New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-22

private DnnKlng, etc.
MIDDLETOWN.
JAMES Merchandising, humber. COAL TO-
bacco, ETC.. and investments.
McKEEsPORT.
MIR. KUHN (of Kuhn Bros.).-Banker and controller
of the American Water Works and Guarantee Coni-
pany. They control thirty or forty plants.
MATCH CHUNK.
GENERAL WILLIAM ULLY.-COal mining.
EDWARD b. LEIsENI,ING.-Coal mining
Est. asa observation-disclosures especially the Lehlsil
''''e' "'''''"'' OIL CITY.
M. GEARY (of D. O'Day NJ Geary OH Ci'y boic'
works,.-Boiler manufacturing.
Mr.. VANDERGR1FT (of Vandergrif, Young d Co''-
OH producing.
WESLEY CIIAMRERs.-oil property ana mining
speculation.
n. +. CLAIK-oil property and mining speculation
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
MRS j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WILLIAM l.. AUSTIN with Durham. Williams q
Co.,.-LOcomotlve building
J. b. AITEMIs Coffin, Altemus Co'l.-Comm'-
sion dry goods.
Est WILLIAM c. ALLIsON.-Car building mainly.
&C. W. BERGNER (of the Bcrgncr En9ei Brewing
CO.).-Brewing and real estate.
Est. JOHN Notwithstanding and real estate.
SAMUEL BAUGH.-Tanning and leather and railways.
r. -
rich man.
r. WISTAN BROWN (of John Farn'im u Co')'-Mah'i-
featuring dry goods.
ALEXANDER BIDDLE.-Inherltcd. Made IN the
Pennsylvania Railroad. banking and Investments
John r. BAILEY (of John r. Bailey & Co.).-Mado
in the manufacture of ropes, bass and twinc'
CHARLES b. BAEDER (of Baeder Adamson 81 COL
Manufacture OF glue, and investments
'CONYERS BtTrON.-Inhcrited. Made In the manu-
fnc ~ Init HOSIERY
Notwithstanding and Investments.
In the firm OF Brown Bros. having branches IN
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Est. THOMAS A. BlDDLE.-Private banking and rail-
road stocks.
EDWIN ~ BENSON (of benson & Townscnd).-Privatc
banking, stocks and investments.
MRS. ALFRED q. BAKER.-From her father. George
Faes. Made IN dry goods commission business
and insurance.
Est. CHARLES T. BERWlND.-Coal mines ana rail-
roads.
MRS JULIA BRADFORD.-From her husband, first
president Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
She Is the owner of a large fortune.
MRS. MATTHEW BA1RD.-Fron her husband. n loco
motive builder.
Est WILLIAM s BOYD.-Madc n fortune In the
grocery business.
JOHN II. EY.-Manuiacturing curtains and
carpets.
jos EpH IL. Notwithstanding curtains and
carpets.
WILLIAM n. BEMENT.-Tool manufacturing and iron
foundry business.
BARONESS Won BILDT (Swcdcnl.-From her father,
J. bloomfield Moore. Made In manufacturing.
JOHN T. BOTTOMLEY (of stltt & Cob Manufactur-
ing wOollens
y. HENRY EoTToMLEY of suit d Col.-Manufacur
ing woollcns.
W. BLABON.-M Manufacturing oil cloths.
GEORGE BIRNHAM (of Durham Williams Is Cob
Locomotive building.
MRS. ARTHUR BROCK-From her father. q. Dawson
Coleman. Has part ownership In the famous
Cornwall iron-Ore hills. (sce Cornwall, IcnnJ
MRS HORACE BROCk.-From her father q. Dawson
Coleman. Has a part ownership In the famous
Cornwall ircnore hills. (scc Cornwall. IcnnJ
JOHN BJRD.-Marbe business and investments.
JOHN A. BROWN. JR.-rrivatc banking and Invest
mcnts.
DANIEL BArGH of Eaugh. sons 4 Co)-Tannlng.
leather and manufacturing fertilizers.
Est WILLIAM ErCKNEI.L-Or originally II wood carver
and worked with his apron until worth 10000
Then built gas works under contract In various
parts Of the country and took part payment IN the
stock, which rose rapidly IN value. Then In broker
age business in Philadelphia and dealt In securities
and made large purchases o unlmprovcd real estate
which aftcrward became valuable.
A. J. CAssATT.-Madc In the Pennsylvania Railroad
and the Westinghouse brake.
WILLIAM CRANP (Of William Crsiinp * Sonsl.-Parly
inherited. Made Originally In building wooden
vessels. Then In building and repairing Iron steam
ships and vessels, in which the firm have
very large business and a great reputation. Their
plant IS worth many millions.
CHARLES II. CRAMP (0f William Cramp Sons).-
Partially inherited. Made originally In building
wooden vessels Then in building and repairing
iron steamships and war vessels, In which tho firm
have very large business and n great reputation
Their plant is worth many millions.
JAY COOKE.-Banking, negotiating u government
bonds during the war; railroad enterprises and
various Investments. including silver mines.
HARRISON X. CANER.-Inheritcd.
FREDERICK COILINS.-Brcwng, and Investments.
WILLIAM r. CARIER.-Coai mining; iron furnace at
Redington, Penn. and investments.
Mrs. &. DAWSON COLEMAN.-From her husband
Has an interest In the famous Iron orc hills at
Cornwall, Penn (scc Cornwoll.j
b. DAWSON CoLEMAN.-In Inherited from @. Dawson
Coleman an interest in the Cornwall iron-ore hills
largo enough 10 make him n millionaire. tsco
Cornwall. PENN
EDWARD COLEMAN.-Inhcrited from G.. Dawson
Coleman interest In the Cornwall ron-or, hills
large enough TO make him II millionaire. (scc
Cornwall, PENN
Miss FANNIE COLEMAN Inherited from g. Dawson
Coleman an Interest III the Cornwall ron-orc hills
large enough to make her a millionaire. lscc
Miss ANNIE COLEMAN.--Inhcrcd from g. Dawson
Coleman an Interest In the Cornwall iron-orc hills
large enough to make her millionaire. (see
Cornwall, PENN
ROBERT COLEMAN (now living in Parsl.-IIe has
sixth Interest Ia the Cornwall ironOrc hills. sec
Cornwall, PENN
GEORGE manufacturing yarns.
G. CAREY tof Carey Bios).-Madc I'm
the manufacture OF wall paper and stationery.
NJ NJ Coat.
d Coates, boOksellers).-C Commission wool and book
selling.
L. COFFIN (of CONN. Altcmus d Co.).-Made in com
mission dry-goods.
WILLIAM NJ. COATES (of Coates Bros.).-COmmlsson
wool.
ECKLEY y. COXE-One OF the wcalthicst citizens Of
Philadelphia Partner In Coke BROS. 4 Co.. owners
OF coal lands at IIazcton mining plant, etc. lie
is in railroads and many other enterprises.
ALEXANDER b. CONE (of Coke Bros. ~ Col.-COal
mines at lIazleton, Penn.
'BkINToN COKE (of Coke Bros CoJ.-Coal mines