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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17
Young and Midd|eAged

y-srs1s Dsbi'es xsrvous Weak sees.s re-
saifing srem esfis fa.srretioas sns erc.sses
OF manhood. eve work Of the brain. imprspef
treatment - some Sthe- diseases I'm proper
nse Of snssramsEts ~ exs0issuen ana srsst
rnrnt Of sens ether diseases. hereditary ~ess-
ness ere. csa<int lost manhood. fupsf.aey
bsrresness. Inxhifify - collect f6ess Or re-.
rsenbes word during conversation maxi ~
TIE suHe-tf sefe ceHfe-nes n every oss e~-r
hErnsef eaus ne continual vcrrs ans snxfeis
about froetses that never ceFre; ssusfine>
csasIns EpiiepsS. often esussnz inssnfts. one
term % Deafness rsrasysis Nervousness sBe
Hear Disease. fusid.iss 70 eonea6f hrs asss.
esr
THIS essesse. vim at fss corspiIsktions. 4.
slvass cared - %. s. CLAY ToDD. R~o-xt
Division srestsrcsssl ]. sne l. erase RAPIDS
Hstt-
Cat innes sseay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17

Louis Myers, q laborer, while work.
ing on Grandville avenue yesterday
afternoon. was overcome by the heat
and he WAS taken TO his home at the
corner OF Grandvllie avenue and Hall
street IN the ambulance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17

TIE csss al Matt SlAttafy Cor vielst-
ing re LIQUOR lsw--runninx his saloon
vitheat Dtyinx the required tsx-wss
sdiourned Yesterday in police court
until June 81 ~ 2 =. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17

Several warrants viii Re Issued from
police court this morning for the arrest
OF arsvnen VINO nave not procured
fhatr Ht>Tesr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17

St. Marks academy will enter it.
sixth year with the beginning Of the
September term. 1t is now out of debt,
and the prospects for increased success
are most favorable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Pains In stomach. belchins wind.
Raising water. food or Gas.
Pains before ana altar eating.
Constant pains IN stomach
SDld or younG people cured.
Dyspepsia cured.
Nervous Dyspepsia cured.
All stomach troubles cured ~ Dr. :. clss
TODD. once NO. Is North Dsvssn street. us
sisirs. rooms !. ana 4. ssrspa Rapids. nfeh
Consultations FIRE. ~ his o:kre or By letter.
Medicines sent everywhere.
Gail OF write. free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17
Circuit Coart-P1rt l.

Circuit Coau-PArt l.
JUDGE GROVE.
The Dwelling House Insurance com.
pany Vs. David Forbes and Lyman Ii.
Austin, implicated with David A
Johnston, debt on bond; verdict, 40
cause OF action, judgment for defend
ants for costa.
Walter A. Darland vs.. LOOMS X
Bishop, troveri stay ext ended SIXTY
days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17

Superior Court
JUDGE sURLIs6AME.
People W. Joseph Sweeney, rape;
time 20 settle bill OF exceptions ex-
tended until the 18th inst, At p. N.
Ia the matter Of the opening OF Bates
street from Henry street 20 East street;
on Iials the jury decided that the
opening and widening OF Bates strsel
from Henry street 10 East strrst To q
aniform width OF tfty feet 10 . neces.
sary pubic improvement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17
ARE YOU ALWAYS SLEEPY?

Do you get mp nights
Caa you control your urine7
u there pain liz youf bsckg
Or Nervous rrsstrsnsaf
Or Nervous Debility
Or Impotencv'
ANY iaelination - Paralysis
Eyer hal Rheum stism.
IL Stomach weak
10 yoe feel worn OUT
IL thsre q sense af Of esasHessf
Pains in hack ~ heat
Are vou dreadful nervous
Not enough or too much urines
Does 10 MT 20 arsna.el
Does IL smart or barn.
IL there weight or pressure 10 lover part Of
aStoTnen7
Does yonr urine settle
Hriekaast or cioHsy depssif,
hew iona this say.
Married - sneieY
Aeouf whsf sges
Then call On Or. 5. Clay Toa1. Te rs Worth
nsvfsson street. Reon 4 t4rsn1 Rselea Mich
ere sfns famous specls ssf rhysictsa whs :.
4 afsax nj these sresdssl eompsinfx
tinast ever te~n. % city. OF neiasberhooe
she tnfsee stssss csn eosss ~ scxs forne-
SAFER whe hss been rsstsres ~ peff>et heath
sns msakcsd sns sensr ass4 ~ Or. 4 Gas
Ts11 N re last . years he ssnss sese,sss
svery~etrs,
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STOMACH TROUBLES CURED.

