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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Don forget that T. Y. Morgan has
fresn celery daily. So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

u4 oua ...jzc fight a.d the whor
force nf This government that can he
brought H. bear viii he cXcrtcd 10
prevent the same and you are in
Structed To keep this office constantly
advised in order that proper steps
may be- taken in time To prevent the
fight. ia case an effort be made a. pun
ID on in the Indian Territory.
You viii make these Instructions
public that the people interested in
this fight may bc advised of what the
government intends TO do in the
premises if called upon To act"
Best cigars in town at the Star
grocery. est
For gun, bicycle or machine re-
pairing, 90 to J. A. Robertson, the
gunsmith. lie does everything in
the repair line, and does it satisfac-
tOrily. 3O-lm
Changed His Mind.
The trial of sam Smith charged
with larceny was begun before Judge
Kilgore this morning. but after the
beginning Of the testimony his attor
ucy withdrew his announcement of
ready" and asked for a continuance
until the attendance of the main
prosecuting witness could br secured.
1t looks stlauge that the defense
should want ne Prosecuting witness
thai badly. but such w@S ,he case.
The pu pose of such desire is TO inn
peach nis ,c>,ih.onv. a thing the.
cupld not do Un'e~> line witness wa>
in court aid wttuort hlS presence his
W, er te> mo1v - gwen al lhe e.
amiulug L, a. would he admitted
mach 10 Iac pieiUd,ce or the defend
ants cause TIE coht.luance was
granted uut'l ueyt Mo1day.
Envelopes and letter heads at this
office.
The Mexican Twist, the best DC
cigar on earth at DIR. Litteii's, oppO-
site Iron store. 6-tf
His Name was CantreI.
W. f. Hooker. the gehilemanll
deputy marshal of the Paris force Al
Purcell. is in the city. He brought
with him Richard Deal and Walter
Southerland. the former charged
with the murder of Ware neal
Dougherty and the latter held a. al
accessory To the 0iTenSe,
From Mr.. Hooker it iS learned IN,
dead mans name was Cantrell. hu'
that he WAS under the assumed mann
of Ware.
Ladd & Scaife will take your Or
de- s and deliver you meat to an.
part of the city. Give them YOU
trade. 1-u
W. c. Everhart went up the roa,
TODAY.
Money to loan at Sharp's bafbe
shop, but you must pay for you
work.
Captain Heald, who was in tn
city yesterday returned to his HON
: at Healdton this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Col. Elicit, the genial grocery
drummer, came I'D from the south
today.
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FOR SALE-~

