The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
NGTON, DEL, MONDAY, MAY 80, 1882
NEWARK.
An Interesting Letter From Wide
Awake White Clay
Creek DemOcrats-A Farmers Institute.

an Antpresting Letter from WIDE
Awake Correspondent-White Clay
Creek DemOcrats-A Farmers Institute.
Especial correspondence of the Gazette
NEWARK, May 22.-Newark was repre-
sented at the Delaware State Temperance
Alliance, which convened in Dover last
week, by Rev. w. II. Hutchins, II. s. Goldey
and w. A. Woodrow
The meeting held last Wednesday evening
I'm Exchange Hall by prominent Democratic
citizens of Newark and vicinity, for the pur-
pose of organizing campaign club, was a
very successful one. The officers
elected are: w. II. Smith, president; w.
Griffith and John A. Millin, vice presidents
w. ii. Shippers, recording secretary, and N.
NJ. Mothenall, corresponding secretary.
DIR. Kollock, James Messenger and Theo-
dore +. Armstrong were appointed com
mittee to draft set of rules for the govern
ment of the club. The organization Is to
be known as the jackson Democratic Club
of West White Clay Creek hundred. Another
meeting Of the club will be held on Wednes-
day evening, the oath instant.
The Agricultural Department of Delaware
College, assisted by a local committee of
farmers, will hold farmers institute ut
Delaware College on Saturday, May %.
Morning session ut 10 O'Clock a. IN after
noon session at p. nj. Professor Willis p.
Hazard, lecturer onsagriculture in Della
ware College and vice-president of the
Dairymen's Association, will preside. There
will be papers and discussions upon the fol-
lowing subjects Wheat Culture, by s. b.
Heges, Esq, of York, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Hazard will read paper
upon some agricultural topic, To be
hereafter announced. Dairy Stock, Feed
ing and General Management, by Il. II.
Bancroft, Camden, Del Field Experiments
with Fertilizer, by Prof. j. A. Reinhart, of
Delaware College. The college proposes
with the aid of the farmers of Delaware, to
hold meeting in each county, beginning
with the one for New Castle county. The
cooperation is asked of all interested In
agriculture, and hearty invitation is ex-
tended 10 the farmers, not only of New
Castle county, but of the State generally to
be present.
DR.. j. f. Pearce of jefferson Medical
College, was In townyesterday.
The Young Mems Republican Club of
Newark, have accepted an invitation from
the Young Mems Republican Club of Viii
Inington, to visit them on Friday evening,
the 26th instant. The club will turn out rs
or 100 members, and will be accompanied
by the Citizens Cornet Band OF Newark,
A committee of five were appointed to make
the necessary arrangements for going to
Wilmington.
A 'iug breaking" sociablc will take place
In the lecture room of the Presbyterian
Church, next Friday evening.
j. II. Williamson Il Son, are having Il fine
awning put up in front of their store.
On Saturday, June 3, the Harewood
Driving Park Association, will have the
following trials of speed: Running race,
mile dash, best two in three, purse Sl5; first
$40, second ST. trotting fun for all horses
without record, purse $50; first Sl7, second
50, third 81; 2.4O class, purse $50, first $50,
second $40, third s..
The Delaware College Base Ball Club will
play match game this afternoon with the
Newark Academy Club. On Monday, May
Goth, the college club will play Oh the
college grounds the Nine Lawyers of vii
| mington