New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08


estate.
HENRY L. PIERCE (of Walter Baker Co)-Choco-
late business
W. b. RICE (of Rice e. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| boots and shoes and investments
| WILLIAM A. RUSSELL.-Chchy In manufacturing
paper.
'ROYAL E. NOTWITHSTANDING Of the American
watham Watch Company. Manufacturing patented
watches by machinery.
GEORGE +. RICHARDSON.-Chiefy in real estate.
Est. p j. REGGIO.-In the Smyrna trade and invest
menfs in real estate.
III. r. REED Nash, spaulding Co).-Sugar refining
and wharf property.
JAMES s. STONE-Real estate mostly
QUINCY A. SHAw.-Inherited. Made chieny In
Western lands and the Calumet and Hecla copper
mines. Owns nearly a million OF real estate In
FREDERICK r. SEARS.-Inherited rom David sears.
Made in merchandising and real estate investments.
He has than million dollars worth OF real
estate in Boston.
JOSEPH SAWYER (of Sawyer, Manning & CoD.-Com'
mission drygoods.
JOSHUA MONTGOMERY SEARS.-Inherited. MADE
IN merchandising and real estate. He is taxed on
$4,5CO,OOO Of real estate.
JOHN p sQUIRE.-Pork packing.
HENRY Misunderstanding. Treasurer
OF the Pacific Mills.
WILLIAM sOHIER.-Real estate mostly. Has over
a million dollars worth.
Est. DAVID sNOw.-Largely made in real estate
JAMES STEyENSON-Real estate investments.
GRACE STEvENsON-ReaI estate investments
j. p SPAULDINCi (Nssh. spauding & Co..-Sugar re-
filming and wharf property.
Est MRS HENRIETTA S. SARGENT (Brookline).-
Merchandising by her husband, Ignatius sargent,
and investments in real estate.
..ELIHU THOMSON (Thomson-Iiouston Electric Com
pany,.-Invention and manufacture Of patented cleo
trical machinery.
BENJAMIN F. MISUNDERSTANDING and leather.
Est JAMES THORND1KE.-Rea estate mostly.
EJ-GENE " r. THAYER.-lnherited Millions mace
first I'm foreign trade merchandising and shipping
then In Western railroads and lands banking, ETC.
NATHANIEL THAYER.-Inherited millions; made In
the grocery business, banking and Western railroads
and lands has an interest In Illinois Steel Company
Est. CAPTAIN JOSEPH b. TIIOMAS.-NIerchandisin
In California in early days, in which he MADE
million then sugar refining in Boston,
Est JOHN TAPPAN.-Merchandlslng on large scale
H. c. TEACHER (of II. c. Thacher g. Co).-Merchan
dising, cotton and wool, and loans.
ROGER wOLCOTT.-lnher,ed from his father, D.
Huntington wolcott. Made in commission drygoods
in tho firm OF A. 81 s. Lawrence & Co. and in invest
ments
Est. CHARLES wHrTNEY.-Lumber dealing and real
estote Investments: over a million dollars of real
estate.
Est SOLOMON WILDES.-In merchandising ana IN
vestments In real estate.
HENRY NJ wIIITNEY.-Mosly In West End street
railroad enterprise and coasting steamers; is large
owner in Metropolitan Steamship Company.
J. REED WHIPPLE.-Iotel business chiefly Noung's
Hotel and Parker House,.
Est. SAMUEL d. wARREN.-Paper manufacturing
WILLIAM G.. wELD.-From his father. who made sew
eraI millions in deepsca ships, ocean freighng. the
East India trade and real estate in Boston and New
York City
ARIOCH wENTwORTH.-Marbl business and real
estate. About 80 900 600 worth Of real estate.
JAMES A. wOOrSON tof william Clahin Coburn q
Co., and Rogers. Wood. Loring &c Co.).-Manufactur-
ing boots and shoes. loans, and Investments.
Est. NATHANIEL wALKER-Manufacturing. Vic
torla Mills at Newburyport.
Est MOSES wILLIAMS.-Wines, liquors and real
estate. there being n million of the latter.
FRANCIS c. wELt1f.-Iie succeeded his father Is
trustee Of old estates ana made HIS fortune IN that
business and by inheritance, and In various invest
ments.
Est. EDWARD A. wHTTE.-Trustee for the estate Of
his father in law, John simmons, who made his
millions In wholesale clothing and real estate. The
estate pays rates S2.25O0OO OF buildings and lots
ROBERT G. wINTHROP.-Largely from his wife, who
was Mrs. John E. Thayer Mr.. Thayer was banker.
THOMAS WIGGLEsWORrli-Made in East India trade
and merchandising by his father.
JOSEPH II. WHITE (of White. Payson q Co)-Com-
mission drygoods and real estate
CAMBRIDGE.
JOSEPH g. THORP formerly OF Eau Claire, Wis.,
Sawmills and lumber.
DANIEL X. SARTwELL.-Distilling and Investments.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER AGASSIZ.-Made his for
tune In the great Calumet and Hccla copper mines
at Lake Superiar
DALTON.
w NJ ZENAS.-paper manufacturing.
Est JAMES Is. CRANE.-Ihper manufacturing
WESTON BRYON.-Pnper manufacturing
EAST HAMPTON.
Eat. SAMUEL wILLIsTON- Manufacturing buttons
upon a plan suggested BY his wife.
FRANKLIN.
.JAMEssP RAY.-Manufacture OF cotton-batung ana
sloddy, banking. etc. President OF tHe frSiH'"'
National Bank.
CHARLES T. CROKER (of Crocker, Burbank q
Col-p,rtlv inherited. Made in manufacturing
paper railroads. etc
JAMES PHILLIPS. jr-woolen manufacturing anu
dealing in WOOL with other investments. owner OF
The New-York Press"
RODNEY manufacturing paper raiiro'uS'
etc , -.
GEORGE ". PROCTOR Manufacturing WOOL soia
mine Investments, and coal.
FALL RIVER.
Est. MRS. MARY BRAYTON YOUNG widow OF Brad
ford NJ c. Durfee,-A fortune Of many Millions
made in cotton and iron manufacturing.
GREAT HARRINGTON.
EDWIN F. SEARLES-Inherted from his wife, the
widow OF Mark Hopkins. Of san Francisco, an ehor-
mon, fortune. Made in California mines and rail-
roads
GROVELAND.
Est f. j. NJ. HALE.-WOollen mills ana real es'ate.
HOPEDALE.
civilian +. DRAPER.-hrtly inherited out all
made in managing cotton mills ana Manufacture oi
patented cotton machinery
HOLYOKE
MRS J. c. PARSONS.-Paper manufacturing.
WILLIAM WHITING (of the Whiuhg faper Com-
pany).-Paper manufacturing.
LAME, H. wTON.-Manufacturing paper, ana
president OF Home National Bank.
e. c. notwithstanding paper