The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-07
W00DlIULL, CLAFLIN & co.
PETTICOITs AMONG THE BOTINE
AND URSINE ANIMILS.

Women EstabIisbtpp a BANKING House In
mn MI sesn c-,,. hsenu., eAuro"o y,.
markers calling upon the New firm-
Sketches of the Fair rAdvtnturers.
Mrs Victoria woodruff and Miss Clsfin on
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saturday orsned agenerh banking and brokerage
" occupied by Gray, Pratt Co., the forssrs.
The announcement that these ladies had gone into
business produced great excitement In Wall street.
The fac, was announced in both tho Cold and Stock
~ '' WV "i,n'"iNeu :" o' ~ N 80
Exchanges. woodruff q Ciahn opened their
once at 10 A. NJ MIR. Edward Van schaiek
the hrst gehuemah VINO ca'eu upon 'n'm. i". Ia
dies received him very cordially Ihey told MN that
a. aoon a they were firmly established they should
n harn, "a rc.e,vo h,. orders for the nprchaso NJ
"Ppy w. ~. y s",",a,. ..,,n
,se w members . o. ,ne me-. urn & MI o'Oree d. ny .nu
mr. Aoran d. os'ns en'e,.u anu "Eneu .uo
scnaick dcna,,eJ 6ew riru,as aferunrd
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hesers. "m ID beehmAn' ueoreo IL Dcnu' an"
John Bloodgood paid the ladies a visit, and LEFT APP
par,ntly sotisa that the Arm was well established
p'i'""' ea's"'u 'Na. ','o ui" WIS wen .s'"os"'''
and meant to have their fair share Of business IN
Wall street. Mr.. 8. J. Blood and the handsome
cco-,s n porrsr ,ys-s tho ne,, car,cr.
'eorse =. bonner were the ne'r :, callers;
nv lWh n NJ MI bd"aru H. van schaiek pain
the firm second visit. lie had been to the barber's,
@ W. ns m seSs nan,eS TO p Sisn,Had ~
RSs,wick. Rt tho htSe James BOYD the senticmanl;
EixS i i,an5 ~ ,' al Wn,n it..,,ncsH rhn iat
~ ,",a roaIo5 ,u ~ Is5ies ,,,,h c,,in,
ss,oni.hmept and biSntly toId them that they eoui
9ue % soI oS iSs Ms s mssnss sss. ne oHsn'
is., and he saw no reason WHY they shoSll not be-
com suooess,I, III ne' ,o 'I.ner m con con-
| eissSS'On no PSiv ~, W; pante' t, D.e" -, an"
Asnisy a,snN.s mSsnMshe sio ntc .neir S. re-
specs 70 tni pattnSrs. pnS Itch nr sto Drew wa, a,
tue movement, As be went out Of the door he me,
!ay .poAe az MI Mri Jonh n, nonn'r VINO
ment group OF wen dressed men approached No ~
eSde FRANK RsEet e .ss,cous BaT
stow, the exquisite q 5, BoWdon, the villowy n
| q Bradford, Jr., ana the dicniied Mr. {. H. cam
mann lhc laees receyed ,he osuhfuishsd H & pary
| much pleased with their interview.
Al haitpast II o'clock Mr.. Edward II Van Sehaick
ban KING house. Mr.. Van schack had changed bis
cravat, and now wore one OF blue silk OF huge di.
a handsome bachelor. and his brother Albert accom-
panled Mr.. Van schaick,s party During their visit
them we're noted Mcssrs. j l.. Brownen, a; V Bayls,
| .r. " W. Blatchford, II. q. Chapman Luther q.
Clarke Alfred ColylI, Thomas Denny, Jr., Harm.
son Durkee A. Morton Terriss, o. Gclpkc, W. II.
Nelson, Reuben Howcs, r L. Hoyt ana RIward
ness ness rlAn, Of The new nrm with skepucal
faces, but heartily wished the ladies sue
NaI gon, out. the smiobie w. r. ClerKS. accom-
| papied by Throdotc Cox and T. ID Dibble entered
The room. Tney asked for the latest figures on
graphic Instrument, and after glance at the tnaky
strip Of white paper, replied
| "Mariposa'- on the rise. The latest quotation
| preferred Is igi.
At twenty minutes afler twelve, Mr.. Edward II.
vsn schaick and Mr. Hugh Hastings again entered
the room. Mr. Van Schsick a new hat. and
Mr. Hastings had gorgeous rose In the lapel OF hl
| coat. They wanted TO know how Central stoo /
| Mis- Caflin sprang ~ the instrument and shouted,
Before cal a4 " At this moment Mr. George 4.
and the genial David Groesbeck entered the once.
and Mr.. Van Schaicks party retired. The
| next visitors were =. w. Harmed and Rufus
Hatch. These gentlemen looked at the princi'
pal OF the house In grim silence, and de
partei ~1,hou' vonen'anns a WORD On Me
Charhck, John H. Jacqurnn, ana Charles a. La
mont. The ladies' listened tn Mr. Chnrhcks ad-
vice Win much interest. ne gave ihem some points
| on Long sIAnu oeAi Wn'eh th.y uutteu ulNh upon
nm ior ms iniormaNon. a-.-,-,,,
, Al l;3J 7. ~ Mr. EDWARD H. Van schaick and the
mSn. mpn. nusn nnSVhgs utopPcu IN on easHal Visit
lhey were NHthtJ much phhscd WIN Whht iheY
saw Anu pr,l'eI.d the success ni the new urn
nle H'S? Te'S lqulihI 'He ytlee o. LAKE shorS
E ~ - III Jl ~ NJ, i-INaLu t p.ns,, II. y
,e,s NJ ~ 's ,io"' f'' ID mari PHu ''o' respects
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ConlmOuoIe ahu'iDlI' Is At tne olek OF ~ lhl'
lrn IN Eryn goou nuin'r Tr m, inv y, hrh CIhei'
were y W htnnoIn' y y nays, hehafu ecnell
ahu W w. SosSh' sIi oShSh Nas " ~ ,1Scllen
.prits but lh0asht thnl the lAulee were Iooush. ~
make; AZ .,..,
| A. !. tle hTH were SURPRISED " aNlst iron
the Hon. "a ward II Van Schaick and Hugh Hast
lngs ht. van sesaiuh - 49, an hh, uan1nu p,n