The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-16

Win aheault $40 nRttefyi Meton Win caI "
Ing concealed weapons, asd Spfln or With
shooting with tntett to'Nound. They VIII
DO tied t'.3ty.
The Bellalre iiqnor CO es have occupied the
attention OF Common Pleaa Cont for q few
dayL Ths trial Of Thomas J.. LILLY was com.
menced first Proset uung Attorney Mitchell
was assisted fy ]. 3. Smith Eq, u BellAire.
Lilly was defended by HIN. l. Danford, Cap
Duncan, z q, OF Bridgeport, and james o.
Tallman, Etq /, OF Bsllaire Foriy.aine Wit.
nesSes were called ty he&tIte; nbnA by the
defence except Lilly himself The jury re-
tired at or. N Thnrsdsy. and at4P n, yes-
terdky reported that taty were unable TO
agree, standing Q 10 Q. The costs-excluhye OF
altorneyS fees-amount 10 about two hun.
dsed dollars. John ]. McDermot. was an
interested speciato'; he, too, was indicted
and pleaded not guilty McDermotts trial
has been postponed tVr unexpectedly
until July 9th.
BTIL4IRE. r
Joseph A. Harris, now Of New York, was
10 town yesterday.
Rev. J. B. Hesdricks will preach NOR
row at the Episcopal Church. u
Both the new s,hool houses are expected
to be ready for rext winters term OF school.
Alex Willy got back home Thursdsy even
ing from prospecting tour In the far west
The County Examiners meet here to-day
to examiresppicants for Teachers positions
John Mcdonald left for his home at Pros
perity, Pa, yesterday, aftTa two weeks visit
here.
Mrs. Moaahan, Of the Second ward, yee-
terdEy morning dislocat,d her shoulder by q
fall Gown stairs at her home.
Messrs. Lawrence and Crawford b We dit
solved partnership In tle or cay business,
which will be continued ty the fjrmer aloLe.
at the First N. E. Church tomorrow will
be OBJ eryed as F oral Sunday, a d the room
will be decorated with fjwers and wresths.
The river end Of the Thirty.3ecoud street
sewer Is being built OF neatly lifted cut stone,
In TIE form OF circle. TO prevent Its break
Ing of with the orumbting banks
II Messra: Peter Bonenbergtr and Fritz
Winters, OF Wheeling, want to beat Messrs
Christian Schmidt and Conrad Gautert, oil
BellAire, 1t shooting match for which they
havs challenged them. they will have 10
exert all their skill.
The following teachers have been appointed
by tle snhool board FIR Iext y.Hr, The
board was In session till after midnight.
First ward-Louis Merz z, principal, $40 yer
month; Miss May Pow ell, ss35; Mrs. Lily. 5 @.
s n ond ward-A1drew Anderson, principal,
$50; Miss Maggie Morrison $3S; Miss Jennie
Duncan, $25; Miss Alice R4nkin, $3s. Ger
trail school-Ass'siant 10 High School, Miss
Bale Gorby. $50 so; Miss ~ ce Cunningham,
$50; Miss Mary Crst y. ~; Mrs Merritt
S3S 90; Miss Anra Fatis. S37; Miss Julia
FAupeI, sS5; Miss Emma Gill, az So Indian
ru schoOl-Miss Belle Betzle, principal, $50;
Miss Emma Martin, $ss so; Miss Alice Wiz.
ans, $50. Ffth ward Gravel Hlll-A. A
CLARK. p'incipal, so; Miss N R Williams,
Miss Maggie Fl imilton. $S5; Miss Lizzie Tsy-
Tor. 81 so. Colored SCHOOL,. +. Hamilton
$50. Some OF the old teachers, 1t will
be observed. are not In the above
list Miss Fila Gorby did not apply.
Miss Besz'e and Miss Maggie Hamilton have
taught here, but mot last year. No choice
has yet been made nj principal for the
High School. Mis- Jennie Duncan was one
Of the recent graduates. Mr.. B. +. Jones ives
unanimously rf..lecte Superintendent, with
a salary Of $3.50. az increase Of 500 over
his last years salary.