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

LORILLARD sPENCER.-Inhered.
Est SETH BATEMAN.-B Banking
(For many summer residents Of Newport, see isl
for New-York City,
PASCOAG
.ALBERT L. sAYLES-M Manufacturing woollen goods
Interested in A. l.. Sayes d Co. and +. l.. eayies
g. Co., both cotton manufacturers.
PAwTUCKET.
DAVID GOFF lof ID. Golf 4 sonsl.-Manufacoure OF
worsted, braid and plush
WILLIAM F. sAYLEs (of W. F. and F. c. sayies''-
Bleaching and dyeing; and banking. fIeS"0"' "
the Slater National Bank.
f. c. SAYLES.-Bleaching and dyeng. In partner
ship with William f. Sayles.
PEACEDALE.
Est ROWLAND &. HAZARD.-Made over two nun
ions in the manufacture OF woollen soous an"
shawls; and investments In real estate. i''iroau''
etc.
PORTSMOUTH.
Est THOMAS r. HAzARD-woolen mahuiac'ur'
ing: real estate etc.
PROVIDENCE
Est LAURIsTON HALL.-Partly made IN manu-.
featuring in Providence. but largely In iands In
Minnesota. ,.,rc ,ho
..Est GEORGE II. CORLIss.-Manufactnrihg o'o
famous Corss steam engine; patents
MRS JOSEPHINE BARNABI.-From her n"soanu'
Made In the sale OF clothing.
WILLIAM GODDARD.-Fortnnc founded ID .ne r'.'
India trade with Brown Ives; increased la'terN III
- notwithstanding and various investments
president OF the Providence National BANK ana '''e
Providence Institution for Savings. The "oou'"u
BROTHERS are agents Of the Lonsdaie 'o"p'"''
~ p 7 COMMUNICATIONS founded by Brown d
Ives In the East India trade ana lhcieaSc" w w
ton manufacturing and investments. Inc "oou"'"
Inpcd
ROBERT GODDARD Fortune forwarded py hr"""
g Iyes n, the East India trade. and increased by
cotton manufacturing and Investments Inc
Goddard Brothers are agents OF the Lonsoaie 'ohi-
pany
J. NICHOLAS BROWN Fortune founded by Brown
g. Ives In the East India trade, ana lncresea la'cry
BY cotton manufacturing.
f. H. GAMMELL.-- Fortune founded by Brown
Ives in the East India trade, and increased laterly
by cotton manufacturing.
HAROLD BROwN-Fortune founded by Brown y
Ives in the East India trade and increased latterly
by cotton manufacturing
BENJAMIN b. KNIGHT (of b. B. & r.. Knight
Manufacture and bleaching of cotton goods Presl'
dent of butchers and Drovers Bank.
ROBERT KNIGHT (Of j. Il. & Il. KnighD.-Cotton
manufacturing and bleaching, etc. President of
National Bank OF Commerce and the Peoples
Savings Bank.
.HENRY LIPPITT (of Henry Lippitt & Co).-Manu
Rhode Island National Eank
PROVIDENCE
sHENRY G. RCSSELL.-Made In shipping and manu-
featuring, etc. President Of the Union Bank.
JOHN W. SLATER.-Manufacturin cotton and woollen
goods.
JOSEPH BANIGAN.-Ma Manufacturing rubber goods.
amos c. BARSTOw.-Stove furnace and general iron
manufacturing. President OF the City National
Bank
Est CYRUS BUTLER.-Real estate and banking
JONATHAN CHACE.-Partly inherited. Manuiact-
urng cotton goods. President OF the Phemx
National Bank.
Est EDWARD Observation-Disclosures Pain Killer
and other proprietary medicines.
CHARLES FLETCHE -Manufa curing wOollen goods
.Bst DIR. WILLIAM GROSvKNOR.-Manuf
cotton goods.
EDWARD HAIM.-Woollen manufacturing
HENRY s UIDDEN.-CottOn cloth dealings and BANK
Ing
Jesse METC ALF.-Wooen manufacturing fresi
dent of the National Bank Of North America
Est, HENRY J. STEERE.-Nanufacturing wooehs
hanks; horse railroads, etc
MARSHALL WOODE.-Real estate and banking.
RECAPlTUALATION.
In protected industries. ~
In Ir,snIIiacture OF patented articles. .....~~.
In non protected industries 80
Total ~