New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-22

ana railroad stOcKS
I'D. HERBERT MISREPRESENTATION David IIosteter.
Made in proprietary medicines and biters real estate
and railroad stocks.
THEODORE HOSTETTER.-From David Hostetter
Made In proprietary medicines and bters real estate
and railroad stocks.
ROBERT HAYs-Made in steamboating on the rivers
and canal transportation.
THOMAS c. JENKINS.-Made In wholesale groceries
and -four.
BENJAMIN F. JONES (of Laughlin g. Co.)-Made In
iron and steel manufacturing.
j. KAUFMAN.-NIade in the sale OF clothing
WILLIAM J. KOUNTzE.-Made In transportation by
steamboats, and rail.
JACOB KOPP.-Sawmils and lumber.
JACOB KLEE.-ManufactuIe and sale Of clothing.
JAMES LAUGIILIN, JR. (of Jones and IAughlln).-
Manufacture of Iron and steel.
"A NJ. Observation-Disclosures merchandising
and advance In value of real estate.
WILLIAM MULIINS-Made in railroad interests.
JAMES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In iron manufacthr-
ing President of the First National Bank.
p. II. MlLLER.-ln the building Of locomotives and
steam engines.
III. SELLER MCKEE (of Nc Kce g. Notwithstanding
featuring flint glass and traction roads. lie Is
president Of the First National Bank OF Birming
MRS. JACOB n. McCULLOUGlI.-From her husband
who was vice president OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Made In railroads and stock operations. originally
in merchandising. groceries, and banking.
MRS. WILLIAM McKNlGHr-From her father Harmon
Denny. Made in advance in value of real estate.
JOHN p. OBER-Made In brewing and real estate.
JOHN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and groceries.
HENRY PiIPFS .t:,-AIadc In iron and STEEL manu-
featuring and bridge building
MRS. JAMES PARK, JR.-Cotton, coffee, and steel
manufacturing. Inherited.
DAVID f. PARK.-Chicfy inherited. Cotton. coffee
and steel maDufacturinc
CHARLES PARK.-Chiefly Inherited. Cotton, coffee
apd steel manufacturing.
WILLIAM &. PARk.-Cbiely inherited. Cotton, coffee
and steel manufacturing.
JAMES PARk.-ChieHy inherited. Cotton, coffee
and steel manufacturing.
"A. f. W. PAINrER.-Made in iron manufacturing
and investments. President of the safe Deposit
and Trust Company Of Pttsburg.
JACOB PAINTER.-Made in iron manufacturing
JOSHUA RHODES-Iron pipe manufacturing.
ANDREW ID. SMlTH-Manuacturng steel. and coal.
WILLIAM II. SINGER (of Singer, Nmick d Co..
steel manufacturing.
MRS. DAVID A. STEwART.-From her husband, who
was connected with the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany the I1ttsburg Locomotive Works. and the
Carnegie interests.
N ii. Notwithstanding and lumber.
EMANUEL Observation-Disclosures.
JOHN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOAP candles, etc
cotton Oil refining. and steel making.
JOSEPH WALTON.-Coal merchant; fortune made
largely during the lie is president OF the
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburg.
ANTRIM.
W. J. HowELL.-Madc in the grocery business and
investments.
BERWICK.
'MORDECAI W. JACKsON.-Partly In car building
President OF the First National Bank.
BRADFORD.
J. r. JONES.-Has made nearly million, II not quite
in OIL producing
T. Emory JR-Oil proiucnC manly but has many
other interests.
JAMES AMM.-Oil producing
CARLISLE.
Est JAMES W. BOsLER.-Mnnly in Indian contracts
and the Palo Banco cattle ranch, which was otter.
ward sold to stephen W. Dorsey.
CHESTER.
SAMUEL a. CROZER.-Has made a large fortune in
cotton manufacturing at Upland Penn.
ROBERT WETliERILL (of X. Wetherll d Co..
Manufacture Of steam engines and boilers.
CONNELLsvILLG
y. W. MOORE.-Made in coke manufacture.
CORNWALL.
ROBERT II. COLEMAN.-iIas a sixth interest in the
famous Cornwall iron ore hills In which, the stats
Gcologist reports. there more than 30.0OO.OJ0
tons of iron ore, above water level. and larger
amount below. The ore is worth about ~ ton.
ANNIE COLEMAN.-A sixth interest In the Cornwall
iron ore hills
iron banks.
Est. THOMAS BEAvER.-Coal and iron and mcr
chandlsng.
DAWSON.
w. J. RAINEY.-COa mines. coke and banking.
DUBOIS
JOHN E. DUBOIs.-Sawmllls. lumber, tanning and
leather. and other interests.
EASTON.
JOHN y. HUTCTINSON.-Madc in railroads.
ERIE.
Est. JAMES HENRY SOJ'THER.-Law practice, lands
in oil and lumber regions, and various investments
HON. WILLIAM A. GALBRAITH.-Most in Chicago
real estate. President Of Erie Dime Savings and
Loan Company.
GEORGE sELDEN.-Chief proprietor Of the largest
boiler and engine shop in the world.
Est. WILLIAM L. SCOTT. tho richest man In the city
Made In railroads, coal mines and real estate In
the city and elsewhere. Ills fortune was more than
ten millions.
MRS WILLIAM L. sCOTT-Iy inheritance from John
+. Tracy, increased by investments In the Rock
Island Railroad.
III. F. WATSON.-Made In the manufacture OF building
. and roofing paper.
CHARLES NJ. REED.-Erlc City real estate. inherited
from C. NJ Reed. his father.
MRS GENERAL REED.-Erie City real estate. In
herted from G. NJ. Reed.
EST JAMES CASEY
FOXBURG
JOSEPH NJ. FOX.-Inhenance OF oil lnnds. Fortune
made in oil producing and private banking. Presi'
dent Of the Foxburg II;nk.
HANNAH FOX.-Inheritance Of oil lands.
FRANKLIN.
IS. p. McCALMONT.-Law practice. coal interests
etc.
HARRISBURG.
H. DONALD CAMERON.-Partly Inherited from Simon
nd IN, bvI pyo neufc in Gal 81 at
and in iron manufacturing. lie is president OF the
National Bank Of MiddletOwn.
n. L. BAILEY.-Iron manufacturing.
HENRY McCORMICK.-By inheritance from james
Mccormick the richest ma1 in this section OF the
State who made fortune In law practice and real
estate speculation. Added to by the son In iron
manufacturing