Paror Set carpets, folding bed, mirror, dining room
furniture, nice side board and mirror, refrigerator. Also
lot of lumber. must be sold party Is leaving town.
The purchaser of the furniture the cottage it
desired. 1t S i'm a good neighborhood. next house To
Dr. Woods Call at Freedman's l96 Main street, next
to Parker the ieweler
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Try T. Y. Morgan for a sack OF
that delicious high patent fiour. II
- the finest in the city. SIT
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KILGORE ANSWERS.
tie Writes the Attorney General Aekio~I-
edRInR ReeeIpt Of CHARGES and EK-
plains Why Delay In Answering.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., oct. AT
torney General Harmon today re-
ceived a lengthy communication
from Judge Kilgore, in which he
gives general answer to the
charges filed against him. Judge
Kilgore apologies for his delay in
answering the attorney general with
the explanation that he has been
holding court in several places and
tnat the letter containing the charges
has followed him from place to
place without reaching him till be
returned to his home. He holds that
the charges are mainly the result Of
personal spite, envy and jealously
and that they can be easily stripped
of all serious character. They con-
tain, he admits, enough grains Of
truth To give n color for tAe whole,
but do not truly show any serious
reason for complaint against him.
lie promises 10 answer fully and
at length the charges as soon as lie
can collect evidence on his side of
the ease and lay the whole matter
soon before the department of jus
tice. Judge Harmon will not sub
NIT amy of the matter 10 the Pr,si-
dent until be has given IL thorough
investigation and until he is able to
accompany the charges with a rec
ommendation one way or other.
The attorneys opposing Judge
I Kilgore have had their charges put
into pamphlet form for general CIR
culation and particularly for the use
Of the state committee on the Judi
ciary, which is TO pass upon Kill
gore's confirmation.
The star grocery is the leader in
good things TO eat. 6-St
Do not fail to see the grand dis
play of millinery al the Misses Guyer
x Waynick next Wednesday, Oct
ODer the 9th. 6-st
Pres Phillips, the gcntlemanly ahd
efficient assistant To the clerk Of the
United States Court, for the South
ern district, has returned from an
extended visit to all the principal
cities as far east as New YoiS. lie
spent most OF his time in Vi-e-nia at
his old home, and Of course il goes
unquestioned that he enjoyed him
self
Flesh fruits Of all kinds at the S,ar
grocery. est
A full line of stationery at DIR. Lie
tells, East Main street. 6-tf
CJI. +. NJ. Fox, Of Purcell, came
down last night and went over to
Tishomingo today To attend the
meeting Of the Dawes commission
and the Chickasaw Legislators.
Go to DR.. Littell's East Main ST.
for pure, fresh drugs. eff
Miss Anna Guyer, the milliner, ar
rived last night from Arkansas
City. She is very busy arranging
for their grand opening tomorrow.
10 thc Public.
We hereby notify The business
men and public generally that wC
will not pay any bills made by anN
one except ourselves.
T. II. PAcEEE,
ANN PAEKGR.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Mahahey, oI
Pauls Valley, were in the city today.
The ARDMoREITE acknowledges {
pleasant business call from Mr.
Mahahey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

WANTED-A boy that knows how
to Sick and feed presses at this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Mahafiey, Of
Pauls Valley, were in the city today.
The ARDMoREITE acknowledges a
pleasant business call from Mr..
Mahaffey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

When you 20 10 Gainesville don f.
fail TO see that mammoth stock of
,urniture j. J. Rackley has. lie can
be 'ound two doors east Of postofiice.
See him, il viii pay you. 2i-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

That mammoth stock OF furniture
]. J. Rackley carries covers a space
BOx4uO. Think OF IL 6Ox4O0l You
can certainly lind what you want IT
that immense stock, and when you
do YOU will buy, for the price h Aure
TO suit. Two doors east OF poatof-
fee, Gainesville, Texas. 24-ff-
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Judge L. l.. Potter, one Of the
leading lawyers OF North Texas, is
in the city on professional business
in Judge Rilgore's court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

The Scar grocery has the most
complete stock OF groceries in the
pifV b-at
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EgPoR~ or az coNDTTIoS
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the Public.

We hereby notify The business
men and public generally that We
will not pay any bills made by anv
one except ourselves.
T. II. PAcKEE,
ANN PARKER.
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Best cigars in town at the Star
grocery. 6-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08
Citv National Bank.

At ARDslORE. ISD. Il. 2. AT THE CLOSE
or BUSHES SIT. 2 fss.
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Those pitted cherries are fine n.
T. Y. Morgan's. SIT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

The star grocery is the leader in
good things TO eat. 6-St
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Try some CT that pure Arabian
Mocha coffee NJ the Star grocery. 6-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

For the best of fresh meats 60 TO
Ladd x Scaife's new market at the
old Racket Store stand on Springer
street. 7-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Blank mortgages for sale at this
Office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

For gun, bicycle or machine re-
pairing, 90 to J. A. Robertson, the
gunsmith. lie does everything in
the repair line, and does it satisfac-
tOrily. 3O-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Sheb Williams, United States mar
shal for the eastern district Of Texas
Is ia the city.
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LOOK
John Lenk,

