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

father. Nicholas Lunlng. OF San Francisco. Made
in loans. real estate and banking.
Est NATHAN LITTAUER (of Liitauer Bros.)-Man-
ufacturing gloves and merchandising fancy dry
goods.
JOHN j. LAPIIAM (of II. G. Lapham & Co)-Tan-
ming and merchandising leather. Largely inherited
from Henry &. Lapham.
LEWIS II. LAPlIAM (of ii. G. Lapham & GOTHAM
ming and merchandising leather. Largely Inherited
from Henry G. Lapham.
JOSEPH F. LOUBAT.-Party BY inheritance from his
father tea merchant. who invested his accumu-
lations in now valuable real estate. owns over a
million of real estate In New-York City.
Est THOMAS LEWIS.-Made about s3,000 1000 In the
manufacture OF roofing materials and investments In
real estate. He lived quietly and none knew OF
his great wealth until after his death
MRS. GEORGE LEWIS. JR- tMary Tnylor).-1nherited
several millions from her father. Moses Taylor
made In importing sugar and in shipping first, but
chiefly In railroads. gas. banks and coal invest
ments
BENJAMIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cigar
cites and tobacco and investor in real estate. PreSi-
dent of the Consolidated Cigarette Company.
EST JOHN LAwRENCE-Partly inherited. Made In
drygoods and insurance, and in trustceshp Of the
Garner estate.
Est HORATIO IRELAND LAwRENCE-Partly In
be,ited. Made in drygoods and trading In Michigan
lands.
JOHN LAWRENCE.-From his father, J. X Lawrence
Partly made in rise In real estate
PRESCOTT LAWRENCE formerly of Groon, Mass').
Inherited from Massachusetts relatives Manu-
featuring.
MRS FRANCIS c. LAWRENCE.-From her father'
william T. Garner, Of Thomas Garner, inc
great manufacturer OF cotton Goocs. (Seo MID
Harriet A. Garner)
CHARLES III. LELAND.-Made originally In the TRACE
with Cuba Added to in banking. President of the
Sixth National Bank. Director in the Union Irast
Company, etc.
SETH LOW president of Columbia Colese).-Pariiy
made in partnership with his father. a. A. Low IN
importation of tea, and partly by gilt from Ills
father
WALTER H. LEWIs.-Made a part of his for
tune in drygoods but part through his WIG
who Inherited from her brother, John b. Dash, VINO
made fortune In merchandising hardware anu III
vestments in real estate. Director IN inc hono
Insurance Company, Manhattan Safe Deposit anu
Storage Company, etc.
MRS. WOODBURY. LANGDON QIelen Colford JoneS)-
From her husband, whose fortune was parity III
herited from the Astors and from her father Made
in real estate chiefly.
WOODBURY. LANGDON (of JOY, Langdon COL
Partly Inherited, but made In part in commission
drygoods and investments. Director in the central
National Bank.
WILLIAM H. LEE (of Lee. Tweedy & Colby goods
Director in the Fifth Avenue Bank. Hanover flIe
insurance Company, etc'
EDWARD r. LADEW.-Tanning and leather
JOSEPH II. LADEW.-Tanning and leather.
JOHNSTON LIVINGsTON.-Hi fortune came originally
by inheritance, but has been added to largely by
himself in railroads, express companies ana IN
vestments In real estate, during long ana acuVe
life Director In the American Express Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, National En-
press Company, etc.
Est JOHN A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sing grocer
les and refining sugar
Est ROBERT f. LlVINGSTON.-Rise In real estate
chiefly.
LEONARD LEWlSOHN (of Lewisohn Brothers)'-
Made by importing. first, ostrich and other ieath,rs
hair bristles etc. then the firm became sales agent
for a number Of copper companies; PRESIDENT OF inc
Lewisohn Importing and Trading Company
ADOLPH LEwIsOHN (of Lewisohn Brothers)-
Importation of metals.
PHILIP LEWIsOHN (of Lewisohn Brothers).-
Importation OF metals. member also OF 'he
Lewisohn Importing and Trading Company.
HENRY b. LAIDLAW.-Agent of the Bank OF Cah
fornia Made In banking and investments. director
in the Bank OF New York. Genesec Fruit Company
etc.