New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
PART II.
PAGES 10 TO IS.

OLIN G. WALBRIDGE (of Calhoun. Robbins Co,
New-York).-Importins and jobbing fancy drygoods'
and investments In insurance companies, etc.
PETER WYCKOFF.-Rcal estate. Inherited from his
father which has since been improved.
WILLIAM ii. WALLACE-IrOn business. banks ana
railroads. Vicepresidcnt Of the Franklin Trust
WILLIAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cream Of tartAs
and baking powder; and real estate. Of which he v
one OF the largest owners In Brooklyn.
BUFFALO.
MRS. TRUMAN G. AvERY.-Inhcrted large fortune
from her father. stephen G. Austin, who made his
money in real estate, loans etc.
PHILIP BECKER-Groccry business and real estate
MILLS W. BARsE-Inherited from his father, who
made It In the oil regions mostly. Is himself
banker.
JOHN Observation-Disclosures leather and boots
and shoes.
MRS. L. B. BURR-Inherited fortune from an Eng
fish relative
Est. THOMAS BROWN
JACOB DOLD.-Pork packing in Kansas City, etc.
ROBERT L. FRYER tof Gratwick Fryer.-Sawmlnss
lumber, and purchase Of low priced pdnelands.
GEORGE S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
w. H. GRATwICK of Gratwick & Fryer).-savmilh,
lumber, and purchase OF lOwprced pine-land
C. W. Manufacturing lumber.
&C. j. HAMLIN.-Merchandsin and manufacture Of
glucose.
NELSON HOLLAND Lumber business and other enter
prises.
SHERMAN S. Observation-Disclosures stoves and
ranges, and banking and narrow guage railroads ID
oil regions. Has other investments. lie Is pfesr
dent OF the Bank of Buffalo.
~ II. LEE (of Lee Holland g. Co).-Partly inherited.
Made in planning mill, the sale Of lumber. and real
estate.
FRANK LEE (of Lee Holland q Co)-Party In
herted Made in planning mill, the sale OF lumber,
and real estate.
A. d. A. MILLER (of Miller, Greiner & Co(-Siade ID
the wholesale grocery business and advance In value
of real estate.
PASCAL P. PRATT tof Pratt e. Letchworth)-Nads
in manufacturing saddlery hardware in part, but
also In suburban real estate which has increased In
value. In several banks
,.DR RAY V. observation-disclosures Of proprietary
medicines and investments. President Of Buffalo
Loan Trust and Safe Deposit Company.
FRANCIS II. ROOT tof Root & Heating, formerly Of
Jewett & ROOt).-first in manufacturing stoves and
ranges then in tanning and leather
B. C. RUMsEY.-T Tanning. leather and real 'estate.
ID. P. RUMsEY.-Tanning, leather and real estate.
JEwETT NJ. RICHMOND.-Dealing In grain, real estate
and banking.
HENRY A. RICHMOND.-From his father, who made
fortune in railroads and other enterprises. lie u
himself engaged In lithographing
SIDNEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hardware and
dealing In stocks.
y. T. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In tanning then in brew.
ing and also in chemical works and milling.
JAMES NJ. SMrTH.-Law practice and real estate.
JACOB sCHEU.-Brewihg and real estate.
Est. JONATHAN sCOvILLE.-Carwheei manufacture
Ing and outside Investments.
JOHN sATrERFIELD (of H. L. Taylor Co)-ou
producing.
MRS. ROBERT SOUIRES.-From her father, william
G. Fargo Made in express business.
ELBRIDGE G. SPAULDING.-Banking in part, but
largely in real estate and other investments Presi
dent OF the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank.
Haskell L. TAYLOR (of II. L. Taylor Co.I-Mads
in Oil-producng.
GEORGE URBAN.-Flour mill and real estate.
Largely inherited from his father George Urban.
GEORGE L. wILLIAMS-From his father. the late
Gibson T. Williams who made fortune in ship
chandiery business and tanning originally; hut the
bulk Of II In real estate and banking.
c. H. wILLIAMS.-Capitaist.
JOHN wILKESON.-Gain elevator and real estate
JAMES p. 'wIIrTE-Inherited his fortune.
CXNANDAIGUA.
Est. JAMES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Est. ALEXANDER Observation-Disclosures.
CORNING.
.AMoRY HoUGHToN.- Manufacturing glassware. coal
mines, etc.
Q. W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. banking ana invese
ments in real estate.
f. A. DRAKE.-Pennsylvapia ooal-mines, railroads
and merchandising.
Est. JOSEPH FELLOwS.-Real estate. etc. He was
agent OF tho Pulteney estate and other great landed
interests.
COOPERSTOwN.
MRS WILLIAM GENERALIZATION her father, Henry
Barclay Of York, who made fortune In real
estate.
CHATEAUGAY LAKE.
SMITH NJ. wEED.-Made in iron mining
COPAKE IRON WORKS.
FREDERICK MILES.-Grocery business and iron man
COOPERSTOWN.
ALFRED C. CLARK.-Plnnins mills and lumber.
DOLGEvILLE.
ALFRED DOLGE.-M Manufacturing piano materAis
and rise in value Of real estate
DOBB's FERRY.
.J JENNINGS Observation-Disclosures OF the PAT
ented iron cotton tie, with investments 10 real es'
tate I'm New-York City. Chief owner Of the Ma
varro apartment houses.
Est FRANCIS ". LAsAK.-In the fur business VIE
John Jacob Aston and invested largely In real es-
tate In New-YOrk City.
JOSEPH STINER (of Joseph Stiner Co.. New
YorN.-rea merchant. Has fifteen or more branch
stores.
FREDERICK J. STONE.-Stocks and law practice
EAST CHESTER.
GEORGE p CLAPP.-From his late wife. Mrs. Deslee
A. Ciapp. who inherited about four millions from
her first husband.
MATTHEW II. ARNOT.-From his father, John A.
not the banker. Worth several millions. freo'
dent Of the Chemung Canal Bank.
BRIGGS.-In the brewing business
,HENRY C. sPAULDING.- Manufacturing lumber
and dealing In same.
SOLOMON GILLET.-Manufacturing.
Est DR. EDWIN ELDRIDGE.-IrOn manufacturing.
coal mines and Erie railroad.
FLUSHING.
FREDERICK A. PALMER-President OF the Broad
way savings Bank in New-York City. Made In
banking. . -
GARDEN CITY.
.HIRAM DURYEA.-Starch manufacturing at Glen
Cove Long Island He is president Of the Nation
al starch Manufacturing Company.
GLENS FALLS.
JEREMIAH w. FINCH (of Finch Pruyn).-Saw'
mills, lumber and banking. President OF the Giens