The evening world., 1894-02-10
A WEEKS
"'. Income.


NreOTRe d. NrOulu u huitu " hto t''o'
OF the fortune by his Individual opera
lions. Income. si,oio.ooo; income tax
SSRNELIUs VANDERBILT, worth
$780, 900, 900. Inherited his wealth from
William II. Vanderbilt. his father, and
has made more, money IN the deVeiop'
biit system Income, si,o4s,No; income
William X. VANDERBILT, has a
fortune OF s75. 900, 900. Inherited, Ike ms
brother Cornelius. and increased In
the railroads OF the Vanderbilt. system.
Income, 50, 1850 900; income tax, N6'SW.
Another oil King.
HENRY NJ. FLAGLER, worth $50.
ooo.ooo. Made in the production OF netro-
leum and in refining the oil and trans
porting It.. Mr.. Flagler Is largely inter,
ested In the best earning railroads anu
other companies, ana mas, Desilts; ,a and
j, land in Florida. Annual income, 81,
10000; daily income. S.2is; income tax
FREDERICK W. NANDERBltT,
father, William H.. Vanderbilt, and in
s sss vsnS 81 bis h raiirosds Of an rGf By ssOS Other er
Investment. Annual income, 81, 5000
daily Income, A,7ei; INCOME tax 81; 100 SSo.
900. Inherited from his father. William
Aston. and handed down In real estate
= from the, original John Iacob astor;
York real estate. Annual income, 800,
600; daily income. s6,S49. Income tax.
~ A Great Jewelicr.
LOUIS C.. TIFFANY. worth $685. 900, 900:
Made by the manufacture and sale OF
high-class silverware and 1ewelry. ne,
invested his profits in real estate and no
come, 81, 7bo, 600; daily income. a,7ss. In
come tax, ss5,oO, u,ou,,
81, SOILS 81. ~ Made H II SuiIdi6s and m TNa.n
ing the Central Pacific and Southern
Pacific Railroads. Mr.; H%untington hss
large investments in Southern p o, ra:l sSnns
Is His fine new house. at Fifty-sevent
street and Fifth avenue. Is almost com,
RF ns I A a 1ss. rn 1e q lax. l's $3.50 ''As
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER. worth
$50. 900, 900. Made in producing. refining
vestment In "gilt.edge' securities and
Annual len1, sI'A income 5000 90; daily income,
SS.2l9. Income tax, 10000.
Mrs, ELLIOT F; sHEPARD. worth
father. william II. Vanderbilt, own,
much stock in the Vanderbilt system O.
railroads. Annual income go ss0 go SSo
Mrs. HETTY GREEN, worth SO,
100000. One Of the richest women on tn,
globe. Saves her money carefully; he Il,
interested IN foreign trade. shipping anf
whaling, left her several millions sh'
I; Is a sharp, close business woman. ant
" has greatly Increased her fortune b!
shrewd Investments. She owns severa
millions of real estate In Chicago. An
nuaI Income: ZOO; SSG o;o daily income
An lneomc Tax OF $4,000.
MOSES TAYLOR ESTATE. So, GOO, 600
Moses Taylor began business life b!
importing. sugar from cuba and bough
lie made n tremendous amount of none,
by early investing In the railroads tina
tipped the coal regions Of Pennsylyania
company that laid the first Atlanti
% 's;, e. % SsS soo sS 4 81 xiso iHts a%s, $,,h Il
e, 'rine Wilson Taylor; The annual incom
from the estate is 1t is estimated. 5000
Goo: daily income. @.sis. Income tax
ROHERT GOBLET, worth SIS. 900, Os
Inherited from the Goelct family. IN
fortune began to accumulate when IN
Goelets purchased broadway propert,
at low prices. The. property has sine
income, 81, a5S;on; daily income, s,42'
OGDEN GOELET, worth $4,000, oc
Property inherited from the Goelet fam
Ky nn, snd , G%Sng5sntsy .cd 1nS S5e: dnfiy IN income SS1n,
.2,7as. Income tax. $4,000.
Ini" Fortune from Sewing
Machines.
/. NJ. SINGER ESTATE, estimated I
be worth $50, 900, 900. Made In the sewing
machine business, The estate IL now l
and children, most of whom are livin
abroad. having married into the nobtlitl
Annual income. 81, 900, 900; daily income
A.l09. Income tax, 10000.
J. PIERPoNT MORGAN, Of Drexe
Morgan g. Co., worth s25,OOO,O 900; Pa
= Mr. MorSan,s fortune was inherite
by the profits Of the banking house {
which he Is a member and by judiclor
investments In railroads. Annual l.
come. 81, 2j0.0 600: daily income. s3.425: II
come tax. $4,000.
A Daily Income of s2,T3D.
DAVID pows ESTATE, worth $50
grain. Annual income. 100000; dali
Income, 2,1S9; income lax, $4,000:
EhBRiDGE L GEHRY and MRS FL
$1,000, coo. MIR. Gerry's fortune was ii
heri:ed from the Goelets. His moth
was a Miss Goelet. Mrs. Gerry's mons
ston. Annual income, sl,ooo,voo dai
income. s., 729; income tax. $4,000.
-sCHERMERHoRN, ESTATE, .wor,
$25, 600. 0U0. The estate descended to varlOl
members OF the family from Peter al
Edward S. Schermerhorn. Peter Sche
merhorn owned a rope walk in what,
now Schermerhorn street, brooklyn: b
SIDES he and his brother owned a gre
amount of real estate in New York al
BROOKLYN that IL now exceedingly val
able. Thei; holdings included the lai
ow occupie by Greenwood Cemeier
Annual income, 1850 01; daily inCOm
s. .i25; income tax, $4,000.
MIR. HoStwick's Vast Estate.
b. ESTATE OF JABEZ A. BOSTWICI
worth 5000 900. Made in producing, l
hning and transporting petroleum Q
Had a vast deal of money Invested
~ other interests, including the Standa
Gaslight Company. Annual income, s
0Co.UO5: daily income. S2,739; income Ia
$2c.o0l.
THEODORE A. HANEMEYER. wOr
$50, 900, 0c0. Made IN sugar refining, wi
the Havemeyer Sugar Rein .ng Go,
pany and the Havemeyer q Elder Sug
Refining Company Annual income, )
oo,oo0; daily income, s2,7Ss; income Il
SO, 900.
HENRY o. HAVEMEYER and MI
HENRY o. HANEMEYER. jointly VOL
80. 900, 600. Made In sugar refining. NJ
Havemeyer was a Miss Elder. Amt
insome, 81. 500. 600; daily income, Sill
income tax, $4,000.
The sIurne Fortunes.
ESTATE OF W. SLOANE, late
W. G. j. Sloane, estimated to he wol
$50, 600. GOO. Made in the carpet busine
zeal estate and investments. Annual