A History of the New York Swamp
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The firm, formerly A. Healy & Co., was then changed to Healy, Piatt & Co., In 1873 the partnership was dissolved and the house of A. Healy & Son, con- sisting of Aaron Healy and his son A. Augustus Healy, was formed. Frank Healy became a part- ner later and the style was changed to A. Healy & Sons. Aaron Healy did business at 3 and 5 Ferry street from 1844 to 1893, when the tanneries of the firm were merged in the United States Leather Company. In 1866 he bought the property at the corner of Go...ld and Ferry streets, from James Ker- rigan, for $80,000. On that site he erected, in 1890,, a solid ten-story structure, which now bears his name.
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Mr. Healy had a natural taste for art, and began to form a collection of paintings in 1863, which he sold at auction in 1891. They realized $130,000, which was considerable more than their original cost.
A. Augustus Healy is a member of the firm of A. Healy & Sons. He is a director in the Hide and Leather National Bank and in the United States Leather Company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The firm, formerly A. Healy & Co., was then changed to Healy, Piatt & Co., In 1873 the partnership was dissolved and the house of A. Healy & Son, con- sisting of Aaron Healy and his son A. Augustus Healy, was formed. Frank Healy became a part- ner later and the style was changed to A. Healy & Sons. Aaron Healy did business at 3 and 5 Ferry street from 1844 to 1893, when the tanneries of the firm were merged in the United States Leather Company. In 1866 he bought the property at the corner of Go...ld and Ferry streets, from James Ker- rigan, for $80,000. On that site he erected, in 1890,, a solid ten-story structure, which now bears his name.
128 HISTORY OF THE SWAMP.
Mr. Healy had a natural taste for art, and began to form a collection of paintings in 1863, which he sold at auction in 1891. They realized $130,000, which was considerable more than their original cost.
A. Augustus Healy is a member of the firm of A. Healy & Sons. He is a director in the Hide and Leather National Bank and in the United States Leather Company.
What to read after A History of the New York Swamp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norcross, Frank W. (Frank Wayland) to read onlineMoreLess
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