, 1875-12-26
PRESENTATIONS.

TEE RECIPIENTS AND rux1n GIFTS.
| Mr. John Z. Floyd, Cashier OF the American
Express Company, was yesterday presented witl
Z very elegant French clock by his friends in tn
| Office.
Christmas Eve the choir OF Trinity Evangsli
| cal Lutheran Church "surprised" tho organist
Mr. J. Q. HAarvlg. 1t his residence, and present
| ed him With costly watch lockot.
The orchestra Of Hoolev's Theatre has pro
sented its leader. Mr. James Morrison. with
handsome gold-headed cAne a. Christmas gift
with which tho popular baton-w1alder is muct
delighted.
Mr. Charles Turner, the cashier Of Turner'S
packing establishment Was the recipient OF fine
gold slem-wlnd!ng watch md chain from the
men in tho employ OF the establishment, Christ
l7aa Eve.
Mrs. Mary L. Durphv, Matron Of the Hahne.
mann Hospital returns her thanks to Mrs. B.
Ssurges, for her kindness in remembering the
inmates Of that institution by sending them .
Christmas dinner and jar OF butter.
A few personal friends Of J. R. Trimmer.
Division Superintendent OF the PlttsburR. Gin
c'nnati St. Louis Railroad, presented htm Wlth Tt
beautiful gold guard-cha!u aud slide. The
slide has raised keYstoue on Que side and On
the oppo ite il engraved. Ito J. r. Trimmer
from his friends, christina. 1875"
Friday afternoon tho firm of Messrs. 4. n.
Wright d Co. presented their floor salesman,
Mr. J. B. Young, with an elegant Christmas
souvenir in the shape Of valuable gold watch
many friends will esteem this as mark Of recog-
niion Of his services BY his employers.
Sergt Tom Barrett OF the Cottage Grove Az
enue Station was asreeably surprised Christmas
eve with thorough Gaming from Aid. Stone, on
behalf OF tue men OF bis station. And now the
corpulent little Sergeant boasts AZ good 3 cane
rs any man on the police force.
Leroy 3. Firman, Of the American District
Telegraph Company, was yesterday presented
case, the e1tt OF the EN- ioyes OF the company.
Mr. F1r1nan ,s one Of the most geu,al Of men.
and this token OF popularity among his employees
was but trif1e to what he really deserved.
Four years have nearly elapsed since several
Of the leading spirits IN the Third PEesbyterian
Church organized the MISSION branch Of that
church, under the title OF the Campbell Para
Chapel. The Suuday-scboof opened With an at
tendance Of thirty pupils, hut ut present has SUI
regular atteu ulaats,-n truly wonderful increase
within so short pesiou. The Christmas festi-
val was held upon last Thursday evening a. the
chapel, located on Lea.itt stleet uear Harr.-
sou. aud the hearts of the little ones we're made
glad BY the visit OF Santa Claus, who remembered
even the youngest. Perhaps the most tinterestiog
feature WAS the presor tatlon OF m elegant
swinging ice-pltcher, with goblst and bowl, OF
silver eia5oratelY chased, to alr. Henry Smltzer,
the beloved Superintendent Of the school. The
iufaut class, mastering nearly LOO, gladly con-
trlbured their mite, uniting with the older
scholars ana teachers in beatowlng thia glft to
their reeigning officer. Mr. 6mtzler dnds it i'm
possible 10 glve tho time which ia absolutely
necessary to keep the scnool at it's present high
ptaudar1, aud resigned the position which be
has 80 we'll tiled. The teachers and echoIars
hold him iu kind remembrance, and ie will ueye1