DOUGLASS Mich, April IS, 1892
DR. S. CLAY TODD Grand Rapids Mich:
Dear Sr-I visited you the 26th of last December for
trouble pleased to have not felt anything
dreadful January don't know OF
our neighbor but they said they
going thankful that advertisement and
medicine felt well wishing
You success and excuse telling you how
before this would remain respectfully
MRS JOHN FLAGG
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Railroad lott ngs.

c. L. Lockwood, general passenger
agent of the G.. r. 4 l., Is in Pontiac
attending the meeting OF the Michigan
Passenger Agents' association.
The c. q W. VI. will run q special
tram Sunday, leaving the union depot
st s:45, to Mill Creek, where the Free
Meth dists' camp meeting will be held.
II will return II $50.
The D.. L. & n. railroad will run an
excursion TO Saginaw, via Howard
City, June "a. The corner stone Of the
new city ball will be laid that day With
the masonic ceremonies. The p-otits
of the excursion will go TO the Masonic
home.
4. c. Lesvenworth and r. V. Davis
have returned from Detroit, where they
have been ia attendance at the meeting
Of the freight committee of the Gen.
Isl Freight Traffic ASSOCIATION.
CRY PRESS COMMENT.
There don't seem to be as much in
serest taken in tine Chicago convention
~ there was IN iis predecessor At Min
uespolis. There Is nothing like fight
for geftsng Up an excitement. II was
this prospect that aroused sucn general
interest IAss week. The overwhelming
Cleveland air promised for next week
10 too peaceful. Is General Apathy
going 20 eommS and both the republican
and democratic forces IN THIS cam
palgn Pres
The hsgirs Of democrats from Wash
ingtoa 20 Chicago began yesterday.
The great metropolis OF the west will
have an uamense army OF delegates
and their friends within its wals by
Saturday morning. Calcsso democrats
are making every arrangement TO cause
the stay Of their hrstnern TO Re pieas-
AIT. The great vigvam, In when the
national convention s % ne held, a
aid 20 ee The most complete structure
Of its kind ever planned. democrat
Germany 10 slowly learning that
AmericAa oorn 10 valuable brsadeuff
ard mills for grading the grain are
now being erected IN various psrts Of
that country. Our German brethren
vii AcknowIedse shs cosn one Of these
dsys-Esale.
Tae peoples party in Terry simpson 4
4 strict rsnoninsted the vigorous con.
gfsssu,sn ny exclamation and Mr..
s,snpsou mined lstsly went 70 work 10
bring snous tuGon on me state ticket
with the densccrsss --Issdtr.
-~---~~~-
Goor spesckers VII ~ ia stssndanee
81 fne rapassnon meeting of tne
Eleventh Ward Rspnblseaa eIab II
its rsens fnis evening. Il vii - tae
initial meeting 81 TIE campaign
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17

Circuit court-Part II.
JCDGE Apsfr.
Carrie d. DeGolla ct al. VS.. Michael
r. urlfin Ct al, chanesry; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17

