The evening world., 1894-02-10

tsiesraph combinations and. development
q Tie fortune s'f By III his Individual opera,
tlpnp. Income, 100000; income tax,
SORNEL1Us VANDERBILT, worth
81. 800, 900. Inherited his wealth from
Wiiiiam II. Vanderbilt. his father, and
has made more money In the develop
ment of the. railroads Of the Wander.
bnt system" Income, A~'o'S'oo; income
W1fIixM X. VANDERBILT has a
fortune OF SO, 900. 900. Inherited, like his
\ the railroads OF the Vanderbilt system.
Income, So, 796, 900; income tax, 1880
Another OIL King.
HENRY M. FLAGLER. worth $50,
O0o. 900. Made in the production OF petro-
leum and in refining the oil and trans
porting It.. MIR. Flagler Is largely inter,
eated In the best earning railroads ana
other companies, and has, besides, large
Investments In hotels, transportation ana
land In Florida. Annual Income, "
90. 900: daily income, S,2l9; income TAX
SsREpERIcK W. VANDERBILT.
worth sB5, 900, 900. Inherited from, his
father, william I; wandsr6ihis' s and 'n NJ
the Vanderbilt railroads, and by other
Investments Annual income: N',Se' 0Co;
daily income St,7s4 insome tax v sSb; SO
II i. INpI1N JACOb oh, -
900. Inherited from his father, William
Aston, and handed down In real estate
from the original John Jacob Aston;
Nearly all this fortune Is Invested N
~ being constantly reinvestcd In New
| Yorg real estate. Annual income. $500,
COO; daily income, 6,s4y. Income tax,
"A Great JeweIIer.
LOUIS C. TIFFANY. worth sS5, Ooo, 900.
Made by the manufacture and sale OF
. hIRh 40 HilypTwaTH and 1ewelTN. re
Invested mis- prifts In real estate and
interest earning securities. Annual In
come, 8. $50. 900; daily income "'7s4. In
COILS F.. HUNTINGTON, worth
,e6.o0,0N. Made in building and manas-
Ing the Central Pacific and Southern
large Investments in Southern railroads
and In, roads amin to the Pacihc slope.
His fine new house, at Fifty-seventh
pieted. Annual income, 100000; daily
Income. Sa.I3s. Income tax, $4,000.
WILLIAM RoCKEFELLER, worth
90, ooo. 900. Made in producing, refining
vestmrnt In .'giit-edge'' securities and
real . = .e: has large railroad interests.
Annu ~ ,come. $4,000, 900; daily income,
3S,2fp. i.come tax, $4,000.
Two Immensely Wealthy Women.
MRs. ELLIOT f. SHEPARD. worth
fsfher. william Ii. Vanderbilt. owns
much stock in the Vanderbilt system of
railroads. Annual income, 100000;
daii Nk agcoT Th;I +; Is'' eR Fns2%e ' Worm 10 &C. 60:
0oe, O00.-.0ne OF the richest women on the
j globe. Saves her money, carefully. Her
father. an old New Bedford merchant,
Interested In foreign trade. shipping and
whaiine. left her several millions. She
D. q sharp, close business woman. and
has greatly Increased her fortune by
ehrewd Investments. She owns severa
wnllinna NJ raal natatp in ('hiCn 90 An.
nuAl income, 100000; daily income
>S.sIa Income tax, $4,000,
Aanua, lucomr T"x $4,000
MOSES TAYLOR ESTATE, $780, 900, 900
E-Noses Taylor began business, life by
.1r6porting sugar from. cuba and bought
the vessels ne employed in the trade
lie made o tremendous amount Of money
by early investing in. the railroads tina
fsDpsS the coal regions aSs S Of Pe%fn arsyag IL.
company that laid the first Atlantic
tCabfe. and had large. Investments ir
many most substantial Enterprises. H
3left- no. 00, 900 to his widow. Mrs. Cathe
zine Wilson Taylor. The annual income
'{rpm the estate is. II y estimated. $500.
400; daily income. $3.50. Income tax
ROBERT GOBLET, worth SCI, coo, 600
t1nherited from the Goelet family. Thu
{ortune began to accumulate when thu
'Goelets purchased Broadway property
kincreased enormously in value. Annua
income. 81 100000. daily income, S,42,
Flncomc tax, So, 900.
6Property inherited from the Goelet fam
Annual income. 81 100000; daily Income
~, $50. Income tax. 10000.
I. M. SINGER ESTATE, estimated t,
be worth $50. 900. 900. Made in the sewing
~ tnaae Tive ant n 10 n0uy II
THE hands of Isaac NJ. Singers widow
and children, most OF. whom. are livinl
esroad; having married into the nobility
ANNUAL an income, sl'; ssHS % AMY '"eome
IA PTERPoNT MORGAN. OF Drexel
Morgan & Co., worth $3.50 0 900: Par
'.of Mr.. Morgan's fortune WAS %inherite,
y by the profits OF the banking house o
which he Is a member and by Iudiciou
Investments In railroads. Annual in
come. 81 .eoo eco; daily income S''2'; in
A Daily % OF x2.T3D.
DAVID Dows ESTATE. worth $50,
y 600, 900. Made In railroads, banking an
81 grain. Annual income, N.0oJ,OO0, dal
BhBKIDGE 7; GEHRy and MRs I'll !.
b. %. Sc: II Mr. dG GfTfy.. ]t S2 I ; %ss iS
sherited from the Goelets. His mothe
was a Miss Goelet. Mrs, Gerry's none
I,c1me from her father, ROBERT j. LAYING
ston. Annual income, s1,@O.OW! dali
income. &2.73D; income AK 10000.
SCHEMERHORN ESTATE, worth SIS
80, 900. The estate descended to var.ou
members OF the family from Peter. an
{Edward 8. Schemerhorn. Peter Schem
ierhorn owned a rope walk In what
now Schemerhorn street. Brooklyn; be
sides he and his brother owned a grea
H$Amount of real estate In New York an
F{Brooklyn that Is now exceedingly vall
Liable. Their holdings included the Ian
It .ow occupied by Greenwood Cemetery
{Annual income, 81, go, 600, daily income
3. Us; income tax, $4,000
Mr.. Bostwick's Vast Estate.
ESTATE OF JABEZ A. BOSTwICE
worth $40, 900. 900. Made in producing. r,
lining and transporting petroleum oi
Had a vast deal OF money. Invested
other interests. including the StandaI
f1Gaslight Company. Annual income, 81
4 900. 600; daily income. 1913; Income tai
- t20.00O.
THEODORE A. HAVEMEYER, wort
80. 600, 900. Made IN sugar refining, wit
the Havemeyer Sugar Refining CON
.pany and the Havemeyer & Elder SugI
~ Refining Company Annual income, 81
90. 1000; daily income, s2,TSs; income IA
n $50, 900.
| HENRY o. HAVEMEYER and MIR
~ HENRY .. HANEMENER, Jointly wor'
SO. 900. 900. Made in sugar refining. Mr.
WHavemeyer was a Miss Elder. Annu
l. income, 81, 10000; daily income. S,lJ
4 INCOME tax. $50, CON,