New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

and tosdIous apprecIatons Onsy to be elaspcd with
,ho rrest Of Jewels about the st perfect OF throah
in ITALY, moro especially Rome and Venice,
nre aearchng into the darkest and nVSs onsJ vi o'u
shops bargaining for unique and antique Iace anu o
esneclay happy II possessed OF cape suei as 'nrn
na,s wear sometimes found In those quarters, Tor Cg
dinals arc once In awhile Inpeopnious to the vi
.rt,rr with what man least values OF his belongings
Int which creates fever OF excitement IN WolnaA
heart surplice shaped dresses are exceedingly Deoon
Ing filed in with soft and misty folds OF tue, shad8
without eoncesling the beauty Of the neck For rare
loce OF exquisite nencss fabulous prices are required
and readily given. For evening dresses 1t "a no longer
en- reoe to wear the oversk Of the material as the
dress Lace either vslencennes or tue Grape and Or
candle trimmed with lace, arc prepared Topped grace
fully with large bcan..infuT r6ses.
A,--,ng French importatiohs wo find Eptncc!tnes
handsome al wool atcral with dashcs OF silk In tiny
bars another fabric in small broken palds, called pu
sable this Is rather light, and odd, with an adnxtue
in It's texture II showered with fine sand An e1ceeu
ngly comfortable looking fabric Is the plaid mefdsSe'
wde--quite double width-and looks precisely as II II
had gone through tho process Of quilting. Then there
arc again mosaic plads, quito the name repre-
rents Among the very newest pads those In black
and white To relieve their oodness they are barred by
scarlet orange. bright Lue Plaid goods are also I'M
proved from the old time by being beautifully
shaded Very graceful and earessGne is the new slclian
! 1t is rather heavier, aud OF deep black, yard
| wide, and varies In price from 60 cents to
q % q yard. Cashmercs arc imported OF oil the new
and beautiful cloth shade7 OF OF the darkest 30
not only the bright shades difficult to procure but
they ara not In demand. Rich plum color, Of rosy
tint the blue plum the very darkest shade OF ashes
OF roses, vergng upon fuschia; London smoke and
cypress green make those most graceful OF costnes
black however, continues to be diStiuS Next In
fashion ranks the French satnes OF far superior quality
to those Of last These rich in cOlors and
quality, with beautiful gloss, tho drapcry resembling
the classical folds Of cloth. new color IL g0rGf de
pigeon the Alexis gray, and yellow golden brown
OF tho true Autumnal tint with the qnet and grave
London smoke, are tho most important OF tho coors'
This costs 81 % yard Of less width and less heaveSs,
| 1t Is as low as 90 cents.
The old favotcs st retain their places In tho highest
| ranks-the "Beaver Mohar" and Buffalo brand Al
paca"as uniting beauty grace In drapiug, to durability
and presenting quite stylish costume as black SILK
The excellence these goods have proved the mannfac
urcrs to be worthy OF tho high reputation they have
| achieved ThcseI famous fabrics exactly alike on
either side, which adds to their economy and popularity
These range from cents to g. yard Nor are tho old
time Empress Cloths forgotten; they come In al the new
coors at from 20 to 90 cents Mlrvclousy beautiful are
the heaps OF silk and brght-hucd velvet ratubowcd
damonded strewn with brighter Of the floral
tribe than ever gw in earthly bower known to
earthly KEN Slken robes in artistic pednge outVe one
another in the blushng richness OF their tins. Ex-
qulste hntz coors embroidered upon quiet grounds
| OF rose, pale dove, amber. Fancy peacock silk
| of infinite lustcr and brilliancy trimmed with
| peacock feather tips what could DO more
gorgcousf Again, sik OF rich golden
bronze the trimming Of dark brown, this had fUuncc
nearly half yard Ia depth trimmed with velvet, round
waist in 'front.' with basque back Duchessc sleeves. the
upper skirt the favorite wrnkcd 'front.' and falling very
low the back with velvet shes and bows for looping
| ma witt
Jacket edged with gupure lace and fans OF silk side
paitlngs very FULL headed with bands and little bows
trimmed the dress proper. The oyerskrt matched the
gnrnure OF the jacket, ooped exceedingly high at the
sides, open behind, somewhat OF the bees-winS style OF
last year This was marked at s65. very elaborate
dress OF cafe-du-lait made with double founccs
trimmed with very deep points, which were ornamcnted
with fringe Tie oyerskrt OF apron front was lOopcd
high at the side with long sasbcs. Tho tout ensemble
was bewidcring enough to flscinae all eyes Tie price
was 1900 and recEoned very low.
OF less pcnsve material such the velours
beaver mohairs apacas, etc. very styllshy made
with deep hounce with double box plas ut regular
intervals fastened down with two buttons on each ait
This is stitched on half inch from the top and again
half way down. Another style Is the square rret edge
every other fastened up TO the skirt with but
ton In this the tuTes must either he faced with
silk the fabric must be alike upon both sides Bias
folds dotted with largeibuttonmods, covered with the
same material is favOrite style, the edge trimmed
with fringe In fact the styles Of trimming too null
ttudnous to allow OF fuller descriptions for this month
For full DRESS superb silk OF that delicate tint in the
leaves OF the rose, trimmed with founce OF
cobwebiko trsc'ry and superb overTkirt in point
lace the sleeves and berthe trimmed to correspond. This
valued at 800 silk Of ciel blue was draped with
ertpe de chene Overskrt with Hounce OF the same Of
creamy tint lOOped high with exquisite tcarOscs
Sled in bows and rucngs OF blonde and crepe rib
bon. Bridal dresses made with excessively long
tie fnur wi
garniture Of delicate white lilac and orange blossoms
over the whole falling the veil Of snowy tue like
heecy cloud pretty blossoms p lily of the valley and an
orange blossom nesting at intervals IN tue misty folds
nm the hon 49,. p =.
Naturally the new round called Alers OF course
TO he adorcd by JaponcadOm. This OF sort Of plum
colored beaver, and trimmed with velvet OF shade
darker in several fods shaded feathers and agrette
at the Sides Two shades Of rather dismal olive
made very stylish bonnet, with the feather in three
shades; the high, pulled made OF alternate
folds OF velvet and darker shade OF SILK. The shaded
feathers difficult to procure, therefore very highly
estimated. Many Of tho round hats could be readily mis-
taken for bonnets the difference being IN the strings
PompOns, and beautiful aigrctes OF all cOlors,
tremely fashionable. Aigrettes purchased by the
quantity Of different colors to be removed at pleasure
and changed correspond with the gloves and neck
tics. Winter bonhets will be fully described next
month.
French necktles OF exquisiteynted pale blue faced
with de Icate color and trimmed with hno lace,
and beautiful. Spifres are charming II searfs Of
Jaite In the faint Colors, pale green, creamy tinted
white and tea rose, with ruches OF tule, Vaenoiennes
Manes lace. Large squares OF black dotted net laid
the bonnet have superseded the scarf and short vail
1t necessary TO either trim hem this sort Of vail
Colored corsets be In great demand not the
mon coOrs but in bright warm tints-scarlet embroi
dered with white, gray merino embroidered with scarlet
NJ talv .nt ting ha and
white corsets for general Winter wear will be
among things OF the past, white skirts The new
nlh mol fnnfs