t;cor spesckers vii ~ ia stssndanee
1T fne FaraSstfoo meeting of the
Eleventh Ward Republican elab II
10 rsens tnis svenina. 4 wi - the
initial meeting 81 the campaign
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whefe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-17
CONSUME T|ON CURED
Thirty Miles Northeast from
GTand Rapids--Ths Neigh
bors Greatly Surprised
and Pleased.
had censumpstoo, was failing very rapid
u. and got % discouraged I did not care
whether lived OF died; coughed all the time;
had shert breath snd palpi,as,en OF the heart;
raised . great deal. and my family physician
could not help mo. Jan. 18th went With my
father to DR.. S. CLAY TODD. the famous spec
ixlist OF Grand Rapids. aud I Am pleased to
say improved Immediately on taking his
medicines. When i began taking them I
weighed lD pounds. and IL was eli could do
to walk up stairs to DR.. ToDD's ONCE. Was
90 weak. now weigh les pounds AMI feel ~
well ~ I ever did. I would be pleased {,
recommend DR. CLAY TODD. 10 North
Division street. Grand Rapids. Mich.. to ali
suffering from consumption.
WM. SNYDER.
March IL 1891 Lorenzo. Kent Co.. Mich
CATARRH CURED.
Have You Catarrh.
Have you pains over the syss'

Are your eyes wAfefyf
Have you dry cough ever nightf
Are yeu sick ~ the stomach
II there oontin ueus dropping Of mucous IN
the back Of your thrsasf
You can be cured quickly and permanently
By DR.. s. Gay TOAD. ID North Division street.
UP stAirs rocmsi. 8 and (. Grand Rapids.
Mich. Call or write. tree. ss eoace Or By mail.
Medicines sent everywhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19

have made most of them stick therein ne
hsd really waited 10. Wheu he reached
the last one, without having made any
Judgment q those thai preceded il. he
laughed quietly aud threw the card int
the crack 50 deity that il sticks there
70 this date. An eseaing or t~o after
ward member of the club who hap
pened in saw the card and asked how il
got there. When told. he gravely got
himself card. wrote an inscription on
il. and stuck it IN the wainscoting about
ten inches from the foor. And this is
what the janitos found written on the
card in the morning. Hermann is not
in it did this myself the first time. ~
Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19
SWINDLINo HOTEL KEEPERS.

specinaen Of the wholesale Extortionr
Practiced by Landlords on tho Riviera.
Frequent complaints have been made
of late Of the conscienccless extortion
practiced upon foreigners by the hotel
keepers of the Riviera, who are sppar.
emily doing their best to kill the goose
that has laid them so many golden eggs.
An incident reported by the correspon-
dent of the London Times at Nice
seems to prove that it costs even more
to die at Monte Carlo than it does to
live there. 1t appears that short
time ago q well-known Englishman was
taken i'll and died Of dropsy at one OF
the hotels, and his wife. who is q mem
Der of the English nobility. decided to
take the body to England for burial
Upon inquiries as to the cost of this she
was informed that 1t would be necessary
to embalm the body, and that, with the
railway charges for the transport, the
expense would amount to over H4Oo.
There were certain fixed charges made
by the principality of Monsco, said the
doctor and the undertaken, which must
be paid, and this was the lowest posi-
bic estimate. This amount, It must be
remembered, was exclusive of hotel
charges and doctors fec for attendance
upon the patient; it was simply for en-
balming, for the cost of coffin and its
accessories, and for transport to London.
An appeal was made to Baron de Farm
court, the governor general Of Monaco.
who declared that no taxes whatever
were levied upon foreigners, dead or
alive, by the principally. The bill was
reduced finally by nearly one-half, but
the whole subject is to be brought to
the attention of the British foreign
Office
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19
No TOMB FOR THEM
No Ffead<tone indicates Lester
WaIiack's Grave.
BILLY" Floafscf's TOMB
Bcne Of tas Famous Actors Who Are
Buried a csrsn~oec csmetsV-
Monuments

-swhere Be your gibes no~s Your
Gsnbol.2 Your sorzs7 Your flashes
al u1erriment. that we're won't 70 set the
table On q roar
Thane words of Hamlet came 60 me
involantariiy - stood beside the grave
Of Lester Wzllaek Ia Greenwood Gene
terry the other day.
Ths<e. uader the green s~ard that Is
psspondiag "a the gentle touch Of Ma
sars's hald- rrposed al that was mortal
Of one Of the beat light comedians that
sver Eraeec the boards Of theater In
ehis city ADD one Of the handsomest men
nf hia day.
There slept Lester WaIlack. the
yrsassss t4sorfte that New York ever
had - an actor aud a manager-there
- slept, without 80 much a. footstone
- tell Of his resting place; this merry.
yoniAl impersonztor Of roles that re-
CURED grace, beauty and gentlemanly
Dreedl1g
Were IL not tor the sEaail-sized monu-
nsnt standing IN the lot. which bears
sis fathers name. Lester Wallaek's
grsve would be ss unknown 10 the
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Ju-jitsu."

