New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
THE FASHIONS.
vuIr coin wEATHER BRINGS us.

Furs have grades as strongly marked as
society has though tue Law does not denne ene' ne.o
did in DAYS lang syne in the Old WolsS, 1,1r,I
pocket takes the place Of legislation and It's pfonu
pncnto Is far more potent than any decree oy AHs :,
Parliament. To prove this magnincent usfes ga s,,s
money other city Of the world are sueh e last
sold as In NewYork. and IN 50 great proruson, yVbar
fo,y vears and many changes in styles and KINDS -
aver there is glitter, warmth perfumes roul - o.,
bIestn and music, you find ermine. OiV"e -,
vear. aTo 10 be the lpGr cTcelienoe, un'' :, -
sno,non grew M in cat rabbit, and the Ehghsh conF
$3.50 an stre,As With yellow Ochre, fantastica,ly
,-,s with small ends OF grimaIEns tals, anu sold
for real ryai ermlne at sEch absurdy low prices mat
the too suswy sets seen In amcDie compAnsnship
with Tplof CLOTH beaver, and sometimes woosn shawls,
Al bica genuine 6rnine, reposng only upon the rich
est sr the heaviest velvet weuid shrink with horror
therefore the rial ermine has disappeared from every
Mace not rooted according 10 the DEGREES Of fashion
Only a couDoisseur IN furs judge between the Rus
sian and Hudsons Bay Sable, nearly they alike,
vet the latter has caprice lost casteEn the fash
ouabie world. II is not less beautiful than the Russian
vet the cost of the Russian makes It very desirable
Very fine be purchased now for $1,000 or s.Soo
the rage fancy frs deteriorang slightly from its
popularity. Seal skin sacques excessively popular
and naturally that has raised the price, plain I'M
trimmed seal saCque with nun costs, of hne quality,
from Nss TO s9OO Trimmed according the style OF
trmmng9 from $3.50 10 $50 Of cheaper
ranging from 50 TO $50 according 20 length. Boas fat
shaped and elegantly lined and quilted in SATIN accom-
panied by beautiful little NUTS and turbans in them
selves apart from the sacque most distiRgUe additions
80 the Winter wardrobe Boas, saeques, and NUTS OF
the finest seal skin are trimmed with tails fur of the
beautiful otter, exqustely fine fur soft velvet,
and each hair finished of with svery point Of
airy thiste-down irradating the dark beauty Of its
depths The sea otter is also very costly made up into
sets, even O muff and boa commanding high price
500 $45O Seal sacques also trimmed with
Fox, fur 0ftener found upon the BOueyards than
Broadway, yet fashionable everywhere, and expen
sive witha that the trimming sells for s. and $40 yard
Sets Of this FUR cost from S75 to 500 il is exceedingly
aufy elegant eur Of a brown, which might. TO crafty
dealer be called blush, and might finally De per-
suaded into saying Il really slate-cOlOr
Other fashionable trimmings the Isabella Bear,
light thick. soft brown the silver Fox, at rs cents
yard. soft likewise; the Black Martin. 81
yard sometimes called Alaska Sable Every article OF
apparel has been called after the little "diva,"
nave Lucca Sacque,' Of seal skin. lined with amber
SATIN exquisely quilted and provided with the indis
pensable inside pockets The Silver Fox. from extreme
kebound regions possesses the rare slvery, thistle
down aufness with lovely velvety depths, also blu
This only used for trimmings from s. TO So
yard, and NUTS and bOas, high $3.50 The Black
Fox yet another hghprced and elegant fur and from
rarity considered perfect enough for the trimming
1f velvet well seal The range quite high in
the best for $780, The color very dark and the
r soft plush. Astrakan has lost caste in the fashion
able world governed by the pocket and caprice yet
popular where warmth and comfort desired and epe
cany BY those in mourning There several grades
Of AstakaD, the very finest made Of the Persian lamb
bearing that eose cured watered look and the longer
haired OF the sheep They in price, according to
quality, from s35 to $780, Mink, Ike deposed queen is
always afectonatey garded by her erring aud capri
subjects therefore mink Is yet fashionable, In rch
ia-k cOlOrs, coming mostly mu and The large
ape and cloak utterly obsolete and only upon
overs OF antiquities.
