The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-26
THE WOMEN BANKERs, NOME.
The Masculine Costume of Revolutionary
Times TO he Introduced by Victoria Wood
bull-Teunie 4. Ciafin rs n Clairyoyant-
The Palace In Thirty-eighth street.

\ sun reporter, having received somc~ hin's
concerning the magnificent uptown house Of the
women brokers Of Broad street, Victoria Woodruff
and 1eanic .. Gallo, asccndei the stems OF that
uaatal structure No. Is East Thirty-cighth street
yesterday afternoon. and rang the bell. polite
reception was given him. and with 1t a. inyit ion
90 make tour Of the housc, Mrs. Woodruff and her
-'si r. Miss Claliu, doing the honors with their
Characteristic grace. lie found evorytnn, as he "a.
pec,ed and great dead more so. The whole esab-
Ashment is
BEwILDERISG WONDER,
Offering with gliding, paintings, statusry, bronEcs,
lace and satin upholstery, marble and French plate
glass, multiplied into Ennity by the countless mir.
rors extending rom floor to ceiling, and set In the
white and gilded tracery OF the walls. This IL the
style Of adornment and furnishing on every floor,
which is cirpetcd with the exquisite creations OF
the looms Of Paris, Brussels, Administer, and Los.
IA. Tenuie, with the impulsive gayoty OF gyps-
seized the sun reporter and hurried him through
raDidity that her words seem on p galiop to over.
take each other. Her blue.gray eyes Hash with Elm.
gular magnetic fire.
Az she was displaying some Of the costly car.
ments In Which she and her sister sometimes dazzle
the multitudes who flock around them, the sUS re-
porter inquired whether Jennie was re NY c.air-
voyant aud could foretel futile events
Tennie-les, It is true. You may call II elairyoy-
ance or what you please, don't know Whit ia
myself but at times l know and feel that a.,
under spirit influence that 40 not understand I:
aad when in that condition do see visions Of fd-
ture events Why. not only foresaw all this house
and It's contents several years ago, but and ny
sister Doth and fUretell the occurrence of the
present war Hyou doubt 1t
60 AND ASK COMMODORE vASDERBuTi
II did not see the vision and foretoid It at his
house six months ago.
sun Reporter-Whst throws you into this clair.
yoyant condition Is It necessary to have some one
TO mermeriZe your
Tehnie-No, no. Whenever my n ind is dis.
turbed or excited by passing events, this
nierized in my life Victoria ant both see vlscns
Victoria saw our banking house in Broad street
four years ago IN New Orleans, She was sitting at
the tea table, fell into trance, aud saw It all, an
you know, OF the Gold Room.
Here Mrs Woodruff came in. She was dressed
in handsome trained black silk dress, A she
RAISED her skirts to ascend the STAIRS leather buck
bod mans slippers were disclosed. aud blue silk
Stockings
She invited the SUN reporter into another
room,
oISnERELLA's FAIRY CHAMBER.
IL see he said, you admire ny dress Let
ne show IN the dress | intend to wear in the
streets Of New YORK and at my banking house on
Broad street" She tripped out OF the room. 1enne
IN tne mean time engagir the rePortr's attention.
hui Vas gone, there she sto' before him
IL TIGHTS OF DARK blue CLOTH
reaching TO the knee and buckling over hose OF
lfht blue SILK. Her dark blue blouse tel TO the
knee. shirt front, collar, and crsvat matched well
with her snort hair worn like boys, her blue grry
Gye' Jus' like her sisters, and pale but perfectly
REPORTER Clner pausr)-Nrs. woodruff. II YOU
appear on the street IN that dress the police VIII a.
rest YOU. T. fair cheek flushed rosy r-d She
won't" she said. - en- am ready to make loy
appearance IN this dress no police will touch me-