Ju-Jttsu."
At meeting Of the Japan society in
London Mr.. Shidshi, graduate of the
University Of Toxic, read q paper on
"Ju-jitsu,' the ancient art of self-de-
Tense by "sleight of body" 1t differs
from wrestling in yielding to strength
instead of opposing it. 1t has been cul-
tivated in Japan by hundred different
schools, the oldest of which is the
Takenouchi-Rin, founded by Take
nouchi Hisanori in 1889. Ju-jitsu is
the chief daily amusement of the boys
of Toxic. The priests there, too, are
all obliged to cultivate this system of
physical culture. 1t is prescribed in
the naval academy and in the higher
academies and the Imperial university.
The method of gaining a victory over
an antagonist is described as drawing
the body by the hands, waist or feet"
straight self-throwing" and side
self-throwing, by holding the body,
or part Of the body, or by striking .
vital part Of the body" Ju-iitsu is
strongly commended for moral and
mental training.
Hermann WASN'T In It.
When Hermann, the prestidigit--
teur, was in Chicago he spent an even
ing with the Whitechapel club. He
seemed as much pleased with his hosts
as they were with him, joined heartily in
all the fun that prevailed and contrib
uted some interesting sketches from his
experience, and some clever sleight of
hand work that seemed more wonderful
when viewed from close quarters than
when furnished from the stage. Toward
the close Of the session he took q deck
Of cards and began to throw them, one
card at time, at the strips of holding
which ran around the upper part of the
banquet room. It was the apparent in
teution TO make the cards stick in the
crack between the molding aud the
wall and it was evident that he could
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19
KILLING POWER or The RIFLE.

An Eaxiish LAborers rhigA PsrGsssssl
AZ . Distance Of $3.50 rsrds-
A German army officer struggling
with prisoner catches up q military
rife and shoots his opponent through
the head After passing through two
thicknesses Of skull the bullet pene-
trates the partition Of railway car.
rage aud imbeds itself in the fiesh Of
passenger. But this is nothing. A
laborer near the English practice camp
Of AlderHhot was recently struck AT
distance of 2 .SGo yards. or one and one
half miles The bullet. after passing
completely through the upper part Of
the thigh, buried itself in the ground.
Theoretically it was evident that the
penetrative energy of these new bullets
ought to be capable of passing through
several men in succession, and expert
ments with the cadsver as . target
shows this conclusion sound Now.
argues the New York Sun, as the ira
jectory Of these projectiles is very
low one, the space within which men
will DO subjected TO such dangers In the
field has been greatly extended II is
thought that Ere may be opened from
distance Of 2. 800 yards Ii IL found or
trial that good marksmen can make 30
per cent of hits against targets OF suit
able dimensions at 1850 yardA With
smokeless powder and the consequent
facility of distinguishing clearly At long
distances the aim may become more &c
curate than has heretofore been known.
These considerations have led to . call
OF an international conference Of mill
tary medical men, with view to adapt
ing hospital service to the new exigen-
cies of the field.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19

