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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-26
TO DISCUSS
GAME LAW
Upper Peninsula Sportsmen VIII
Probably Organize An Associa-
tion To Rush New Measures.

The agitation for revision of the
game laws, which has been rife in
the upper peninsula for some months
past, will undoubtedly take definite
form at meeting OF delegates from
several counties and OF sportsmen
which will be held in the Court
House. in Marquette. Wednesda y.
February 9Th. The meeting is for
the purpose OF organizing an Upper
Peninsula Sportsmen 8 Assoc ociation,
and to discuss changes needed 10 the
state game and fish laws.
The meeting is called by the com
mittee OF the Alxer county board OF
supervisors. At the last meeting
Of the board Of that county the re-
vision of the game laws was discuss
ed and definite action taken by the
appointment of a committee to con-
fer with similar committees from
other counties in the upper penin-
sula. Deening it advisable to
gather all interested together for o
general discussion. the meeting was
called to take place in Marquette, q
central point.
In every part OF the peninsula
there is vigorous protest against
one phase or another OF the present
game laws and the proposed meet.
ing will give all an opportunity to
air their views. The different
cnunty boards are invited to send
delegates to the meeting, also the
sportsmen's clubs. individuals in.
terested in the game law revision
are also invited to be present and
every place proposed will be given
due consideration. In fact the
Alger county committee issues a
sweeping invitation to every sports
man in the upper peninsula TO Offer
suggestions for revision OF the game
laws, SO that they may become
effective in their prime object, the
protection of game.
1t is entirely likely that the out
come OF the meeting will be the
framing OF bill amending the game
laws SO as to conform with the
recommendations made. Radical
changes are advocated, but they are
all designed to more thoroughly pro
tect the game and better The exist
ing conditions. The bill will have
to reach the legislature early in
February, 10 order to be introduced
within the time limit for introduc.
tion of new bills. SO il anything is
to come Of the agitation for revision
the coming meeting must have
results.
A prominent upper peninsula
sportsman suggests that as an in
centive to hunting wolves. in addi-
tion TO the bounty the cosD4ty clerks
be given authority to use other ways
OF branding the pelt of a wolf than
that OF cutting of the scalp. The
cutting of of the VOLTS scalp spoils
the commercial value of the pelt, or
lessons it considerably, at least.
Some other means of branding the
pelt would do just as well and leave
the hunter with marketable pelt,
besides the bounty paid by the state
and the county The clipping OF an
ear, q hot iron branding on certain
parts OF the pelt, or some similar
method OF stamping to show that
the bounty had already been paid
could answer the purpose, and in
crease the amount gained by hunters.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-26
For saze.<


From now untj4-4 4arch 1st will
be in my Office /in f\e Town Hall,
for the collectiou Of 4 xes, on Wed
nesdays and Fridays )nly.
\ EADoR hAvoY,
TowYShip Treasurer,
1-19 t3 L'Anse Township.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-26

big mass OF copper had been found d
by party OF men, and the mining
possibilities OF the region were be
ing spsculated upon. Later, when
we we're up in the Keweenaw penin-
suia. We found bits OF copper on
the ground where the Calumet &
Hecla mine Is now located. To the
fall OF 1847 at Eagle River our party
assisted 10 loading schooner with
the first cargo which was sent down
the lakes from the Lake Superior
region. 1t was taken from the
Cliff mine. just then put in opertion
and was 10 its native state. The
masses OF rock we're taken down the
river and as there was no dock, were
loaded into skiff, one at o time, and
taken to the schooner, lying out in
She barbor,"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-26
Death OF DR.. Houghton.

There was touch of sadness in
Mr.. Stiles voice as he told OF the
death OF DR. Houghton, one OF the
finest men I ever knew" as be
styled him. During the summer
the crew had divided. DR.. Hough-
ton and Mr.. Burt each leading a
party. They had met several times
Continued on pag. four.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

