The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-24

In addition TO the foregoing, several cadet compa-
MES will likewise participate.
The Division will form Broad street, right rest
ng on Coates, facing east, at 230 o'clock. They will
be reviewed by Governor Geary and staff on Broad
street. between Coates and Brown streets after
which the division will take up the line OF march,
and move over the following ronte: - Broad to
Green street, Green to Thirteenth street, Thirteenth
TO Chesnut street, Chesnut to Fourth street, Fourth
to Christian street. Christian 10 Broad street. Broad
10 walnut street, and there dismiss
The people Will be kept on the sidewalks. SO as to
afford the military the full width Of the carriage
way.
The compliment OF a marching salute has been
rendered TO Mayor Fox lie aud the City Councils
Will review the line at Fifth and Chestnut streets To
accommodate his Honor and the CITY Fathers plat
form has been erected in front OF the eastern wing
the State House. The day could not be more propi-
tious, and ali the expectations relative to the
parade, entertained either 10y the mitiamcn them
selves OF by the people generally promise to he
realized
TIE BEDFORD STREET MISSION mas done much
towards the regeneration OF the desperate locality in
the midst Of which it is situated. An increase in
tering results, and we trust that tile following ap-
peal from the Rev. John ID. Long the untiring mis-
sponse:-
To The Edi,or qt The Ereojoo T,'rgroph,-
BY your kind permission desre TO appeal to the gene
institution The treasurer Of the Mission requires two
PeRses Re is.an depends ency %Pon 1ony
& ie[ a & a@ rs not %e % m IN Ggas
if sufficient number of our benevolent citizens would
visit the street and vicinity in which the institution 10
Gated and sec see the good il has and is saec9mpliing
During the mission year whlGh closed in March, three
hundred and fifty children received instruction the day
and Sabbath schools st4 persons received charity 7t1
treated by tine medical department connected
the misson b60 free baths have been taken last
June It desirable that the Superintendent should
much ~ his time tine poor and needy. and
mnCh being consumed ia collecting from place
70 place Letters be addressed Rev j. ID. Long,
Missionary, No GIG Bedford street; Charles Spencer
President, No. Bank street: George PerkenDinr
Treasurer, No III North Fourth Visitors
Quested TO call the Superintendent between Gt
10y John d. LONG
| PHnrADErrmA, May y, lsG.
DOCTOE MCCLINT0CR's LECTUHES.-PrO(essOr Nc
ClintOcks lectures ladies' ,hayoI been attended by
refined and highly intelligent ladies' ana so great
has been their approval OF his manner Of treating the
important subjects about which ne has discOursed
that they have adopted resolutions setting forth
| their views on his tcachings:-
| PmLApEIpHIA May % 1st9-5 O'Clock r. NJ. At the
close of Professor James NcClhnCks private lectUres
ladies, large number being attendance, the follow
ing resolutions offered and unanimously adopted
| Whereas, DIR. james McClntock being about To close
his lectures in this city Anatomy Physiology
and Hygiene, feel that should be doing injustice
the Doctor and 10 the public, well as TO ourselves did
not in the great satisfaction we have
| derived theretrom; therefore,
ReSDod That the ladies here present cheeruly bear
testimony the highly instructive, interesting, chaste
sented and demonstrated these important topics lee
turer, avoiding much possible technieates, and
adapting his language TO the comprehension of all present
RsSDrsf That females, especially
to mothers close attention TO the instructions given by
the Doctor believing, if carefully followed they will
only promote their health and happiness but polong
| the lives of the children committed to thelr care,
RsSored That of these resolutions he sent to DR.
McClintOck, with request that he will resume his lee.
| lures in this city at as early Il date as possible
| DR.. McClmtOck completes his course this week,
| lecturing To ladies' and gentlemen this evening and
| Tuesday evening, and TO gentlemen on Wednesday
|