New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18

OF make which gives better shape
and more durability those with the seam down tho
middle hand Tho reduction In price extends 10 all
casses OF gloves which per cent cheaper The ne
cloth gloves Of Aexanres manufacture have the peifeet
lit aud finish Of the kid Glove and the same decoration OF
studs and tassels. The children's glOvcmitt IL news
gay short mtten Of oOored wool attached to the glove
and keeps tho palm warm The velvet mtens tn garnet
purple and brown, with cuffs OF otter fur. will be- vel
come for Winter They draw the kid glove.
but neat in shape and almost elegant Tie inside
OF tho finger part is faced with morocco for
durability Price. 81 So Fine Kid gloves lined with
silk plush lambswoOl essential when does not
carry mud. but these higher IN prico-S2 90 TO s.
Castor gloves, which wash like cotton seryiceabe,
though only found in buff or white and recommended
for shopping goyes76 cents pair with two buttons at
the wrist. Very fair white gloves may be had for o.
pair and 1t Is quito well to buy fresh pair OF these
for every eveRng to better ones at the risk Of
soiinC The glove-sud Indispensable to
those who have worn 1t once Two selfnscrting studs
are held by chain ready for any pair Of gloves that
no fear felt OF losing buttons tellcs draws
gloves perhaps the first tme aud these convenience
are only 50 cents pair. The ultra cOlors blue. green.
purple, and CRIMSON, 1t must DO remembered. are only
allowable when wornlwIth their shade with black
This the detum OF Mr. Francis, tho poltest OF auto
Gratis in the glove department OF A. T. Stewart Co.
East India articles soughtor than ever This
season new material offered which the oldest dealer
In SUCH goods says no uaS Do
FORE 1t Is nothing than the imperial crape-made
formerly for tho Chinese Emperors sole use. It
that all the grapes depend for their quality the twist
OF the silk At first the threads are Soft aud e material
| is nothing moro than pongee. Firmly twisted In the
weaving the silk becomes Grape, with moro or less
sL.veled appearance The 6uest quality hitherto known
was the Mandarin Grape. something like camlet but the
imperial has deeper crimp. which it never loses through
years OF washing or dyorg. This makes the nness
wedding gowns OF any material that can be named The
dull Whe OF the crapo lies IN Its soft roll tied
with thread Of gorgeous gloss bearing the stamp In
Chinese characters tape at tho end' when IN tho
glow Of lamps white thisedown aud transmits the
light In tInges like white onyx. odor aud light seem
asleep in these folds and be quito shaken out
by years Of commonplace Venice point and Fan
ders lace arc quite at home this queenly robe Tho
Grape camlets which soft and thick superb for
Winter wear. quito common beside It, but are eie
gaut with crmpcd floss trimming and lace embroidery.
With such Dress all the accessories should be foreign
Tho handkerchief may DO embroidered sras, nen done
by Chinese fingers long, smooth stitches and grasske
patterns or better the Faya lace with ary hcu for
the neck OF the same in place OF Vaenciennes aud to
Tho mantle may be odd piece OF Turkish embroidery
or silk scarf In strange strong vegetable dyes which
never lose their curious brightness Ornaments Oh
smoked pearl costly, clear cyrstal. brilliant as vaie
suit the pale lilac eamlet aud clOuded amber, electric.
and sweetly faint in Odor, asserts with delicate
yellow, Ike that Of young shoots. Sweetwood
| chains, to pass thrice round tho neck nre SIS
set OF bracelets aud chain costs SIS The fan too Should
he large Chinese variety Of all feathers, tho snow "hite
of the China goose which cannot Often he found 10 such
purity painted on one side. Jarvis would say, with
fused gems" I'm queer flowers scenes By an oriental
Watteau the other side furlug way In grave par
fridge cOlors liz by specks Of illumination. the reverse
brilliant Ia gold silver spanges. The sticks are yory'
carved TO fneness Pasaus have not tho paiieneo Tor
These are studies themselves but We prefer the pure
feather fans with ivory sticks. plain aud white
oft odor always brcathes from them and they LOOK 70
fined and oil fashioned to that degree
SAINT might derive assistance from locking ~
their unsiaincd plumago. Tho wonderful ."hitc'
splendid purity OF nature, whether seen IN
nowdriit fake Of cloud cleaning feather or,ewri.
suggests always more than wants to follow out at
tho instant You can't SEQ a whito thing without
| wanting to DO white Queer little ivory amucts are
found for the wachchan which with the Eastern
costume described; and there cardcases OF fragile
ivory laccwork. and silver nIagrec moro careful than
that OF Genoa; and nlad tablets OF ivory, pearl cbnhys
and preeious substances which arc worth their weight
almost they are SO and dear To be TO keep all
| these one must have Indian box. either oil ebony
lad with pearl that looks like silver, or diagonal hall
covered with diamonds Of this work. and strange Eastern
characters on the rest There are specimens OF wood
ulayng which contain 5000 pieces in single box. and
! these only SIS.
Suppose one we're buying Christmas presents with q
Government loan in ones poces and wanted to leave
some change There Indian tables loaded With
Jugs vases aud plates Of japanese cuamei on copper.
made ia forgotten tiine queer dark bits Of manycoloed
work. costing $500 apiece There Is tapestry taken from
behind the throne the page In tho Chinese Rebellion.
which cost in England $500 1t may be yard and
half wide, and longer; the ground looks like scarlet vel
vet CLOTH aud It ia wrought In stronghold floss IN scene
tho Emperor aud Court with queer fidelity.
FOR We fud the picture china aud ON rice paper
with the very same expression even in the noses OF the
water pitchers While looking at this gorgeous rag few
shaws are spread OUT costing $500 apiece One Is white
GRAPE wrought and nearly covered with embroidery In
silk. tho parts OF leaves. petals etc. worked Win
thread in opposite so that the reverse stitches LOOK
like FURNISHED silver. Nothing ever looked go magnin
| cent crimson shawl. woven aud dyed In China was
Of color that words o! mino can describe Rubies
haven't shade to compare with this deep. warm. vevey
color which yet has all the sofmess Of roses and the
true carmne tint The massive embroidery In this
blood red silk yet has two shades. owing 10 the light
which it Understandable richness. A poem could De
written on that II had mind 10. IL Was no
more like cranberry red shawls than sinsct
is like Saturday. How do the Chinese get sugl colorst
IL would worth while for dyers to abroad To lcarG
the secrets ~ the trade. The vegetable pigments usec
by their artists In the pictures rice paper cannot lbs
equaled by COlors's, and they never lost bright
ness Bv the way. these pcturchlstOHes IN rc'-Iape
books bound In crimson brUcadC, handsome ptcsru
for New Ycar's-SlS each The Turkish "Spunk" which
comes In lozeugts done up In gilt foil IL costly hut hnt
for holiday festivals One burning hit will t the house
with rich fragrance from top ~ bottom From McssA
| Fountain * Co.