New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
4nE DSlL4T or SrH.NG GOODS.

ufpOcr.D AND MILLINERY GOODS-AMERICAN SINS
-RPO>Zrs.
William KIM y, ut Broadway and Nlnth-st.,
has his su.v ,rv C,oIs bIztr fully stocked IN every
Ge,artn-n IL Beaded goods and ornaments he has
great variety FOR al purposes. In the French millinery
fi-li.nIl! r. store, ID PARIS There besides very
lara. au...y Jt hats chip aut L"guoru, uhtrlmmed
osIcn t''-. Gtcat r'r-ns are offered III the Nilsson
ana juyta cloves Iu 'Le store there J. great array
Of ,ai- plate. Wsge. Priau ornaments, ana beautiful
>@ go q, Ii,ct The toilet departnent ls well
stocked VIII line soap sponses. every style %[ brush
Iubus l.r.uuc-. tolct sells and mirrors. More sub
tIan'al ,as are found in Otncr dcpIrtmeuts in the
Nay 81 r>Irrv gloves corscts aud underwear, ana all
that edCd or cnhdreu's and infants wardrobes.
Lord K Taylor have also exhibited street. dinner,
evening and other costumes. superb blue silk had
garland Of embroidered flowers edgIng the oyerskirt
La.oue. and sleeves flushed with deep louncings OF
y.leuccuues lace cost 500. cream color and pale
pink costume was massed with knife plaitings and wide
Noted fringe. right royal costume was OF ruby vel
yet apron wide Tcyers aud basque, with long trained,
pulled SKIRT % violet six, the whole trimmed with
e,ru cluuy six lace. A black velvet skirt had
black gro, grain po.ouaise heavily embroidered with
lets some beautiful summer dresses are nelaHQe OF
mus ill., lace bows Of ribbon, and soft India silk The
millinery opening disclosed great variety Of elegant
bats from leading PARIS houses in fine felt Leghorn and
black Chantny. The flowers were partcu arly fine in
delicate field and fruit blossoms. There the usual
display OF India shawls, with many new styles with
open centers. Raw silk shawIs speciality Of this
house IL boots and shoes manufactured for this firm
there are the finest g. handmade boots for dress and
walking and a very excellent s. walking boot. There
we're wte satin boots dotted with tiny forget-me
acts and pink buds; others made TO order OF
the silk Of evening dresses The flowers changed
10 as TO correspond with the trimmings Of the dress
Arnold, Constable & Co. have been displaying for two
days evening. dinner, carriage, reception, ball and
other impor led costumes carpeiings, shawls. and
exhibited by gas light. white silk damask grenadiue
with fan train was heavy with neted fringe aud the
apr0n caught al intervals with bouquets OF ferns
iOnaui-, aud heather rOsc-colOred grOs gram with
Triple plated tram. three yards long, was mass of
plated Pink and White lace hOunces. A plaid
barred with velvet. had fun trimmings OF
SHRED maze silk, brown velvet bows ana loops
with iran Of shrrs aud plAngs. very beautl-
ful Of blue six had garauds OF roses placed dag
snay across front with mist OF falling white lace.
More beautiful a blue daUask silk elaborate with
ernped fringe bows and arf-shaped apron with Due
sashes OF silk lined with cream color. The soft ana dell
tnts eXqulsteiy blended by light. More eaDO-
costly dresses: reception dress OF
fawn cOOred silk covered with knife plating. deep
heavy tasseled ana netted fringe aud Insertions OF
shIrrlng A luiube brown grOs grain had apron and
trimmings OF ecru lace and brown velvet, Tidesceni
pearl buttons the basque. Others equally elegant
IN prDne violet LOusBc SIX Two shades or coffee
color aud pinksh two shades OF prune and other
fashionable eolOrs The trimmings consist Of shirrs,
puff ptngs aud oyerskrts laid dldgOnaly across The
front Ia scarf fashion. In the camcPs hair shRws
specially OF this house not so much magenta 10 observed
III the newest sbaws there IL less or Whte Iud the
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