The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-01

nng,' comes 10 ed, and in the best oil every
: rather he b sse he ss Naturally aUr s.assers
= nv a nsher aggers quite naturally OF course
tue e Never N ssu no. ae along in SUCH
TO .oitant number OF yards A yard measure "
.aht, and for the sake Of only proving the
are SO patientsits down TO the calculation. Before
he has go. TO the cvevpctticoat, what with multi
on his broS shows anS ne IS in for hs4d
Then, after he has got down over twenty yards and
oda inches, he comes TO the over tunic. John
extensive as Arabs tent. Folds are folded on
layers Of mai folds in front, ana gathers are puck
tucking In OF stun just where my wen is too full;
vast putting out where Lizzie Is little too thin,
there are the yards all before him. POOR joint
When men talk about painness and the best OF
everything they evidently Ignore tnaa simplicity
10 rely on and that is why simple women are the
greatest dears OF all.
Some ladies' do not like to be dressed In the bronze
shades Forentine or not there Is toilet for these
laps lazu blue with bands OF sky-blue corded silk
Tor trimming and black fringe. lovely
has been made for a Russian court lady, with SO
much Of the sEyskewskon clement IN her name that
the gentleman VINO made the toilet for her had TO
sneeze over 1t for finish when l asked whose IL
was. Ii Is called the ruby robe" IL Is made or
three shades OF satin. The lower tier Is garnet
frill and iounce OF English point. The second tier
is OF q luscious cnerry shade, with more irls and
another nounce or point the third tier is light
cherry the sour sort; and the train is OF the same
the whole being rounced round with deep point.
me 'front.' 81 I1ii dress tnncs s very short; but
carpet like stream in green meadow.
SOME VERY LOVELY TOILETS
nave been sent TO your city, among the number seen
white, with shower Of roses; but there also q
Nile water robe, with deep blue train ana 1ail OF
the two robes TO be worn by the Empress OF Russia
and the Empress OF Austria when they meet. The
former VIII wear red satin with Alencon point; the
latter her iavore lilac, with Alencon, winch is the
GEMS AND JEWELS.
There Is great deal 10 say about gems and Jewels.
BY the way Deputy al Versailles has proposed that
the diamonds OF The crown OF France should be sold
70 Prussia. Would not Prussia have liked that It
seemed 70 stand before the deputy's reason that II
there were no diamonds in the royal coronet It
would not be any more agreeable to wear 1t than
eat nlum-puddiDg with no plums IN it. Conse
auenty, he concluded that the sale Of the diamonds
6y me nation was equivalent to the nation never
But he was too precipitate, though intelligent l
nad false stones put their headpeces as easily as
COOKS stuff uuffes in turkeys A higher motive
caused Inc moton 10 De Dlacknaiied. Ihere are his
they twinkle They tell about the pretty heads they
have graced. some OF which are chopped OF, others
lived. Besides, who kn0wsY Quen sabe There
IS the Duke OF Aumale going TO be married again,
palace, in the Faubourg St Honore He has two
millions and half 10 spend annually; that will De
comte de Paris Continually with his Comtesse IN
bdtgnOi1e al the Theatre Francois and the Due de
Charities, his brother comes riding by when least
expected. They have not married so well as the
Due d'Aumale. tneir uncle, who inherited bags full
OF money from the defunct Condos and his deceased
well on political sense, ana materially speaking
Princes are not poor when they have 15O 600 francs
income each. Then there were sixry millions LEFT
by Princess Adelaide to LOUIS Philppe's sons and
past dynasty the body Of the cake was smaSgied
out OF the empire before nipblers got TO the very
tracted very wealthy marriages. Thus, sum-
ming up an the points, ! consider there
being wanted again over nat pandeaux' as in $3.50.
The Prince de Joinviles name brings us back to the
sive shells in oxiised silver, with gold hoops And
why should the Prince de Jonville remind me OF this
earrings are stunning know It is too bad; but It
Is worse to stop long time in the naval artillery
service, where one gets ont Of the way Of hearing
pin In here. II is crystal de roche and ruby
wasp; not o bee, because every beehive has
sting points into the nccktie or scarf Around it. in
real pearls and enamel, are inscribed the following
ten.j The WORD attacne also means IN TINS sense.
II am attaching and IL u just like mans vanity to
wear such pin; drones are very much like wasps.
The Japanese plates and saucers male up in tiny
services Tor brooches and buttons, very artistic
The Charlotte COrdays are most catching. The cap
Is fine organdy caul ION the cross IN the shape of
net with iriu that 10 narrow on the forehead and
goes widening on to fall under the chlgnon The
Charlotte Corday bow is a mauve-ribDed ribbon on
the lett side or tnis 1t Is also Without the cap
loose, elegant dropping bow. The Charlotte Cor
pokey OF the poked nat-crowned velvets but we are
coming to the old caleches and cauriolet and those
are hats as much like the hoods OF our coaches as
heir names indicate.
AUTUMN HANGrNGs IN CHAMBERS,
Doudors and saloons have at length appeared. The
mat la IlAA AMI
mated" and lively. A bedroom cretonne, to men.
hon the last thing out, Is one flight OF nummlng
Gagged misses-tnat is Tor misses who have been
caught. There is q sensational pattern for Doudoirs
oouaoirs cannot boast Of Il is 1 the 6Tocaed iaoe
OF the wolf and the lamb. deep blue ground and
a. the bottom Of a stream made Of SILVER thread
very bright and quivering under Q pale, glossy
green tree stands love OF lamb. 1t Is onIy land
s SS to
girs. On pink ground Is specializing crane, |
with long neckec pitcher before her inviting the
'' The best drawing roo tapestry is brocadeof
mated walls may be, one gets tired OF foxes and
wolves at long run. The Cnnese decorate salons.
population Mandarins are in all the glory OF long
tails ana tipped shoes smoking opium on cloth OF
gold Chinese ladies with knitting needles through
theirs t0pknots are turning their almond eyes up TO
pointed pagodas, and tumble tumble OF urchins,
with only lock their skulls, angling IN satin
streams. Chinese junks go skimmlnR by proclaim
towers and Jugglers are, widemouthed throwing
up balls. II Is wonderful tissue, ana though al
possible coors arc blended nothing Is conspicuous
or gaudy. IL is soft IN hue Ike opal tints. Ii The
different Colds and pinks shine out, they peep as
dscreetly as morning sun breaking through hazy
dawn.
MUsL1NS.
There Is absolutely nothing left TO recommend
but white muslins with black worked spots all
them. They make the prettiest dinner and evening
dresses where much toilet would not be required.
black sash from the right side Rolng down behind
10 loop up panier and finish with ends on the left
SIDE, Is the prettIest trimming for them.
Fine lingerie, chemisettes modesties and aprons
claim line two but they woulu require q
volume II the variety were described They Will
keep Tor ensuing letter and come out with furs.
THE RACES
Of Parchefontane were a signal failure, the best
part OF the race course having been planted with
cabbages, and the best runners feeling tempted 10
clear them preferably to other obstacles.
The first run In Paris this year Is 70 come OF on
the oath lnst the Bois Boulogne. IL has cost