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Armour and Cudahy and Swift made the packing business; Marshall Field built up a business in Chicago rivalling Wanamaker's; August Belmont, William C. Whitney, Levi Leiter, Robert Goelet, Pierre Lorillard, and a hundred others, amassed great fortunes. Yet there was nothing in their career different to those of the men already considered in this chapter. They had a genius for money-making.
"I don't know, but I've seen magic tricks before and they always bring everything out right somehow!" The day after the party the two girls sat as usual in the big swing talking things over. "I like that boy with the funny name," said Dotty; "the one they call Lollie. Such a silly name for a boy!" "Yes; such a dignified name as Lorillard ought not to have such a silly nickname.
Late in the afternoon of the second day's march we left Connery River, after crossing, with much difficulty, three rapids where the ice was piled up from fifteen to twenty feet high. The Connery was abandoned here on account of its direct westerly bearing and we moved across land to the Lorillard River, which we reached about noon of the 4th.
Paul's Episcopal Church on Broadway, which attracted widespread attention. A copy is preserved in the New York Public Library. Kunze's ashed repose in the Lorillard vault of the churchyard of St.
There are woods and wilds, ravines and the leisurely stream, trees that have been brought from everywhere, walks and drives, hills clothed with verdure, and the old Lorillard mansion still grand, with its legend of love and tragedy. Its gardens have changed indeed.
Thus, when Pierre Lorillard, a New York snuff maker, banker, and landholder, died in 1843, his fortune of $1,000,000 or so, was considered so unusual that the word millionaire, newly-coined, was italicized in the rounds of the press. Similarly in the case of Jacob Ridgeway, a Philadelphia millionaire, who died in the same year.
So the duke of Hamilton in 1878 at Goodwood, where one of his horses was the favorite, declared just at the start that he meant to win with another, and by his orders the favorite was pulled double at the finish. The same year, in America, Mr. Lorillard caused Parole, then a two-year-old, to be beaten by one of his stable-companions and one decidedly his inferior.
"Well, it's her name all the same. And the two Rawlins girls, Grace and Ethel." "Are they nice?" "Lovely. They live on the next block below us. Their brother is coming, too. Clayton, his name is." "What other boys?" "Oh, Reggie Stuart and Lollie Henry " "Lollie! What a ridiculous name for a boy!" "His real name is Lorillard. He's an awfully nice boy.
Lorillard Henry, will size up the case and pronounce judgment." "Why, she said I was the meanest girl in Berwick, because I wouldn't tell her the answer to an algebra example. And I couldn't, because Miss Haskell had made us all promise not to tell the answers to anybody she wanted everybody to do them without help." "Seems to me you did the right thing," and Tad looked at Grace.
J. Kearney Rodgers, C.N. Talbot, N.H. Wolfe, James McBride, Charles M. Parker, L.M. Hoffman, August Belmont, Benjamin Aymer, Henry C. Winthrop, Eugene Schiff, Captain Lorillard Spencer, Moses Taylor, John C. Coster, Henry A. Coster, Sidney Mason, Marshall O. Roberts, Robert L. Cutting, Gordon W. Burnham, Robert C. Townsend, George Opdyke, Robert L. Stuart, whose magnificent art collection was given to the Lenox Library, and James Lenox, the founder of the Lenox Library.
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