The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
NEW YORn's BUSINESS WOMEN.

The Report OF Woodhun d Clalin's Fail
ure Untrue-Whai they Think OF Madame
Democrats Tea Burincss -sR ImOa =.
Chase, Gen. Singleton, ana Others Aid
lag the Fem ale Hr0lscrs.
Woodruff & Cdain are not 10 be outdone
They assert that while thsy adm ire the independ
and TAR sightedness that has dictated the toa
importing business by Madame Demorcst and her
Ia " colleague, theirs branch of business equally
capable OF mastery by wOman's genius, aud calcu-
lated 10 give her position at the SIDE OF man in
matters OF finance. II was reported few days ago
that tine lacy brokers were about to close their bust
moss house at a Broad street. A reporter called
qpon them yesterday morniug, to learn aha.h2r tue
Z Upon onterog the .aa.sa., tbs rs2orter vi very
politely received. aud asked to set tu-the hrytte
onicc, Handsome apart mont, ttted IN In the usual
style Mrs. Victoria G. Woodruff exprc.sed her
more than Willingness TO give any inlormttion in
her power, The following oOnVorsltl hon ensuei!
Sun Reporter have heard u rumor, Mrs. Wood
hull, that yonr business about 20 be closed and
have been authorized " call aud ascert ain if At
Mrs Woodhull( eleyaing her eyebrows and langbinq)
OIL no, we have no idea OF closing our hus.nesS.
Why we've rented this OIL q FOR ave years, nni
our business II Increasing and enlar nng every day
| In TACT, never WAS In a more prosperous condi-
ton. We have succeeded beyond our most san.
gulne expectations. We are now dong business
ana receiving orders from every of the princi-
pal cities OF the United States. Yesterday live hun.
dred pounds Of foreign exchange passed through oar
hands, aud Last night we closed with arger uat
| OF receipts than we've ever yet had In one dlv.
Reporter-l am truly happy TO hear this statement,
| aud snail take pleasure in making Il pubic,
here several gentlemen called with orders requr-
ing MTr, WooddulPr personal attention, aud the
porter was introduced and turned over TO Mr.,
Broker, tho younRor sister Oi Mn. Woodruff, LADY
also Interested ia the house. She said that her sis
| tar, Miss Claim, was at present IN Philadelphia on
visit to their mother, VINO made her home AZ the
Continental Hotel, but was expected during the Day.
| And before the interview WIS conclu led, Miss
! Cl'lhn made her Appearance ~ characteristic Guyo
hing costume.
| Mrs. Woodruff called the Teuortrr'- attention par.
| ucuarly to her views woman ~ a political
element, and her ARTICLES announcing herself cat.
| didtte or tne Presidential canvass, IN 1874.
| kopOrteI-lOu are a su,ra ist aud Wnmen's
nghts adyOcale, Mrs. WoDdhuli
MIS- WOndlull-No, | AN a "hID4In's riqhks ~
advocate, Tic Interests OF the sexes are not 0ntuy
on@tIc but identical Whatever bcuchts ouc H. certain
To benefit the other Whatever eleyatcs one elcl Ates
tie other.
| kepotter-What do You think Of the ,npurtaiion
| Of tea AS u wOman's business
| MIS- Woodruff think Il a splendid idea and INV
acquaintance with those Interested in ID makes me
cuhhdent thdt II VIII be an entrc SUE rcsS a. mucn
80 M my own business. Though to tell he truth I
nave met with extraordinary encourage o. enta Ia,
| the hrst place, Commodore VaudcrbUts rnd.use.
nlthl was no small advantage; and t,c encourage.
ueht gwen W. ny such gentlemen ~ Chipl Justice
| Chase the Hon. H. W Latham, Of Washington Gen
Singleton OF Illinois, and the substantial favor ni
several large Arms 10 this city, who pay ala troir
Wls through our hands, have certainly cOnLduutod
greatly to oar success
1his closed the interview