The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-17

touh sn homes. man reports his income at four
borand two hundred and tty dollars on which
y. pays to- HUNDRED and twelve dollars. IRE
income Of General Dir seems inadequate 10 ,be
snpport of MAJ charged with the wcigb'Y re-
-r>ro-tblites of the Department Of tho Fast, aud
nusv,ks bs old prov.rb tbs. me WHO r. forms
tn mo,1 work. r.osSvos the least pay"
Hiram barney, s-Con.c,or Of Cur,ons SC,
wears W an inooms Of only Thirty ,honsand dol
lars which he paws fifteen hundred V the tar
collector. An orbciAl eIhibn Of Ibis mans income,
AZ sworn N before one Of the Congressional hives
trs,tna Committees show, that his incsme, in the
share of salaries and porquisites, VAS great.
~ than he amount that appears upoa the
Assessors llh without including tie Income
.ocrulng from b.. Av businAaA or investments In
r-otarty Of various kinds.
John Anderson, the Tobscoouis,, appears N have
,,tnsd on the comfortable little income n thirty
thousand dollars per snnum, upon which no Avs
Al. sum Of fifteen hundred dollars and doubtless
ENJOYS the balance with . clearer conscience than
she other man"
Rev. II. W. BELOW, gives his valnahs service.
srs,uhously as tie Presidsnl II the sanitary Com.
mission, and pays 81 his own expenses out of IN
sh''iuu ~ onlY uNe tnou'lnu TWO hN1urf1 AMI
ninsty-two dollars u which two hundred AMI
nIty-four dollarsis handed over 70 the tar coffee
Tor ~ Uncle samuel.
John II. Gourlie, whs received and disbur,ed
over one million Of dolau tbs receipts Of the
SANITARY Paris ..t down a. In receipt of an In.
come ~ 1850, doubtless = correct statement,
made by sn honest man.
Peter Cooper twhose name will b. recognized by
every poor boy IN attendance on tho Instructive
lectures nightly delivered 1t the Cooper Union!
IL 10 receipt Of an income placed At one hundred
and dI thousand, eight hundred and se-en,y-nine
dollars. Of which ss, 3i9 is paid to IN. Government
large portion Of the balance being devoted 10
deeds that make this gentleman's name IS "tamil.
tu as household words" In the home oirce oi
many poor family Of this city
VIM. Z. Dodge, another Of e. Nature. nobemen'
Nr 40 income Of three hundred and ninety-two
,housand, seven hundred and seventeen dollars
upOn which the sssessor estimates h.s tan Of nine
teen thousand. siI hundred and thirty .dvs dol,rs
1hose Who are curious 70 know what Mr. Dodge
does With the balance Of bis immense income vii
~ Ve to scrutinire the subscription LIST Of ever
charitable institution IN the city, besdss looking a
ihe mulutudnous benefsotons TO which this gen
ilemln has literally subscribed.
Robert Bonner, the LEpoEn man, who delights IL
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three hundred and forty Ave dollars, sum total,
inadequate for the support Of gentleman per
sorming tho duties Of the of5co he administers.
Fletcher Harper, Of the publishing "Rrother.'
sf Pearl street. reports nine thousand dollar.
VIM IL. Appleton Of the broadway book sell n,
company, hM an income OF sixty Ave thou..nd
enc hundred and forts seven dollars a moo, IN,
she business Of hook publishing is probable in sr!,
Of the snh Anced price Of paper .nd other materials
o,her interesting items arc remembered by on
indefstigable which can be summed up In the ger
ersl statement, that our shippins merchants Ar.
receipt Of incomes varying from nnaen 10 a.,
housand dollars. Tho annual profits Of o,
bankers are from twenty-five to one hui
dred thousand dollars. Our lawyers recoiv
~ feee. from ten thousand 10 tyent
I'VE thousand dollars per annum The rnporte
--ngsfrom sir thousand to sixty thousand II
obbers from Eve 10 hfty thousand, while the
tsilors are content with incomes which yarv fro
'hreo 70 thirty thousand dollars annually. Phyt