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

GIOVANNI p. MOROSINI.-stocks and spccuiauoh'
MRS BRADLEY Northumberland from her iainer'
Isaac Sherman manufacturer Of stoves on large
scale, and large investor In the best classes oi
securities
WILLIAM DE roRE.T MANIcE.-Inher!tcd Made
In use in valuc Oi real estate
EDWARD s. MANlCE-Made By ihheH'''i'o Vi ''"
estate now very valuable.
GEORGE b. McANENY.-Siiver and other mines LII
California and Colorado. and speculation
FREDERICK MEAD (of Frederick Mead q Oo'.-iea
Importation Director in the Fourth National BANK
Est MRS JOHN KEMBLE MASON (born Crm''-
Rise in real estate.
Est. HENRY MAsON.-Inherted. Made IN oa"hi"s
stocks and rise In real estate
Est MILFORD MARTIN-Made by large purchases
of real estate. which advanced In value ana m
storage warehouses on the North ana Fac, rivers
Est. W. Is. MOFFATT.-Madc I'm the manufacture OF
proprietary medicines and pills, and Investments In
real estate, etc.
H. VICTOR NEWCOMB-Partly Inherited ana MADE
In banking, railroads and speculation.
'ELKAN NAUMBURG (of Naumburg. Krans. Lauer
Col-Made I'm the manufacture and sale OF clothmg
MRS BELLE NEIIsON.-Inhcrited from the 'eDnmu
fortune. Made in importing Wines etc.
Est ADAM neutrality-suspicious. OF iron and invest
ments.
JOSEPH NAYLOR.-Importing iron. ard investments
in real estate lie has madc large fortune
Est STEWART NEWELL.-Real estate IN IeAaS anu
coal lands In Pennsylvania.
Est OF BENJAMIN NAIllAN.-Stochs' stTeet raAi
roads aid investments.
ECKsTElN NDKTON.-The pOSscssor CT a large fortune
made in banking and railroads. Director In inc
Bank OF the state OF Ncw-Yord, Chesapeake, Ohio
and southwc- tern Railway, Kentucky Central Rni-
WHY. Louisville and Nashville Rail Dad Manhattan
It'll, .I..s, Ia al Innlx of
etc.
J. WARREN NASH-Largcly inherited. All made by
advance In value Of real estate, with other Invest
ments.
JOHN 4. NIXON-Inherttcd from his flcnd John T.
Green who made great fortune In the China trade
Est SAMUEL +. NUk>NC hTHl.-Made in real estate,
Of which clnss OF property he had over S2.OOoOoo
worth.
DANIEL O'DAY.-Prdudng, refining and transport
ing petroleum oil. Director in the seaboaId National
Bank, etc.
WILLIAM OGORMAN.-Madc In advance In value OF
real estate.
ROBERT ~ OLYPIIANr- Railroads and Iron mining
President OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
rny. Director In the AdiOndacks Railway.
Chateaucay ore and Iron Company, Crown FONT
Iron Company, Hudson River ore and Iron Com
pany, etc.
JAMES +. OTSIIArGIINESSY-Rcal estate and rail-
roads in the South and cotton oil. Director In the
Kentucky and Arkansas Land and Industrial Com
pany Nicaragua Canal Construction Company, etc.
WILLIAM OITMAN (d Eastman's Conpanyl.-Ex-
portaon OF cattle and beef Director In the Citizens
savings Eank, Gcrmania Bank Stnyvesant 1nsur-
ance Company Butchers Hide and Melting AS
sociatton. etc.
FREDERIC L. OLCOTT-Private banking and stocks.
Partly Inherited from his father IN Albany. and In
creased by him by Investment. President OF tho
Central Trust Company. Director In the Rio Grande
Western Hallway. Eank Of America. sixth Avenue
street Railroad. United states National Bank and
other corporations.
OSWALD Observation-Disclosures OF 1.-The stats
Editing" Has investments in real estate and stocks
Inherited largely from his wife, the widow Of Jacob
uhl who created the paper.
MRS. VIRGINIA Il. OSBORN (wih Of William II.
osbOn-Inhcrtcd from her father. Jonathan Sturges,
tho great merchant Of tea. coffee and groceries
Est. WILLIAM F. oAKEY-Merchnndising.
Est. GEORGE a. OSCOOD.-Mnde In Wall Street and
railroad stocks. Partly by inheritance.
Est. WILLIAM O'BRIEN tof william John 0Brien).-
banking and Investments.
JOHN oBRIEy (of William & John o'Bricn) .-Privntc
banking aud real estate.
JOHN v O'DONOHUE (of John O'Donohue's SOns).-
Wholesale tea and coffee.
CHARLES a. Wholesale tea and coffee.
HUGH o'NElI.L.-Nindc In his great retail drygoods
store
JOSEPH J. ODONONUE. importing tea and coffee;
and Investments. President OF the Brooklyn and
New York Ferry Company director IN tho Eighth
Avenue Railroad, etc.
WILLIAM OOrHOUT tOf the old firm Of Blocker &
Oothout).-iiadc In importing from
MRS WILLIAM y. OiDEN-FrOm her fnther, John
Arnot OF Elmr,, n. V. who made large fortune
I'm banking. She inherited also from her late
husband fortune made in real estate and rail-
roads, and property worth several
millions. Her husband formerly president OF
the Illinois Central Railroad.
Est GEORGE OPDYKE (of George Opdyke & Co.,
bankcrs).-IIc began an importer OF drygoods.
Retiring from that business. he started the private
bank named above. They were fiscal agents Of the
New York and Oswcgo Midland Railroad and placed
most OF It's bonds. lie left a little over million.
Est Mrs MIRIAM A. OSBORN.-From her husband,
c. j. Osborn, one Of Jay Goulds brokers. Made in
brokerage and stocks.
HOWELL OSBoRN.-Made by c. J. Osborn, In broker
age and stocks.
HERMAN OELRICHS-Made fortune in tho North
German Line Of steamers TO Europe. Has an In
terest In the Madison Square Garden, ETC.
MRS sHIERESA ALICE OELRICHS wife Of Herman
Ocrichs).-From her mother, Mrs. Theresa Fair,
and her fathor James G.. Fair. Made in the
bonanza silver mines.
CARL OTTO PETERS tof Charles F. Schmidt &
Pcters)-Importing wines and liquors
Est JOHN PATON.-Privatc banking and trade.
MRS ELIZABETH s. PATON.-From her husband,
Francis Patton. linen importer.
CHARLES a. PEABODY.--Law practice and inhor-
lance Has various investments. Is director In the
Illinois Central Railroad.
Est ELIAS r. POwEIiS.-Inherted from his brother,
Henry Powers Made in hotels and real estate.
Est. COLONEL WALTER W. PRICE.-Brewing and
real estate.