Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-02
The COIcred Pubic Schools.

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| ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS.
=, The trustees of the colored public schools in
TINS district have assigned teachers to the sew
ensl senoois ior the ensuing school year, COM
menclng to-day, as follows:
| FIRST DISTRICT.
Sumner School Building PRINCIPAL Miss
Emma v. BIown-Miss r. V. Brown, grammar;
Mrs. "A. p. Spencer, intermediate; Miss q. A.
patterson, intermediate; Miss q. Lewis, second
airy; Miss Q. A. Jones, secondary; Miss NJ f. q
n n, primary; Miss 4. q. Curry, primary;
ndss NJ. y. burney, primary; Miss A. s. Sim
Stevens School Building-Principai. Miss G.
u FEieet-i, Miss q. i. Fleet, grammar; 2, Miss
N.George, intermediate; 3, Mrs. Il. V. butcher,
intermediates; 4, Miss NJ. +. Kiger, secondary;
., NJ iss l.. A. Barbour, secondary; 8, Miss L. "
FISHER, secondary; !, Miss j. Lnekett. primary;
e, MIS-. q Il. Browne, primary; =, Miss NJ. l..
BOWIE, primary; 10, Miss l.. L. Jones, primary:
III, Miss Il. +. Barney, primary; u, Miss A.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Jonn r. Cock School Building-Principal
Mrs M A. s. Cary-1, Mrs. NJ. A. s. Cary, gram
mar; z, Miss NJ. A. Dorster, intermediates; g.,
MISS A L. Feote, intermediate; 4, Mrs. s. L.
fleetwood, secondary; 8, Miss f. A. Martin
secondary; 6, Miss K. j. Cook, secondary; I,
Miss j. L. Brooks, primary; s, Miss r. A. Lee
primary; 8, Miss j. A. Simmons. primary; TO-
Miss A. M Parke, primary; IL, Miss M. A. Tea
gle, primary; -, Miss f.. Logan, primary.
IInco,n sc,o THIRD pl3,. pIsTRIST:
Z. Bozeman-1, Miss II. G. Bozeman gram
Inar; 2, Miss A. Homes, intermediates; 8, Miss
l.. y. Motion, Intermediate; 4, Miss l.. H. Ire
dele, secondary; 5, Miss ". Hyson. secondary;
9, ID ISIS ii: r. Jennings, secondary; I, Miss M.
wood, primary; s, Miss M. Z. Kelly, primary;
3, Mrs; G. E. Collins, primary; 10, Miss A. Cru
Lovejoy School Building-Principal Miss G..
a. Clyson-1, Miss G. A. Ulyson, mixed; 2, Miss
z. a. Chambers, primary;3, Miss II. Z. Tucker,
FoURTH DISTRICT
Anthony Bowen School Building-Prncipal,
n iss M B: Briggs. Miss NJ. B. Briggs, gram.
5. A. Smith, intermediate; 4, Mrs. M. T. Reed.
secondary; 5, Mrs. M. j. Divon, secondary; 8,
MIS- ). NJ. Jones, primary 4, Miss NJ. A. Bailey,
primary; B. miss NJ. Bond, primary; Q, Miss A.
The Delaware Avenue School Building
Principal, Miss E. G. Randsll-1, Miss Z. g.
secondary; 5. Miss Ii. A. Saunders, primary: :,
4llss nj. Z. Bartlett, primary; S, Miss III. NJ.
johnson, primary.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Chamberlain School Building-Principal,
Miss ,. L. Daffin, grammar; 2. W. T.. Wander
hoop, intermediate; 3, 8. p. Parsons, secondary;
!, Al. A. q: C0akley, secondary; 5, A. r. Bell,
primary; 6, W. q. Simms, primary; I, A. L.
Tilghman, primary.
