New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05

Vanderbilt, RON whom sie hpicii'ou %i""'"'OO
Made In railroads
roUN II sTARIN.-River steamboats, and harbor trans
portaton.
Mrs ALICE E. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES her hus-
hand John H. schoenberger who made fortune III
iron manufacturing at Httsburg.
Est SCHUYLER SKAATS.-Mcrchandisn sOeK-
brokerage business, and real estate investments.
CAROLINE SCIIMID (of Bernheimer Schmidt
in brewing and real estate. In the Lion Brewery
EDWARD G. sCIIAEFER president OF the r. q NJ
schaefer Brewing Company brewing and real es-
tate Director in the Germania Bank, etc.
Est. GEORGE X. S1STARE-Made In Wall oucc' 'i
dealing In investment securities
JESSE sELIGMAN-Cngnally made In the import"
ton OF clothing followed by banking, In which iat'er
the seligmans have become famous
JAMES sELlGMAN-Orgnaliy made IN t''e ilipo .,@
ton OF clothing followed by banking, In whch ia''o
the sellgmans have become famous.
WILLIAM sEIIGMAN.-Orgnaly MADE IN thc ilnp'i''
ton OF clothing, followed by BANKING III WIN" '''
the Seligmans have become famous
Eat sAMJEJ, sTILwELL-Cty and country real eS
tate, and investments. ,
Est. HENRY sMITH.-Flrst in groceries ana canal
stores at F,ltonv1e, n. Y. Then agent Oh lie AZ
hanv Merchants Line OF Canalboats, on inc ETC
80, T1en with Abram Van Santvoord in towing
an the Hudson River. Then with Alfred van S'h1
yoord In the business ana steamDoauhs !"
Albany: and In banks and stocks
AUGUSTINE SMITH (of Augustine Smith COL
Paper manufacturing and Investments Director III
the Nassau Bank etc. ,
FRANCIS SMITH.-IIas made a large fortune, WIFI HIS
brother. George W. Smith. in railroads. s'ooAs'
bonds Omaha real estate and Western lands
GEORGE WARREN SMlTil.-Railroads, secunues'
Omaha real estate and Western lands.
CHARLES S. SMITH-ImpOrtng and wholesale orS-
goods first then in banking and financial corpora
lions. Director In the Equitable Life Assurance 90
ciety: Fifth Avenue Bank; Fourth National BANK
Rank Merchants National BANK
United States Trust Company Manhattan safe De-
posit and storage Company. ETC., etc.
FRANCIS s. sMITH.-Pubnshng The New-fork
Weekly story paper
Mrs f. LEROY SATTERLEE.-From her father Henry
suydam whe made a fortune in importing tea wine
and coffee. .
LAZARUS sTRAUs (of L. straus 6 Sons).-Importing
china. pottery. glassware, clocks and bronzes
IsIDOR STRAUS (of l.. Straus q Sons, importers OF
china etc. and of II. II. Macy ~ Co., retail dry
goods toys etc.).-Ils fortune was FOUNDED III I'M
porting china, etc. He then became one OF the
owners Of X. II. Macy q Co., and invested In real
estate and hotel property at Lakewood, N. j.. ana
in banks etc Director in the Hanover Nauohai
and the New-York County National banks.
NATHAN STRAUJS (of l.. Straus 81 Sons, importers OF
china etc. and Of r. ii. Macy Co., drygoods)-
Made in importing china. etc, and the retail dry
goods business.
Est DAVID L. SUYDAM.-Partly inherited from MS
father shipping man and -four manufacturer In
creased by himself in importing silks and other
goods from France.
Est FRANCIS p sCHOALS.-Bookbindng first; his
wealth came however, chiefly from banking and
stocks Was president Of the Broadway savings
Bank.
JAMES A. sTRIKER.-Real estate. by inheritance
chiefly.
THOMAS STURGIS-Made In the East india trade,
real estate and investments. Director i'll the west
noaf Electric Street service
Company; Maryland Ice Company; New'iork and
New-Jerscy Terminal Railroad Company, etc.
RUSSELL sTURGIS-Inherlted from his father, of the
same name formerly with Barring Bros, bankers,
and interested in shipping and coastlns steamers.
FREDERICK sTURGES.-lnherited from Jonathan
sturges, the grocery, tea and coffee merchant.
Director in the National Bank Of Commerce; New
York Warehouse and Security Company, and has
other interests.
ROBERT STURGIS formerly Of Doston).-Made in
foreign trade. Director in the Nicaragua Canal
Construction Company, etc.
GENERAL DANIEL E. SlCKLES-Inherited from his
father George G. sickles, and made in real estate
and houses.
Est. WILLIAM J. SUBSEQUENTLY gunmaker, but
made his fortune in the Metropolitan Gas Company,
street railroads and telegraph lines.
Est FREDERICK A. SEAMAN-Merchandislng tea.
Est. JOHN ii. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in part,
but chiefly in large real estate operations. Also in
banking.
ANsoN PHELPS sToKEs.-nlruy inherited from his
father, james stokes, a partner in Phelps, Dodge d
Co.. who withdrew finally from that firm to form the
bank Of Phelps. Stokes O. Co. lie was in the
Ansonia Brass and Copper Company, Pennsylvania
Land and Lumber Company. and various other bust
ness organizations. The fortune was made in i'm
porting metals banking. Michigan and Pennsylvania
timber lands, and investments. Arson Phelps
stokes is director in the Ansona Brass and Copper
Company Mutual District Messenger Company,
Mutual District Telegraph Company. United States
Electric Lighting Company, United States Trust
Company, etc, etc.
MRS. ANSON PHELPS sTOKES.-From her father
Isaac n. Phelps. the great banker. Made in import
ing metals, banking and investments.
THOMAS STOKES.-Partly inherited from James Stokes
and made in importation of metals. banking and
miscellaneous investments.
JAMES STOKES.-Partly inherited from James Stokes
Mlde in importing metals banking Michigan lands
etc. Is himself banker. Director in the Liberty
Insurance Company. Mercantile Trust Company and
other companies.
WILLIAM E. ID. STOKES.-Partly inherited from James
Stokes. Made in importing metals, banking and
miscellaneous enterprises. Director in the Kensico
Cemetery Company.
JOSEPH S. sTOUT-Largely inherited from his father
Andrew V. Stout, merchant banker and investor
Joseph S. Stout Is in the brokerage business, stocks
and investments. Director in the American Bank
Note Company, Holland Trust Company. Lagerman
Typotheter Company, New York Mutual Gas Light
Company. National Shoe and Leather Bank etc. etc
Est. HENRY SPINGLER.-Began a market gardener
west of Union square. Owned land which has
risen enormously In value.
Est. MIR. sTRYKER.-Rlse in value Of the old stryker
bay farm within the limits Of the present New-York
CITY. near Flfteth-St.
WILLIAM C. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Inherited
real estate. From Peter and Edmund II. Schermer-
horn. Peter had an old ropewalk upon what is
now Schermerhorn-st. In Brooklyn, and large
quantity Of real estate exceedingly valuable, in
New-York and Brooklyn, including what is now
Greenwood Cemetery Director I'm the New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company.
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