The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-14
NUTTING.
The school Picnic mt FairmOunt ParIk-The
Programme for the OccasiOn.

PrORramme for the Occasion.
The Committee OF the Board OF Education having
ton OF the public schools at Fairmount Park ON
Friday OF next week, held final meeting yesterday
and completed the programme for the occasion.
This submitted to the committee in the shape OF
report by Simon Gratz, ESQ.,, the chairman
in different parts Of the park suitable banners, on
which shall be inscribed the name of the ward or
section to occupy the respective sites Badges viii
Der corresponding with the number OF the section;
and as the pupils reach the park the officers thereof
will escort them to the several sites prepared for
them by the committee. These sites or positions are
such as have been recommended by Mr.. John Q.
Cresson, eight in number, and are as follows:-
The First, Second and Twenty-s sixth Sections viii
be located on the grounds west of the Connecting
Railway, at the entrance to the Park
The Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Sec
tions will be at and about the Sweet Brer Mansion
The Seventeenth Section will be short distance
further north, west OF the railroad.
The Tenth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Sections
will be at Lansdowne
The Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh and Sixteenth Sec
tions, between lansdowne and Belmont
The Eighteenth, Nineteenth, and Twentieth Sec
tions, between Belmont and the Connecting Railway
The Normal School, the Twenty-frst, Twenty
eighth sections, north of Belmont.
The Twenty.fourth and Twenty-sevcnth sections,
-Four Concerts are to be given at the following
Georges Hin at Ii A. NJ, Sweet-Brier Mansion at
| 12 NJ, Landsdowne at p. NJ, and Belmont at p.
NJ At o'clock parade is to be made by the cadets
| OF Girard College and the pupils Of the Northeast
| Grammar School Tickets for the occasion are to
be furnished by the Secretary OF the Board OF Edu
cation at the rate of ten cents each and from the
precautions taken 1t is likely that the occas on VIII
be one much enjoyed by all It's participants.
INTERFERING WITH PoLIcENEN.-Last evening
Robert Coligan was at sixth and Vine streets, en-
deayoring TO remove drunken friend who insisted
that the gutter was mis- bed. Policeman Nc ;aully
came along and ordered both away. They started
down the street. and, after proceeding short way,
| made some riotous demonstrations The policeman
again ordered them away, when one or them struck
him in the face. He then arrested them and took
| them before Alderman Toland who held them in
| $500 for trial.
| Mansyunk, noticed dsOrdeily crowd on the main
street. he advised them to Keep quiet, when they
hooted at him. They, however, moved OF ahead OF
him, and joining some more OF their colleagues they
began raising disturbance. The Lieutenant then
| arrested Dennis Haugh William Nicholson inter-
| fered, and the Lieutenant seized him. regular
scunle ensued, in which the Lieutenant was knocked
| down three times, but he held on TO ms men and
/ succeeded in gertlng both TO the station. Haugh
held in $500 and Nicho son In $1,000 bail for trial.
The LieuteDant,sn consequence OF MS injuries, mas
been con6ne1 10 his home since.
CHARITABLE BKouEsrs.-This morning the will OF
Martha Norman. recently deceased was admitted
TO probate in the ONCE OF the Register OF Wills. The
estate amounts TO sll 900. IL contai0s the following
ST. George OF Pennsylvania $1,000; TO the PsnnsyL
vania Institution for the Blind, $1,000 The residue
OF the estate is left TO her family and TO the Philade
phia Orphan Asylum.
YOUTHFUL TILL-F.rrsRs- McKeown
aged nine years, John WHITFIELD aged nine years
aud Joseph Whitfield, aged eight years have been
held by Aldecman Belshaw for tapping the till o.
Cation cigar store, Eleventh street below SansOm
They also stole some chewing tobacco.
on ACCOUNT OF the impossiblity of procuring unsi
clans, and other causes, the promenade concert a
Horticultural Hall in aid OF the wdDWs and ofphan n
of the German soldiers will not be continued to-day