uniform white trousers)
with side arms, and the members OF each company
will report to the senior non commissioned officer
OF their companies respectively, at the Armory at
halfpast eight O'Clock 4. NJ. BY order OF
Colonel EMMONS CLARK
LOUIS FITZGERALD, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and
Adjutant.
COMPANY X, SEVENTH REGIMENT, N. G.. s. N Y,l
New YORK. June 2, 1879.
At a meeting OF the Tenth company and the as
ssciates of the Engineer corps and Company X
Seventh regiment, N. G. S. N. Y, held at the
armory on Monday evening, the I'd OF june 1879
the following preamble and resolutions were
Whereas the omnipotent hand Of God having
suddenly removed from among us, after a short
and severe illness, Captain Lindsay r. Richardson
our late beloved captain, COMMANDER, comrade and
friend, be IL
Resolved, That we tender to his bereaved rela
tives and friends our sincerest sympathy, feeling
that our intimate relations with him through his
long devoted and constant attention to the interest
oil this company most readily enable us TO appre-
parable loss.
Resolved, That in his record as an officer, soloier
and gentleman, we recognize an example worthy
OF our future emulation, as II has hitherto COM
manded our admiration and respect.
Resolved That the company room be draped In
mourning Tor the period Of thirty days. that a COW
OF these Resolutions be sent to the family Of opr
deceased commander, entered upon our minutes
and published in the New York journals.
n. Mortimer Brooks, Charles Winter.
+. L. Scrymser, Lawrence Drake
charles Russell Hone, D. Comyn Moran,
ATLANTIC LODGE. No. IT'S, +. AND A. M.-BRrTy
Kenyon are hereby summoned to meet at the
lodge rooms on Wednesday. the 4th INST, at eight
O'Clock A. M, Tor the purpose oil paying the last
tribute OF affection and respect to late Brother
Lindsay r. Rchards Mr. By y order Mdnn o.
CHARLES w. SY, Secretary
[FOr other Deaths See Eighth Puge.l