Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-09
THE OFFICERS CHOSEN.
EnE CENTRAL NATIONAL nANK or COT
UnsrA conrLErEs ONO ANiz ALTON.
4. }. Ksuansn sssec.sa - Pfesidsn, r. q
Dsasssss vice PrsssdsAs ana Joseph q.
Essmsr Cashssr--A schooi Teacher
Cnnrgsa Win Cruelty 10 Pupil.

negunk Correspondence of IxrKrLre.xcrR.
OUtUMBIA, March "a meeting Of the
No1f9 o. directors Of the Central National
8cDk o. Columbia was held ON Thursday
oIEnooo ct O'Clock at the ofiice Of A. j.
Xoo60an, eeq. The following officers
Wsre eiscted: President, A. J. kaufman |;
~ president, r. A. Bennett; cashier,
Joaoph b. ZsAmer. Mr.. Zeamer bas been
ooonected with the First National bark for
nearly eighteen years and rendered his
xoeignati0n o. book keeper this morninR,to
eake effect st once. Tho resignation was
accepted. Ia his rcsignation the bank will
lceo IN efficient officer, and his fellow
clerks regret 10 eee bis departure. In
March, ls70, Mr. Zsamer accepted posi-
tScn In the Columbia Deposit bank, which
~ held until August Of the same year,
when he was appointed to one OF
tho most responsible positions OF
~ First National bank. Through his
enerey and courteous dealings with the
public he has many friends. 1t was al.
ways his ambition to please not only his
employers but the patrons OF tho institu-
tion and wss rarely absent from the bank.
Mr.. 2 ssmer will give his undivided stten.
ttou 10 the Centrai National bank, Of which
he hes been elected cashier aud with the
ossistance Of the officers will no
doubt make 1. prosperous financial In.
oaltutlon. He is we'll known throughout
tho country and has great many friends
The new bank will he centrally located
oud the officers expect TO be ready for
business In . very short time.
Chargs = gs,nss . school Teacher.
II. G. Dornhelm, q school teacher near
baountviile, had hearing before Squire
6oily last evening for cruelty beating
David Delaney, a boy OF 10 years and 3
pupil OF the school. Suit was entered by
Mr.. Bern Carter, an uncle OF tho boy. Tho
whipping was done on last Tuesday and
the boy shows tho effect OF a cruel whip
ping. Dornheim was placed under 900
bail for his appearance at court.
Proposed Bic,c clo Rsoe.
The Columbia Bicycle club held meet
Ing last evening and arranged for road
contes. for the championship OF Columbia
and vicinity. The race will come OIL on
"wednesday, May 30.h. Considerable
rivalry exists among the members OF the
club about the best rider and the race has
bssn msde TO settle all disputes. Tho race
viii be held on the Lancaster turnpike
from Columbia to Mountville and return
and . medal will be given TO the winner.
LScture pOsspoped.
The lecture Of DR.. T. +. Hance, arranged
for the evening 10 the Y. M. q. A. rooms,
hes bean postponed for one week.
Ths Mite society OF the Secord Street
Lutheran church will hold an oyster sup
Per In the armory on Friday and Saturday
evenings Of next week.
Harry n. Sample 10 confined to his home
by sickness.
Editor z Zsamer,oi the Carlisle Tolaatecr,
YVES In town to- day.
Tho operstic comedy In the Swim
should be greeted with large audience In
the opera house tonight. The company Is
very fiue one.
The wreck crew left town last night at
7:l0 o'clock TO replace two cars Of freight
train drawn by engine No. $40 west, on tho
track ct Dlllervllle TIE cars jumped the
track on account Of loose wheel.
Rev. John Graham, OF Msrietts, will con-
duct the services this evening In ST. PAul's
r. r. chuich.