Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
tlce, bat be has always lived styiishly
and is not rich msn. Who mas ever de-
MED his great ability

tlce, bat be has always lived styilsniy
and is not 8 rich n.n. Who has ever de-
MED his great ability
Senator Hiscock is probably worth one |
Quarter Is much as EFsrts.
Both the New Jersey Senators are well |
fixed. Mcpherson has handsome tor
rune earned IN the lsw and stock, and |
BIodgett, twenty-five years ago q New
Haven raschinist, became eRtgngled win |
New Jersey railroads with the usual re-
suit. |
Pennsylvania-Dcn Cameron said IN |
nv presenc last summer that his income |
was "sbout $50, 900 a sear"-sbout $50
day. He is the only man in the Senate |
who inherited wealth. Qusy IS worth |
500, 900, and has made IL by good ca
pacity for business.
Salisbury of Delaware never shows
any evidences Of fortune in Washing. |
ton; is probably poor.
Grey is said to be worth 81, 900.
G 1rman Of Maryland has been in Office |
every year OF his life since he wss thir-
teen yea-s old, having bean then sp-
pointed page in the body Of which ne
is now member. Meantime, however,
he has made some money in the
| Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compsny's
stock. He is certainly comfortably OF
| Senator Wilson is not man OF much
property.
| Virginis-Daniel lives in house be-
| longing to his wife.
Riddleberger is good deal worse OF
! than that, and has nothing.
Ransom Of North C.roliDs, rhymes
! with handsome, which he is. but ne eiso
rhvmes with impecunIous.
Vapce's wife mad money, enabling him
to buy house here in Washington. His
best friends demonstrated against the
erection OF tie beautiful summer home
a. Ashville, On the ground OF sNtravs-
gsnce, bat that part OF the Blue Ridge Is
becoming popular resort and ne may
come out sll right.
South Caroliaa-Butler lives modestly
and entertains little. He Is not rich by
good deal. Wade Hampton ditto, and
probsbly more so.
Colqul.t Of Georgia i. Tot very well
off in worldly goods. Joe Brown Is rich
lucky and ssgacious investments IN
railroad and southern iron towns.
Florida-Call Is poor. Nobody seems
, to know anything about Pasco yet.
Pugh OF Alabama was planter, ana Is
said to be Door. Morgan can make q
great deal Of money, as he Is esteemed
one Of the ablest lawyers in the south;
but he has littlesbeyond HE salary.
Walth&ll is not reputed TO have any-
, thing; George Is said to hav aid up
800, 900.
txas-Coke Is not rich; Reagan is
poor.
Jones Of Arkansas is worth something,
INIT is far from rich; Berry is reputed to
=. live on&h;s salary. He lost in battle
les.saad in politics the chance fer tor
ssksane, ard nov goes On Cr0tches, plyslc-
ally snd pecuniarily.
Missouri-C0ckerill lives mainly on his
salary. he has built pretty house on Z
u street, but il is not wholly pAid for. Ves'
is similarly situated.
Harris Of Tennessee Is not supposed &c
be wealthy. He and his boys are run
e ming 8 big ranch down in Texas that MAJ
q be worth something some day. II ne hac
fewer "political holors" ne would prob
: ably have more dollars. Half his life n
u has been the leading man IN Tennessee
u Bate served through the Mexican wal
:, and the war OF the CoBiederacy, raising
It from private to Mel 6 aneral; Is laW-
= ger of good parts, but politics has inter
. fered with his practice and he is pToosoll
% not worth $1,000.
J. Beck of Kentucky came here poor, bu
has made fortunate investments II req
II estate In the suburbs, and Is now yer,
N we'll OF; worth some hundreds OF thous
= ands-it he sells in time.
d Blackburn is free liver, fond Of lux
j. uries, not frugal. and is supposed to de
IS pend upon his salary.
PAYNE Of Oaio Is very rich. He mad
T. hIs wealth in the Standard Oil Company
Il Senator Sherman made money eve
= since he came to Washington in suburban
rs real estate, and recently Melted 5000
in natural gas wellin Ohio. He Woul
g. have been millionaire II he had lei
Of politics alone.
e. VOORHEES, OF Indiana has been too JOE
e. IN public lie to have money. Has httle
J. il ANYTHING, TO depend upon but nj
salary. Turpie is lawyer CT frugal bent
l. but has smsl competence.
1e Far1en of Illinois got rich IN ar
L. goods, and holds his own. Cullen IA
e, probably nothing beyond his house
le Springfield.
S, Palmer of Michigan SIS we'll to do; bu
~ saws he is ''not a very rich man" SSocE
De bridge is rich, retired LUMBER mel
e. chant.
sr SAWYER OF Wisconsin Is one Of the nc
men in the Senate, millionaire. Spoone
rs is comfortable, having what ne saved froI
Id mis- law practice before coming here.
,f Wilson Of Iowa has little aheadsas bus
Id ness men would esteem 1t, but has lal
r up something.
er Davis is a popular lawyer, and hs
ID large fees, but he thinks the most vain
er eole qualify Of money is its transferAoI
in itY, and Is far from rich.
te Kansas: Plumb hiss never lived in stVl
n here, but be is -ephted 70 be worth SG00
81 COO. He is president OF bank and get
be 5000 a month from the "Smel Hopes
oU mine.
ly Iogslla. president OF the Senate is
t. brillapt lawyer. Commanding large fet
and is ia moderate circumstances.
o. Paddock CT Nebraska is said TO ha'
G. reD!enished his fortunes somewhat sinE
lis he was member before.
Msnderson has something ahead, hS
ID ing made between 500. 600 and S200,o
ut in Omaha real estate.
IN Stewart of HovzGa hiss hsd his ups 81
as, downs. TIE heather Cnlnee lnhaoits /,
castle which he built during his ups~ /
zen lost his au. but is said 20 be peggii
og away again. He is sometimes rich, 0
He haa been brought TO the verge CT power
oily ov helpiug his friends.
1873 Stafford Of California is by al ODDS
Tor richest man II tha Senate.
&c Hesref, also, IS not suffering Tor
necessities Of lie, his estimated lneoE
his being about $1,000 & week.
. Oregon men say that MI cbsll is
nd