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NEW YORK FASHIONS.
NEW WOOLs: SILKS WAYS OF MAX
ING OUT DOOR GARMENTS
ANSWERS.

New wOOls have successive rows of |
gathered braid that begin around the
bottom edge in clusters OF three or six,
lessening by one as they are repeated.
while at the top, single braid is seen
aud as the rows are placed quite apart,
in such as commence at six, the upper
one is near the waist. Rufles 10 simi- |
lar style, are of course provided for the
corsage and sleeves. This season, cir
cular skirts often come ready shaped
and the woods just mentioned, form no
exception. but proportion are shown
in straight expanse. The braids arc
in self color or forming contrasts more
or less pronounced, with she goods and
some show an edging of white or tinsel.
Braided capes may complete the out
fit or be worn Independently.
SILKS.
are rich in changeable effects and es-
pecially so when frightened by small
leaves, sprays. or spots that embedded
in heavy surfaces. are seen in crimson,
magenta, bright pink, green or yellow
Irregular designs and dashes set close
together are on the same order and
very fashionable, but there is also
supply of large. loose patterns or bro
cades woven in medium sized floral fig
ures that may be arranged in all over
style or at greater or less distances.
MOire is prominent among silken fab.
rics aud heavy satin as we'll. The most
NOTABLE CHANGE
in making, is an reduction of over
skirts which shown by different dealers
and already in considerable variety,
promise to become an interesting feat
ure, but trimmed skirts will continue
In style, since really so much more at
tractlve than when interfered with by
upper drapery. Some Of the new over
skirts consist Of a length of goods
sketched across the front with ends
drapsd In points at the back; an even.
ing dress in brOcade. has width of
green velvet crossing the front and
combined in long sweep with the
train; third dress of blue brOcade, has
bertha of black crepe de chine, with
accordion plated Overskirt Of the same
cut in points and hanging at an equal
depth all round, while fourth exam.
pie shows the basque finished by sue
cessiVe ends that reach we'll over the
hips. For the accommodation doubtless
Of OverskiFts or kindred trimmings on
the upper part of skirts,
JACKETS
come with markedly full contour below
the waist and close shapes over tbs
COrsage. serve to bring out such exten
siOns to advantage. The majority ar,
in tan or black but in both capes anC
jackets seen at Lord and Taylor's, there
are frequent showings Of white effected
by the use Of ermine, white lace o.
braid. Jackets in satin, mOire or vel
vet are extremely elaborate and tn,
same is true of capes that come frOn
the quite short to more than demi
lengths.
ANSWERS
"Mrs. Tn Satin is used ia milliner,
aud sometimes cOmposes the entir
hat, an example being made with sol
crown and shirred brim ended by
rufae. Flowers chiefly in velvet, ar
seen too quite an unusual extent an
view of the rage for black and white
black velvet roses are popular or ma
appear with . rim of white on the edge
In feathers, ostrich plumes and qui
feathers leasi. with unusual prominence
given those Of the domestic turkey
! Fur Is remarkably fashionable.
az. O." While long jackets or cape
are stylish, the demand for out doc
garments adapted to rough velop th
! figure and prove an ample prOtsctiO
/. against bad weather, They are part
2 ally ftted apd all are provided with
cape or Oapes shaped like independsI
I ones. Evening cloaks likewise al
o long aud often rendered extreEne-satir
Q among silks, the mOire having prom
!. nent position. Lucy CARTER.
1 "I consider Chamberlain's Coug
e Remedy specific for Group. It is vel
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