Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-11
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithuY Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithuV Told
The Committee on Scales, Markets and
Real Estate are called TO meet this even
ing.
The children Of St Matthew's Sunday
school will picnic at Glendale on the 18th
inst.
THE children connected with the differ
ent schools Of St. Joseph's Cathedral will
picnic at the Park next Wednesday.
THE stockholders Of the German Insur-
ance Company are called TO meet to-day. A
dividend Of five per cent has just been de-
clared.
COMMENCING with next Sunday the Yes
per services at st. Joseph's Catholic Cattle
dral will be held in the evening during the
remainder Of the month and through the
next one.
THERE has been a great deal of complaint
lately about loahng on the Market street
bridge, annoying pedestrians, and yester-
day orders were isued 70 the police TO keep
the bridge clear.
GEORGE MCDONALD, a son OF Alexander
Mcdonald, Of No. 2260 Main street, was
badly bitten by bull deg belonging to
Emile Schotz, yesterday. The matter was
reported to the police, and the dog will be
shot.
TIE police were requested yesterday to
keep a lookout for two men who had stolen
a skin at yellow Greek, up the river. me
watchman at the Union bridge reports the
skif going down Back river Saturday
night.
THERE were but two arrests for this
mornings Court, up TO eight o'clock last
evening frankie Lee was arrested by
Officer Donovan for being out for improper
purpose after dark, Saturday night. The
other case was philip Hydinger, disor-
DERBY.
mittees called for this evening, enumer-
ated in another Item, the Committee on
| Railroads is called to consider the changes
proposed in the Baer switch, at the stone
bridge. The Committee on Fire Depart
ment is also called for this evening.
THIS morning a number. Of young men,
members Of the Y. M. Q. Anvil leave over
the Wheeling and Lake Erie for Chippewa,
where they win encamp for about two
weeks The party is composed Of Charles
Noble, captain; Newton Smith, secretary
Addison Israel, treasurer; Richard Meek
+. NJ. Pierce, j. d. Riley, William Miller,
Frank Miller, Harry Prosser, waiter n.
Vardy and Albert Dittmar.
TRAVELLING Passenger Agent o. r. Wood
Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
closed arrangements Saturday for the
transportation Of thirty or forty delegates
from this section to the National Teachers
Convention at Saratoga. He has arranged
for q through sleeper from Wheeling,
which arrived at the Union depot last
evening and the Oerths will be checked on
at the Union depot this morning as fast as
the railroad tickets are bought. The train
will leave at 9 IS this morning.
ABOUT one moro week remains OF the
first championship season, which closes on
July 13 In the meantime the race for the
pennant and for second and third positions
is still close, with Brooklyn almost certain
of second place and having possible
chance Of heading Boston. The chance is
q very slight one, as the Beaneate-S are
still four games in the lead, Still there IS
nothing certain in base ball, aud it may be
that the lads who represent the City OF
Culture will take decided tumble before
the finish is reached. Brooklyn has won
six of the seven games played with the
Western clubs, while the Bostons have
twice met with defeat in the six games
played.