The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-05
NE1GHBo BoRHooD NEWS.
BELI.AIRE.

9 Rev. Lyle. of the Third Presbyterian
J. Church OF Wheeling, was in town yester
t day.
The fence around the old grounds Of
D Mr.. Asheets is being removed by sections
. and the streets and alleys are gradually
becoming defined in that part Of the town,
A meeting OF young men was held last
Saturday evening at the home Of Rev.
, CASTOR to take steps looking towards the
) organization Of an association. Just what
the association will be like in its organiza.
tion and work will be decided by the con.
stituton, which a committee was appoint
ed to prepare. Will NJ. Meek was made
President; Mr. Stewart, Vice President;
D. w. Cooper, Secretary, and Lewis
Clohan, Treasurer. Another meeting was
appointed for Tuesday evening.
In addition to the sale Of tickets al
Lucas Music Store for the concert at the
Opera House Thursday evening, Mr.. SO.
Hamilton will have them for sale here, to
accommodate those who desire TO 20 up.
Let the members OF Company D show
by their presence at the armory Wednes-
day evening that they really wanted .
drill meeting, and not show by their ab-
sence that they were only endeavoring to
put the blame for the lack OF interest in
the company on to Capt. Browns shoul-
ders.
The Public Square Is tabooed TO base
ball players; but nearly all the time more
or less ball playing.goes on there, mora to
the danger OF windows than in u regular
game, for balls fly and bounce in all direc-
tons as 1t is.
The pavement on part Of Thirty.second
street has been rallied of for day or two
to prevent accidents, while the large
stones In the %all OF the old Crawford
house are being thrown down.
The colOred festival In the New Globe
House basement comes of Wednesday
evening.
DR.. McNasters is having his storeroom
and house front repainted.
The first meeting OF subscribers to the
capital stock OF the Bellaire Building and
Loan Company, for the adoption Of by
laws, election Of Directors, &C., will bs
held in the Buildiug Association room,
over the old bank, Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Richard Crozier on Tuesday had notice
served on the city OF Bellaire OF suit for
five thousand dollars damages for breach
OF contract with regard TO the market
house. A compromise is the only natural
way TO arrange this matter. Mr. Croker
has invested money in the market house,
and does not like TO suffer loss. The city
accepted the market house and passed the
usual laws protecting il. But all the suits
Mr.. Croker can bring cannot make the
people use the market house where 1t
stands. To enforce the laws makes 1t ex-
tremely inconvenient to the people and to
the gardeners, but does not drive the peo-
pie TO the market house.
host OF the former pupils OF Misl
lines called at her home Tuesday evening
and escorted her to the depot, where they
took leave OF her.
VIM. Harvey's building, in the First
ward, is receiving new dress Of paint.
Ed. Morgan is In New York on.a visit.
Messrs. AL. Dunlap and Glasgow left for
Colorado Monday. Mr.. Glasgow was
citizen OF Bellaire about eighteen years
ago, and returning some months ago on
visit to MIR. Dunlap, he persuaded him to
accompany him back TO the West.
Decoration Day this year in Bellaire
will be spent by the members Of the Sol
diers' Monumental Association and their
friends at a picnic. The S0th being on
Sunday, Saturday will be taken.
r. 70. ".