New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
THE FASHIONS.
rOR SEPTEMBER.

st seasons come by 18th OF THIS month arc P' VII
iii the nrst Of october. MiIhherS III P"'''"'"' '-
haste TO brlng ont their styles
sos tIrcs the leading novelties are chaugeable
o,lips and satnct or satin popn. The former 40 not
infer from the ordinary materials except ln oolo no
warn bcpg Of one color the wOof OF announcer lhus sB
cbop,oeon appearance The tints in pOphn are mich
hibtr than those OF shot silks. Strong contrasts are
scd-blue and green red and black orange and brown
,shich give warm shades. These dresses should be
,rmmed with bands OF silk alternating the colors OF the
popn Mixed frnges don't look so well as plain ones OF
the deeper shade in the chameleon mixture The shot
Irish and French popns Of the best make are 60 yard
The cheap wool fabrics and pngelnes are also change
The satin popn il twiued wooden and silk goods, with
q satin surface almost glossy as the real fahlc II
substantial likely to fray easily, or be discooredand
ward Widc 81 IS the yard. II Will be very iaspOna-
ble for 1t is much finer in appearance than me k seIges
or any handsome mixed goods brought out for long
time. Manufacturers should remember in producing new
fabrics that the desired qutes IN gOOuS I9r I"ueo
sOttness, even tnish' ana serNleeaplhty Az
Of coarseness in finish. with SILK or broche surface
ready To fray Toughen mp Ike the serges VIII ever o
c baIt 90 in All Respects as the merlno an
Gent good quality soft. n, ne and falling in gTeeui
much serviceabllity with much that is agreeable In
color and flow This, however Is not SAID OF the uJs 10
crate merinoS sold today. Nothing would be Ikog ~
succeed better than new quality OF W0O ueIahT,
such be found OF pure wool heavily ana S5 fSir silk ali
OF bright cOOrs These mixed fabrics WIN i Iies are
the outside for gloss, are mere shaD anu ia"-O' "
new serge with fine twill, and satin stripes ID eUa
color on dark ground is shown for Pettcoats 10 wear u
wide AS ladies cloth s. rs yard English all wool seIsss
with nicer finish and more SoJ yachtin
strong blue and purple the former ueslrne Io HohS
dresses the trimming for when Is properly Eou 9Iiu
fhe hest trimming is bands OF heavy ribbed silk with
white stitching. or white soutache on the edgG, inc
bands 10 DO either the color OF the dress or BLACK No
laes taste usually 10 puI oIe face is vide and
effect chevot is well adapted for street suits as
S FSG r E SERGE Ef six face OS not
yard Chinese popns, more lustrous than lrlsh pos
sible but not reversible are from s. 80 to - yard
Gay plads are always liked for house dresses in cool
weather and TO be seen in abundance at prices rom
90 cents TO 81 Is yard the latter peg n9 Pivo 1 %
pOpns BE particular to choose real clan aras Instead
Of the fancy PS SI Gr GS for dSrE 5ed persons With
clear complexion the bod PacS anu iT p
black and green for those with color and the black
and white plads for every complexion arr rules to DO
for cloaks very stout and warm for Fall wraps: $780,
But what is really an acquisition to the list OF dress
gray heather purple light brown and stone clored FOR
country wear and rainy days II town Is VERY
OF best quality is 81 rs yard All wool Cashmere OF me
light golden brown mixture, is soft material for warm
HS American article is the Pontoosuc skirng black
and gray stripes; a wooden skrng two yards WIDE for
s. Is yard. 1t IS not elegant but very seryceaoe
Fall coaks Of ricot beaver and velvet Motions in
rather high eolors several patterns are SHOWN. ing
Dlogenes is basque OF dark CLOTH with ght back ana
loose 'front.' deep nged cape Topped In the back with
tabs and tasses tue cloak surrounded with rows OF en-
broidered ribbon.
fringe. The Rachel had sort OF yoke behind with cape
IN front II was gored sack the back Timea Win r
leved with large oval buttons in groups OF three, satin
one i'm the center and silk ones each side fancy that
seems obtain favor in the trimmings for Fall sacks.
