Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16
BOARR OF pIREETORs.
cLFRGYMEN OF TIE CITY.

Rev. s. c. Aiken, D. D.
W. H. Goodrich, Pastor FIRST Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. T. H. Hawks, Pastor Second Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. John MOniei.h, Jr, Pastor Euclid st.
Fre> bytarian Church.
Rev. NJ. A. HOge, Pastor Westminster Presby-
terisn Church.
Rev. samuel wolcOtt, Pastor Plymouth Con-
grPgational Church.
Rev; J. A. Thome, Pastor Congregational
Church West Side.
Rev. W H. Brewster, Pastor Congregational
Church University Heights.
Rev. 7. A. StaTkeY, Rector Of Trinity Church.
Rev. J. Fl Ryland, Rector Of St Paul's church.
Rev. Lewis Burton, Rector st Johns Church.
Rev. 8. W Ad"ms, Pastor First Baptist Church.
Rev. s. B Page, Pastor Erie Ct. Baptist Church.
Rev; Moses Hill, Presiding Elder, Methodist
RSy. John WhiteIey, Pastor st. Clair St. AfethO.
DIST Church.
Bey;W. H. seely, Pastor Hanover St. MethO.
Rev. D. Rrosser, Pastor St. Clair ST. Mission
Methodist Church.
Rev Charles Hammer, Pastor German Evan
gel'csl Church.
Rev. A. Crooks, Pastor Wesleyan Church.
Editors Of country papers please copy.
PREsESTATIoN.-A very pleasant affair
came of at Engine House No. !, on Sat-
urday evening, on occasion If the pressnta-
ton to Captain Kidd of fine gOld-hsadsd
cane, by the members of his Company. At
pine O'Clock Captain Kidd was escorted to
the Engine House by MsssFs. A. A. Cavanah
and f. R. Clark, and presented to the Com
pauy. D. &. Boyd, Esq Engineer, in pre-
senting the cane to hin, addressed him as
follows:
/" Ma. KDD-SIR: Your UNMARRIED courtesy
and gentlemanly bearing towards us, as an
Oqioer, has endeared you to us by more than
ordinary friendship, and, desirous of mani
Testing some token Of our regard, we beg
your acceptance of this cane. And believe
Us, Sir, that with it you have our best wishes
fOT your future happiness and prosperity"
Captain Kidd, in receiving the cane, made
the foil owing modest and appropriate reply.
GENTLEMEN Il cannot express my sur
prise and pleasure in receiving from you this
elegant cane. an not conscious Of having
done anything to merit at your hands this
testimonial of esteem. In accepting it, I
must express the belief that your msgnanim-
ity has led you to overlook many errors on
my part. Please accept my thanks for the
gift, with s full appreciation of your motives
in beatoEing it, and the assurance of my
personal regard for each one of you, with the
earnest hope that the happy relations which
have existed between US, for a long time,
may continue unbrokeD,a and that each Of you
may be blessed with peace, happiness and
success in lifs."
The cane bore the following inscription:
Presented to William Kidd, by the mem
bers ofStesm Fire Engine Company, No. L"
The names of the members are added.
The whole affair passed of pleasantly and
agreeably.
MUs1CAL.-Our readers, and especially
the musical 0aatears among them, will be re-
j9iced to learn that we are to have two
splendid musical treats early in the ensuing
month.
strakosch, the popular imprss'ariO comes
frst. He will give concert here early in
December. GOttsehaIk, the Incompatible
pianist; BrignOli, the prince of tenOrs !;
Mile Cordier, who as prima donna has carried
our Eastern cities by storm; and Patti, the
young violinist, are among the stars who ao-
company him. A more brilliant galaxy has
nsxer risen upon our Western horizon.
Soon after, we are to have another feast Of
fat things in the musical line. Camillaurso,
the lady vlOlinist, well known to the Eastern
public, will give q concert here during the
early part of December, under the auspices
Of Gilmore, leader OF the famous band
known BY his name, which will assist the
LADY perfermer in the concert