Stewart, ALEXANDER TURNER, millionaire, was born of Scottish stock at Lisburn, near Belfast, in 1803, emigrated to New York in 1823, and two years later opened his first dry-goods store in Broadway, with a rent of 250; his retail store built in 1862 cost nearly 2,750,000. His charities were numerous and bountiful; yet at his death, 10th April 1876, he left some $40,000,000, which there were no blood relatives to share. See RESURRECTIONISTS, and GARDEN CITY.
Stewart, ALEXANDER TURNER
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