The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-15

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,,aeJ n complete suits. tits made Of col.
ored camel's hair, hasa round cape ,pack,
ions straight scarf fronts, with Q ianciiul
nncket in one end and'a high ruh around
4 thc neck. Yak braid, yak lace beaded,
and o new fringe made OF Inc SIX tape,
curltd instead Of gofered or crimped, are
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Dolmans Of cloth and ,camel's hair are
LARGELY imported. They show various
improycments In shape and preserve al
ways the long side,pieeep eenliar:to them.
|Sorne of these have mantilla fronts, aud
the backs are jacketshape, and fGLbetter
fitting than when the garment was /, first
worn; others have coat Fronts jointed To-
the shortest possible back and fastened
under the long.ffowing sleeve. Colored
cloths and camel's hair,in allthe stylish
dark tints are more frequently seen In
these garments than the once prevalent
black cashmere9 These dark cloths are
almost covered with yak braiding, wool
embroidery, silk embroidery, chenille and
let, until they become, so heavy that II is
. burden TO lift them: The inevitable
ruff finishes these wraps, and lis made Of
black repped silk, edged with Tom
Thumb fringe. The scarf Dolman, the
Jacket Dolman, and those with mantilla
fronts are found occasionally in fine
black cashmere trimmed expensiyely with
bands OF ostrich feathers, voluminous
swinging cords, yak lace In guipure de.
signs spfinkled with fine Jet beads, while
others have the material almost conceal
ed by an abundance OF yak braiding or
else silk embroidery. 5HNfl 4
ENGLISH WALKING JACKET.
The English walking jacket again ap-
pears, made OF warm, rough cloth, near.
" half an inch thick, yet as soft as cam:
els hair, and known as camels hair cloth.
Il retains It's ,jaunty shape, fitting like a
gentleman's coat, with high shoulder
seams, double-breasted front, coat collar,
and three back seams far apart at the
waist, with lappets below the waist, but
no position plaits. Coat sleeves and
pockets with flaps complete this trim,
tidy, and withal masculine looking jacket
II IS made Of oliEe, slate, blue, and myrtle
green cloths, trimmed with velvet or silk
revers, pipings and cords, and buttons Of
steel or pearl colored to match the cloth
exactly, or else with buttons Of oxidized
silver beautifully carved. Theroughbut
stylish yak braid is used for trimming also;
sometimes there is row Of inch.wide
braid, with two narrower ones above, and
In other cases the Jacket Is almost covered
with. an intricate design done in fine yak
soutachc. Dark blue, black and iron
gray cloth jackets are shown closer fitting
than the ordinary English sacque, and
much longer; some are longer In front
than behind, ana have an e4tra basque
plated on the back, like riding habit
waist. Blue gros grain bands with light.
or blue cording on the upper edge trim
blue cloth Jackets prettily; the buttons are
then blue steel or else oxidized silver.
When single.breasted jackets are shown
they are usually finished with sailor
collar and q silk ruff Children's and
misses jackets are shown in precisely the
same shapes and colors just noted. Soft
beaver cloth Jackets are bordered with
beaver or sealskin fur, and have fur boa
sewed around the neck, with tails hang.
In front; others have the collar and cuffs
of sealskin or beaver. fur. Small NUTS Of
cloth are trimmed with fur TO match these
jackets. .s5JwsG s4l..s.t - - 5"-