The Washington times., 1905-07-16

Jamaica, L. l.. James II. Hackett. of
Falstaffian memory, and his wife, Cath
| crime Leesugg Hackett are buried.
| In the Lutheran Cemetery. Middle Vii
| Iage, L. l.. Minnie Schultz Huber, the
| once popular songstress, lies at rest.
At the United States Crematory. Fresh
Pond, L. l., are kept tha ashes Of Alice
| Harrison and Anton Seidl
| In the large cemeteries, two of which
are consecrated to those of Roman Cath
olfc persuasion Holy Cross and Calvary.
several well-known actors and perform
e=s are buried
Rachel DenviIle and Others.
In Holy Cross Cemetery, at Flatbush,
L. L., rest the remains of Rachel Den
vile. whose fame has not yet been OBJ
liberated by the reputation of more mod
ern favorites. Here also are buried the
great Ricardo" Archie Hughes, min
strel of ereat reputation In his day, and
!William Henry (Harry) Kennedy. a good
ventriloquist in his time, but who woa
wider fame by his many sweet songs
to the air of one of which. Say Au Re
voir. Eut Not Good By" he was laid
away in the bosom OF the earth
William Stuart. once manager of the
Old Winter Garden in New York. and
also celebrated as a dramatic critic, is
buried mere, and here also rests keE-
ward Philip, for many years the brilliant
dramatic critic of the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle.
In Calvary Cemetery, on the out
skirts of the eastern section of Brook
: lyn, the sisters Eta and Mamie Gilroy
| are buried, and here also are buried
. :, the three Bryants. minstrels. and Viii
liam Henry Delahanty, of the team OF
v Delahanty and Hengler. Also inferred
: here are the mortal remains of Angel
! eque Ravel, William J. Scanlon (whost
= success foreran that of Olcott and Mach
4 in the same field, Pasquelle Brignoli
great tenor and Patrick SarsfelC
Gilmore. great bandmaster-
" Staten Island, circumscribed as it i!
: as far as territorial limits are con
: cerned, is yet boundless in it's capacit!
of interest for him who possesses tn
: not necessarily morbid, but the tru
spirit of the pilgrim, who fain woul'
stand before the graves Of those VIII
left an impression on their time ant
philosophy of that truism that say
IS that earthly glory passes away.
Keene, Forrest, and Locke.
IF For who can dispute the truth of 81
II transit gloria mundi as he gazes at tn
d mound of earth In Fair View Cemeter
10 at Castleton, that contains all that wa
= mortal Of him who translated the fir
4 of Shakespearean thought 20 apprec!
re ative audiences. Within this grave lie
n that which once We heralded and ar
plauded as Thomas w Keene. We ar
n, not buoyant in spirits, and we thin
as that indeed the grave has it's victor
yn and death it's sting So we think a
4. we Journey TO Silver Mount Cemeter
Laf
m grave Of Catherine Sinclair Forrest.
~ that same cemetery that holds the bod
ba of Richard Adams Locke of Moo
a | Hoax" fame and in which also a,
p buried some Of the hopes. ideals. an
heart throbs Of that pure. good ma
n and brilliant writer, William White
ca not appreciated as a poet as much
an he deserves, but yet revered by a
20 right thinking men as the conservat'
IN of taste In the drama and the dee
a Of all its critics
In New Brighton Cemetery. We
.se New Brighton. James Henry Bu6wort
10 once noted as a minstrel. is inferred.
~ Music lovers might we'll spare Il
re time TO visit the Moravian Cemetel
20 at New Drop. for here Max Moretzak
,p buried
g. 1t is not a far cry from Staten Islal
he to New Jersey. eith~F In distance
nd spirit. and here in y churchyard
the old Methodist Chufoh at North LOl
Branch we may see the grave of Frai
S. Chanfrau. Kit the Arkansas Ira
on eler;" William r. Floyd. prominent
len the casts of other years; and George
op Ryer the author, with Denman Tnom
- son OF "Old Homestead, Two s
iiu ters" and 1.-The New Minister a
my here inferred.
ra In Manhattan Churchyards.
, of From here IL is a greater stretch. /
ere one which the dramatic pilgrim will I
ay forego, to the old churchyards of Ma
ack haitian, where many tombs of inter-
my can be seen, among which may be me
toned that of James Lawson. drama
1ng author. in the old Marble Cemetery
ue' Second street, and that of Isaac Hare
TIA an old-time dramatist. IN the Jew
sry, Cemetery back of O'Nein's departing
store.
.ry. The pilgrim may also be content