The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-05

BELLA1RE LocAIs.-Thomas Bristow
the man who was killed in Sullivan'a
coal bank on Tuesday, was buried yester.
day from his home near the mine.
The "Mum" Social at the NJ. E. Church
Tuesday night, was not so largely attend.
ed as It should have been, though 1t was
anything but a failure so far as the
amusement was concerned. The receipts
were about Sl5.
Philip Phillips, the "sipging Pilgrim y
will sing in the NJ. E. Church next satur.
day night week. Part Of the proceeds
will be donated to the Church.
The foundation for Kelcher's new
building is nearly completed.
Mr.. Joseph Grimes, young man EN-.
ployed at The sheet rolls in the Nail
Works, died suddenly yesterday morning
about O'Clock, OF cramp collie. He was
sick but three or four houra. His remains
will be taken to Wheeling TO day for in
terment.
The Finance Committee OF the Young
Mems Temperance Union meets at the
Belmont House next Saturday night.
The Belmont Glass Works will startup
again next Monday.
A grand inaugural ball, in honor OF the
newly elected city officials, Is announced
for Tuesday night. A good time will be
had.
A ball will be given at Criswell's Hall,
on Gravel Hill, Saturday night.
Mr.. Fred. Breinlich Is going 10 erect a
three.story brick building between Hus-
bands & Inskeep's drug store and the
Globe House. The work Of tearing
down the present wooden building, for.
merly occupied by N. Steinhauser as a
liquor store, will be commenced to-day.
Mr. J. B. Darrah has the contract for the
new building.
Mr.. John r. Lane, who has been acting
general passenger agent OF the Baltimore
L Ohio Railroad, permanently retains
M Mr. R. N. McGaw was yesterday
sworn in as School Director. The new
city officers take their places next Tues
day night.
The Young Mems Temperance Union
met at City Hall Tuesday night and
elected the following officers: President,
Thomss Fl. Morri'; Vice Presidents, Jas
/ W. Highleyman, John Kelly, H. o. Nor
ria; Secretary, S. L. Hamilton; Treasurer,
F. NJ. Strong: the following gentlemen
compose the Finance Committee for the
ensuing year: r. W. Nelson, D. B. Crafty,
William Garrett, o. G. Archer, George
Squiggins, N. D. Reasner, r. NJ. Mc9awl
and Thomas Boswell. The President re-
ported the society 10 a flourishing condi
lion, but Is proposed to do great deal
better this year than last.
Mr.. W. g. Watson, State Tobacco In
spector, was in the city yesterday. He
| Informs us that the warehouse will be
open for business on the 10Th inst., and
he has issued circulars TO that effect
Mr.. Watson had been promised one thou
sand hogsheads Of tobacco to start on, but
the dilatory action Of the Legislature ia
making the appropriation necessary for
the com pletion Of the building has prob
ably cut It down TO Eve hundred. This
Il by no means discouraging, IS the pres
ent thrifty warehouse at PArkersburg
W. Va, had but two hundred hossheads
for inspection at the time Of opening
There is good chance for an enterpris-
Ing firm with small amount Of capital
TO open tobacco commission house.
Mr.. w. will give them Office rent free oi
charge and assist them In establishing q
trade.
Adyices from the Beallsville, Arm
stropg's Mills, and Woodsfeld division
Of the Bellaire& 4 Southwestern Railway
state that they have raised their quota oi
$4,000. This is very encouraging.
Mr.. Benjamin Rowles and family have
removed to Mansfield, Pa.