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


in several railroads. lilo inherited through his
mother from the Cram estate (madc In real estate.
nud added 30 his means first. In the brokerage busi
pes, I'm Wall street. and then In the Palace Car
Company and In railroads. Director In TIC Lincoln
safe Deposit Company.
MRS ELIZA o. WEBB wife Of DR.. william SewafI
webb.-From her father, william IL. vanderbilt
from whom she inherited Slo.00OOOO made In the
development OF tic Ncw-iork Central and other
railroads.
CLARENCE wARDEN-From his father. Francis war
don. who was next to stewart In the partnership OF
A. r. stewart & C., and who for many Years selected
in Paris the sks aces, shawls and carpets the
finn imported 10 New York, and died worth more
than Ss.OOO,0O0.
EDWARD wARDEN.-From his father Francis War
den. partner Of A. T. stewart. see last above.
MRS. FANNIE 8 wHTTEiOtsE.-From william ID.
ogden. Made In Chicago and New York City real
estate and I'm railroads. He was formerly the
president Of the Illinois Central Railroad
JOHN g. wEHDELL.-Inhertei from his father John
D. Wendell, who related 10 the Astors. ana VINO
made fortune In tho rise In value and Improvement
OF real estate.
FRANK ;. wrrIIERBEE.-Iartly inherited. una all
made In the famous iron mine, ut Port Horny, y. Y
MRS MARY STEWART WITHERBEE (wife Of Frank
= WItherbec).-Inheed from the Rhlnelandcr
estate Mlde in real estate.
DIR. WALTER C. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the
Port Henry iron mines
MRS. DIR. FANEtIL d. wEIsSE.-From her father
Henry Suydam. importer ~ cn coffee and VINE
ALBERT wEBER.-rano manufacturing. Partly In
hereA from his father Albert, who established tho
business.
Est WILLIAM wATSON.-IIe left over $j,000OOO
made In drygovds and investment Of his accumula-
lions.
JACOB WENDELL-Made n fortune in commission
drygoods, banking, etc. director in the Continental
Insurance Company, Manhattan Real Estate As'o
citation, New York Real Estate Association. etc.
THOMAS II. WIIEELER-Madc In the sale OF dressed
beef President OF the New York Beef Company.
JAMES f. WARD of james f. Ward Il Co.).-Madc
fortune In coastng lines OF steamers. Director In
the New York and Cuba Mall steamship Company.
.LUCIEN G. WARNER (of Warner Brothers. Manu-
featuring corscts, and Investments In banks, etc
President OF the Hamilton Bank Director in the
Twelfth Ward Savings Bank international Phosphate
Company. etc.
Est. GEORGE HENRY wARREN.-Through his wife,
who inherited n fortune from the estate OF stephen
whitney, an old time merchant
MRS CATHERINE WINTHROP (wlfc OF Robert VIM
throp the banlcr). -lnheritcd fortune from her
father. Moses Taylor. Made in part in importing
sugar and in shipping, but chiefly In the Delaware,
Laclawanna and Western Railroads, gas, banks. and
coal companies.
Est BENJAMIN X. WINTlIROP-lnhcrited from his
father and his mother IA stuyvcsant); made In the
rise in value Of real estiie increased by himself by
investments
Est. DAVID d. WfTIERS.-Partly Inherited In
creased by him IN Louisiana In works. railroads.
etc.
Est. UFRBERT ID. WARD (of Ward & Olyphant.-
Made In coal mining.
MRS SARAH wILLIAMS.-Inhcrited from George
Law and made In contracting and building. rail-
roads. etc.
Mrs ANNA f. WRIGHT.-From George Law. Made
as above.
MRS. MIRIAM +. WILDE (wifc Of William wilde).-
From her first husband Frank Leslie. Made In
Frank Leslic's newspaper anf other publications.
WILLIAM II. wEBB.-one OF New-lork City's great
est ship builders, who before the War conducted