Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

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10 wss bseser 10 kick . boy coz than 70
~ ham sna 10 give him noney % be
told tee boyA - biz fnEhsF bad told
him- thss tbsy mus support them
s.ivsar
Coxnslius goa . lissls eIsrkship In the
Shoe esd Leather Bank when he vAs
Is, end for fosr yeaFS - COS there ~
early - any ctssk. and worked - late
and as hard He allowed himssif no
extra holidays, and neisher bis father
nor his Rrandfssheg did anysnina ~
make his life eAaisr. Durtng thsos
pears his unoie Torranes, going 10 Ea-
rops for tbs Commodore, invited the
yeuneetern 70 20 sith him, and tie
grandfather feiented and consented.
Ths boy wns Delighted - the chance,
bat the question Of salary vas involved
He presented the matter to the Prcai
dent. Yoo can Co." said the amiAbte
functionary, bus of courss 700 viii
loee voor salary-tl30s That scssied
Il. Gernsiias tnrnsa mis- back on the
temptation and declined 20 -.
When be vns % hs was made clark
" q the bottom II the iaadesS in the
Hndson River Railroad Office, and his
ynuneer BROTHER, William X, Vas pat
a WORK there the next year. For more
than - years nos they have bowed
down 70 il In that great conoern, and
they are far better trained thAA thsir
father ever vss in all the details Of the
buslneso.
They are not fast men. They own
no yachts. fhsy cars nothina for clues.
They are oontsnt, 40 70 the present time,
with one wife apiece. Thsy love their
children, and each family, Sling into
church, locks like pair OF gsnsly siop-
ing stAiEs. They care little for fast
horsee. They do not swear. One Of
them 10 superintendent Of Q Sunday
school, and both are deeply involved In
various charities Of the city.
Cornslins 10 Firss Woe President and
head Of finance. william X. 70 Second
Vice President and Master OF Trans-
porsatiou. Each knows his business
thoroughly. rne most striking thing
about either OF them 10 that they vork
~ hard - II they we're hired By the
job-uhioh they are, b. the vay-and
that they are perfectly democratic ana
accessible TO any person Who has bosl
ness with them. On the who'll, the
present. seniors of the hsu Q Of Wander
biit sre about the most quiet, unAssun-
ing, we'll behaved, well trained and
levsl-headsd Of the New York million
aires Of the present day.-N. Y. csrr.