St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-25

HOW THEY DID IL.
upon yesterday evening by the janitors
of the building. and presented with an
elegant smoking set.
Chief of Police Clark, Clerk Ahern, of
the municipal court, and other occu-
pants of underground offices in the
court house. made up purse of SIS
that was divided between Max Wit
mann and John FritzanSky, the base
ment janitors.
RAMALEY GAINED.
David Ramaley, head of the firm of
Ramaley q Sons, job printers, was yes
terday the recipient of very handsome
testimonial of their esteem from his
employees in the shape of gold-headed
cane. About 4 o'clock p. m. the boys
got together in the Office and William E.
Hunt, foreman of the establishment,
made the presentation with the follow
ing speech:
"Your employees desire to take adj
vantage of the present season of peace
and good will to express to you the
strong feeling or respect and affection
with which your ever kind and just
treatment has inspired them. We take
great pleasure in tPStifying to the happy
relations that have SO long existed be-
tween yourself and us, and de-
sire You to accept this walk.
ing stick as slight testimonial of
our hearty good will. and along with
our hest wishes for your continued hap
piness and prosperity. We wish you
and your family merry Christmas and
happy New Year, and many returns
of BOTH" The prosecutors were: William
F. Hunt, Fred j. Scott. Albert L. Don
aldson. John II. Wilson, A. E. Lind
str0m, E. P. DeGiflw. A. Nj. White,
Robert Templeman, Herman j. Mehl,
Ed ID. Hilger and L. F. Burns.
A response was made by Mr.. Rama
ley. thanking the boys for their remem-
brance of him, and hoping that the re-
lations now existing between himself
and them might prove lasting.
BEAN SURPRISED.
Sheriff Bean was completely taken by
surprise when. upon being summoned
to the reception room in his residence
last evening, he found his employees as
sembled i'm body. The surprise deep
eneu when Deputy Sheriff Ruben
Clewett presented him with a fine
hammered tea service. The good
hearted sheriff's eyes filled with tears,
and for time he was unable to reply,
but. finally made a neat speech OF ac-
ceptance. The service consists of seven
gOld-lined pieces and an elegant salver,
with the following inscription engraved
thereon: ed s. Bean, sheriff of Ram
sey county; from his deputies, Dec. %,
1882" The sheriff is proud of the gift.
AT THE woRKHOUSE.
Supt. John Fitzgerald, of the work.
house, and his deputy, G. M. kOchler,
were agreeahly surprised last evening.
by the workhouse employees presenting
them with an elegant silver water serv-
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1t is needless to say that the presents
were genuine surprises. and whilst it
was not an occasion for extended
speeches, yet heartfelt thanks were re-
turned 10y the benefciaries. The sup
er ntendent invited the force to his resi-
dence, where pleasant 'half-hour was
passed partaking CT refreshments.
ENTERTA AILMENTS.
Among the entertainments given to
the children attending various Sunday
! schools were following:
The "PoIda Drama" and Christmas
harvest for the benefit of the st, james
A. NJ. E. church is having a successful
season at the A.. O. FL. hall on Wabasha
street. The hall is very tastefully
decorated In the center there is a
large flower booth, surrounded by
booths where hand-painted and en-
brOidePed novelties, Japanese ware, do
nestle ,onfectiOns, ice cream and lunch
are disposed of at fair prices. There is
a representation of the well of Rebecca
| and Gypsy tent where the future is
revealed for small consideration. A
| musical programme was the special at
| traction last night. A Christmas tree
for the children will be an additional
| feature tonight.
- SANTA CLAUS THERE.
An entertainment at the First M. E.
| church, near Seven corners, last night
] possessed interesting features. There