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NORTH GERaGAM LLOYD.
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Aalser. July >. 10 AN * VIM II sept 3
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TWln-Screw Passenger Service
L1MOUTH-CHERBOU OURG-BREMEN.
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-thein May 16. 10 An P. Alice June 25
Friedrich. May IS. 10 An Bremen. -. July 4
+ Alice. May %. 10 AN Barbarossa July II
<Main. June s. 10 AN Friedrich July %
barbarossa- June 5. 10 AN T. Alice Aug
kur1uerst. June 13. 10 AN Bremen. Aug 5
ABremen direct
Mediterranean Service.
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n \ LGiss. ,Ia May II 4 Lgise -- July q
Irene go. June Up. Irene Aug Z
rNecNar June < Luise- - Aug 81
X l.uise. June Is x. Albert Sept 7
K Albert. June % sNeckar- Sept. II
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From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th Sta. Hoboksa.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CEiI CEE6kS (, IS:3, GOOD ALI. OVER THE WoKLD-
OELR1CHS 8 co, No Broadway. n 4.
Louis H. Mayer. 1ol6 Walnut ST. Phila-
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TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE
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-Bluecher May o. 3 PM lPennsyT Ia May -
-Kaiserin- May Ia, 5 AN sD-Jschi d May 80
Waldersee- Nav Is. 8 An 4Batavia-..-June Z
"Amerika. Nav %, Pm +Bluecher.- June o
Among. special features OF these vessels
are; Grill Room, Gymnasium. Pain Car
den. Ritz-Carlton Restaurant. Elevators
Electric Baths Hamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO -NAPLES-GENOA-
-tMOIrSs- May .. 10 An: July 2 Sept 3
Hamburg June II. 10 A NJ: Aug Is; Sept "A
HAS Grill Room tHas Gymnasium
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ST PAUL .,.---- June !. June %. Aug 8
RED STAR LINE I4 t'0H n Ttef X
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W6ITE STAR LINE Ed Eso@ Per
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BALTIC June H. I;SO AN: July II, Aug 8
PLY MOI TH-CHERB G-SOUTH PTON.-
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OCEANIC. --.--.---.. June 5. PM: July 8
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gymnasium. Turkish baths and Bands
TIE 43 MEDITERRANEAN ,zCprs TIA
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. 49, May 8. noon: June 20. Aug. 4
ROMANO. July Is p NJ
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC- .--- May Is. 2;30 p. VI: June -
ROMANIC. June 5, o A. N. Sept. Ii
Freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg. Battery PI-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

efgfa Of bs actively in the equal pay fight The mention
ieet i ana ask President Winthrop: what / should
tnacb 20 , Know, MI PRESIDENT. is whether the two
tteachers were suspended because they went IN Al
bany In the interest of the equal paw hill or he
bill?' o. ~ i4i ''ie interest OF the
PRESIDENT Winthrop replied that no particulars
Miss Strachan. ' 9" 0y
Have you any reasons for critcisng the sus-
LIE peiision on, OF the two teachers? General Wingate
on, no; simply asked the question in a spIrit
uculars." ~ '4''" TIC par
VIII you ask for Investigations"
Il DO not care to say anything about the matter
at this time N WV ii''N'o'
Miss Strachan one Of the leaders Of +be
women teachers who went to Albany to favor the
measure raising the pay of women to the same
standards as that Of the men teachers She is the
superintendent Of Districts Nos q and % Borough
%r fro, brGokiyn ta and General Wingate is member
samuel Brookman. Public School - and Miss Flor
charged with neglect of duty
The board has been negotiating for three automo-
plies. The purchase of automobile truck AT a
cost Of 47o was approved but bids for two pas
senger automobiles We're rejected. II was not ex-
plalned what use would be made OF the automobiles
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
THREATENED MOTORM1N.
Police Called to Check Cro1cd When
Boy Was Killed.

Because OF threats made against Charles Dixon
motorman of n southbound Madison avenue car
which ran over and killed Joseph Solomon. six
years old, of No. 1892 Madison avenue almost
directly in front of his home early last evening It
was necessary TO call out the OF the East
l0ith street station keep in check the big crowd
which gathered and seemed likely TO attack Dixon
The Solomon boy ran across the avenue In front
OF northhound right in the path of Dixon's
car. Although the motorman applied the brakes
he was unable to stop his in time and the boy
was knocked down and his body became tightly
wedged underneath the truck. 1t was necessary to
jack up the car in order TO eXtrcate boys BODY
and while the men working a large crowd
gathered and muttered threats against the motor
man. Fearing violence Lieutenant O'Bren. of the
detective bureau. sent in call for the reserves OF
the East 104h street station After nearly half an
hours work the boys body got out. DR.
instantly Killed.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
TO ARBITRATE CLAIMS.
Board Of Education Takes Up
Question of Teachers GrieUances.

