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

| SETH b. STIT~r (of SetI B. Sntt &. Cob-Manu-
| featuring wOollen goods.
wool
| MRS. JAMES c. SMITH (bom Drexel).-Prvatc BANK
WILLIAM enthusiastically business and making
machinlsts tools.
| JAMES SIMPSON (of william Simpson g. Sonsl-Maou'
featuring cotton goods.
Est. WILLIAM L. sCHArFER-B Banking and invest
ments.
| WILLIAM SIMPSON (of william Simpson sons)-
Manufacturing cotton goods
| MRS WALTER GEOPGE SMITII.-lnhertcd from the
Drexels and made In banking.
CHARLES SMlTII.-B Brokerage and banking
| JOSEPH F. sINNOTT (of Moore sinnotO-Disil-
ling and wholesale liquors.
EDWARD r. sTOTEsBURY.-P,ivate banking with the
Drexels.
H. WESLEY SUPPLEE.-rlour milling and banking.
President OF the Corn Exchange and National Banks.
| CHARLEMAGNE TOWER, JR.-Hom his father OF the
same name. Made In law real estate. Northern
Pacific Railroad, railroad building and purchase OF
mining lands Mt Lake Superior and elsewhere.
MRS. JAMES f. THROPP.-From her father, Thomas
A. Scott. Made in the Pennsylvania Railroad.
GEORGE G. TlIOMAS.-Piyute banking with the
Drexels.
'GEORGE F. TYLER.-Mning and selling coal.
FRANK THOMSON.-Made In the Pennsylvania Rail-
| road, OF which he is vice-pesidont.
Est, ISAIAH V. Merchandising dry
goods first, followed by investments In railroads.
coal and iron lands and factories lie left fortune
OF several millions.
PETER A. b. WIDENER.-Ol refining, real es'ato'
gas and streecar franchises, etc.
Est ISAAC s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. groceries ana
operations In iron and coal
| JOSEPH wIIARTON.-Nicke mining, manufacturing
zinc and glass, and investments.
c. b. WRIGfFT-Made in the Philadelphia and Erie ana
the Northern Pacific Railroads.
JOHN MISUNDERSTANDING and wholesale and re-
tail drygoods.
MRS WILLIAM p. WIISTACK.-From her husband
Made In saddlcry and hardware.
WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN (of Powers g. Weight
man)-Made q great fortune in the manufacture
OF chemicals Considered by many the richest man
in Philadelphia.
THEODORE Observation-Disclosures Made In SAFE
OF CLOTH and investments in real estate
W. G.. WARDEN (of Warden, Drew q Co)-Mahe IN
commission oil business, and the Standard OIL
Company.
WILLIAM wOOD.-M Manufacturing cotton goods, ana
Investments President OF the Merchants National
Bank.
JOHN LOWBER wEISH.-Inherted from 5. q D.
Welsh. Banking, trade In sugar, ana Investments
| ANDREW wHEELER.-Made In the Iron foundry
business (war prices.
MRS CHARLES wIIEELER-Iron foundry business
(war prices.
JOHN wYETH (of John wyeth & CO).-wholesale ana
retail drug business.
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS (of Durham. Williams g.
Co.).-LocomOtive building.
JAMES A. WRIGHT (of Peter Wright Son).-Deep
sea steam shipping and ocean frcaghtinS.
RICHARD ID. WOOD (of II. ID. Wood Co., ana
Wood Brown g. CoD.-Iron foundry business In
one concern and wholesale cotton goods IN the
other. Real estate also
MRS EDWARD s. WILLING.-From her father' the
late Dr. John Rhca Barton. The fortune OF Ut.
Barton was founded In the Revolutionary period by
merchandising and purchases OF real estate, ana had
been added u since by accumula,ions and Invest
mcnts.
HENRY b. wEIsT1.-Made In the fehhsylVah'a XIII
road and various investments.
JOHN WRIGHT (of Wright Bros. Co)-hanu
fucturc Of umbrellas. parasols and canes, ana real
estate and other Investments. The nrm are AL
good nnanciers ana interested In bnnks. etc.
| John s. wOOD.-Tanniug and leather.
Est. CHRISTIAN II. WOLFFE.-llsrdware business
PrrTsBURG.
CHARLES ARBUTIINOT (cf Arbuthnot stephenson
4 CoD.-Acqured In wholesale drygoods.
JAMES NJ BAILEY.-Coal business and real estate.
ALEX ,NDFR BRADLEY.-M misunderstanding stoves, ana
Investments President OF the Tradesmens Ma
tonal Bank
MRS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the oHarn esu'e'
Made IN real estate which has come down through
four generations.
CAPTAIN SAMUEL BRowN.-Rlver steamboats, and
mining and shipping coal, etc
HARRY DROWN-River stcanooats anu h'in'"s ""N
shipping COAL ETC.
Joseph CRAIG.-Mnde In petroleum.
CHARLIE, J. CLARKE.-Inherited. Made in rail
roads and stocks
MRS THOMAS NJ. CARNEGIE.-From her late nus
band. who accumulated fortune In manufacturing
iron and steel and In railroad operations.
and
Est WILLIAM CARR-Manufactinns ana real e.
tate.
Est JAMES CALLERY.-TanDlng ana ieather' "hu
Investments In railroads, etc.
CHARLES DONNELLY.-Coke manufacturing, In the
Mcclure Coke Co.
MRs. OIIARA DENNY.-From the OHaa estate
Made In real estate which has come down through
four generations and advanced greatly IN Va'ue'
H. d. DENNY.-From the O'lInra estate Made IN
real estate which has come down through -FOUR seh-
erations and advanced greatly IN value
MISS MATILDA DENNY.-From the O'liara estate
which has come down through four generations
md advanced greatly in value.
MRS WILLIAM FREw.-Iier husband a partner In
Lockhart a. Frcw, made Il fortune In oil ana OIL
refining.
H. C.. Prick (of the H. c. Frick Coke Company
Coke making which has brought him very large
fortune lie Is a partner Of Andrew Carnegie.
WILLIAM FLINN.-Contracting bid building.
W n FREw-Inherited Made in petroleum OIL and
ell refining.
! NJ GUFFY.-Siade a fortune In petroleum.
MRS j. NJ. GI'SKY.--The sale Of clothing
f. NJ HIKILL.-Pcroe,m oil.
SEWARD HAYS-Inhcritcd fortune made In coal
mining
MRS. THOMAS NJ HOwE.-From her husband Of
Howe Brown a. Co.. manufacturers Of steel. Was
also In copper mining.
.DR. c. c. HUSSEY.-The richest copper man In the
United stutes Ills fortune was made In the copper
mines at Lake superior.
Ill A. LAUGHLIN Qaughlin Co.).-Iron and steel
manufacturing.
GEORGE NJ LAUGIILIN (Laughlin Co).-Iron and