'x-see. Previous 10 the prodnefion II
nc Veteran he lad appeared for
thHty-three nights Is shylock. thus
coGplsring = rua Of one hundred and
tklxty-tye nights. an unprecedented
escGt And Mr. Wzllaetx was then six
ty-SDar years cd
rs death We terrible blow % his
fsSorise enid. John Lester WaliAck
AhAost the last time l saw tbs latter
Lasser spose OF ths coming Christmas
- low be dxeadsd u. for IL brought
sch sad reeoilsceionA and there were
-1Ars In his voics" - he spoke.
j tire ei1rr Wsllack was unknown %
- present. generation, his son John
Lager Was not His perscnAtion Of the
haes In .-Rosecaie' was one of the great
attractions of the day.
Ind he sleeps IN an unnamed grave
- &r as any except his family knowA
larry Montague. his real nAme Wa
Mean. wss slso handsome man WON
e rsved about him and men admired
M He was the fad for months He
sissps to-day in . grave In ths Wsllsck
80 beside his friend Lester. The spot
- severed by handsome memorial of
lt9Af-colored granite In the shape of q
nunnd. on the top Of which u cut these
Wooks:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19
B1oU6RAA's TOMB.

H1op6HA4s TOMB BUBToS's TOMB
sgined that the flowers OF spring would
bloom above his pulseless breast
Only a short distance away is the last
resting place Of the great impersonator
Of 'roodles"-William E. Burton. Ro-
tund. and 70 the outer world jolly, this
accomplished actor was for years q suf-
ferer from an incursble ailment Many
and many Q time, while an audience
was roaring with laughter at the COM
icaiities of poor BILLY" Burton, the
actor was suffering excruciating pain.
English by birth, but American by
adoption. he did much to elevate and
improve the stage He was once lessee
of Burton's theater, ON Chambers street,
the present site of the American News
Company's building. Later he was
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erected long previous 10 the comedians
death The piot Is on kiT sseaas. ci-
rectly opposite the magnificent vault Of
the old gambler, Donser. Tbs mona-
nent Is Of light granite. With the single
word .sFlors0ee" On the base, and IS
surrounded By large cross Above
the grave OF the lovabie usAn who
caused thousands 10 laugh dull care
away the psnsi<s and the violets that
he loved 50 well are blooming Ia the
bright spring sunshine. watched and
tended by his faithful widow. A year
ago how little the genial Florence i'm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19
MID SEASON SPECIALS!


Our Special Sales are becoming SO
famous throughout Michigan and so ex-
trcmely popular I'm the city that we are
enabled To offer stronger Inducements m
the wants Of the people are known. Our
trade finger is constantly testing the
public pulse. If the weather indicates
this or that, we knew what is wanted and
instruct our New York buyer to be ON the
alert for great opportunities which
always come to one who has nothing to
do but watch closely the channels Of trade.
1t would take too long To instruct you
how and why these chances come to his
notice. 1t is enough to know they do and
that YOU are fortunate enough to share In
the fruits of his shrewd transactions.
"Buy reasonable goods when the stand
ard brands may be secured at sacrifice
prices, quantities unlimited" In our
standing order. When these OppOrtun-
tiles come, with prices way down below
the market value, we Immediately pro-
coed to give our patrons the full benefit.
Right on the heels Of our last great sale
comes three days sale Of
Ladies' and Chz2ayen's Hosiery.
Not cheap goods picked up for the
purpose Of quoting sensational prices,
but the very best.
Commencing Monday Morning,
We hold three-days' sale OF Ladies'
and Children's Hosiery and other need
ed articles. We have endeavOred to Sc
cure quantities sufficient for all, but adj
wise early visits for best results.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19
D0zvu Goes The Hose.

$50 dozen fine fast black cotton
ALWAYS sold at 30c)
ladies fast black worth 2712c and 40
ladies' regular made fast black isc
ladies' black silk hose reduced from 81 IS
so dozen Isle reduced
black Isle both plain RIBBED
l25 dozen black Lse
l25 chdTens fast black hose sizes TO 9l
Irregular SO to 50c)
black sizes to 9ia
75c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19
LAURA HEENA
Died November Z iE2


