Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
HABITS oB nILLIoNAIRss

work nll day aud every day, and she
/ brains OF many Of them boil over their
projeots far int3 tho night. Phil
Armour gels down 10 his Office at 2
O'Clock In ghe morning and jay Gould
is on this elevated railroad at Q q. N t.
Gould keeps q number OF met to attend
70 his correspondence, Aod Mlr1sini
goes through the let era before Gould
Aees them. In any thing be bas cou bi
he refers 10 U ould, AMI she latter adopts
1 the policy Of having oLhsr men do his
work for him ni far as possibIe. he
works rspidly himself, oeciding upon
every protsot the q oment 1t comes up,
| and thinking IS fast a. an electrical
current. He eats 4 lunsh a. DalmOni-
cos, aud he keeps q dusen mon busy Gil
day writing Letters and earry Ing cut his
AS 4 O'Clock he goes
home, and, although he has q private
teles rAph wire In his house, IL is said
that hs has the power OF thro~ing of
the troubles OF bis o1los the moment he
gets outside OF Is He enjoys his family
and prefers home 10 society. Ha goes
TO bed at IL o'ciook, and Is, am told,
not troubled With insomnia.
Abram B. Hewitt, on the other hand,
has trouble In getting any sleep Mt ali,
and lii work hAunt1 him like an told
uA -oi-the sea" Hs 10 o eood worker,
TOO, And hs saves tine by The use OF q
s.enographer. He can dictate well,
aud, like Gould, he does mol waste time
10 q fst looking ovor his mail. His phi
vate secretary gives him Lhs letters be
fought 70 answer, aud he dictates replies
10 the btst Angic-SAxon &C the raie oil
100 words Q minute He spends about
ave hours . day In the Mayors office o,
New York, and works AZ hArd As any
ten d oilRr,-R- week otTk IN tue eountry.
Poll Armour has reports from she
bAukS with which no doeo basiness NJ
the various oentres As ~ the Rmuuas u
money he has on hand each day. Thees
Gums often run as high as . milton
dollars and upwArir, and he thus knows
Iexaotly as 70 how NJ doh he can use Ia
lspeculstiop. He Is . keen speoulator,
and he deals IN millions. He made
q, 900 coo on pork In single deal In
1879, and he has now nusineas Of
$50 600 coo. Armour when he took bit
ism into batiaess placed q million 10 hit
Ioredit aui gave him his inll oon tGsncs
IThe 500 proved worthy of HE fashe,'i
IfAith In hta, md IL 10 said that tie 70
lAtlon bst~sen the two ~ tbs strongest
thoth In q business and family Way
lPhil Arnour's father t1Ok bis ohlldreT
Into his c9ndienoe, Aad IRE boys wer,
ooDslder'd 70 bs pa tHsrs In thei
fatheI's business affairs. Young Phi
had access TO bii fathers pookstbook
isDd he liked his fAthet'a principle o
trsin,ny children so we'll that b.
aiop'ed It In the training Of bis son
dis mother was good bnsinets woman
land chs was shown the weekly bSlRno
sheets OF tha different Armour house
aud passed her judgment upon them
Shs ursbd her souA to stsnd by eacl
Iother, and Phil Armopr, IN o reoen
70 h with John A. 6leicher OF Albany
said thai he would give his last dolla
rhth ar tuSn see one Of his bro hers rail-
| 6psski1g OF r,cn mems sons, tn
sensrEl idea prevails that they ar
eB.ined for the devil, and there II n
IGoubt bat q number OF them 60 tina
wSv. The exnep:.ols are, bo weVer
Humorous. and jay Gould's boy GGorR
u said TO be o Ghip of the old box sn,
fully the eQual OF mis- fasher a. q Bharl
trader George Gould Ia now "a year
OF RGa And h4 has y ohild OF his oRr
tiO is his fathers oonfdant, aud IL sal
TO os ss q uie, and simols In his hsbi
40 KIM Jay himssf.
The Vanderbilt boys are alec DON
well, They have taken their father
piAoe In tho mstkCt, and they ara 10
fast young men by any means. As !
Jonn W G-rrest'a children they ar
Istill worth thsir millions, and their fol
sanes are go large that they will prot
noy stick to them R3bsrb q Arrst
who was hii fAsher'e suoo<ssor Ia IL
rAilrosd, docs not seem to have en- coess
fully managed hts trust and Is was to
brnnchiug cut that he did that brongh
the road into trouble He is rather ex
trAvagant In CONS CT his habits, but hi
fortune ID 80 large thst he will hardl,
ba plnohed. aud, as to the estate Of hi
sister and brother, they run high ing
the nilliors
i SsuAtor HshIst, the millionaire repsa
'entStive OF California, has boy wh
sa graduate OF Harvard ANA who pro
poses to make Newspaper man of hi NJ
SELF. He Is pov employed on MS faith
ere pa osr, the Stu francisco EKsml
neT, and Is Is Ssld that he Possesses con
aidei Rb!s iournaliatic talent. Theoe or
Roosevelt iH rich mAu's ron who doe
NOT disRrnce his fa.hor, ami tho mil
liouAire Lgrillnrda have use wall tn
business their father lefs them Rs
turning to the h,btts 0f IicA men, It ,
intersstine 10 look ~ their gasftonomi
taste, and the NV York Cook Intel,
had tbtsrriews With Bops OF tho mos
notad tnlllorSlres As 10 what they o.
md drank
II Jay Gonld'A fnv0ri.e dish 10 bake,
potatos. Thiuk OF n man worth $500
100. $40 cfefeirlny baked po.Rtoss to al
other wards, Thp p3o;elt Irish paasau
can have as good fool 20 cas-, and all o
Gould's millions tickle hts stomach n,
mora T. an II hs vesu worth thousands
IGJod milk. veletsbls4. and piatu nsa
| Eita iittie Dat VI oAt neal lie all hs eat
for bHenkfAst and n. says tie has never
Loaf his f9pdusrs ter tae sty 10 of foo,
~hinh he asaj 10 ktge aa Ills father i
hrn.
Russtll Sage hli breakfast o
orSoSed wheat and st,ak aud baked
potato evsry morning Def ire be goes Y
worG. Ha esIs gets $50 days la tn,
yaaI, and has bAksd sppss half tn,
time. His dinner Is made up OF IoAs
oeef, with bread, butter sud fruit, auL
his supper Ia a chop, STEAK, or boIlsd
aoieNen. with pJtasoss aud Ii cult al
iTlm miugs.
He Washes his Iiunsr down with n
bottle OF oiAres and he aids the dipss
lion OF his break taAs with u table
Ispoonful Of Bourbon Whiskey in apolli
ubris. He drinks Gotfee ut break fAst
and tea ~ supper. and be Ia particular
Iiy fond OF Homemade bread, upon
which be likes an extra spresd OF honey
lover tbe butter
| Congressman Scott OF PesnsylvAuia.
Who was worth SIS 900, 0C0, used 10 eAi
Ia lenohe0n OF oySt Is in the RESTAURANT