Two hundred of the veterans of the One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Ohio Volunteers, one of the Buckeye State's crack regiments during the Civil war, met at a banquet Tuesday night at the Grand hotel.  George M. FINCH was re-elected president.

Ben MEYER and J.J. MALONEY are candidates for the presidency of the Stereotypers' union at their annual election next month.  Tuesday night Wm. THIERING was chosen delegate to the national convention at St. Louis and F.S. WOOLEY alternate.

The Associated Charities Board Tuesday night elected W.J. BREED, the Rev. George A. THAYER, Dr. Byron STANTON, Rev. H.M. CURTIS, George H. STEARNS, W.B. CARPENTER, W.B. THALHEIMER and William Christie HERRON trustees, to serve until 1907.  Judge Rufus B. SMITH was elected to serve an unexpired term on the Board of Trustees.

Mary CANTWELL, a domestic, living in the Jefferson building at Twelfth and Main streets, Sunday ate fifteen tablets containing iron, arsenic and strychnine, and is now at the city hospital in a serious condition.  She said she took them because her paralyzed father, whom she had supported for sixteen years, had expressed a desire to enter the city infirmary and become a ward of the city.