The Board of Education took action yesterday
looking toward peaceful settlement of teachers
claims for moro pay advancement in the service.
Many cases now pending against the board and
many more threatened. During the debate IN
The question of the appointment of committee TO
Investigate the proposition for board of arbitra-
ton It said there not more than 500 900
IN suits in the courts. But II was said after
ward by persons who should be well informed on
the subject that suits IN contemplation which
would bring this total up to nearly 81 900 .O0O
The debate on the question brought TO their feet
the members of the committee bylaws and
legislation. The statement made frequently
by the advocates of arbitration that the teachers
were intimidated by the austerity of the bylaws
committee. to which ali claims for back pay, ad-
Tancenlent etc, referred. Commissioner Stern,
q member OF this committee, denied that state
ments made to it by teachers with grievances were
used against them in court
The resolution was introduced by Commissioner
Man. He argued that the teachers felt the board
was against them, and II they had nice.
kind-hearted committee that could take up their
plains and consider them and try TO find some basis
Tor agreement many suits against the board would
De kept of court
This brought up General wingate. who said
there was need for the arbitration Committee
and it would simply invite claims
Commissioner Stern said the resolution should
be referred TO the bylaws committee as 1t was an
underhanded means of revising the bylaws Of the
board.
Commissioner Harrison, chairman of that COM
naittee, didn't want anything 10 do with the reso-
luton but said all claims OF teachers were consid-
cred on their merits. and If arbitration board
were appointed the Board OF Education would
often have TO fight It, as well as the complaining
teachers
The resolution asked that committee of five
be appointed. OF which the chairman OF the COM
rtttee on bylaws and legislation shall be one. TO
consider such methods are practicable for
dealing with claims questions arising between
the members Of the supervising and teaching staff
and the Board of Education and 10 report whether.
IN the opinion Of such committee, II is possible to
adopt some plan by which such differences may be
smicably adjusted and litigation avoided with
power TO formulate and report this board any
plan that may commend itself to such committee"
L was adopted by Of - 10 13.
A communication from the City Superintendent
of Schools read, informing the board that two
teachers had been suspended by Miss Grace c.
strachan, a district superintendent. who en-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
OLD EMPLOYE OUSTED.
Board of Education Abolishes Of
flee Of Supervisor of JanitorS.

The Board of Education ousted yesterday. with
out much ceremony. man who had been in its
employ for twenty-one years, and had risen from
office boy to deputy superintendent OF school build
ings. So far any about the hall OF the board
seems to know charge has ever been brought
against him. The man thus Ousted, H. NJ. Devoe
has put his case In the hands OF Ira Leo Bam-
berger. the lawyer who has brought hundreds OF
suits OF all kinds against the Board of Education.
Mr.. Devoe was appointed by the superintend-
ent OF school buildings. is done in the case of
borough deputies, but named by the Board OF
Education TO act as supervisor or 1aIltofs ana ie
appears on the records of the board as a super
after nearly ten Years according to Commissioner
Higgins that Mr.. Devoe has not the qualifications
of supervisor of jantors.
resolution 10 remove Mr.. Devoe and appoint An
drew J. Mcguire to the place The members of the
resolution was read. and it referred to the
committee on bylaws for Investigation & nnIs com.
was then decided by some one to abolish the office
the supervision of the anitors the hands of the
principals. Mr.. Higgins introduced the resolution
Mr. Magnire VINO came getting 1T gS sosd sdbon }SG
through Mr. Higgins Is Jantor 6a I z ub1 ban mean
enough point out that he is a lifelong friend oil
''s Mr.. Higgins is a Democrat from The Bronx He
is said to be supporter of Borough Fleslueli'
When asked about the case. Mr.. Higgins indg.
nantly and with much vehemence denied tndl i
the resolution. Mr.. Devoe is not an engineer ana
! believe that any man who has supervision over d
lot of engineers required 10 have licenses Should
be a licensed engineer himself he said.
He explained his efforts In behalf OF MI MaBulre
by saving that his committee. that on the care or
buildings, had tried TO get competent engineer
fix up the Ventiatng plants in the school build
ings about which, he said, there had been much
complaint recently.
In the debate the question of aboltshing the
office, it pointed out by Commissioner Everett
that the resolution made a misstatement when 1t
said Mr.. Devoe was not an architect.
We cannot take such summary action as TINS
carelessly,' said Mr. Everett. Whatever action
attacked, cannot
to go through unless very careful.
Il don't object to abolishing the office, providing
no one else is appointed by giving the job another
name"
The clause about the architect was stricken out.
The same thing done with several other
clauses describing Mr. Devoe's alleged disqualified
tons. There was no dissenting vote the ques-
tion, and MI Devoe goes out on July unless court
acuCn is favorable TO him.
Mr. Devoe declined to discuss the affair beyond
saying he knew of no reason for the attack
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
RAILROADS.
NEM alER4EW GEMTRRl.

