The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-28
FALL FASHIONS.

| Oes5 Presents Through Her ministers IN tue
| Metropolis.
IN 'no IT.. ..D few days ago was no.lsea 2
length the opening by agents OF the uv4~-- -. on,
ion OF some OF the specimens OF her va:.@
commands. But when the beauties and fryolitie,
| which she had ordered were to be shown In,
weather was unpgomsIng that the deyotees q
her shrine, however firm their faith could not attend
In iu force at her seanees In her chosen temples ana
were necessarily obliged to forego giving expression
theT admiration OF her ana their attention TO no,
'siess' To-day, however, as there Is every reason
TO @ VeuealaVorable appearance OF the weather and
as the Sieihies oil fashion may appear IA public
without dan, scr OF being soaked TO death or BLOWN
to atoms the n. isters OF the fckie goddessr viii
open for them her ne vest, richest and most novel
Inventions for the aaor,.oent and development OF
their darling bodies son,' OF her chosen caterers
have yet fears OF the wrath OF Pluvius ana his
attendants and have determine,, to hold back what
sho has sent them until they can isel assured that
they can have nothing to fear. and can invite the
ATTENDANCE q the deyotees at the abrues erected
their respective establishments For Instance, there
Is the firm Of
O'SUII & GREld. at tho corner OF Broad.
way and Ninth street. who have deferred their
opening to week hence. Yesterday their assist.
ants were busily engaged unpacMlng ana arranging
large assortment OF dress goods. coaks rich laces
embr0iderles, ladies' and children's furnishing
goods, hosiery, wo0llen goods and Boudier's KID
gloves. The young managers of this establishment
seem determined to make grand display and on
Wednesday next. October 6. they will show what
they can do.
JAMES MoCREERY Co.. at the corner OF Broad.
way and Eleventh street, although having lad
to certain extent most successful 'open-
ipuff AZ
lot OF dresses, dress goods, coaks and
suits. There was q magnificent evening dress OF
green elk, with panier trimmed sash, with satin
nounces on the front breadth OF small satin con-
tinuous rosettes over deep fringing making rich
looking costume, and valued at $500. There WAS q
dress OF black silk trimmed with three ruies, box
plated scalloped ana bound with satin with pipings
OF satin between the RULES and with sack and over.
skirt to match. There was O black silk dress with
sack so arranged that the skirt or the sack formed
an Overskirt behind, with panier pulIs the sides
Then there was q costume composed OF one OF
those silk quilted petticoas "a specially with this
house, On Overslsirt and Jacket OF velvet plush
OF purple and green. The bottoms OF the breadshs
ia the oveTskirts were rounded Of In largo scaons
and the skirts Of the jacket slashed turned up ana
faced with purple satln and the collar, something
like gcntlemGnS coat col also faced with DrpiO
satin. Besides these there were handsome AraD
shaW!s, which are now the rage, in great variety
Velours OF new cO.0rs reps ana Gress goods In
variety and OF new and exquisite finish, have been
collected and VIII be spread to-day for the
admiration doubt. OF hundreds. In The depart
men devoted to children's garments ana ward-
robes AID goods for lades underwear Met reery
4 Co. have b,en, making extensive additions
and collecting novelties and speciatcs Thicn they
will open on "Wednesday next, the 9th day OF
october.
A. 7. STEWART & Co., OF their palace ON Broad.
way and TENN street, open to-day variety well
calculated to turn the heads and empty the pockets
of maids aud matr0ns. 10 the cloak department.
for instance, there are veiyets made up III all
imaginable styles, trimmed with gupure lace and
ornamcned III all possible styles consoRant, With
good taste, scientific arrangement anu bodily conf
no doubt, by the recent success Of AinerIcan
.watelmen, Is sailor jacket with sasn.
