Evening journal., 1889-11-18
TAgareAcAsRs, RESOLUTIONS.
The Grateful schoolmasters and Marms
Thank All who Assisted Them.

Thank All who Assisted Them.
The following series Of resolutions
were adopted at the close of the New
Castle County Teachers Institute, which
was held at Newark last week:
Whereas. II has pleased Almighty God
IN his all-wise dispensation to remove
from our number Rthe faithful and eff
cient teacher, William 7. Richie, there
fore, be it
Resolved, That we voice the sentiment
of the Teachers Association of New
Castle county in expressing profound
sorrow at the loss of such an efficient CO.
worker, and be it further
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu-
tions be sent to the bereaved family Of the
deceased, and also entered on the books
Of the association.
ARTHUR M. MAcKEY,
ELIZABETH CARLISLE
AMY r. P1sER,
Committee on Neurology
We the teachers of New Castle county
in Institute assembled. resolve:
/. That the thanks of this Institute be
rendered to the president and Board of
Trustees of Delaware College for the use
Of the College Oratory, during the ses
sions Of the Institute.
g That our thanks are due to the citi-
zens of Newark, and TO the proprietors of
the hotels for the generous and hospita-
BILE manner in which they have contribu-
ted to our pleasure and comfort.
3. That vote Of thanks be accorded
Mr.. A. j. Lynch, for the efficient manner
in which he has discharged his arduous
duties in providing pleasant homes for
the teachers.
4. That vote Of thanks be extended
to DR.. Raub, DIR. Layton, Bishop Coleman,
Mrs. Welsh, Professors Horter, Conwell,
Goldey, Thorp, Griffith, Wade, Tyndall,
and Superintendent Handy for the prac-
tieal thoughts which they have advanced
and the foreible manner in which they
have presented them, that they might be
profitable TO MS in our daily work.
8. That vote of thanks Ne extended
to our jealous superintendent, Herman
Bessey, for his unfailing kindness and
courtesy in the discharge of his
official duties, and that We
give him our earnest support and
encouragement in all his effarts to in
crease the efficiency Of our schools.
G. That we fully endorse the senti
ments Of the lecturers, Colonel l.. F. Cope
lhnut AeNs AubHell II. OOnWeli anu
Colonel George W. Balm, who have SC
ably portrayed to us the faults to which
the human mind is heir. and that we will
prayerfully and zealously strive todeveloE
In the minds Of our pupils a rational view
of life and its responsibilities.
T. That vote of thanks be accorded
to the executive committee; Professor
w. b. Thorp, Mrs. l.. b. Pratt, Misses
Bessie Brisco and Kate s. Henry for the
| faithful execution of their work.
s. That vote Of thanks be rendered
the ushers who rendered such valuable
assistance by so kindly and willingly con
tributing TO the comfort and pleasure Of
the audience.
0. That vote of thanks be extended
to the railroad authorities for reduction
of rates on their respective roads
10. That a vote Of thanks be rendered
to the ladies who so kindly consented I,
add to the pleasure Of the evening ses
sions by singing
IL. That a vote Of thanks be EXTENDED
| to the Christian Church for the use o
their instrument at the evening sessions
~ That we heartily thank Professo
II. S. GoldeY for his thoughtfulness 1
presenting to Us specimen of well-exe
cuted penmanship.
10. That our thanks are due
the press, particularly the correspondent
of the EVENING JOURNAL, for the i'm
partial reports they have written