New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22
THE FASHIONS.
FLOOR AND WALL DECORATIONS.
CARPETS, RUGS. CURTAINS AND PoRTIEREs<
TAPEsTR TRIMMINGS.

In fine upholstery, carpets, draperies and
rugs, the acme OF magniaeence seems TO have been
reached There royal velvets and Pushes satin
and Turcoman drapefes the pale Gobe1n tnts OF the
heavy tapestries contrasting with the glowing scsries
and puppies and gold, Eastern olive and ctTon shades
All ret distinct designs abandoned The carpets
simply beds OF flowers. English Administer closely
initiates old English styles and cooring Over a ground
Of pale terra Gotta garlands Of trailing and
golden sheaves OF autumn CLEAN through the dark
foliage of summer with meadow daisies and wildwood
ytOlets. Over n dim, softly tinted ground the cactus
losses scarlet bosses OF blossoms with the feathery
acacia and a wilderness of little bright flowers very
dark blue ground is covered with nch sombre
flowers OF dahlia red, browns and bright bronEed
patches Of fern and dull gold India figures shaded into
brown Another ground Of creamy tint has shadows
over It OF pale red cron. and shaded gold, starry with
prmroses roses. and white and purple viocts, and soft
gray-green foliage. superb English Brsseh OF enu
ground covered with strange foliage Of the East Ia
olives and dull pnks and rcds. The designs are Hae
with twisted thread shaded of Mauresque STYLE mostly
In two shades of color There are also seen with dar
red grounds the designs OF quaint green leaves ana
flowers Of pale pink. salmon, and t'nder blue sha"'d
into black Another of this make shows close imitation
Of the Daghcstan rugs.
The sxframe body Brussels carpets are mostly In Per
sian colors and designs tho ground closely covered 'rd
tho patterns small One Of these has light wine ggoud
covered with dun India red pamleayes The A1en''n
Genham Wilton carpets follow closely the Oriental or
rugs One Of these has ground Of feccy haze NJ
ecru and pale gold covered with Oriental designs ana
eoors The Brussels carpets are similar 10 the wilton
An exquisite Clculfm velvet caIIet Is creamy white;
gold and olive vases rise up at regular distances
cb crowned with trailing shaded red roses oiI'r
flowers and Indian figures scattered about ON vel
lilies, yellow cups O gold, ferns aud vines. Some olb,r
superb varieties resemble Kaleidoscope IN confusion 't
The lngrains Of THIS manufacture copied from TO
Brussels. The American h9queites so ni"sus ~ , to
t,chcd panels Of lovely Wild flowers on Eiy celu, oNp
and fwn groundsor in hauresQue Equ-te ~ pain9t
some Of thoTS naye Win r,s ac. ace seem c
cameIs hair sbaws All OF the borders aro 10 wide ID to
give the carpet the appearance OF rug
RIOS AND DRAPERGEs.
Among the rugs Is the Khy her with dun red eTound
covered with figures of strange bird, REDUNDANT v'r's
aud f6utasiic foliage in dark dull colois tie ncnad''
Agra Mayulpatam. ALLOWABLE and MHapoIe grounds 'I'
OF lighter and brighter color. Yenada has bnrAt
blue border and IL brilliant with beauiiin oo"tH' ih''
are used Of various sizes for studios Ia the way Of under
window drapery porsres, the Door, as wei as for d
ing rooms. libraries and other porisTes.
Other styles OF drapery are seen IN heavy )ute Ph
One elegant design bas squares OF Intense blue c"'ed
with Eastern figures and divided by ecru and dian WIN
9th er designs all outlined with Iiitcrhg metanis
threads the other side heavily embroidered with pine
apples and foliage gold Another style Of deep rcd IL
worked IN designs OF lies with gold and Indian iolisei
the yard and quarter deep OF dark blue cover
ed with arabesques and quaint flowers the borffrh "
shaded soft brown and blue gray ground outlined with
gold This design IL duplicated In other color Pine
apple are a fayoHte style. OF natural size Other
,S, draper ios are OF richest satin Of NesVe. COPPER.
olive and Oriental cOlOrs with hOriated groundwork sC
ing in some specimens, with tnsel the Wide la'os
ana borders are inerspcr~ed with the spiked noldH ~
palm pyramdl foliage of water 1cs, ferns ana E'i.
Bengal roses Others on satin are worked INTO 'n'Fe o'
etuiacttes, tufted hLiment- and fronds.
Some mante and table draeIies OF DARK vine 90, M
other warm hucs Of plush are w0rkrdn bohrI eliD y
IN floral designs tn applique n lrge M,'s'
not Hf & tTc,S There are also d1dos ~ the s1us
description plush curtains or other draper "H.i9
III u '"i ,r I "iI,r siyi.s hlt glow H huHi
Hrib,soues and Oriental desns OF palms acantA0, 80
lotus peacooks tails and the fern acadia
CURTAINS AND TAPESTRY.
The dainty Madras window drapcrios are seen in
fr,-her designs delicate specimen OF creamy ground
4; woven with crimson silk detached h'w'i-, h'
border IS gold and gray. Another style Is ,u.p,l
with pale pink, gold and deeper ccru. some
antique gupure curtains have Toreutine bor'
der aud dado. Venetian point forms the hpr''r hair
yar yf. of another style some of the crrl NOTING.
ham curtains might bg mistaken for real gului'. 80
uu-tcy fine r.l Lace draFrles have ah a''u',. 'hF
uush. over which dru with carl"is s'1re "hit' AA
fens, vines md all manu'r % snA lowers sou. ''
~ fHyWrion. Sofa cushion. arc stuffed with down rrt
covered win soft Auguss9n ,@P,suy ~, UL o
butterflies, or huge rich clusters or u'"'l~i
pau Itro Si 0Trr,i f1rdcT"y toward an nat +,
rich myuriou, and ~ glowing coiofing invade o..
uutluc tic idr border, and In of the richest 0'-
signs the ptering threads are interviewer tiio'ii %
entire fabric The fiiDCc- also ol gold htad'h y
bIorhe figures 20 correspond
JENNINGS AID GLOVES.
The School, Of Design for Women have afforded -"tt
variety Of models OF artistic beauty IN graceful Hines ana
intricate patterns OF large lobe and oa-haped leaves,
Others of pnnate and feathery shape incrnrkc1 nuf'
helmets aud hcraldic devices These are braided VIA
techc upon the new cloth pcli,-o or o"nai-'1 Vit
stylp. for the autumn trimmed Win iur uotutf r
4. that bnunry apparent In these ucw garment TINT Tor
merry ulude "A weight be dcpOrtd More elegant fit-
ming consists " velvet embossed figures set ON M ir
lauc bat pas-cmoutrr!e cords and fuurarc- are oNi.
iyal pd and There f. sufficient ullne-s behind O. Ii-
nit OF the touIuurc which f. rather larger this -rl.oh
Long. loose wrsted mOusquctaire gloves viii rt'ah
their popularity. Some OF those have arrived ~ l.o
length Of one yard, but ere intended only for evening
Nlrssrs T.. j. Denuing x Co, Arnold Constable Co.,
H. ONru and Buutllicr Brothers, VIII please accept
thanks for attention.