New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-30
FASHION NOTES.

Colored silk mitts are embroidered in self
colors across the hand the wrist and the top which
reaches 10 the elbow
Sun umbrellas are to match the color of the
dress and mounted thick osken Sticks with han
dies studded with gold
ROYAL pink primrose yellow, pOmegranate
red and lettuce green are shades OF satin and velvet
combined with black lace IN the newest bonnets These
bonnets are not made frame, but are shrred on
wresOf gilt, silver or bronze.
Camets in broken checks, tweeds, camcl's-
hair and new plaid cloths with bird cat or dragon In
each square, arc made up in long travelling closks that
ever e dress and are only fastened at the throat
by long ribbons tied III a DOW.
Alligator-skin and patent-leather slippers
made IN Marie Antoinette style by ladies IN
the house The alligator leather has beautiful markings
and may be dyed many colors bat most fashionable in
It's natural shade and in black aud dark red
Canvas ribbon is one of the novelties for
trimming summer bOnnets. This is fcru linen canvas
with GILT cord on each edge It comes IN narrow widths
for making rosettes and oops and is tied in with black
mr. dark velvet ribbon for the strings oil very stylish
straw bonnets'
Travelling dresses are of rough surfaccd
stufs like bOuroe and camels-hair, made without SIX
az ..ta. the wrap is en- suite, and be Jacket,
short mantle dOlmsn. The whole costume Is MADE
nv men tailor. III order get nneyhnshed work neat
ressipg perfect at and the stylish psnness that such
suts demand. The bonnet matching IN suit IL small,
dairy stra trimmed with velvet pulling and feathers Oi
a single shade
Velvet damasks with grcnadine grounds and
headed lace are made scarfs peerincs aud man
,elets for summer olive green with red hgurcs dark
garnet and orange with black the rich color ng Tor
fbese little garments, that Rvo tone 70 the most
quiet toilet =
Long, plain redng0tes are made OF cloth OF
oht weight and lghbrown In color They fall open In
front and pack below the waist and their only trimming
a. a. on ornameuts of passemenierie cord I'm rings close
toeeher These the turned over collar ana sleeves
and two separate rings define tue waist IA the oack.
en9uish bOerO hat, with square upturnod Drm trimmed
vii velvet aud hummiDg birds Accompanies sucn ied
iDgOos. :.
Relied dresses, with low-necked full bodies
and sraght gathered skrts, fashionable for niue
girls three or four years OF age They are made oil pink
q, lue bingham or peqcale the Adrlanople red cot
toms and trimmed with embroidery done In white on me
neck and full long sleeves Is worn under THESE nto
dresses to protect the neck and arms small enDrod
ered sun bonnet Of white linen, or OF tne Dress eoou
q. Worn with these quaint oldfashioned frocks
Cashmere gauze is dainty new fabric for
su,ner dresses 1t Ia all silk thin as the finest mus
lin and ia draped silk SATIN just as grenadines
ace made IL comes In the palm-eaf patterns. ana IN
rs IKE the india shawis that have suodued tones OF
1ive dull blue, red, and dark purple CashmerecoioTed
% ICES are imported for It's trimming II Is very
costly and therefore will not be commonly used
Some negroes were listening TO one OF their
r a. he read 10 them the proceedings OF the Legsa-
coor wien he got down the bill 10 protect aud pre-
serS. the right Of trial b S ola 81 tpoI s
~ n.y. s ns Jury Z" "Dat means heap IN teiin' yer;
Iat good thing" replied Pete sRane W.T. y, ae ds
Wnar e 90 essaryn iur n uged nn OAR an the
way s was on dc Jury de odder day, an hear hun
P how dat did nc want Yer gree VIZ S AZ, Ds NJ
en, when ~ Two ssoons dat he bust him wide open;
Ehei van tink OBJ dat g Inc , D.i 'HeA '''''''N N
m maes Acknowledgment Mvor'