The collar is laced with pink the back is slashed
turned uD and similarly faced, ana the collar, back
facing and ends ornaiDened with gold embroidered
anchors. There IS long shirtel, tight ltGng sack,
with the back of the skirt folded III extra large and
graceful plaits and giving tie skirt the appearance
at distance Of having two deep points IN The back,
tight fitting sacks, with over cape, trimmed with
tasjel fringe; sacks Hoose lulugli with pointed
guipure lace Loose fitting sacks OF purple
velvet, heavily embroidered and beaded on
In the hitting department there are cioaSs and
suits to suit the most iasiidlous aud extravaganza
The La JuYe quit OF black velvet is very neat. Coat
skirt deep in 'front.', short at the back, with sash
ends, ana fastened around the body by belt, and
epc aee s S E is" another s sd p pi scet
suit, also very handsome; coat ends long IN front,
WIN p6ncf sasn npliDN. lftspcflnce, green EXIT,
with black oyerskirt and sacg; the oyerskirt and
sack trimmed with leaf trimming of black, bound
La Coquette natty suit OF bright lavender trimmed
with box plat rllies edged with ruche made OF the
stuff picked TO silnulate plush. The Victoria, OF
Ilavan color, trimmed with satin piping, van0yked
with square bottoms TO the vandySes, piped with
satin to match and between the points small pidit-
nr Of the stuff 20 simulate sash end. Very neat and
rlcn. la Parrslenne, brown; Tue skirt trimmed with
one deep ruiic and two small ones topped with u
small standing box plated rune ana piped with
a n ps
10 represent an Overskut; tasSels depending
from star orIaineits down the front: a deep rune
on the skirt slashed at Intervals turned up, faced
with purple satin ami edged with gunure lace. In
each Of these suits the sacGues were trimmed OF
course, 10 match The Earotta Patti suit entirely
new is OF heavy black ak with loose sailor jacket,
plped ana faced neatly with purple satin. The Don
vaiuea at $500, ornamented with deep raner points
aud shorter nanier SASH points beiind tile ends fall
ing low IN mont anu q novel arrangement or
gGipure lace rom a bow at the pallor 10 moline
bow on the LETT shoulder.
The millinery department l. crowded with novel.
tie . Among others the Marion De i.or,nc round
hat. natS ana pretty affair OF push. trimmed WIN
ostrich tips ana long grcnadine ven topped M
Donna Maria. Another Of the same OF back plush,
slightly soping crown trimmed with sco,ch p'a,d
aud feather. Liquors, trimmed with ostrich tips
vines ana 6ownrS s.frauufue white foit nur can
shape and tinmei with scarlet velvet. Gabrielle, Of
blue felt, ie5 ornaments, aud blue tips over tho
crown. bonnct- rs dimihuttre as ever, or, inaeet,
more so, very pretty; composed OF three bands OF
yellow velvet, party hiding runies OF thread
lace. witn pdnUesu Of lace leaves edgei Wfh Jet
y Dpllt IA Sl on tV % Fht ltNNt OF Iilc Ntlitdt iel
RIGA iluRbodt blue, with Insertions OF WINE satin
piping trimmed with handsome reye. flowers and
anlNnn leaves. Another bonnet % Ffni uncnt
velvet diadem 'front.', TRIMMED Win lu b.uWn roses
Of CRIMSON velvet and biach thread lace. A unique
cap styled Charles ~, luei OF olack veivet with
iet bGlg AROUND on the NiIpf iet ornament IN
'front.' on the body OF the hat, aud an ostrich up OF
black ~ one side. 4 bonnet q purple uncut velyet
with nlack alrete at The side ana let butterfly on
q delicate sprig Oh he irout; riObOus Ui grOs
d'Athehca IL Acw syie ana ono ik6lY 10 become pos
MAR, ana rucang OF b,gch thread lace Ia nom.
In .ltglI yrf ~ nj ts.V rF
with jet sOicl the side, from which tie velvet was
laid IN folds across the TOP. Oro0rlig l0 the olher
side ana caught together under q Dnch o roFcs:
ostrich tips over The t0is ana drOorug vel Il. The
side. The ptiieflano toqnet. pointed brisandifh-
ioQking article OF head gear, with back plume dc
cacaue I'll one side risng from cora and lassel OF
Hl& cord and jet. Ia ms department also