NEW JERSEY GENTRel.
Time shown below Is from Liberty s.. Sta
ton Leave West 2sd 81. 10 minutes earlier
e3Gsps sispi as n9ted & 6y ds%slsnating % ParAS
DvERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
t'1215. $50. m1.O0. m'S00. $50. 'e-Oo
$1,000. .11O0. 11-30. m'12-O0. 81 90
m.e.Qo 100. $500. 900. plO.sO P. NJ,
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGToN-E-1-3 so.
so $50 $1,000. f'12-Oo 200. f9'4oo
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4,Oo 90.
. 40 A. NJ. x1.OO. 1.30. k3-4O. d4 10. $40
N. x6. 10. Sundays. $50: O. 40 A. NJ %
ATLANTIC CITY-'9. 10 A VI. xl.OO. E3.4O
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GhONE Sundays. No: Asbury ParS9~
400 $50. l1.sO 4 NJ. exl2 40. 10;
Ocean Grove. z4.6O. 600 A NJ. 400. $50
Time tables giving trains to EAsToN.
bEIHIEMEN, ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
SHCNk. WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON.
HEADING HARRISBURG. POrTSNII4IsE.
WIL4LLAMSPORT and all other points can
De obtained at the following Offices; LID
cry 81 west west 2Sd ST. Tel Sl45 a.. chelsea, Ss
way, 1So 9th Av., PSI 5th Av-. . Union
Square West. 27sS Sd Av.. 1O5 West l25th
81, 40 Columbus Av-. New York; Court
BROOKLYN: 500 Broadway. williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage to destination.
Daily. tDally, except Sunday. pSundays.
fParlor cars only mDinIng car, except
Sundays. xSaturdays only. zLiberty 81.
only, JDining car Sundays fDining car
daily. From West Twenty-third street
el2 20 20 p NJ. giS0 P: NJ. j1L5o P. NJ.
W. G. BESLER w C HOPE.
Ntce-Pres- & Gen NE-. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
kELsEYRIeGs CASE CONTINUED.

Alexander Mckinney referee in the investigation
OF the administration of Otto Kelsey and Edward
G. Riggs. as receivers for the Republic Savings and
Loan Association. continued yesterday the hearing
OF the case in the Mechanics Bank Building in
Brooklyn. Benjamin f. Jackson a real estate ex-
Ceivers -
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

CHAUFFEUR UR.-Colored: single: just from
school, BOT West 44th st: tel. 25-Bryant
Alex. Morgan. 81 Fleet Place, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

| SECOND or USEFUL NANNY young
Norwegian; S25- $50: good references: gen
orally useful. E.. HOfmayer's Bureau, 1853
West 2sd ST Tel. after 1880 a. m. 1864
! Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

CHAUFFEUR. .-E1perienced married. 80;
nrEt class reference from private family;
careful driver; sober. honest. willing. oblg-
Ing. Chauffeur, 239 East 10th VI.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

EpgyyERTIsENE';Ts and subscription, for
ne tribune received nt their rf,,o -,
onlcs. 20. 1884 Broadway between ss'h
.se .he S7th sts-s until o'clock D. m. saS,or
,,..elnents received al the foiiogsirg brsncb
2 N, viz; 2Ss 9Th ave q a co- ., - -.
100 ON ave-. cor. 18th st.: a2 East 18TH n. /:
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

AUFFEUR.-SingIe: gasoiene cars: city
or country: does all repairs; license.
James Cellan, 1l9 Bay St, Stapleton. S. !.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

BUSINESS OR SALES MANAGER: aged
20: highest personal and bank reference
Aedress w. 317 West 93d st
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

CIIAUFFEUR.-By German American. 20;
careful driver; sober. honest and oblig
ing. Address A. II. care OF w. Pimpl. 44s
West 4Oth ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
HELP WANTED.
Female.

