Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
NEW roEK rA.nroNs.
Winter Silks. NliIlinerJ. Gloves mn
Shoes. slut-dO0r g.nrtttants

Winter Silks. NIiIlInerJ. Gloves nnt
shoes. 0ut-hOOr GsnruuGnts.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and ,Journa
NEW YoBK, Oat. 4.--Ths leading winter
SILK is called Bengaline and comes in oil
stylish ooloiH and black az we'll, the dis.
tinguishing characteristic being henvy
rep running across the breadth, which IL
smallest size resembles o very heavy ProH
grim md from such beginning shows
variations az TO siZ3 of rep and intsrVsr-
ing distances. Gros grain proper is still
in state Of semi-death and used by
fashionable people only as foundation
for something else. Satin is in come
email demand but faille is yet sold freely
while Satin Regence is still popu ar and
often made up on either side, the two
forming agreeable contrasts in weave.
| BROoADEs
in the higher types are sold chiefly for
front breadths since the patterns arc too
large for more than limited employment,
IS where depictiops OF long fern lsaves,
! hyacinths or ostrich feathers extend al
Eost or quite q foot along surfscag.
Feshion ia general runs to prolonged de
aiens in brocade but quite new silks on
the other hand, show erge traya at inter
walls devised on tho plan Of snowbRlls or
hydrGngias. Fabrics CT such character
are Invariably in contrasts nnd indicate
ell the now combinations such as pink
and yellow, grey and dahlia or heliOtropa
ard green but taero nro very pretty
orooades in market that sometimes in oae
color, are of foe texture and ba4trewn
wi comparatively modest flower pat
terms WHOM yet, however, are on the long
and slender order. All this IN because
drapery is still long mud close about tho
figure, 80 much 30 that IN Iaris fash.
iOnable drtssmaker will demand Only ak
wards Of ordlue y width 200 3s Bat Nov
York haa not yet arrived atsuoh Il point OF
economy or perhapa euch Intentional dis
play OF the fGrm.
LARGE HATS
are field for The display of unu 'larab!e
vagaries. la lG.er exhibitions tbs assen,
blnge of wings ia az tines reparzahie
and hirds AS Vol, 4 duz IA or mora OF tho
former ptois0s.ns forward in rowa and ia
accordance with thia cane resdy mad
hauds with neees i've Wing feathers
ranged on ci'hse side from soft bsoes
feather centre. flrd7 are showa with
wiags artlnrlally * ended Or paehrp.
more liberal prasiaion Q. Them THAI from
tue hand ~ a,nrp oil bling made W
rfoi-CL upa Ids or lutwsr rs while III TIE |
midst may dart forth 81 g'e long tat
ieAshsr such as was 80 much worn last
Winter. These caprices are especially
true respecting olaok birds yet tHe
fea'herNu tribA in general do ROT rapos-
on the hats they o. gmant but psrcn with |
extrtmU ayg'ess.yenesl or cnn.rarIwiss
may ApraYl with stretched out feet and !
this I 4 40 " 3prawliug IL carried to aa |
utmost l!Elit by simulated birds made o. |
festhetH pailel on cloth and so lie per.
feelly flat on The brmB OF large hnta
styles IN boEnsis hrO Of course muca |
more conservative aud one or Two small I
birds may giva modest finish il front /
GLOVES AND SHOES.
Tan or Pruy continue the shades for
street OF morning, but for evening there
IL ohoic9 among pale cOlors to match
dress fabrics, with tan, gray or white rs
while moreover acCur ing 10
HArfi, BroH.', No. SOS broadway, who az
is well known lead the glove trade in
Am RIGA, addressed kid has all it's toim,r
prestige. -Four buttons are the lonqt
for general wear hut the dealers lust
alluded TO Lave introduced this season "a
new glove fastener which promises "a be-
sag, not adopted to evening. In the
eyes Of fashionable shoppers their estab-
iishmebt IL attractive as ever, although
purchasers OF moderate means find it an
equally advantageous resort, since, a.
may be- supposed ali grader " gloves ara
kept in 4 fpeeious bu..di.g devoted to
he ans pur o. As they supply the
rDde Dllaosi everywhere, their styles can
DO readily Obt ined 1T homo ~ many
places, bat mai. orders for ladies gen 10.
men or children arc filled with couscien-
ions care
Strictly fashi nahle sho0s are chiefly OF
'ozl (updressed calfskiu) or kid in
imilar hAish aud the wearing OF colarsd
hoes To match dresses does not interfere
9riuuay with the demand for tan or
ray Because the latter are appropriate 10
my dress, whilo the former OF cour o
nult DO changed to suit the gown. The
)xford tie for indoors remains very
Iopll.ar and p fashionable woman ~
wont 70 keep supply OF uppers in cloth
o match dresses which butonad above
or tho Gtree. give q look Of atyle.
,mong clippers tbs AdOnis wish long
amp and | rye steel buckle divides
avor With The ''sailor tien that shows q
mall ribbon tie and short vBmp aq also
he Oriental slipper coming low on tGg {
nstep without vamp and often quite
'lsia or again prottiiy en- yrCidefei. !
'oas are worry sharp pointed bnt Of ,,
onrse there is supply 81 shoes with /
ronder toes and less extta7ngant heels to
ay nothing o. conservative yet reason. |
bly, stylish walking boots. Hosiery {
matches the Shoe. /.
ou1-D DOOR GARMENTS. {
The handaomest garments are ia plush,
elvet or mHtelasse; often in comhina-
ions Of ona or more OF such materiglg 9
nd frequently trimmed with different
arniturs., such 10 Passemsnterie, en-. !
roidery, feathers or fur. Fine cancels 4
air has Il high position and Ii attractive {
. floral or eastern patterns. Shapes re- /
lain long with evident effort after {
ovelty as where the fastening is cloae
n one side with an outer front attached !
boye il loose effect. Velvet sleeves ore .
cry fashionable. listers or Newmarkets
ONE in cloth and there Rto short man.
lila shapes in all grades, while thssgpply
( jscIetG is very large, all tight hitting n
no back and with either tight or loose
FONTS. few expensive garments are
ut ia long JACKET shApa in the back md
cry long maniilla font ends. Olpes OF
test make ARE ia one fall nj &c with 3
OiDtEd woke and ut1iLe Ipup- 1