New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
ssmes the long, simple straight poonase drapod very

ssmes the long, simple, straight poonase hfapcd V1y
sighty pasques and overskrts will Bnd formidaoe
rival In the princesSc Tho rage for rch irn2es H~e
and other trimmings Is increasing, and yet me cOslesS
garments are made up with the seyerest simplicity;
extremists are satisfied Melted passenentsles are ~
lace forms a healing for snk fringe and with elegant
gimp makes elaborate ornamentstionf Tor Vslye,
ming The costly Cashmere lace IL largely initiated
The Normandy lace Is hand made and - 80 ciofy IN,
tged by the machine made lace OF Nottingham mat tne
difference only exists in the fabric as - me 49, WIT ~
ecru chamos and il much used for trimming SIX
toilets OF the same color. IL,
40 costumes that Of shades united has been the
most successful. Everybody Lies IT, Among less ex-
pensiye and more seryicsable fabrics the Arctic brands
Of noha brilliantne and apacas gaining great pop
uriiy account of their silky Ulster ana ireuO rom
all cotton foreign admxtures. These goods
are far superior poor black silk Handsome costumes
are made either of these brands united 10 shepherds
The same material or with Titan braid Seal skin still
remains the most popular and fashionable OF furs The
newest shapes Of seaskin sacques have two seams on
the side adding greatly the Of their appearance.
Boas length from SO TO az inches There very
IN the lining in band OF fur sewed around inc sam at
opening thus forming cuffs for the wrist and pre-
venting the satin from becoming soiled and frayed An
other style II the patent matcbless inr ana mum In
these the fur covers the entire side or the num- leaving
again used an promises to win back all OF ts Old pop
irgIy dark glossy and soft. Tho Eastern mink is
regarded the most desirable. The rich brown
for trimming. Plucked aud dyed IKE the seal II Is made
up into sets scarcely o. DC distinguished from seal
The IA dark tipped with silver gray points
and SOFT and fine velvet Made with the fur ends
the muf they cost Sl5 and 40 All sacques average
from 80 81 inches in length Russian sable being the
costly and fashionable OF fur, can never become
popular The Russian sable IL only IL inches
long, and IN skin varies In price from SO 10 Sijo The
finest skins seldom find their way here. but very hand
acts cost from 800 TO 800 Others cost from
II 900 To 600 The number of fancy inrs n not only
large, but yearly increasing. An eNtfavagaDt caprice
shows seal sacques trimmed with costly silver fox or
plurked The silver fox IL beautiful fur lts soft,
heccy surface glstens with nerdeke points like frosted
thise-down. Erinne has begun Ia decay I'm popu-
lsiity Through caprice OF fashion. IL IL still
used for opera wraps and trimmings, but Its
price tells the tale Of its growing unpopu-
larity. COucy gIcbe lynx, astrakhan lamb, squirrel,
africa chnchila black wbIte and silver fox. make up
the fashionable trimming fIrs NJ prices ranging from 80
cents 10 Sl0 yard GrUsglan silk ciOaks made long
and ample, lined with squirrel skins and trimmed
with Russian otter This style Is provided with hoods
and tasses Scihenne oose-ftting sacques are lined
with squirrel fur another style il made nfo straight
sacques SO to 40 inches long, with loose large sleeves,
and fully trimmed with black fox fur short -acnes Of
silk and clotB also lined with squirrel fur The Swiss
Alpine and English walking hat Of fine seal i. very
coquettish, trimmed with ostrich feathers heads and
tails OF seaskn, OF sealskn balls
Me-dames Mather and DcmOrcst, Arnold Constable,
Lord ~ Taylor Opdycke, Terry & Steele, and Enrich
Bros TO furs will please accept thanks for Information
received.