New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
THE FASHIONS.
FUR GARMENTS FOR WINTER WEAR.
sEALsKIy wRAps-FUR-L1NED cIRcULARs-cAPEs,

SEAISKlN WRApS-FCR-LlNED CiRCULAES-CAfEo,
MuFFs AND CAPs-CHILDREN's rURs.
Warm wraps demand attention. Furs have
their several grades strongly marked. In other city
Of the world such costly urs and in 80 great
prOfusiOn as in New-YOrk The superb Russian sables
still seen, but mostly In tail borders for trimming
rich wraps and $50 yard but the charming fancy
furs that appear year seduce the mind from being
haunted by the almost unattainabe imperial Russian
seaskn retains all It's popularity and Is shown this
season In short NANTES closely fitting both trimmed
and unrimmed. TIE George shaped TO tho back and
ends in box pcats; tho sides made also TO form
sleeves that arranged to unite with the front There
is high standing collar and the usual belt fastened In
side to the back. Unrimmcd. the price of this style
Is $40 There other shapes more III
regular mantila style with larger sleeves and
others IN tho old vsie shape Tho In Gretry OF the last
named style has wide ample sleeves and Is comfortably
largo rather longer 'front.' trimmed with beant
full silver fox There besides trimming bands OF sen
otter, sable tails, black fox and black maren Long
seasn coak are made this year adapted to the figure
with abundanuy wide skirts 10 conform to tho
present fashion in drapery. Another style
opens at tho back wide collars on these
abandoned for n narrow, standing collar IA Gfotry
OF style large wide sleeves. La Favoritas not
long but has the skirt peatod in to admit OF the
present abundant ournure The Rstori, this season
made Of seal ia trimmed with wide bands Of Russian
sable. Tho fami liar seal sack maintains its prestige
and is longer this IL measures from thlryeGht
TO fortytw0 inches, and is also mado TO YIELD boun-
ant back Tor the touuurei this united TO certain curve
Of the back ana sides gives moro symmetry' although
the fronts still straight and generally double
breasted.
Handsome cloais made after the above models In
plush camers hair frlsG cloths aud velvet broeaded
satin and velvet, ottoman md finer corded SILK ana
others are combined with another fabric. These arc
trimmed with various furs aud lined with rich colored
satin silk Cloth cloak5 are made costly Win nahd-
some fur trimming
Fur.ned circulars arc proof against all attempts to
disposcqs them OF their wecarnod reputation for Civ
ing comfort and warmth. Mink Innings wero found so
satisfactory few years ago that they appear again. al
though much heavier than squirrel Tho gray backs OF
SQUIRRELS arc extensively used but the an white
are abandoned. The fashion introduced last season
OF shrred Al builders rcappears with standing con r
but the wide collar is also seen o. black mar m o.C1
fox or the fragile Russian hare. Tho fabrics Et'rlel
are heavy camcrs hair cloth, cloakng silk sui'h
expensive r,ppod suk coAks, tho pure America -ik -
duced by a seasons wear IN French silk
CArEs COLLARS hNp MUrFs.
Coqu.tIsl oscly fitting jackets arc rather novel TINS
year. made Of fine blaca Persian ambkn ~ the ''itc-
stiffness lud beauty these arr -ii georeAied not long
and have standing collar, the c'-c sleeves ore without
CUTS T,.ari.c,. collars NUTS, lc-s AFRO scrcIaiy seen
made of tts sa' fur. sable OTTER beaver. As'raiau
Russian h1ir. chircnila. hiH't mr'en md hrtnsf-.
golden brown beaver, mo ioHAd c'i,7 OF ,'tHi d"
TWO IS ere sim made FOR tuo'o VINO IKE a. muit hNo
been falling iu.o amy u'r Of H','uAt OF 'h, a'".t
I4cr" De- "H "rt"N"n'n n th' Fr,,'ht cAe ron "u
t t1.' y,r.,y M Vi,i,r mics, worn over a hplry
- ','',, - ra~a., seen SOM. ~ me I,, d,hu2
have long fort- SHUTS Irc very -unll nni dainty amt
ri ~, r'.. "a ..t On. r.....f is ti, ua.De .l- ;.i.
fit u.L IA. c..-u.!e collar - tc'.',- 900 'I.f-
G G. ,., t,Sa 70, laa q. psrt o.. ,i's.. RI. f,a
brown m.I. i- extensive r"p' renci 7'i- "i collar
or p.carc ugd muI. nua tl' ou.rm"n lclr .s