The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-28
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NUTTING.
The Expedition. of the school Chiidren-T Thou-
sunds Mt Eatrtuount Park.


sunds Mt kairtuount Park.
The weather to-day was all that could be wished
6v the most f8stdous for the nuttnR expedition by
lie pupls of the public schools of the city. How
ever, the number in attendance was by no means 30
large as could have been expected had the atmo-
sphere OF yesterday been more agreeable.
Still, there was vast number present at various
Localities in the New Park, all of whom, at noon,
wtre enjoying themselves In way only understood
10y choren. During the morning, several thousand
spectators repaired to the Park, and many OF them
TOOK part in the sports OF the pupils The rush this
afternoon, II is expected Will be IMMENSE ana every
pTecautiOn has been taken to prevent accidents
The following named localities were assigned to
the school sectioDs:-
way, at the entrance of the Park, assigned to the
First, second, and Twenty-sxth Sections.
Division AT and about the Sweet Brfar Man
son-assigned to the Third, Fourth, Fifth, and
Division s-Landsdowne assigned to the Tenth,
Fourteenth, and Seventeenth Sections;
Division "A short distance beyond Landsdowne
assigned to Thirteenth, Fifteenth, aud sixteenth
Division 5--Georges Hn- assigned to the Twenty
fourth and Twenty Sections.
Division 6.-Between andsdOwne and Belmont
assigned to the Eighth Ninth, and Eleventh Sec
Division 7.-Between Belmont and the Connectng
Railway-sssigned to the Eighteenth, Nineteenth,
Division s-North of Bemont-assigned to the
Sixth, Twenty-hrst, Twenty second, Twenty.thlrd,
Twenty-1ftb, and Twenty-eighth Sections and Nor
Members of the Park Guard were on hand at the
various points of arrival, and conducted the chill
dren TO the spots assigned them.
At II O'Clock there was a concert by the grammar
Twenty-seyenth sections, at Georges Hill; one
noon, at Sweet Brar, by the schools OF the Inrd,
Fourth, Fifth, Seventh, and Twenty-sXth sections,
and at O'Clock, at Landsdowne, by the schools OF
the Eleventh, Thirteenth, Fourteenth Fhteentn,
Kt2P. Nj. there was dress-parade of the Glrard
College Cadets and pupils OF the Northeast q ram,
mar School at Belmont ana mo at Fl O tine heEs w
Eighth, Ninth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, and Twen-
A fne feature of the picnic is the encampmeut
and military drill OF the soldiers orphans of the
Lincoln Institution" Through the kindness OF Mr..
simon GratZ, OF the committee OF arrangements, an
invitation had been extended to these boys. They
left the institution, No. 30s south Eleventh street,
at 10 A. NJ, and marched up Eleventh to Walnut,
up Walnut to Nineteenth, up Nineteenth to Ches-
nut, and thence to the depot Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, arrangements having been made with this
road to transfer the lads to the Park and back.
The Mayor has given orders for police forceto
the day. to require drivers and others having charge
Of cattle to take the lower upper bridge in crossing
ehildren with their parents and friends will con-
stanty throng Girard avenue bridge In going and re-
drove of cattle get on the bridge calamity might
occur.
THE following named gentlemen have made ap-
plicatiOn to the Board OF Examiners for admission
TO practise as attorneys in the District Court and
Court Of Common Pleas for the city and county of
Mr.. Edwin Walton, a student at law with Richard
Ludlow, ESQ.,
Mr., James L. Clifford, student at law with
Mr.. Edwin r, Murphy and Mr.. Charles A. Lsgen,
students at law with Il. spencer Miller, ESQ.
MIR. Edward T. Burr, student at law with B.
Franklin Fisher, Esq.
These gentsemnen win present tnemseve N before before
p. NJ at the Law Library, s. E. corner Of Sixth and
Chesnu Streets and will probably be asked to define
the rule in Shelys case, and generally put through
their legal PAGES.
MILITARY HoP-On Wednesday evening, Com
pany +, OF the 2d Regiment National Guards, will
give their annual mill military snd citizens dress hop at
The hops given by Company in former years have
been highly enjoyed by those who participated in
entertainment OF Wednesday next as attractive as
possible. An unusually pleasant occasion may be
anticipated by the members OF Company + and their
friends.
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR TO OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Yesterday Mr.. A. j. Mundella, member OF the
England, who came:to this city for the purpose OF
attending the meetings OF the Social Science Asso
Sirs' High SeSoeIs in compsny with Mr. ElRin, Of
the Board OF Control, and others. Mr.. Mundella
made speech at both places, and expressed him
self as much pleased with what he had seen He
leaves the city to-day.
WIDOWS $500 ALLOW ANCE-Notice is hereby given
that Mrs. Margaret Lynch, the widow Of Eiward
JShn Acheson' .decesseS have fed in NH the Orohans,
Court for the city and county OF Philadelphia their
petition for allowance Of three hundred dollars each
in personal property elected to be retained by them
under the act OF Assembly OF April a. 1851, and the
several supplements thereto, and Saturday, the 5th
day Of November has been fixed TO hear the causes.
DIVORCE NOTICES. - Ine Following lly-mated
couples give notice that they have made application
10 the Court OF Common Pleas for the city and
county OF Philadelphia that they wish to sever the
sonnubia te:-
Mr.. William H. shatsuck against Mrs. Catharine
r. Shattuck.
Mr.. Thomas M. Richards against Mrs. Augusta
Ann Richards
Mrs. Virginia Finnegan against Patrick r. Fin
negan.
BAD BoYs-Iast evening two lads named William
Brown and Samuel Crawford were arrested for
attempting to break down the fence in the rear OF
the circus at Fifteenth and Wallace streets. They
were taken to the Ninth District Station-house,
where they attempted to escape from one OF the
cells by tearing out window frame. The unruly boys
had hearing before Alderm an Pancoast this morn
ing, and were committed 70 answer the charge OF
malicious mischief.
OWNERS WANTED An owner is wanted at the
Second District Stationh house for lot OF railroad
IRON found at Dickerson street wharf. Last
night pair OF horses attached to farmers wagon
were found astray on Delaware avenue Tle team
was taken in charge by the Delaware Harbor Police
who desire an owner for the same.
DRESS DRILL-TO-morrow evening Company c.
of the LIST Regiment, 2d Brigade, lat Division Of the
National Guards OF the State OF Pennsylvania, viii
have dress drill at their armOry, No. 1918 Market
street. Special invitations have been issued TO the
friends OF the members and others interested III
military matters, and the affair promises To be one o
much interest.
AUDITORS APPOINTED in the Orphans Court 10,
the City and county OF Philadelphia
w. W. Fell, Esq, has been appointed 10 audit
etc, the accounts OF Tacy X. Pancoast, executril
OF the will OF John r. PancOast deceased.
Charles N. Mann, ESD, has been appointed q
audit etc. the accounts OF John DAILY, executor o
the estate OF James F. Martin, deceased
MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-Flye boys, named Charles
Fulton, Horace Shingle, James Watkinson, Thoma
Robeson, and Howard Rowbotham, were arrested
by Policeman Atkinson, of the Thirteenth district
yesterday, for throwing stones at st. Marys Church
on Oak street. Manayunk, and annoying the priest o