IER MAN ND CAnD0 STREETS. ARDNoRE. tn. TER
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Miss Anna Guyer, the milliner, ar
rived last night from Arkansas
city. She is very busy arranging
for their grand opening tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Do not fail to see the grand dis
play of millinery At the Misses Guyer
x Waynick next Wednesday, Oct
Ober the 9Th. 6-St
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-08

Wyse gives more goods for the
less money than any house in the
territory 2-I
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Mrs. DR.. Avis and daughter Floy,
returned last night from Sherman,
where they have been visiting for
the past two weeks.
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BIG CIRCUS IN ARDMORE

that nothing blow
BRADY Bros of
ING PRICES that is what's the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

n, s.aaoo,v on December 90 william Bliss. aged -
s;u'y william ia ss T. booh S year
Relatives friends iHy!ied to s srSh ev Dr.
Robert Russell Booth. Boueesri ana ana y, 10 o'clock
az, nyonr o. word,y december 80 at his residence
81 Washington Place william H. BRADFORD
Notice OF funeral hereafter ~ rs,..n
BROWN-On Saturday, December r. 'l's' w.
Brown. -, ,~...,. r,ocomher 81 10 q. M. at the
resdence OF her granddaughter Mrs Willard s. Adam''
wcsport Conn. .r.,. "a this
city Emma NJ Widow Of iii D. Budd. and daughter OF
Funeral ' services at ST. chrysostons Chapel Ithave ana
Both st. at 1890 a. M. Wednesday January J. -
RI,RDIcK-On Monday December 20. 1872 @1tnua n
wife Of Burdick and daughter OF the a'e d. Z"
Merrill services at her late residence II Washington.
East Orange THURSDAY at 23o 2 M on sar' by b. l.
an from o1 % q stSs and Barclay
coMsrocK- Newcanaan Conn. sunday peeew rssr
20. Mary, wife OF Seymour coms'ock' IN '"e on" ''
Funeral on Tuesday December 81, at O'Clock 8,
cowIE-on the morning Of December 20 , uaorrs
Mckay youngest child Of James A. and Margaret :"
Cowie, aged 10 years ,,, o ,.v,ed 70 attend
b funeral nna evee this Tuesday evening at o'clock
at the residence, 40 9th-av.
Interment private.
cRAIG-M a4 Yves, so,r-st:. Monday evening December
Notice OF funeral hereafter
% %.., sr ps';%sss
S,ss % e iseS' Moa,ase formerly Of Hartford
q s. Hssss: casDsl WV !; ,,m asl,s'
ssth-s. New-Ycrk city, Of Pneumonia Eleanor j.
Eivers in the sst year Of her age oor0s, 7,s, and
boulevard TUESDAY December 81. at 1870 a. m
HowLAND-on Monday. December 80 Elijah A. How
Funeral services at 81 andrew r. r. chIrGn; 'nn''
9 nn Moa sp bsoysd %a wam Tos sdss;
daughter OF the late William H. shearer ST. IN her
5Ith year. .,, ,,,s - a,,.,A
Rays and trsEd a are esSen" I 3 Sadon
st.. Brooklyn. Tuesday evening December d. Al
California and Chicago papers PLEASE copy.
MAsTERs-on sunday December % 1895 In tbs is ~
s Mai,e Gs D Of N ssS Orleans '''-'
MEEN YSner on HOpa ss0 ss Of cesad %
rpsr from the yonkers Unitarian Church Thursday
NIcoII~At Santa Barbara Cal. December q; Edwsrd
Holland NIco eldest of the late Henry NoOll' Of
RAPEIJE-on MONDAY; December 3d. Hannah NJ VIE
Thursday. January ?, at il a.
Inerment private.
ROGERS Suddenly SUNDAY morning. December 70;
Funeral services the Bedford street E. Church Bed
ford. corner Moron-st Wednesday January J. 1885, at
1890 o'clock a. m
sDMoaE his re;asns IN s,sa,tord GG n6 Dscs
o of the civil .H' War. and formerly Of City
sUTHERLAND-on Sabbath morning December 20. 1905.
FunefsI services residence a2i West isth-st.
wALLIs-At DansvilIe " Y. on Saturday. December 20
1885 William Townsend Wallis. OF East Orange. N. j."
Funeral from the residence HORACE
j. Jacquith. is South Mape-sye, East Orange. n J..
Cn aS Of and
York. via D.. L. and w r. r., at o'clock p M
Interment convenience of family.
The Ken.ico Cemetery: located tn: r: s,:;
Depot ONCE io East 4ad-,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
JyCJDCVTS IN SOCIETY.