Music Teacher.Western district. Mrs. M. A.
a. WOrmley; eastern district, Mr.. II. F. Grant
A MANS SKULL FRACTU RED WITH BRICK
a Fatal Result Fedred.-On Saturday evening
the neighborhood OF the Government Printing
ONCE where the recent fatal shooting affair
u
cltement IN consequence of a murderous assault
having been made by Daniel alias "Buck'
Brown on Mr.. William Darlington, a well.
known contractor, residing in that nei2hbor-
hood. 1t appears that Brown claimed that a
small balance was due him from Burlington
for whom he had been working, end he went to
Babbington's house to inquire for him. Mrs.
Darlington said that her husband was not at
home, and Brown made use of some offensive
remarks and was ordered Off the premises. Mr.
BeoblDgton returned about this time and had
nh vs.l<aI
and struck Mr.. Darlington on the right temple.
knocking him sensoiees. Brown Immediately
hed, and the wounded man was conveyed to his
residence, on i street, near LIST street northeast
where be was attended by DIR. Suddarth. The
wound was found to be a jagged one, shaped
and about two inches long Bleeding from the
the skull at the base, and the patient lies in
collapsed state. Lieutenant Kelly, with q force
of p, lice, went in search OF Brown, and N ade
thorough search Of al the shanties and st.h,ss,
ID tie vicinity Of the assault, and were finally
rewarded by finding him concealed under a bed
in an old shaAty in jackson alley, near Tiber
creek. He showed fight, but was overpowered,
and safely locked up in the station house. Yes
teI day DR.. Ashford, the family physician of Mr..
Darlington, called in DIR. Lincoln, in conse-
queEce of the critical condition of the sufferer,
who had remained in An unconscious state
They concluded that the brain had been frac-
tured. and but little hope could lie entertained
of his recovery.
Brown was locked up at police headquarters
hsndcuffed, but about 10 O'Clock when he was
brought into the detective Office for the purpose
OF having description made he was found with
one hand free and the hand cuff broken. When
asked what he broke ii for, he replied :-"They
hurt ny wrists" After en- accurate description
had been entered, he was "mugged" and then
taken TO the police court, from whence he was
committed TO await the result of the injuries.
DIR. Ashford certified this morning at 10 O'Clock
that Mr.. Darlington lies in precarious condi-
uon, ard at this time it is impossible to deter
" ha mil
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THE COOL WEATHER is driving our fashion
able people home from the springs and seaside.
ard every train comes in heavily laden with
passengers. The gaieties Of the city will soon
be revived, and the coming Congressional
winter bids fair to be very brilliant. Among
ornaments are to be more extensively worn
| than ever, and we learn that Mr.. Prigg Intends
to make q specially Of fine jets, Alaska dia-
tation of gold, snd fne French git. He
has already Numerous new designs or rare
beauty: His Alass. diamonds: cluster and
nets, bandeaux, and ornaments for the hair are
exceedingly beautiful, and the French gilt full
;s,s need only Be seen to be appreciated BY
Wills FILID.-To day, before Judge Hum
phreys, holding the special term, the villa OF the
proven. He leaves the Following beqrests 70
\ charitable Institutions st. yincent's Female
Orphan Asylum, ST. Josephs Male Orpnsn Asy-
\ lun, st. AIMS Infant Asylum, each $1,000;
Warrington City Orphan Asylum, $500; to aid
In building q new 81. Patrick's Church, 81 600;
sister NJ Chantal Cummings, for the sisters OF
| Sne VISITATION, 81 600; Rev. Father walter, $500
10 ms vie and various relatives he leaves be-
quests The will Of the late Michael Guista was
somit.ea 10 probate. He bequeaths his property
TO his wife and nephews.
THx FETE OF the Potomac boat club, which
WI! ns given Tomorrow afternoon at Analostan
Isisno, VIII no doubt be the affair OF the season
and rom tne programme the spirit of enterprise
| ana good management seems to be "a via
awake as ever. As rule the Potomac bavs
the knsck OF keeping up with the age aud for
| to- MORROW the committees have outione the M
I selves in their grand arrangements. The bellies
OF Georgetown are on the Qui rire for the affair
and the gossip In that aTiseocratic town Is al
present conferred upon this affair. The leland
ray be reached by steam-ferry from foot OF
High street, or in Carriages via Aqueduct