ANY INT ELLIGFNT PERso,- -
good Income corresponding Ia, ,yh .hr y
pefs' experience unnecessary. Send for ,1o,
nculars. Press syndicate. Iockport par
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New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

CHAUFFEUR references. will
go anywhere: perfectly sober. Frank Pay
ton 50 West l30th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
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Travellers checks good all over the world.
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New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

NEW IORh-DOVER-
NADERLAND. .May11. 8 ;30PSf: June S,July
FINLAND May J 5 $40 AN June Is, July 81
ICELAND. Nav Q. 2;3O Pm June 22.July %
hROONI4AND- June /, -30AM. .Jly IS. Aug 10
WhIIE STAR LINE IS Es'@ q fIsF
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
AUCTION SALES
BUSINESS CHANCES.

VERMONT RESIDENCE. 20 rooms: all i'm
proFements stable, etc: situated near
railroads: picturesque surroundings; excel
lent hunting ana fishing in the nearby
moUEtains. $4,000 cash required McDon-
sla-Higgins Co. 257 Broadway.
ESTABLISHED mail order business IN this
city; good paying trade: price only $500
GcDonald-HigGins Co. 257 Broad way
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09

CHAUFFEUR; recommend good. practical
man TO one desiring services Of first class
man. Address Practical. Box 81. Tribune
Ofice
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
Mediterranean Service.

From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th Sts. Hobokel.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALI. OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICHS 81 co. No. Broadway. N Y.
Louis H. Mayer. 1915 Walnut ST. Phia-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
MACHINERY.

wood 80 ~ y FhlCES--500 second hand
tosrsh1eed tSsrslle machinery bought and iaIy eI
s---gso ----gs1- 9Eo 3. EDDY, ass Aadiso, :,
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
IfPEWRITERs.

repaired &C. escba51iim e@SmAiI makes sold. rented
German: 10 Nassau az. Tile Teissplse service
Cortlandt ~e4Spbone 274O-
REMINGTON No. q sao- 6,
s@o; Hartford. Hammond premier.
Si-csShs'erteF. $50 Gay. 1885 MeEs'
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
WORK WANTED.
Female.

Female.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. - Expert
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Gronbach. 131 Ralph St, Brooklyn.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR; young lady
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ence reading. light sewing. shopping; ex-
cellent references. G. T. r., Tribune Up
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TRAINED NURSE; North German; speaks
English and French. willing To travel;
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pany. 343 Sd ave
YOUNG LADY; experienced filing clerk and
general Office worker: salary sS a week;
reference. Miss Chapman, care Mrs. Pos
sehl 35S East 18th st
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-22
SULTAN PLEDGES GROWN
JEWELS To RAISE WAR FUND

Paris, oct 21.--The government has
full Information Of the desperate
financial plight of the sultan of Mo-
rocco. who has only sufficient funds
to last q few days. Temporary re-
lief has been arranged through the
conclusion Of a loan of 100000 upon
the imperial jewels. and this money
will be sent to the sultan by cable.
Larger sums however, are urgently
needed by Abdul Aziz. The govern
ment will retain force there until
the police provided for in the Algeciras
conference are organized. II Is recog-
nized that unless the legitimate sui
tan Is supported his brother, Mulal
Hahg. Is likely to proclaim hol war
which would mean the impossibility Of
a single European remaining IN tho
interior Of Morocco. and complete an
archy In the country for years 10
come. France therefore considers that
the interests Of all the powers Will be
subserved by rendering every assist
ance possible to Abdul AzZ but she
repudiates the suggestion that II IS IN
tended 20 profit by the suitan.s straits
to reduce Morocco 10 the state OF
Tunis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRUST
COMPANY FACES CRISIS

Late tonight the National Bank OF
Commerce gave twentv-four hours
notice 90 the Clearing House associa-
tlon. Of which 70 Is n member. that
after tomorrow it would no longer
r lear for the Kuickerbocker Trust
company The directors Of the Ma
tianal would not comment unon their
action The National has for some
time acted 4s clearing agent for the
KuIekcrbocker Following The action
of the National there was confer
cnre OF the directors OF the knlckcr-
booker company at au uptown nuiel.
The conference was continued long
after midnight. aud in the meantime
nothing OF what was being done was
made public " is understood how
ever. that Charles r. Barney, Urc-i-
dent of thc knickerbockcr placed hi-
resignation Doe tnc hands nf the direct
or. who af once decided upon +.
Foster HirgIu- in succeed Mr. Barney
in the presidency nf ihHf institution