Among the approaching weddings is that OF MISS
Frances LYMAN Melgs. daughter OF MI ana Airs' -
]; Melgs Of No. l6 East Sixty-hith-s', u INV,
1871 a. 80 chicago. 1t will take place on Janu-
a-vs a, 4 o'clock In the Madison Avenue Presoy'e-
r,an church. small reception will follow at the
home OF the brides parents.
The programme at the musical morning OF Al
bert Morris Bagby in the ballroom OF the "a'uoii
yesterday an attractive one Inc arus.s W.
,,,. No,,,ra tombstone the Swedish violinist; Mile
ola Reeth of the Metropolitan Opera House, ana
Archie Crawford. Loud applause ana many recai i
rev aried their efforts to entertain the many n
known people present. The music was followed Dy
a Luncheon given BY Mr.. Bagby, whose guesIS " ere
Nd Nrs William H. Field, Mrs. Clement C. Moore
Miss Juiiana cutting Miss Mamie FIELD James V Vts
-, / iehier Moncure Robinson Charles J. Mat
ianvs Frederick Dieter Archie Crawford Maurice
Farkoa George Stuart Smith. Mr. Wyndham-o gun,
Mr.. Francis c. Cradle. Miss Martina tombstone ana
Mrs Ida Hertz, OF Sweden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Washington. Dec 30 SpeciaD.-The following
Army orders have been issued: The following
named officers of the Corps Of Engineers are re-
lleved from and assigned 10 duty. respectively. as
follows Eeutenant-Colonel Amos Stickney Is re-
lievel from duty engineer OF the Fourteenth
Lighthouse District and assigned as engineer OF
the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Lighthouse districts to
relieve Colonel Charles r. Suter; Major William
H. Heuer is relieved from duty as engineer or the
Twelfth Lighthouse District. and assigned as en-
gneer OF the Fourteenth Lighthouse District.
Major Charles L. l.. b. Davis is assigned as engl-
neer of the Twelfth Lighthouse District.
The following changes in the stations and duties
OF officers of the Corps OF Engineers are ordered:
Lieutenant Colonel William H. II. Benyaurd Is re-
lieved from his present duties and on the expira-
ton of his leave will proceed 10 st. Augustine,
Fla and relieve Major Thomas II. Hamburg or
the duties under his charge. Observation-Disclosures
Amos Stckney will turn his present duties TO
the temporary charge OF First Lieutenant Mason
NJ Patrick, and will proceed to st. Louis and re-
lleve Colonel Charles X. Suter. Colonel Suter VIII
proceed 10 San Francisco and assume the duties
temporarily in charge OF First Lieutenant Joseph
F. Kuhn and the duties OF Division Engineer OF
the Pacific Division. Ma or Charles j. Allen Will
turn over his present duties to the temporary
charge OF First Lieutenant Chester Harding, and
will take station In Washington. ID. c.. ana relieve
his charge Major Davis. will take station at San
Francisco and assume charge OF me dutes rom ON
leved. and also OF the duties temporarily In charge
of FIRST Lieutenant Charles L. Potter. MAJOR
William H. IIeuer Will be relieved OF his present
duties except engineer OF the Twelfth Light,
house District by Captain Cassus +. Gillette, ana
VII take station at Cincinnati and relieve First
Lieutenant Mason VI. Patrick. Major Thomas r.
Hamburg will turn over his present duties TO the
temporary charge of First Lieutenant James j.
Meyler and Will take station at 81, ;ou's anu re-
The resignation Of Captain Morris T. vessels
path Infantry has been accepted by the PRESIDENT
TO take effect on December 4, 1888.
The following nominations were confirmed by the
Senate :, ..,.
Commander Nco Ludlow to be a captain; =,
Lieutenant Commanders Chapman {. TODD, .. ~
Hemnhi and A. b. II. Lille to be commanders
I,ieutenants q. Blocknger, Perry Garst. D. n
Cogswell and Frederic Singer 10 be leutenant-con-
manders. , -, 4. h.
Iieutenants: H. s. Chase. l.. NJ. Garrett, Z; I.
Marsh, j. b. Blsh. G. W. JunGen; G. II. HaT1loT'
W. A. Gill; T. w Ryan. c. 3 hlpey ana W. D.
The following ensgns 70 be eutenanis junior
grade: c. s. Williams. w. b. Hoggatt, a. NJ
Beecher. F. X. Hill. Roger Weles, tr. J: ID Nc
D0nald W O. Hume. II. r. Parmenter, II. =
Jones. jr.. W T. Shoemaker |. X Seymour c. NJ
Fahs ana c. y. Plunkett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
COLD FIGHTS FOR ARMENIA.
TERRIBLE SUFFERING AMONG THE BE-
SIEGERS OF ZEITOUN.

