The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-05
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLATRE.


iRELIaIoUs.-A Social will be held At
the Presby terrain church tonight, and
the young people look eagerly forwsrdto
the event.
FRESH OYsTERs.-Jsck burst mss re-
ceived large instailment of fresh oysters.
Give him q call.
Personal. = Messrs. o. J. Myeri,
Frank Helneman, S Q Church, Nj. Il.
March, DIR. McMasters and others depart
for the Centennial to-day. A number OF
our citizens are also taking advantage of
the reduced tariff, and are visiting the
Pittsburgh Exposition. .r.l
-PoLICE CoUET.-The following cases
will be disposed of before this Court this
morning: Albert Hedington, fighting;
Shep. Hill, same offense; Tom McMin-
nawsy and Hugh Connolly, both plain
DRINKS. 90. .... .......u
The judicial Convention ut Barnes
Vile, to day, is the all absorbing topic OF
discussion. The delegates chosen at tho
primaries, Saturday, will go sohd for
chambers, and are as follows: Henry
Welsh, A. NJ. +. Boyd, d. j. Smith, Jas.
Elton, A. l.. Wetherald, Jacob Heather
ington, f. M. Strong and James Metre
COR, IT,, with Josephus Gorby, l.. j.
Baker, NJ. j. Brand, J. NJ. Marlng, }. 5.
Crafty, S. 7. Satterthwaite, James G.
Archer and 5. o. Cummins as alternates.
4,
CRIMINAL RECoRD.-Duringt the month
of August there were Al cases before the
police court, aggregsting $l55, exclusive
of costs. OF these arrests were for dis
orderly; drunkenness, 10; prostitution, |;
gambling, 5; unlawfuily selling liquor, Al
ball throwing in the streets, /; obstruct-
ing side walk, 3; stealing, l.
ZELcH's HALL OPENING-Zelch's Hall
was formally opened last night, by a
concert given under the auspices of the
Liederkranz Society of this city, as.
sisted by the Germania and Concordis
Singing Societies of Wheeling, under
the supervision of Prof Was Of the lat.
ter place. There was a good attendance
present, and all entered heart
and soul into the festivities of the occas'
ion, complimenting Mr.. Zelch in the
highest manner for his enterprise in
erecting such a cosy and
magnificent temple of amusement. The
entertainment consisted Of vocal and
instrumental selections, in which the
societies reflected great credit, not only
to themselves, but to the cities which
thew represented. Below we give the
programme of the exercises, with the ex.
ception of some few additions, which we
were unable to learn:
PART I.
Wheeling City Band,
WaltZ........ ..........-.........N. h. NeSsler
LiedcrEranZ Society.
Violin Solo Fan aisle.
Master Will Iilch.
Vocal SolO-Good night, my child,
Franz Abt
Mr.. q. Haney.
How | Love ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Germania Society.
Vocal Duet-Thc swallows Farewell,
+. Kucllen
Messrs. Z. Gentert and S. Long.
Serenade Solo, by q. Haney ....." Hohring
LiederkranZ Society.
PART II.
Overture Rossini
Wheeling City Band.
O!Come, solo by +. Mohring
LiederkranZ Society.
Vocal Solo-When the Quiet Moon is
Beaming-J. Schondori
Mr.. q. GOecke.
Cornet
Prot. l.. NaaS.
Sprpnaup t1OuIlllS
Concordia Society.
Vocal Mozart
Mes,rs. Gentert, kuhemund, Brand
and &asSer.
German Jubilee ..Mohrlng
Liederkranz Society.
THE IateiLiqe1lcer Bellaire man, last
evening, in conversation about the East
ern war, was heard to remark that those
"Mente"- negros were bad set OF men,
Perhaps he's minus an y by failing to
bet on the right card.
RRIDGsPoKT.
OUR school opened yesterday morning
with full attendance; one room, now
ever, was short teacher. The lady en-
ployed for that department had taken q
notion to get married the dav before
school opened, and consequently offered
the valid excuse: 81 have married O
husband and .therefore.cannot come" The
pupils OF her room wish that her husband
may love her rs they have, and that they
may get as good teacher.
The announcement of the departure
of Rev. McClay was rather premature
as the Conference does not meet till the
10th inst, when the change will be made
A LARGE number of ladies and gentle,
mon from Wheeling and Bridgeport left
Tor Pittsburgh on the &. & p. railroad
last evening. The Exposition is the at
traction