Mlfs are yet small and trimmed with ribbons; the |
Ials of the animals eOrn appropriate carniture.
Collars are left for elderly ladies'. rather to adopt
more pleasing expressionD for those who admit them
selves slightly pqSst; young ladies' particularly those
VAC pride themselves upon what Mrs. Mantilini would
,al their outline affect boas either fat or round
lynx also rescued from long oblivion and, being
70 the present generation Is rather owpriced at pres
snt from its rich, veyety black gOssiness, with
gmpse beneath the pelt Of superb red brown it is
destined great popularity. Gray squirrel is exten
nvey FOR lining silk velvet, ana fur garments
for that purpose the fur Of the gray cOny also used
Chidrens frs come TO Us in great abundance; whita
sony sets Of pretty dainty cap andome bright feather,
ss--ue and mu sell from SO to SIS. Chincha. becom-
n % M fresh baby faces is higher costing from t5 70
O. and here are lovely little SETS faneflly lined with
SIZE o. blue md pink and crimsons OF siberian gray /
= airrsL Roek River squirrel, gray Krimmer lamb |
Persian white lamb, and other comfortable and really
inexpensive furs yielded by the cat, the monkey the
weasel stone-marten. and others already mentioned
plqs qilr danesg 70 which none VIII object and then
a word upon gentemens fashions. seal-skin coats,
bvercoau and dOubebreasted Jackets are en- regte and
very costly Caps Of otter and sea-sk1n EXTREMITY
fashionable and becoming charming cap is called the
Canadian sealskfn turban. The OF this Is high
and soft with an upturned brim. something ike "a /
Rabagas bonnet. seal trimmings and otter only are
sanctioned fashion in cuf, collars gloves ana 9Order
ngs for Tor gentlemen There are scarls ahe
FOR the several FaSse gentlemen nave new scaLt
made with sort q square Knot or iOd, lIO Nn ~.
depend two broad ends 10 De IN g9od ISstes eHs
Windsor ties OF twiled silk are recommended flbe anu
very elegant mufters OF cashmere ana s,h anu
silk, with silken borders are qul1e che@P
9ut the SHAY iaoIlG5 T eSs Tsbo1 for business
garments OF dark. mixed cloth. and douDle-Oreasted
Innovation considering the hight OF ladies 6onnetsi
the are six inches hlgh, wiz t"O u.. tis
Of business hats In felt; the crowns are Tour OF n
inches high; the soft hats take the shape IN h
color Fronts OF shirts yet plain without plas
Tie corners turned me single initial embrsdered n
the corner handkerchief Is considered more se
fvined with graceful little vine Costumes for semi
dress either black or very da% oi1e, Wa a becEs
indentsd in the warp sngie-prssast ha cost
sgttonins quite Sd fatber longer There are
also stylish eutaway coats slngle- : th
foods and 0ray mixtures, and gray and black blended
Into lovely quiet tint but IN accord with the sun
tbe Tenteman's shawl which can be converted INTO
lapFobe, Of soft WOOL IN gray ana o e5ttnSs Of
autsoue stones where, upon foundations % burned ee
rlc are earylngs on ony A. ,ntsi aise in cameo OF
sardOnyx, topaz, and emerald Upon a ASse OF viva
resn - al q sleeve studs are stu square When the
deieats necte is OF other color rhan BLACK, groves
1aiStest 1t Of ashes o roses Clothes" says
Professor, give Individuality distinction and Social
policy Clothes make men Of asi" and 80 argues
The latest arrivals among Partisan 6onnefs takes the
shape Of the RsDagas' which derives ls name rom
bonnet in sardoU's play or tlat naMe, soIn " w