Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-11-24

humble, we enfccble that system. which. like the
Jewish lawyers, would close the kingdom of
heaven against men. S.
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From the Ncw-York Leadcr1
HOW A ~ srH,yuApr NAM, r,rs ooo
ooo 200 S-0'-
lIooa9Y 'he most stupendous success in a
% nVi '''l'iie career, OF no extraordinary length,
mas oeGh that OF a. 1. Stewart the present
great wholesale ana retail dry goods dealer.
a. L. stewart is n countrVman of O'Connell
| l}rien the Brave. Curran. the late Dukc of Wei
| lngton, Powers the Actor. Gration. the En-
metts, and Teddy the Tier. Forty.one years
ago he landed on the Western side of the At
/ lantic, alone and unfriended. lie came from
the County Tyrone. near the bushes When
he reached New York. in 1919. Mr. Stewart
must have been twenty-four wears old. and soon
after he could have been found at No. 80 Rose
street. where "he taught the Young idea how to
shoot" or in plain Irish, kent School How
long Mr. 5. was occupied in a task that would
have tried the patience of Job, dare not saw
but | have no doubt il was most excellent
preparatory school, to teach Daticuce to the fin
turc immense favoritc and successful waiter nm
= on the capriccs of lady dry goods nilrohosors
Mr. Stewart is now about the ace of sixty
four. having been born in Ireland in 1905 Or
1876. After the yellow fever in 1890. Mr.
Stewart opened a retail dry goods store in
broadway, IN an old wooden tenement directly
opposite where his great marble palace now
stands. Stewards store may have been twenty
two feet wide and about twenty feet deep. He
was next door to the celebrated Bonatant now
nearly forgotten. At the time, Mr. Stewart was
not large or even small dealer in the great
staples. His store was not large enough. He
kept hosiery, aces, silks, gloves. ribbons, and
inc more costly fabrics. He aitohuen 'he great
ag.1.o'' saiS i'f1i'r!' "a never missed sale
- ''i,. -. '''' 'i"'i' upon ''ieSe ocea-
,,,,,r ,.', T';s e'''',N tu'1ie" .o's, OF
',ro,, .,Lpif so S''''~,.s sum 'iG ioss' At
Tho I,,,, ,i" s''', P''S "uu.l oe "umg upon
49, IN I',.'iN Wv "". Inc ou!
,nT Toi' ~ Il'''e '1i' sttG'c pull tIy ON the
- $50 az" 'I'.i"'e ','cn' III me S'yie'
r,,,;l " 10 "aIch the
r"r'" 'i U''S''io" o,'' N'e"".! lac'' ne al
'IIDT ..ote ~ '''a ui't'phecr. ana as ne
,,ro"s ~; io'' MS Iare eN
ri,rs9,'ai -" , ''' ''''Ua iG"V"cu out ana
,,,i "o a',,';'i VI '''e 'iuI'cS "s ne o1ulo
,,i -, ''',,, ','.Vs anu ne ure" ,nem
ia, % ~ i1Ien' ,''oie "neh
II, -"i ~ 5ooGS vas OIoS'u out 'ASh inc samples
"G"'" ~ % so' S.p".".V' anu .N'Gli Drought nan
~. ,iN" 'lc"''. was !" ms glory lie
oo6''' '''' 'ne'ii 10 ms .it'le STORE
I"' 10 ; ''o "as 'ea! 'Ap'r' Ia TeureSsng SioNes'
'',,o, n,,i, ""s''s' IV !c "ouIu soon make ms
i't, 'qIH' " 'ti' oIiSihHl goods 3eiofe
nv M! '..'T "e1' uiusscu ut 'le oucuoh Sales'-
ill., "''I ,J'U"eI '"e trump" oI 'he patent mum
'.. ''.s'. ''"ues','"'' . lie couiI unaeiseA any
?ou? ii ',a, Taue o. course ana iSaies Oh fash
,b ,I' "e'J 'i'' ioiS III nnIiS out lhat act' In
''S 'i'oG'sy way ne "orNeo @,onSi slowly 9ut
Su'f! i'om T. ~ 10 700; tneh ne ioHnu MS
;''I business 9,e"'! i'IVreuSSg' lie was the pest
|"usc oi ill., i"evS i III NEW i1rk' ana ne sold the