FIFTY DEATHS A DAY FROM EXPOSURE RE
PoRTED-TrRKIsH TROOPS SERVING IN
SYRIA DECI.iATED by DISEASE
London Dec. 30--"The Daily News will pub
lish a dispatch from Its Corstantinople corre-
spondent tomorrow. saying that the Turkish
soldiers who are investing Zeitoun are suffering
terribly from the cold. On an average. fifty
deaths from exposure daily among the
troops
The condition of the army everywhere, except
that portion OF II stationed at Consta ntinopc, is
deplorable. The men have not received any pay
for many months Their clothing is tattered
and their food Is poor and inadequate. The
G0,0Co troops serving in Syria being decimat-
ed by disease Numbers of the reserves are
daily deserving. taking their arms and ammuni-
ton with them.
This means that these deserters will take to
brigandase In the near future All the Chris
tan gendarmes in Asia Minor have resigned.
owing to the fact that they have not been paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
AT THE OPERA.

Faust" with NJ. Jean de Reszise In the titular
role Nine Melba as Margharita. Nine. Scaichi as
siebel NJ Maurel as Valentine and Nj Edousrd de
Rcszke as Mephistopncles. drew a superb audience
20 the METROPOLITAN Opera House last night i'm spite
Of the disagreeable weather II was something like
revival OF the ideal cast of the last two years,
and the charm seemed to have all OF its od-time
rwesk nonis resulting from the vocal deficiency OF
II Maurcl and Nine. scalchi. the latter of whom
Vas most cordially greeted by the audience on her
a,st entrance Apprehension felt during the day
that NJ Jean de Rcszke would not be able to sing
~, oN cd TO he idle and he sang with all his usual
arslor AMI loveiiness OF tone and manner. As for
Nine Nelha she sang goriously and accomplished
The difficult and unusual feat Of fairly divdinS the
nc ,ors with II dc Reszke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
PHILADELPHIA' BOCRSE DEDICATED.