The Primeyert appeared Ike short basque over long
one the upper defined by bands OF the cloth bound with
satin and by fringe the cape In front is frDged, which
goes round the sack forming sort of collar behind
also trimmed by oval satin beads the bands.
The Indiana h Singular wrap 0 Ot SSHh Tse
front 10 IS trimmed WITH en- m"sgre up the front ana
The Isaure is purple beaver of the same shape bnt
open behind little way ike coat; the pOckethaps
and cuffs deep revers like Louis ri court coat;
the trimming is thTee-nch satin facing on the edge,
with OF stitching, which gives the effect OF sew
eral rows Of satin braid Pockets, cuffs epauettes and
A gOred sack Of brown cloth has the seams outlined
with satin; bands OF the niitatre the skirt,
and is sprnkled with pointed satin buttons among the
trimming.
Apurpie cloth basque has silk braid en- nlitaire up
both fronts and bands of the cloth piped with SATIN
round the skirt To ceneralize the shape in favor is
basque tight behind half tight or loose in front The
trimmings bands OF the CLOTH pped bound with
silk and stitched fiat, sometimes set with small pointed
fringe sashes OF silk satin fsoings narrow bands en-
n1ittawe black SIX braid woven c9arsey, IKE lamp
wickng and oval buttons. The coat sleeve VIII still be
For street SUITS the dark chameleon tnts take the
place silk The elegant dresses of gOs-
grain in dark mixtures, which appear black such puce
the other invisible green, blue black bronze and black
$Sayard These ehangeabe blacks as they are called,
in fashion many years These suits are TO be
pettic0ats OF lnenback satin, which comes in
of various every color; price s. yard. Taetta
silk thick and glossy is also fashionable and the chame-
leon patterns in this Of cOOr Blue and green
stylish purple and green, bronze green. orange and
garnet black and gold yellow. These are IS 80 yard
a waking-dress called the Biarritz Of puce gros
grain relieved by many bindings and codings OF garnet
silk. The petcOat had ounce in triple pleats bound
with color and rosettes the heading between the
pleats The upper skirt pulled in every width, the
back Ocped directly in the middle the sides hanging in
points below the pulled part double like very long, flow
ING sleeves the widths separated by three cords OF gar
was cut square, and was longer than the sides, and
fngcd with black tufted with garnet The bachlk
fringed aud corded to match; bows the hood; the
sleeve had a cuff of many folds Of garnet.
blue poplln dress made with poonaise the
lower SKIRT is ounced the Peated held by bias fold of
the same, and folds above the fiOunce The front
breadth tabiier with graduated inches and folds;
the pOOnaise ruflied with deep point OF nchng in the
back; eOateeye with two large but not full pufs at the
The styles for velvet coaks have been noted but are
reserved later article They mostly polOnaise
cut though basques OF medium length are also IN good
The fashions Of gloves change twice year. and are
desires to be 6e, ganN The shades for morning wear
the lilac stone color, and sultan and red browns Op
posed to the old snuff browns. The ordinary length OF
gloves has buttons TO fasten by and eight studs
the back embroidered stripe the back, running
the centre OF these. The glove with welted band at
the has twelve studs outside and cord and tasse
The black glove stitched with white, neat TO with
black silk suits Curious high shades fashionable for
gloves; blue purple crimson purple green and reddish
shades that look white by Gaslight Chldrens gloves
imported in sultan and pearl cOlOs durable style
for their is stitched the outside in what is called
For common wear there Is the French casimr glove
the castor with and two buttons English calfskn
mittens and gloves, as soft and fine as Kid, but much
durable. lined with lambskin and plush, cashmere
cloth cloves made with great Improvement the old
bungDg styles embroidered on the back In green and
stone c0ors laced tasseed ana sco0ped on the cum as
long in the wrist mOusquetaire glove These incest
qualities are from 81 25 to q 30 pair ..,-., 49,.
Messrs. A. L. Stewart Co.
THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY And FEMALE