The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-18
The Wall Street Mllllonaires.

The Wall Street Mllllonaires.
a New York Journal reporter
ught a heeting glance of the Wall
beet panorama as he leaned over the
ker in a well-known brokers' Office
Broadway. Around it day by day
/ clustered the powers whose inhu-
ce is felt throughout the world Of
ance. Here congregate the big
en of the street, at whose bidding
pulse ola nation beats in prosper,
or futters in ruin.
That little man with a pale, thin
e, dark eyes and large head, who
ks about him as he walks with a
ryous step, who restlessly twists a
ice of paper in his small, womanish
BID and who is always silent, is Mr..
y Gould. His fortune is estima-
at $27 900, 900, but to look at him
might readily be mistaken for a
and call broker.
here is the Honorable Russell Sage
ping back in his easy-chair at a
are table covered with letters and
Pers. He much resembles John G..
bitter, and has a domestic, home
IN look. He has a mild blue eve,
fgh forehead and a firm set mouth.
ruling passion is money and
Bes. His manner is most engage
and his kindly face lights up
b busy care as he discusses the
hts Of his respective horses. His
18th is estimated at $50,000,0 900, a
Pter portion in ready cash.
hat gentleman With fur-linedover-
and long hair, sharp features and
line nose, and an eye like a hawk,
Cyrus Field. He talks quickly
nervously and has an impulsive
pner. He opens the door leading
he Office with a rush as though he
ted to take the knob off. He is
loquacious, and is credited with
ing too much. Withal they say
heart is in the right place. His
lth is put at $40, 100000
hat gentleman there, an Ameri-
Dombey, is Mr.. Sidney Dillon.
has an iron face, a mouth of
luton, and a terrible will-power
IN in the lines ofhis countenance.
figure is a Goliah Of physical
ngth. His hair is as white as
y, and he wears a little side wits
His large head is always protect
by a blacksiik tile hat. He is Sc
and active, and talks with re-
&. His wealth is placed at $40,
900.
pse Navarro inspects the ticker
laughs with his friends over it
e the current gossip of the day is
g the rounds. He is jolly, gray
fat, and prefers to talk of real
e and the effect of the uptown
ement on French flats. His prop
and bank accounts are set down
5000, 900.
bat gentleman with a small mouth,
eyes, chin wkiskers and no mus
E, who walks slowly and content
by, is Mr.. George Pullman. He
Dyer in a hurry. His pleasant
shows that he is at peace with
world and his stately figure sus-
with comfort the multiplied
es Of his vast railroad car inter
He is a good family man, de-
4 10 his wife and children; and is
VS. considerate Of even the small
boy. He reputed to be worth
100000.
=. Houston, saun.ering along
lsa young-looking man for the
Ion he holds in the financial
I: His dress is perfection, and
blonde imperial and mustache
him a military air. He is good
red, and is always on the sunny
q the market with Pacific Mail,
md at all times. His personal
set down at 100000.
at gentleman there with the re-
appearance ola stately Indian
y Vice-President Galloway, Of
i.eyatedroads. He is a handsome
n every sense of the word. His
\ coal black, his dark eye and
cure towering. His face beams
\ nature and his universal popu-
/ y well deserved. His nest egg
mated at SIS, 0O0,0
at FallstaHian form coming in