Philadelphia. Dec. 30 tspeciaD.-The dedcatory
exercises OF the Philadelphia Bourse began to-
night with a dinner 800 Of the representative cit
liens of the city, including men from every branch
OF commerce. finance and trade. The formal ded-
icaton will be held Tomorrow when addresses VIII
be made by prominent men. The dinner was held
on the first floor Of the elegant new building, the
spacious hall being surrounded by cedar and ever
green trees to the edge of the gallery leaving
space resembling a clearing. where the table" were
spread The decorations were elaborate, electric
lights Of different coors flashing against tn, dark
green BACKGROUND OF the trees, and bunches OF
Roses smax and holly were arranged son the
tables and about the hall in profusion.
The banquet was presided over by Daniel bdusn.
Surrounding the tables prominent men from
nearly every section OF the country many OF Whom
were called upon TO speak. Senator Joseph r. X;
IJawley ~ Connecticut. spoke on Legislation ana
Ire Relation 10 Commerce" Congressman Robert
Adams. jr OF Philadelphia. responded to Money
and Its Relation to Commerce" c. stuart Patter-
SON. a prominent corporation lawyer OF Philadei-
phia, spoke on Transportation and It's Keiauon
10 Commerce" Charles Heber Clark Editor % OF
THE Manufacturer responded 10 The manu-
facturer and Merchant" and George r. sarto D.
president OF the Philadelphia Bourse responded 10
the toast The Bourse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
4 VAUDEVILLE CHARITY MATINEE.

AT Roster Balls Tuesday afternoon Janu-
ary T. at 2 o'clock. special matinee performance
will be given In aid Of the Ladies' Benevolent 80
ciety Gates of Hooe). OF which Mrs. y. Graf Is
president; Mrs. Albert Bal, treasurer, ana MIS-.
0. Wollhem, secretary. The object OF TINS society
is 10 provide food medicine, clothing and employ
ment when possible, to poor and destitute women
and children The programme for the entertain
ment will include Paul Cnquevalli, the juggler; r.
Bonuetty and his trained animals and birds; Paul
Martinetti and his pantomme company. In the
nantomime "A Terrible Night; WOODWARD
ptraued seals and sea lions the Craggs. acrobas
Bernip the Mario and Durham trio, IN tn aed
selections by Max Gabres orchestra T, S tss
society and at the box-of!.ce of Roster q Bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
ELIJAH ALVORD ROWLAND.

Elijah Alvord Rowland. a veteran public school
teacher in this city, died at his home, in one
hundred and yffth-st.. near the Boulevard yes
terday afternoon, from Brghts disease. He had
been In III health for several years. during which he
suffered from malaria and bronchitis. but had man.
aged most of The time to discharge his duties as
principal of Public School No. 50, at Lenox ard
One-hundred snd-thrty-fourth-st. until about Oc-
tober T. when increasing Illness compelled him to
cease working.
Mr.. Rowland was born in Amherst. Mass, on May
4, 1892 and came here with his parents in 1851. He
was a pupil In the public schools and was graduated
from the College of the City of New-fork In lcJ9
he became assistant teacher In the old Yorkville
School in East Eighty-seventh-st.. near Park-ave.
He was married in 1860 his wife, who survives him.
with one growniup daughter being Miss susan a. a.
principal of the old Manhattanville School, at ANS
terdamave and e-hundred- and twenty nnth-st !;
St. between Lenox and seventh ayes, IN 30. ana OF
the new school No. % in 1889 He was teacher for
this city, formerly in West Thrteenh-st but now in
West Thirteth-st. near SiXthave., and was atterly
principal of the Harlem Evening High School, In
Second-ave. near e-hundred-and- twenty hfth-st
land was president of the NewYork Teachers As
Teachers Building and Loan Association and trus-
tee of the Teachers Benefit Association. tie was q
skifu performer on the flute violin and guitar. and
composed both the words and airs OF many school
and patriotic songs Several popular school song
books published by him. and he was the author
synpathe nature. and was beloved by his pupils,
the teachers associated with him and large circle
f. and A. NJ, and was for several years yestry-
man of st. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church
Fifh-ave. and One-hundred and
The funeral will take place at ST; Andrew
Church at p. m. Tomorrow. the Rev Dr; van ne
Water officiating The burial will be in Woodlawn