Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-12
KINGS OF WALL STREET.
Eleven Men Representing Two Hun
dred Million Dollars.

That little man with q pale, thir
face, dark eyes and large head, who
looks about him Nc he walks With Q
nervous step, who restlessly twists 4
piece Of paper In his small, womanist
hand. and who Is always silent, is Mr.
Jay Gould. His fortune Is estimated
at S7S, 900, 900, but to look at him h,
might readily be taken for a put.and,
call broker.
There Is the Hon. Russell Sage tip.
ping back In his easy chair at a square
table covered with letters and papers,
He much resembles John q. Whittier
and has a domestic, homespun look.
He has a mild blue eye, a high fore
head and q firm set mouth. His rul.
Ing passion is money and horses. His
manner 1, most engaging and his
kindly face lights up from busy care o.
he discusses the merits of his respec.
tive horses, His wealth Is estimated
at 500, 600, 600, q greater portion In
ready cash.
That gentleman with a fur.lined
%overcoat and long hair. sharp features
and aquiline nose, and an eye like q
hawk, Is Cyrus Field. He talks quick.
ly and n~ervously, as though he wanted
to take tho knob off, He Is very
loquaciouu, and is credited with talk.
Ing too much. Withal, they say his
heart Is in the right place. His wealth
is put at $40, 600, 900.
That gentleman thore, an American
Dombey, Is Mr., Sidney Dillon. He
has an iron face, a mouth of resolution
and a terrible will power shown In the
lines of his c%ountenanoe. His figure
10 O Goliath of physical strength, His
hair Is IS white as snow, and he wears
a little side whisker. His large head
Is always protected by q black silk tile
hat. He is sedate and active, and
talks with reserve. His wealth is
placed at $40, 0O0, 900
Joseph Navarro inspects the ticker
and laughs with his friends over 1t
while the current gossip of the day is
going the POUNDS. He Is jolly, gray
and fat, and prefers to talk of rsal
estate and the effect of the uptown
movement on French flats. His pro.
perty and bank account are set down
at s., 600, 600.
That gentleman with q small
mouth, blue eyes, chin whlskers and
no mustsohe, who walks slowly and
contentedly by, Is Mr.. George Pull.
man. He Is never In o hurry. HE
pleasant face shows that he Ia at peace
with the world, and his stately figure
sustains with comfort the multiplied
duties of the vast railroad car interests.
He Is a good family man, devoted tc
his wife and children, and Is Away,
confederate to even the smallest office
boy. He Is reputed to be worth $15,
OOO, 900.
j. b. Houston, sauntering along
there, Is a young looking mar for the
position he holds In the fnancIa'
world. His dress Is perfection, anG
his blonde imperial and mustache give
him a military air He Is good ma
tured, and is always on the sunny
side of the market with Pacific Mail,
first, last and at all times. His per.
sonal pile is set down at So, OCO, 600.
The gentleman there with the no
fined appearance Of o stately Indiar
chief Is Vice Presiden Galloway, o.
The elevated roads, He 10 handsome
man In every sense of the word. Hi
hair Is coal black, his eye dark ant
bis figure towering His face beam,
with good nature and his universe
popularity is well deserved. His nes'
egg Is estimated at $5 900, 600 ant
his good luck Is proverbial.
That Falstsfi IN form coming II
there slowly Ia Isadore Wormser, tn,
genial, good natured and solid. He Il
always smoking, and keen eyes lool
searchingly out from beneath q pair Of
gold spectsoles. His wealth is dowr
at $15, coo, 600.
There comes President Hart, of the
Third Avenue Surface railroad. Ii,
Is q little thick man with an active
manner, who hides himself away be.
meath q cape overcoat and q white
sugar loaf hat. His money, stocks,
bonds and property foot up $5, 600,
900.
That gentleman there with darh
hair, mustaohe and imperial, with 9
self.possessed manner. o keen eye and
q slight stoop on his shoulders, Ia Mr.,
Horace Porter, the best after. dinner
speaker In Wall street, witty, brilliant
and popular. His bank account and
property are anterad at &h 600 0n0.