Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-07

The COLORED ssiOnnqent of Teach
erS for the Coming Yedr.-Tbe teachers of the
colored schools OF Washington and Georgetown
assembled at the Sumner school building on
Saturday afternoon for the purpose OF receiving
their assignment for the ensuing year. Super
intenGent Cock welcomed the teachers, and re
marks were also made by Trustees johnson and
Ferguson and Prof. Vashon. The superintend-
ent then read the assignments as follows:
Second DiStrict-JOhn +. Cook building, Miss
A. I. Howard, principal: Grammar No. /, Miss
II. T.. Pope, assistant; Grammar No. 2, Miss F.
A. Martin; Grammar No 3, Miss X. j. Cook;
Primary No. l, Miss j. l.. Brooks; Primary No.
2, Nj. l.. Bowie; Primary No. 8, Miss A. f.
Holmes; Primary No. 4, Miss NJ. A. Teagle;
Primary No. 5, Miss A. b. Lucas; Primary No.
Primary No. s, Miss q. Anderson; Primary No.
9, Miss Nj. Hurns; Primary No. 10, Miss y. Will
son; Primary No. IL, Miss A. A. Brown.
Ninth street. Mrs. III. A. s. Cary, principal:
Primary No. Y, Mrs. NJ. A. s. Cary; Primary
No. Is, Miss L. A. Smith; Primary No. II, Miss
l.. l.. Lewis; Primary No. Is, Miss +. Mccoy.
Third District-Lineoln, Miss NJ. E. Reed,
principal: Grammar No. /, Miss George Jack
son; Grammar No. 2, Miss n. George; Primary
NO. !, Mis- Nj. e. Kelley; Primary No. 2, Miss
II. a: Simmons; Primary No. 8. Miss. X. A.
Lee; Primary No. 1, Miss NJ. G. Giles; Primary
No; ., Miss L. l.. Fisher; Primary No. 6, Miss
A. Warrick; Primary No. I. Miss A. Waters.
Sumner ScbOOls.-Miss L. V. Brown, principal;
Miss Nj. E. Chew, assistant principal; Mrs. A.
p. Spencer, Misses Patterson, e. Lewis, @. a.
Jones, NJ. z. Barrey, A. s. Simmons, NJ. l..
Lawrence, A. P. Ross and L. p. Brure.
A Is j.
Patterson, principal; NJ. l.. Robinson, l.. I.
Barney and T.. T.. Parke.
Delaware avenue, Misses +. G.. Randall, prin-
cipal; j. G.. Nulter, assistant principal; A. V.
ThOmpkins, Ii. A. Saunders, hi. f. Bartlett, s.
j. Dulaney and NJ. l.. Jordan.
Chamberlain, Misses s. l.. Daffin, principal;
Mr.: A. z: Cookley, assistant principals; A: E.
tin, A. l.. Tilghman and 3. Brown.
Stevens, Mrs. NJ. V. Hatcher, principal;
Misses A. NJ: Parke, assistant principal; M. l..
nv ~ ~
s. p. Parsons, L. +. Jones, A. w. Ringgold, +.
A. Butler, +. Logan, o. Parker and A. r. Lee.
Love1oyy Miss G.. A. Tyson, principal; Mrs.
NJ r. Tucker, Misses A. A. Bozeman and Nj.
Anthony Bowen, Misses NJ. A. Dorster, prin-
eipal; M: A: Ward, assistant principsl; 4. F.
Inns, M. Bond, L. p. Shadd, NJ. f. Pryor and
NJ. Logan.
RAZOR AND BRICKBAT TOURNAMENT Y Rs-
rERDAY.-Yesterday morning a general ARRAY
took place between the colored laborers en-
ployed in the livery stables Of Messrs. James
Humphrey and John T. Price, in the narrow
alley separating the stables at 9th and O streets
The occasion for IL was q dispute about the rel
alive fast qualities Of Price and Talty's horses
Frank Bell, Geo. Nickens, John TsIbert and
others, got out with razors and brickbats, and
the alarm reaching police headquarters Detec.
tiyes McDevitt, Miller and Coomes rushed
around into the alley and arrested Nickens,
Ialbert, Richard Queen, Frank Bell, George
Washington, 10. Bland and Nobe Tayler, and
IOcktu them up for hearing.
hkoPHN1EG OF FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
Every body viii be glad to know OF the reopen.
| ment, with the bright and lively performance:
OF the Westhersby troupe, Just suited to the
season. This troupe has had great success else
business here.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 623 Pennsyl
vanis avenue, have this day received 4 large
stock Of ladies dogskin gloves, in two and three
| buttons, and castor gloves In two, three AM
four buttons, and also the Harris seamless, "L
| II. & t." and the Victoria kids; likewise !
large stock or the Palmer's patent jaoquelins
eoIsets.