New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

wav and soon afterward became a reporter On
The Chicago Tribune" and soon after financial
editor. While in that post demonstration OF tne
confidence reposed in him by the leading bankers
OF Chicago was afforded by their request for MS
cooperation in handling the dangerous situation
arising from the embarrassment of the Moores
He left The Chicago Tribune" 10 become secre-
tary 70 Lyman J. Gage. former Chicago oank
president who was Secretary Of the Treasury, and
in July. 1897 re made Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury in which Office he gained much
credit through his skilful management Of the de-
tails involved IN bringing out the big Spanish war
loan Of 1928.
Mr vanderlip retired from government service
early in 1901 70 become 4 vice-presdent of the
National City Bank. and speedily took q prominent
place among the bankers Of New York City With
IN the last year 50 he has succeeded Mr.. still
director and member Of the executive
committee Of humber Of important corporations
among them the Union Pacific Railroad Company
and the Consolidated Gas Company.
The directors Of tho National City Bank. 81 their
organization meeting Yesterday in addition TO elect
ing Mr.. Vanderlip president and Mr.. Stillman chair
man Of the board. elected John E Gardin manager
Of the foreign exchange department. as vice
president.
Among the other changes bank directorates
were: Merchants National. j Archibald Murray
added to board: Liberty National cepresdent. 70
heth s Freeman. succeeding the late F. F. C
Young: Citizens Central National. A. K. Chapman
succeeding Marcel Kahle: Lincoln National H j
Luce William Brewster and Henry Carnegie
Phipps additional directors: National Butchers and
Drovers' c. c. Marshall, succeeding Adolph D.
Bendheim: National Bank If Commerce, Henry w.
De Forest additional director; Chase National,
Francis /. Hine: Merchants Exchange National.
T \. Gambler and George H. Ackernlan, ore to
fiji vacancy and the other additional direc-
tor; Market and Fulton National, Frederick B.
Fske. in place Of James L. Morgan; Coal and
Iron National. a A Cook. 20 fill vacancy: Four
teenth Street. board reduced from fifteen 10 twelve,
and Max Markell elected d additional director:
Oriental. P. Ingram. in place Of the late Hugh
Kelly; Bank of the Metropolis Edward c. Evans,
nlaCe Of the late c T. Chichester; Gernan-Anler
lean. Francisco Garcia. in place of Antonio Con
zales: Hungarian-Anerican. board increased from
fourteen TO seventeen. H. r. Danner, c. F Tietgen
ard r. 2. Robinson. retired; F. L. Grant. William
4<nabe. Charles a. Srsrbuck. z. Fellner. A G.
Langharn J. ". Place elected. Century Bank Hen
y Dimse in place of Stewart Duncan; West Side
Bank Hobart J. Park, retired; other directors re-
elected. Battery Park National. II. G. CortiS and
r. a. Chesebrough, retired: other directors re-
elected. National Copper Bank ". r. Craig elected
an additional director; Greenwich Bank. Julius
Mautner. succeeding Eli H. Bernhem.
Banks in which all Of the outgoing directors were
re- elected National banks-Mercantile. Me-
crenics. Chemical. Park. irving National Exchange,
Fourth Garfield Firth Chatham. New York Coun-
II. Sea board, American Exchange. Gallatin. Bank
Of New York. Importers and Traders, Phsnix,
River Sherman. Second 4Gtna (nu11ber Of di-
rectors reduced from twenty five twenty State
banks-Ciernana. Bank Of America, State. Plaza.
Nassau. New York Produce Exchange Twelfth
Ward Twenty-third Wand Metropolitan, Interna-
tiona ROYAL. Pacific. Peoples. Bryant Park Me-
-hanics and Traders. Brooklyn