This actress vss Eogfs~h by Firth.
She became leading iassy ~ Wsllack's
In lsss and she was sfte<ward l>~>~e of
Laura Keene's sheaser. sisosf>d on the
est side al Broadway. below Houston
ssr-es. where sn~ produced s'onr Amer
ie.n consin. With Jos~ph 3efDsr>on. g.
A. sosh-rn aud other weiI-knewn sssprs
in the east. She sAao produced the e>ie-
hrsted ~Jesnnie DcaaS~
Mas Kernr's mother n 6urtezt N the
same psos
Anath>~ sefnr. sud ons better tncvn
~ the pres<nt g~n~rsssnn II shssaA~-
e'.~r< than asp q the oshsrA who -
sl.o h<srt~d Ia tsv~~nww~s. y william y.
Fbore1e~. He ssananasat b Ne asoss
pr~t~ntiosz. ~stA one ens~psasa. II th.s
q 81 A<<a< - 6xs&aass1 - II -
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49, an En1lishman who came 20 this
ccuutry in 1918. and ga September ~
thar vrsr he made bis arst appearance
q The cd Pwk sh>et<r. which wss sit
uased On Park r,w, 90 the present site
e the Mail and Express building, a.
Nsrh>sh ri-eu1 that time fsrwsrd Mr..
Wzl3-<ck ~>s fs~orfte with New Yors
saxss>nc~.. ard snr sr-sy years he wss
. prcuin-ns szur~ IN thessrseal Affairs
n ssis city. He WA ~ one time sez-ee
81 he Nst.ouai sheas<r. % Church snd
k<onnrs str---s~ TAis ~ss In 1897
~ isss he became le~><s ~ Bronx-
hann's Lycrrna. ~hsch be renamed Wal
iasks Lyr~snn Hs lA~s APPEARANCE "a
kh< ssa9~ v>s r,ssie in The Vst~rsa.
trns.~ wvsts~n ~ L>~s~r Nall.cx xni
wassh wss ps-osiosrd a. thst th>sfer 81
Jsnnsry y. lsss II ran ami Mas a.
utnn NJ. xiaisrk hs<ss farewell "a Sd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-19

LxsrEs wALLAcx's UNNAMED GRAVE
pas<er-by as the pauper who sleeps
Without head<tone or footstone in the
poss.rs field
Truly. 10 this complexion must We
Done at last"
Lester In his time played many parts,
IN he never expected after hfs's ftful
Ievsr 20 play such a part as this-the
inmate of an unmarked grave.
10 was not so many months before he
Md that the comedian was the recipient
II benefit that nettod him twenty
thousand dollars an entertainment
whose like has never been seen by the
Fc.ens generation
BY his side sleeps his whilom friend
md fellow-player. Harry Montague.
But the great. busy. busting world that
both have left behind. with their names
Sniy traditions Of the stage. has been
much kinder TO the younger and lesser
bcsor. for kandsome memorial marks
he pot where he II resting in dream
es aleop.
just shove tho grave Of Henry Ward
Besnhsr. . srfas higher up on Ocean
MI facing ths great. restless, heaving
pcean. whose bosom can be seen from
he SPOT. hcs the burial plot Of the Wal
- family. What visions the name
ala up. Three theatcrs have been
Known - "wallack's~-thsf ,rst ON the
vest side OF Broadway, just below
Brooxne street; the second At Broadway
md Thirteeuth street; the third at
Broadway and Thsrtiesh street But
here % no "W1llack's" now. Even the
name has disappeared. and the man
Who made all three theaters 10 glow
With bis genius saeeps IN an almost I'M
Known grave
Perhaps no stronger commentary
sould Be made on hfe-applause and
hms on ono hand, an unmarked grave
"a the other.
The burial plot Ia situated Just back
II Ocean avenue. IL contains FIVE
grsxex Al the rear rises q monument
Of dark granite. four feet high. The
form is rectangular. with the top re-
cedinx &c sn incline of forty-five de-
rrees. Upon the front Of the latter are
she words;
JAMES WILLIAM wAI.LAcK.
peo~rner -. iSsA
Assf - years
on The front OF the monument are en-
Grzved these words:
$3.50 -.
CHARLES sAvTr.rE wALLAcK.
Died August 8 i.t5, ssex' y
= HANNAH RIDLEY,
pted August n. issS ssed 81
James W. ysnsck wa handsome
nan even when he had almost reached
the appointed threeseore and ten he
~
gaesse
- 81 "a
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