New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

TRACY DOwS.-Inherited from his father. David
Bows, who made a large fortune In grain In New
York City, railroads and banking.
MRS. MARGARET W. DUNIiAM twife Of DR.. Carroll
Dunham).-Inherited from her father. David Dows.
who made large fortune in grain In New-York
City railroads and banking.
GEORGE b. COOKsEY.-From his wife, daughter
OF David Bows.
ARTHUR L. BARNEY.-Made In the express business
and freghting on the lakes
JOHN T. TERRY (of f. D. Morgan a. Co.).-Importng
tea. coffee and sugar; negotiation OF bonds and
banking. Director In Bank Of MISUNDERSTANDING
American Exchange National Bank, American Fire
Insurance Company. Texas and Pacific Railroad
wabash Railroad, Western Union Telegraph COM
pany. International ocean Telegraph Company,
Peoria and Pepin Union Railroad American Tee-
graph and Cable Company, etc. etc
ISLIP.
MRS. MARIA WHITNEY LIVINGSTON twife OF Robert
C. Enthusiastically inheritance from the estate OF
Stephen whitney. the great New-iork merchant.
Made In merchandising real estate and Investments
ITHACA.
HENRY W. SAGE.-Made many millions in the pur
chase of cheap pine lands In Michigan and sale OF
lumber therefrom
WILLIAM ii. SAGE.-Made in pine lands In Michigan
and sale Of lumber therefrom.
ANDREW d. WHITE.-Largely Inherited. Made In
banking and investments
Est. EX-JUDGE DOUGLASS BOARDMAN.-Law,
banking and Investments. lie president Of the
First National Bank.
Est. JOHN MISUNDERSTANDING and railroads.
PROFESSOR WILLARD FISKE-Inheriiance through
bis wife from John McGraw. Made in lumber and
pine lands
Est EZRA CORNELL-Telegraph lines banks, rail-
roads, etc.
KINGSTON.
Est JOHN II. CORDTs.-Local real estate. banks.
water works and brickyards.
IASAIIE
Est. A. NJ. CHEsEBROUGH.
Est. GENERAL Ella MERRIiM.-Stage routes. rail
roads and land In northern New-York. lie was
also a large farmer and had large estate.
LANslSGBURGH
EDWARD TRACY.-Malting. brewing and real estate
MANHANSET.
Est HoRATIO G. ONDERDONK.-Mos real estate
MIDDLErOwN.
ROBERT II. BERDELL.-Made in the Erie Railroad
and speculation.
MOUNT VERNON
MARTIN L. SYKES.-Railroads and stocks lie is In
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. st. Paul.
Minnesota and Omaha Railroad and other corpora
tons.
MAMARONECK.
WATSON 3. DICKERMAN.-B brokerage business and
stocks. President OF New York Stock Exchange.
WILLIAM G. READ.-StOcks and brokerage business.
F. F. CAKES
NEw-HAMBURGT.
Est MOSES II. GRINNELL (of Crnnel Il Mnturn).-
Made In deep-sea shipping and foreign trade.
Est FRANCIS r. RIvES.-Partly by inheritance. Was
for many years with Alexander Hamilton mainly
In realestate law lie left So 600 900, mainly
In real estate.
NEW ROCHELLE.
Est. GARRISON y. POTTER.-Partly inherited. Made
In law practice and investments.
ADRIAN A. POTTER (of Potter, stymus & Co., New
Yprk)-Manufacture Of high class furniture and rise
in real estate.
WILLIAM d. KENDALL Manufacturing carpets
banks. railroads, insurance companies etc.
Est. CHARLES c. Notwithstanding in wallst., New
York.
NETWORK CITY.
CThe list for Newlork City will be published last.
after the lists for the rest Of the United statesD
NYACK.
Est. ROBERT II. ARKENBURGH.-Cigar mnnuactur-
ing wholesale leaf trade and real estate in New
York City.
''COLONEL RICHARD Manufacturing Of
springs, patented.
GEORGE NJ. HARD.-Bankng in New York and H.
vestments. President of Chatham National Bank.
Director In Phoenix Insurance Company. New
York, Connecticut and Eastern Railroad. Consol-
idated Refriscratng Company. ID. c. iuengling. jr.,
Brewing Company, etc, etc.
OYSTER BAY.
PERRY BELMONT Inherited from August Belmont.
Made In banking IN NewYcrk City.
OswEGO.
SWISS CoNDEE.- Manufacturing woollen print
goods.
THOMPSON KINGSrORD-Modc in the Oswego starch
factory and planning mill, box factory ana store.
THOMAS S. MOTT-Made In the grain commission bust
ness, vessels, gas and water WORKS, etc. President
Of the First National Bank.
GEORGE Il. SLOAN.-Made in the grain commission
business chiefly, little in Oswego Shade Cloth Fac
tory. President of the second National Bank.
THEODORE IRWlN.ln the grain commission bust
ness: a little in Oswego shade Cloth Factory with
Mr. Sloan.
Est SAMUEL b. JOiINsON.-Flour milling and for
warding
ONEONTA
Est DAVID wILDER.-Largc dealers in hops. Also
In farming, banking md land investments.
Est ELIAKlM Il. FORD.--Merchandsng and rea
estate, and Albany and susquehanna Railroad, o.
which road he was one Of the projectors and always
director.
PAwLING.
JOHN B. DUTCHER.-Made chiefly in railroads. He
is director In many Of the Vanderbilt railroads. and
owns a large dairy farm near Pawnng.
PELHAM.
BENJAMIN FAIRCIIILD.-Real estate spccuations.
PELHAM MANOR
MRS ROBERT c. BLACK.-From her father, silas II
Witherbee. Made In iron mines and iron man
ufacturing
PENN YAM
Est CHARLES c. SUPERINTENDENT business and
various Investments.
PORT CHEETER
WILLIAM J. T1NGUE (of rngue. House & Co., New
York).-woollcn manufacturing.
John A. MISUNDERSTANDING IN cattle chiefly.
Est. ELWOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES screws AMI
bolts.
PORT HENRY
WALTER E.. INTERPRETATION his father. silas II
Witherbee. Made In iron mines and Iron man
ufacturing.
60 r. sHERMAN-Iron mines and iron manufactur
Ing
PORT JERVlS.
Est. HENRY II. FARNUM.--Made in developing inc
local real estate gas and water works. banks etc., VI