The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The office hours of the Board of Direc-
tors of the City Irfrmary are from 10 a. m.
TO IL M, and from to 4 p. m.
There was largely attended meeting
sf the Sherman Club ut Melode IN Hall last
night Mr.. Richard Smith was the speaker.
Professor Baetens recovered judgment
yesterday evening before Squire Anthony,
IN his replevin suit against Mrs. Marian
Klages for the possession of trunk.
Colonel Carson, Superintendent of Po-
doe, last evening notified all the gamblers
ln the city to close up their houses, and
the "Knights of the Card-table" complied
without murmur.
DR.. Robert Sappler delivered lecture
At the rooms of the Natural History Socie-
~, corner of Broadway and Arch streets,
this afternoon. Subject: "The Compare
tive Anatomy and Physiology of the spe-
sial Senses"
DR.. Walter Stallo, son of Judge Stallo,
Of this city, died Wednesday night of con-
sumption at Belen, Los Vegas, New Mexi-
90 The deceased was twenty-five years
old. His remains will be brought here for
burial.
An inquest will be held this evening
On the body of the girl infant smothered
In bed yesterday morning by the mother,
Carrie Vessels, at 1856 Central avenue. The
latter is locked up on the order of the Cor
sner.
The Fire Commissioners held meet.
ing yesterday afternoon. Bills amounting
10 $1.S25 02, and the monthly pay-rolls,
amounting to $l1, 1858 1S, were allowed.
The Fire Marshal was directed to have
plans prepared for the building of the new
sngine-house, and to submit them at the
next meeting Of the Board.
The Directors Of the County Infrmary
met yesterday in regular monthly session.
Bills to the amount of $2267 72 were ap
proved. The Superintendent's report
showed that at present there are two hun.
dred and six inmates in the institution
Bids for furnishing fifteen thousand bush.
Is Of coal were opened, and the contract
was awarded to Daniel Stone & Co. at their
bid of 10.40 cents per bushel.
The ladies of the West End interested
IN the fancy table at the coming Fair for
the benefit OF the Widows Home, met at
the residence of Mrs. Dykins on Dayton
street, yesterday afternoon. An Associa-
t!on was formed by electing the following
officers Mrs. R. A. Dykins, President;
Mrs. Lee Smith, Secretary, and Mrs. A. P.
Chatfield, Treasurer. Another meeting
will be held next Friday at the residence
efMrs. J. W. Gosling on Freeman avenue.
The marriage of Miss Kittie Dorland,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett 7. d, r
land, and Mr.. Asbury II. Beghtler, a tai
snted young young attorney of Marysville,
Ohio, took place last evening at the First
Presby yterian Church. The Rev. S. D. Clay
ton, of Lebanon, Ohio, an old friend OF
Mr.. Dorlands family, performed the cere.
mony. assisted by the pastor of the church,
Rev. F. D. Montfort A private reception
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Dorland at their
pleasant home on East Fourth street, i'm.
mediately after the ceremony, to which
only the family and relatives we're bidden.
1he bridal gifts were very elegant. Mr..
and Mrs. Beightler left last evening for q
abort trip into Kentucky to visit friends,
after which they 60 to their home in
Iarysville.