Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
Eleven Men Representing Two Hun
trsd Million Dollars Port
rats 0fths Potentatss.
Gould, Sage, Cyrus Field, Dillon,
IOss Navarro, Pullman and
Other Bonanza Chiefs.
Freddie Gsbhard and Langtry Back
10 Town---Their Exhibition
al the Fifth Avenue.
Doc. Newman, Grants Old Chaplain,
10 q congrssatiOnallst Pulpit
.-How lie Looks.
APsncil Sketch Of Big Mike Muir
ray, the Keeper Of Several
Gambling HslIs.

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NJ, York, April 25.-To.day caught q
aeetug glance OF the Wall street panorama
q, 1 leaned over the ticker in a we'll known
BROKERS flee on Broadway. Around it day
by dey are clustered the powers whose in.
fuence is felt throughout the world OF
.5narce. Here cJngregste the big men: of
the street, at whose bidding the pulse OF
4 na,ica hests IN prosperity or iUtters IN
sa.a.
That Little Man
WITH \ pale, thin face, dark eyes and large
.ead. who looks about him as he walks with
aurryoss step, who restlessly twists piece
u pepper in his small womaniSh hand, and
Tho i, always silent, is Mr.. Jay Gould. His
,utuue l. estimated at S5j,OOO,OOO, but to
BOX at him he might readily be taken fora
prt and call broker.
Taere IL lae lion. Russell Sage tipping
back m his easy chair at a Square table Gov.
cred with letters and papers. He much re-
sembles John q. Whittier, and has DO
mg,tiC hOmesrUn look. He has a mild,
blue eye, high forehead and firm Sc.
mouth. His ruling passion is
Money and Horses.
H.s manner is most engaging, and his
kindly face lights up from busy care as he
discusses the merits OF his respective
horses. His wealth is estimated at $4,000
pHl y greater portion in ready cash.
That gentleman with a fur.Iined over
Coat and long hair, sharp features and
scgu.line nose, and an eye like hawks, is
CyTu, Field He talks quickly and ner-
roUsly. and has an impulSiye manner. He
opens The door leading TO the Office with
-ush.
A. Though Re Wanted to Take the
Knob ON.
He is very loluaCiOus and IS credited
Nth talking too much. Withal they say
h.s heart is in the right place. His wealth
I, nut at SlOOOO,O0o.
mat gentleman there, an American
pOmbey, is Sir, Sidney Dillon. He haN an
ron face, mouth OF resolution, and ter
-,Jle will power shown in the lines OF his
caunteuance. His figure is n Goliah OF
ply steal strenth His hair is a. white as
snow. and he wears ljtlle side whisker.
His large head is always protected by
back silk hat. lie is sedate and active and
talks with reserve. His wealth is placed at
SluO1rOOO.
Jose Navarro InSpects the Ticker
and laughs with his friends over it while
the current gossip of the day is going the
rounds He is Jolly, gray and fat, and
prefers to talk OF real estate and the effect
Of the uptown movement on French flats.
His property and bank account are set
down at $50Oo,uoo.
That gentleman with a small mouth. blue
eyes, chin whiskers and no mou'tache'
who walks slowly and contentedly 10y, IS
Mr. George Pullman.
lie IS never IN shurry. His pleasant
lace shows that he is a. peace with the
world and his stately figure Sustains with
comfort the multiplied duties Of hls vast
railroad car interests. He is good family
man, devoted to his wife and children, and
is always Considerats of even the smallest
ofice.boy. He is reported tn be worth
SIS COO,OO
J. B. Houston, ssuntering along there, IS
4 Young looking man for the position he
holds in the financial world. His dress ls
perfection and his blond Imperial and
moustache give him 3 military air. lie IS
good natured and is always on the sunny
side of the market with Pacific Mail first,
last and At all times. His personal pile Is
set down at $5,0vU,UOo.
The Gentleman There with the Re
fined Appearance
ct stately Indian chief is Vice President
Galloway Of the elevated rosds. He is q
handsome man in every sense OF the word.
His hair is coal black, his eye dark and
his figure towe ring. His face beams With
good nature, and his universal popularity
is well deserved. His nest-egs is estimated
st g. Opo,nOO. and his good luck Is pCoYer-
5ial.
That FalStaLjan form coming in there
slowly is Isadore Wormser, the genial,
good uatu-ed and solid. He is always
smokiug and keen eyes look searchingly
cut irom beneath pair OF gold spectacles.
His Wealth - Down az sI5,OOO,OOO.
ThereComes President Hart Of the Third
Avenue Surface Railroad. lie is little
thick man with an active manner, who
hides himself away beneath a cape over
coat and a white sugar-'Oaf hat. His
money. stocks, bonds and property foot M
$4,000.
That gentleman there with dark hair,
mO1stache and imperial, with y Selt.Pos-
sessed manner, keen eye and slight
stOop in his shoulders, is Mr. Horace
Porter, the best after-dinner speaker in
Wall street, witty, brilliant and popular.
His bank account and property are
entered a. $5,OO0,OOO.
Freddie Gebhardt Has Come Back
totoSn with Mrs. Langtry. He is at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre every evening, dur
ing her performance Of "Galatea' in
"Pygmalion and Galatea" He smuses
people in the Hobbies between acts, and the
curiosity TO see him is quite as great as
hat relating 70 Mrs. Langtry herself.
Thjs sde-show helps the spectator TO get
test moneys worth which the main eK
h'Ftion hardly affords. Mrs. Langtry can
not act the role Os the statute turned 10
he aCCeptsb!y, and nobody expected that
she would; but her failure 10 be beautliul
Is disappointment which the audience
cannot forgive her. and she is treated With
marked CColness. Mary Anderson played
"Gala,es" in this city 50 lately rs last
week, and her costume, designed By the
artist Mlllet, and worn in statuesque poses
oy The !ank but classical girl from Ken
Gcky with her face bosom and arms dead
White like the fabric, had presented TO the
eye the perfect semblsnce of a graceful
-sUTe cut out Of marble. Not one Of these |
requirements Of the part is met by
The Jersey Lilly.
4, when first disclosed on her PEDESTAL, by |
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