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formed him ~ho shs wzs. and the meeting
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ing, though Ars. 0raes asodsssiy disciainsd
special credit
Halliburton Fales, Jr., . . rzritsi instancs
OF shoso who have asa ''foFsune thrust upon
them HIS fathsr was a very rich New
York merchant 10 died some years ago Il
WlnAsnasre, England. while assoaa upon
a pleasure trip and who lett hIs fortune tc
kis widow ana Two soma The elder receives
eEst class edueaEion, graduating Al Colum
bia c0i,ege and thereafter at the Law scsOe
% that university he started his profes
sioasl eArssF a. attorney for tas estates oi
the family, a business larger and more lucra
i've than that os most lawyers By the deats
Of samuel Bradford Fales. philadelphia
millionaire, his wealth was still further 10
creased Ir1IaediAtsly upoa this wlndfall
lie married Miss Isabel Corse, daughter o
the retired banker who conlmeznorated III.
ev-rs by q marriage settlement Of five hun
drcd thousand dollars and wno a few year,
ago died leaving his property valued at sew
sral rniulOcs TO hs two daughters. Fales Il
ssia a yosng man, not yet having reached
BIS fortietn year. He Is tall sIsnder, rathel
goed looking blonde, with the quletest man
Z rers and habits imaginable. He works hare
az MS profession, but confines his labors {,
+ MS best client. himself Unlike his younl
brother. who Is a Berry Wall sort OF man and
a regular patron OF the Brunswick, Del
mOuico and Hoffman cafes. be is extremely
domestic IN his mode Of living and is seidoz
seen in social, dramatic or political circles
he takes little or no interest in politics q
any OF tke movements Of the day, but seem
To 90 as completely controlled by the Asto
ambition as any member Of that opulen
family, viz, 70 raise q great family and I
sHn greater family estate.
Charles r. A. Hiurichs is one OF the few
tradesnsen who. having secured wealth il
legitimate business, has not been tempted q
toy with fortune IN ths naxcs OF Wall street
/ Coming TO this country forty years age
knowing neither its language, customs o
people, be began his career Is SO many othe
good citizsns in the humblest fields. At or
time be was waiter in a cheap restaurant
then messenger and man os al work In
small shop and finally porter IN Werckmess
ser's china store on Broadway. Bis com
/ panions in the leisure moments afforded b.
these vacations were the English gramma
and dictionary. Ere long ne was enabled {
ntilizr IN mis- new tongue the excellent educa
tion be had received In his native lapd
From tbss time on his rise wes rapid II
pssss<i from position 20 position until he wa
naxnASsc Os the horze, and on Werckrneister
rctr-nsnt became iss sole owner. II ha
grown secadilJ ever since, and though cor
servstive in character is today one Of th
largest in the land Years ago Hinrichs ha
the sagscisy To perceive the future vslue Q
land IN New Jersey. At that time it wa
farming country outsade OF Newark, Pater
son and Eixahefh. and could be bought a
low as $50 per acre A rich man then, h
purchased largely in the nei eighborhood Of Net
Brunswick, and ere long was enrolled on Cd
tax books as one Of the leading land owner
of the country. The growth Of New Yor
city and toe increased facilities Of the raj
roads soon began to changc the aspect of al
fairs In the state OF William Walter PhelF
and 20 give a new valns to its real estate
Property hs bad purchased at sloo an acr
he could sell at $4,000. He preserved th
tenor Of his way and leased his land, bU
nsver sold Today he controls al eutir
town in that state and sajoys an incom
from is which would do credit % fns rer
rolls Of Englsnd's peerage His wealth
estimated at between $1,000, 600 and IS, 600
600 Personally, he Is very handsome ma
and at one time bore a striking resemblance
to the late Emperor Napoleon III. he is
lover Of srt and literature, ond has at hor
An sxcellsus osslscsion Of pictures and a yer
good library. BE has . good sized fsnil
of chilsirsn and grandchildren OF these OF
Is The veil known lawyer and wTisar. Eres
eric W HiRriSas. Who has already attaine
prorainsscs in the twin cities that border th
East river. PALEs-CURTIA