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statues wereo objectionable. Old Thomas,
In a rage, hired ell the brlcklayers in Bal
tlmore, ana within four weeks had erect.
ed the masonry wall around the whole
square on which the house stands, thus
cutting off all view. The great blank wall
proved the rulnation of all surrounding
property. The adjacent owners after
ward petitloned Mr.. Winans to remove
It, but he refused. The house is o
Idle, the family having moved to the
more modern residence on st. Paul street.
This house coat about a half q million,
including decorations, and after paying
for it the owner had about 8 5000, 600
left.
hrs. Frank Brown has about 81, $780,
0O0, left her by her first husband, who
was q Texas cattle raiser. Mi. Brown Is
a famous stock breeder, an ex member Of
the legislature, and lives IN q magnificent
house on North Charles street. Adjoin.
Ing the Brown msnsion on the south is
the residences of MI. Eugene Belt, the
aged millionaire, who married Mrs. Alice
Godfrey last fall, to the CONSERVATION of
his family and friends. A divorce suit ia
now pending. Mrs. +. W. Bennett, wife
Of a noted %auctioneer, owns a whole
block Of gilt edged houses on Charles
street, has a small fortune In bonds, and
would have no difficulty in putting her
hands on q couple OF millions. Mrs.
Octavius d. fl, nderfer. of 259 North
Charles street, has a snug fortune of
$3.50, 900, and her two SONS have as much
more in their own right. Her son Will.
liam gave q stag dance some time ago
and 1t was noted that the twenty youths
present could raise something like $4,-
O0O, 900 between them.
L. Courtney O'ponnell and his brother
Oliver have $500, 600 each. The former
Is a member of the Elkridge Fox Hunt
ing club, a gentleman Jockey and a rich
)liver.
Old Thomas Swami, ex-governor, ex-
mayor and ex-Unitsd States senator, left
his grandson, 7. Swami Latrobe, about
S250,000 to keep along with
about as much more inherited
from his grandmother. Young Lattobe
is the son OF the mayor, the Berry Wall
Of Baltimore, and probably wears the
most extraordinary clothing of any man
in America. Two years sgo he walked
down Chaales street one bright afternoon
wearing q shooting jacket of yellow
flannel, stamped with red, blue and old
gold box plaits four inches Equars. The
effect upon psssers-by, for q wonder,
seemed to bs almost startling, even for
Mr.. Latrobe's peculiarly constitutedb brain.
1t was the coats first and last appearance.
MINOR MILLIoNAIREs.
The family Of Hon. George Hawkins
Williams owns property %aggregating So
600 600. Each of his four children in.
heirited $3.50, COO from their grandfather
John S. Cuttings. Eraault Fl. has Sc
cured his fortune by transferring it to
the Safe Deposit and Trust Company.
His suit with his father cost a large
amount, but he gained his case. His
brother, w. S. G.. Williams, Is about
twenty-one years of age. He has been
ed ucsted at Oxford University, and is
very English in his n
Within the clubs, there are one or two
c~oterles of young men, like the "Mc.
CURES and McIntires s." and the &c. U.
N" clubs, composed of members CT the
Maryland" The organization with the
Gael, title is composed of fifteen IN
married young men, Ct high social stand
ing, and possessed of good incomes from
their professions, among them being ex.
Senator John Gill, Chauncey Brooks,
Holy Whyte, Meredith jenkins and
James S. Frick.
Lambert Cuttings on Mt. Vernon
place, is reputed to have 81, 900, 600, and
his brother, John s.. is supposed to have
still more.
Miss Bella Cross, niece of Mr.. John
S. Cuttings Ia very rich. Orville Hor-
witt is q millionaire lawyer. He and his
brother Benjamin married daughters of
the late DR.. Groas, of Philad elphia, who
left each of his children 500, 900. Os.
man Latrobe has 100000, and
Is a great friend of Ross Winans.
George Small, living on Mt. Vernon
place, is possessed of 81, 900, 600, and no
children. William +. Brynes is worth
81 900, 900. Henry James, the partner
of Enoch Pratt, has laid away $1,000 coo.
Mrs. Greenway, northwest corner OF
CHARLES street and Mt. Vernon place, 10
said to have 81, OOO, 900. DR.. Delanc
Fitzgerald, living on Monument street
, near Park avenue, Is half a millionaire.
!, He married a Mias Jackson, of Dublin.
!, Ireland. William Donnell, Who rssides
at Sc. Paul and Biddle, Is another who
, has $1,000, 900. E. Austin Jenkins owns
, 81, 500, COO and a handsome house or
Park avenue. Ohio A. WilliamB, the
3 president Of tho Maryland Club, his son
Ohio, Jr., and his daughter, Miss Sue,
live Just opposite the convent, On Parl
avenue. The child rem have $780, 0(
apiece. Henry James, southeast
corner of Charles ard Chase
streets, has made 81, COO, 600 out q
lumber. Mrs. William A. Fisher, wife
! of Judge Fisher, inherited nearly
81, COO, 0O0 from her fat er. Frances
Denmead, residing on Charles street
near Eager, has over 81, 600, 600. JohI
1 Gill and Charles ID. Fisher, the gra!r
men, are making money steadily, aut
! each is probably a millionaire. William
! A. Marburg, the tobacco man, has laic
away $3.50, coo, and G. w. Gail aud
Christian AK have also made large for
tunes in the same business.
H~ALF-MILLIoN DOLLAR MEN,.
The lat of those worth $500, 900 4
, quite large. Among them are John Car
> roll, who owns the ''Caves," a 3 .000-acrt
tract of land in Baltimore county; Johr
3 Ridgely OF Hsmpden; Mrs. Donnell, nee
Turner, who, it Is said, will come In fol-
o $500, 900 more; Mrs. Alock, q lady who