The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-21

An TrIsbman. formerly MORTAR IN petsr Har-
uonv.n ro,v nartn.r o.. po,.r uarnonv
op.v wrxrupop a e,oo ooo
GREry. .JopN G1oo 600
Formorlv a ol.rt with George oriaUold. then
mnrried his dauabter and roae IN b, n hartman.
| oprrrwoon Jour estato NJ nj 40 ooo
qRrESwoop. IeAAo 1850 600
| GpEr1r Auousrrs estate Of e,oo GOO
GR1yFN. $50. 600
son Of George. the distinpuished lavver. and
| In buainesa with him. constitutine tho arm of
| Grimm A. Haven.
| GprrptS Qropop aooo on
The father of Frano;a ana n distinvuished
lawyer.
| GRrSSr1I. Mosrs II eoho ooo
From Now Redford. and. with bis brotber
Honrv. partners Of tho Arm Of Grinnel. Minturn
& Co., shipping merchants, and owners Of a line
NJ IJvernool nnckets They ara entcrnris,n0
| young men. and have acquired oil their prop
erty. Moses II. has bean n member Of Conpross.
| and IA a nromlnont nolitician Of thu wbip marty
GRrSSELL. 5 O
The brother OF Moses n. and was formerly n
mariner with Preserved Fish.
GRIsyoLp. GEORGE S5oo. 600
or m ancient Connecticut family. One of
tho ancestors yrps Governor NJ that Stat, uoia
in partnernbip with his brotber Nathaniel, 7.
and enpaaed in the China ana, India sb;nnipg
business. one of tho largest bouses in the CITY.
cX,swo,n cronor e,oo 900
Co. ,cao.na .,, L. h,,tn... IL. ~. 49,
cn,swo,n Iouw sooo ooo
p-oo,o'o
1ana.n liz. -, n..t.,.
C~.H"nl.D 1880
Tn. Ia, hr.,ho. 81 a.-t.... o..s~
cy,or,o,n N,ru,v,r = 7. S,oo mn
A son ~ Nathon,., T, and ,v,th Mo hro,hor
John 7. constitutIng IN, Arm y, John T, SN
Gr,sxoIs merchants In south .,r.o, Tbov
have a house in Louisiana, and deal largely in
domestic goods.
GRIswoLp JoHS 500. 600
The brother OF Nathaniel L.. Jr.. and PARTNER.
GRosyESoR- JASPER. 5000 600
A merchant, connected with Ketchum. Rogers
& Bcment. brokers. in Wall street. and mann.
facturers Of steam engines and locomotives at
Paterson, N J.
GRosyENoR, SETH :. Sloo. 600
Dry goods merchant, of an old New England
family, and brother of the once distinguished
orator and Congressman, deceased. Thomas p.
g. Seth is uncle to the widow of that late brill
liant meteor in judicial acumen, 8. A. Talcott.
which set so prematurely in clouds and darkness.
GUNrHER, CHRISTIAN s15O,Ooo
A German by birth. camc to this country n
youth. has made his fortune In the fur business.
and by his ~untiring efforts has become one of tho
most extensive dealers In furS in this country.
MADDEN, DAVID, ..........."..... 100000
A Scotchman, OF the firm Of David Hadden s.
Son. importers OF Irish linen. Thomas Grove is
q silent partner OF this firm.
HAGGERTY. JOIN. ............... 81, DOC. 600
OF Irish descent; began business in this city as
a jobber. afterward became the richest auction
eer in the city, with David Austen, under the
firm Of Haggcrty s Austen. When Austen re-
tired, the firm became Haggerty s. Sons. and
continued the largest house in the city until tho
Nhihh "a AShN' "heh "A. iiuBStity, At III AZ
vanced age. retired. and the firm was dissolved;
two sons. John A.. and William, retiring also.
and the younger, Ogden, entering into the new
firm OF HagEerty. Draper & Jones. auctioneers,
at the corner of Pine and William streets.
HAGGERry, john 5000. 600
H%AGoERrY. O
H~AGGERrY. WILLIAM. 5000 600
HAIGHr, d. 5000. 600