Evening journal., 1889-11-14
PEDAG0GUES At NEWARK
THE ANNUAL TEACHERS lNSTl-
TuTE or NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
The schooimnster Is Abroad and His
Present Address is Newark Fuli List
OF Delegates Gov. Biggs Favoas Co.
Education synopsis 81 Proceedings.

Oollcko olhNuNs ~ = ~ Ntnths Win
Superintendent Bessey in the chair,
and Miss Withers and Miss Scott
as secretaries. Rev n. III. Browne of
the NJ f. church OF Newark made the
opening prayer after which the roll of
teachers was called 20 which about sixty
answered their names.
The following is complete list Of the
members Of the institute:
Whining Il. Regnn, Mary r.
Regan. A. Addie Shippers, Sallie A. May,
SSll.e Pickels, Nellie G. Starr, Virginia
VGndcrslice, Florence T. Boss, M. 4. l..
Withers, Lizzie Webb. Elizabeth Car.
Isle, Maggie Kelley, Emma Hamilton,
Ada Warren, Florence ]. Smith,
Annie Walker, Lena e. Mclaughlin,
Linda r Shortess.
Newark. Lynch. Sallie Lumb. Della
jackson. Fannie ri. Briscoe. f. Frances
Medill, Debbie Mccormick, Laura Cros
san, Emma NJ Ghoste. Amy NJ. Jaquette,
Maggie Station, Katie H. Barton, Anna +.
Guthrie, John E. J Whistler
Delaware City-P. r. Gardner Ella
Cleaver Jennie s Marley. Louisa W.
Price
Hockessin-M Maud r. Clark, Bessie NJ.
Clark, Alice NJ Ogram
Christiana-Charles A. Grant, Fannie
X Armstrong, Emma NJ. String.
McClellandsville--L Lizzie Harry, Matte
Il. Mote, Annie NJ Brown.
Iron Hill, Md.-Katie l.. Truitt
Stanton-Nellie NJ. Garrett Rebecca
Churchman. Claymont--M. g. Morrison
Ashland-Sallie r. Plankinton. Port
Penn--H, D. Griffin.
Roekford-Bessie Briscoe. julia NJ.
Boulden, Bessie j. Clark.
New Castle-James VanArsdale, Ida
H. Way
odessa-E. G. Mote, Kate S. Henry,
Lettie V. Mote, Emma Hall
Taylor's Bridge-F. N. Slaughter.
Deakyneville-N. F. Diggins Smyrna
Emory Marvel Jr. Red Lion-Davld
Jaquette.
Green Spring Emma Sylvester, A. D.
Lyman.
Glasgow--Sallie w. Raimond, Ida
Green. Ida NJ Brayman.
NeEport-W NJ. Johns, Laura NJ.
Morrell, Nora Stewart.
Marshallton-John Nivin, Allie A.
Lambe. Rockland-Flora Fem, Wilhel
nina McGordy, Anna NJ Scott Porter.
Station-Luey Z. Meredith. st. Georges
ARTHUR M. Meckey, Annie j.. Smith
Mt. Pleasant-Annie Lynch Talleyvill,
Ella T. Campbell. Beulah 3. Barnes
McDonough-Clar B. Plser Katie A
Buehm. Centreville-D. G. Furey
Georgia A. Arnold. Elam, Pa.-Emm,
johnson. Summit Bridge-Edlth Black
Emma B. Jaquette. Delaware City
| Virginia r Townsend.
Middletown-R Annie Maxwell, Ida V
Howell Ruth ~ Schreitz, Bessie Ander
son, Mary a. Budd, Mamie S. Rothwell
f. J. Pearson, Amy r. Piser, Ella n
Clark.
Kirkwood- L. B. Pratt, Julia n
Ellison.
Townsend Sylvester Tyson, Georg
M Outten, Rosy NJ. Reynolds, John ,
Simpson, Susie g. Mohler.
Pleasant Hill-Lizz lie Parker, l. Emn
Pyle. Ashland-L. Loreno Garrett
Smyrna @. HofTecker. Ogletown-
) Ella NJ Gillis.
Professor A. J. Lynch is q very mel
and fitting speech welcomed the teacher
to this the metropolis Of learning" ,
the state, to which Superintendent Be.
sey responded in a few well chosen r
marks. Professor w. b. Tharp Of Mi.
dletown then for about twenty minut,
discussed "some mistakes we teache
make
J Prof J. Q. Griffith Of the Newar
4 Academy, IN very interesting mann,
3 spoke upon the subject of "Physic
q Geography. The professor treated h
S subject most ably. Colonel Copeland ha
: ing arrived at this time. he was intr
j duced to the audience and for three
0 quarters of an hour entertained the
: with "reminiscences of his school teachir
days. The convention adjourned at 8
At 8 p. m. quite a large audience hi
assembled to hear the evening lectur
, The exercises we're opened with a du
by the Misses Wilson, after which Go
= ernor Biggs introduced Colonel Copelan
The governor in his remarks in introdu
ing the speaker, dwelt with consideral
{ emphasis upon the hope that he ent,
t tanned Of soon seeing the doors Of De
ware College swung open to admit I'll
young ladies'.
: Colonel Copeland spoke for an hour a
= a half, completely charming the audien
by his matchless oratory. Every O
8 vas delighted by the colonel, which "
d evidenced by the frequent and hear
outbursts of applause which his remar
,s elected.
4 Among the prominent persons motto
in the audience were Governor Biggs,
@. Conrad. Esq. Colonel George M. NJ
shall, Representative w. Pierce Big
, and Rev. A. G, Jones.
= This Mornings Session.
This mornings session Of the institu
was opened by superintendent Bess
x He then introduced Professor George
Horter, who spoke upon ''The Methc
ls Of Teaching Arithmetic The professo
talk was full OF instruction to the teac
p ers upon this all important subie
l. Superintendent Bessey in most excells
u address treated of Genius OF Teaching
Mr.. Bessey's speech abounded in time
suggestions and good advice to the tea
y ers. He showed that he fully und
: stood the high calling and responsible
l. which rests upon the teachers Of &
land.
10 After few minutes recess, DIR. A.
3, Raub who was down for a talk uT
Grammar" instead OF which he apC
upon Attention. The doctor was p
st ticularly happy in his illustrations, a
a. gave rich nuggets Of advice DR.. Ra
II is considered one of the best Institt
g, takers in this and neighboring states a
be fully maintained his reputation tod
>. Mrs. Alma Sager Welsh then discuss
the subject Of reading dntroductoe
= Mrs Welch will talk several times up
:; this subject, this being the drst Of (
ia series.
Rev. Russet II. Conwsll of Philad
ie phia win lecture this evening. His 81
T iect is: "The Silver Crown, or Borl
3, King Mr.. Conwell delivered the
e, dress before the Delta Phi Librs
Society.