The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-06
ToUnsAMENr.-There will be q tour.

ToUBsAMENT.-!There will be tour.
nament, weather permitting, at the
Fais Gsounds, today. commencing at
"a O'Clock. The grand stand has been
secured for the aocommpdation of The
ladies' and those accompanying them.
Should the weather prove Indictment,
the tournament will be postponed to
some future day, Of which due notice
will be given. ..,,,
One week from to-day the German
Sohuetzen.Verein will give their grand
masquerade ball. As time is required
to mako arrangements. fop the accom-.
modation OF guests, those who desire
to participate should procure their
tickets on or before the 10th instant.
The ball will be given on Wednesday
evening, the 18th instant. Tickets
can be had OF either of the following
gentlemen: w. Ssieglitz. G. Diercks,
F. MnIenhuiser. DR.. Fisher, 81. T..
Habenicht, j. G. Seegers, or at the
Wheeler House.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. AT the last
meetings. the following officers were
elected for ensuing terms:
Palmetto Lodge. No. 8. /. o. O. F.
Noble Grand-W. Whitlock; Vice
Grand-H. N. Emlyn; Secretary
Chas. A. Calvo. Jr.; Treasurer-M.
fihrlich; Conduotor-E. Berry; Ward.
en-H. L. Tinsley; Junior Past Grand
w. 81. Caseon, Jr.
Myrtle Lodge. No. 8, K. of p
Chancellor Charles A.
Oalvo, Jr.; Vice. Chancellor Charles
Newnham; Prelate-H. N. Emlyn;
Master OF Exchequer-W. D. Startling
Master OF Finance-James T. Wells;
Keeper of Records and Scala. FuRie:
Master at Arms-John Beard; Inner
Guard. MoFie; Outer Guard-H,
Il. Iinsley; Past Ohancellor-E. A.
Nelson.
Micora Tribe. No. 2, Imp. O. r. H..
Vice Great Inaohonee II. N. Emlyn
Installed the following chiefs, to fill
The offices Of the Tribe for the six
months commanding 1st sun, Gold
Moon. G. g. D. 3s4: sschcm-Ohas.
Marcy; Senior Sagamore-Alexander
Oliver; Junior Sagamore-P. Camp
bell; Chief of Records-A. Fl. Halla-
day; Keeper of Wampum-Thos. c..
Crews. Prophet-F. M. brennan, Jr.
Hdlmeao Steam Fire Engine Com.
pdny.-At the anniversary meeting last
night the following officers were
elected: Capt. W. B. Stanley, Presi-
dent; G. A. Shields, President;
I. 2. Purse. Secretary; E. II. Stokes,
treasurer; Directors-J. A. Shell,
James McElrone. J. B. Ivey, r. Gro
nenburg; let Engineer-Wm. Lester:
A1emen-James McDougal, NJ. Bran.
nan, Hugh Wier, James Mahoney.
The CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.-A
meeting of the new Board OF Directors
OF the Central National Bank was held
at it's banking house yesterday. Capt.
". B. Stanley occupied the chair, and
W. Q. Swafield, Esq.. acted as Score
tary.
Col. j. B. Palmer again rendered
his resignation as President. The in.
creasing duties of his position as Pre-
sident OF the Southern Railway Securi-
ty Company, and OF the Charlotte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta and the Whining
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroads
respectively. rendering it necessary for
him to withdraw.
For these reasons the resignation OF
Col. Palmer was accepted. Where
upon, on motion of r. L. Bryan, ESQ. i,
it was unanimously
Resolued. That the thanka of the
Board OF Directors are hereby rendered
to our retiring President, Col. j. B.
Palmer. for the ablo and courteous
manner in which he has presided over
this Board and conducted the affairs
of the bank.
On motion Of Col. Palmer, Gen. J.
3. Preston was unanimously elected
President OF the bank. Col. Palmer
and Capt. Stanley were appointed d to
notify Gen. Preston of his election.
". B. STANLEY, Chairman.
W. O. SwAFF1RLD, Secretary.
At q meeting of the stockholders of
the Central National Bank, the follow
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