The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14
Winter stylcsIof Cioals and Furs.

'oSs'ns W o'I luuA ro"ueIs' We oop5
| from New YORK paper which IS usually
well posted on the fashions:
srba cold ,veatber of No,en,l1r viii soon
displnee the tnlmas. basn,ies nnd sacomes
made Of siIl nnI Iight n,ofo,isis w,1icl,
lhnve been "a mucb tyorn dnring Tho nast
two months. For tbis chan~n tSe imnor.
Ifers and ,nooof,ctnrars haye nlrao,l- n,a,ia
their preparations. and III all the fading
observation-disclosures in -ths ,itv the disnioVs ~
winter cloalss aie rich a5d varied Tbesa
clool,s ara moro elohnr,telv trimmed than
| formrrlv-thn besvicr IahIiA vyith iet frinoe
| and iet Sn,broiJcr,, ,yhiin ioc, is stiiI nancb
used for tri,nming v"lvnt JaD Everv @ @ stvin 1 nr
clonl, Il worn shnTter tbis ,vinte, tbsy, LAST
year. Thouol, fbis ,yonid soon, 10 Cnil f,,.
a rcduction of evncnso the nosti,, trin-
ming Icons ~ ,,,ica ~ bialh os n,o, anJ
| tbe AVERAGE cost of cloaksis greater thon
lusual
....,. IL
'" ~" H'oi''N9 r"N N'oAhS
! The basquine, which was the prevailing
! style last year, will be worn by thosr who
prefer IL, Tor reasons of their OWL but it Is
no longer the general ilyorite. Short, loose
sacques, made up Of heavy material, for
comfort and ordinary wear, will be the
fashionable style; some will be yandyked
around tie bottom, or scallopcd and
trimmed, or made perfectly plain. except
that there viii be ornaments on the shOul-
| ders to suit the taste and means of the
wearer. Circulars are also quite in favor,
particularly those made with u military
cape, which rounds ia front. and Is usually
trimmed with heavy fringe. The peplum
! basque, made either loose or elose-iitting
10 suit has many admirers. but is better
adapted for iall wear t!i1n for severe cold
weather. Every style has decided varia-
tiouS IN the mode of trimming to please
particular tastes.
| A loose pepum basque, made ofrich black
material, Is quite novelty. At the hacli
| extends but few inches below the waist,
| while the sides and front are quarter of
! yard longer The sleeves are formed Of
lappels from the shoulders over the arms in
1 long points. IL is trimmed with jet orna-
lnents and fringe. The trimming covers
the seams that JON the hack to the sides,
and the fringe mt the back is very deep. 10
has an odd look, and VIII not be becoming
20 9ll figures or all styles OF dress.
| a loose saeque, quite short in front and
much deeper at the sides and back, is
another novelty. The sleeves ofltlIis are
coat sleeves, and the sacque Is trimmed
| With i1et. 'a' 1VAo
An elegant velvet cloak IS made in cir
4 elllar style, with long. aud wide-flowing
sleeves, and trimmed with point lace.
/ a new style, recently imported, and
called the kusse- is attractiVefor the beauty
of its design and riclmoss' The material
~ Pu' l.c O,o." aiiu loS stiupc - sVmetilhiS
front. the sides bein%% % mTch sborter & ar me- M,
lslncvns ore Having and Lono. at tl,, s,,I, g.,
n deem noint The cioali is i1ai,I,. con,orn5
I With iet cmbroidrrcil i'm liennfffiil Jcsi@ns
Of lcnyes ami Io,vnrs vvbirL hn,,o , ,i,,
effect.
/ IA,pretty. cluao-6tthto ,ranIrm basnro is
oF cIoih 10 binn si,o1p pr ~, - ~ -
neatly trimmed M With H cord ~ md Ga"pe me- rros n,,