New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
Floor Cabinets
MEMS FASHIONS.

Haberiashers say that men are much more pan
ticular in regard 20 their underwear tnan cneyus
T. be. They have discovered that much eomioH
derived from undergarments that ht Wen ana n'
OF certain quality Many more consider tnelr ua's''
garments OF more Importance than their outer gar
mems, and are willing to pay any price 70 eonl b.
what they like. Requirements are so variM u@
new textures and shades are introduced every va
son in order 70 suit the different tastes. The oes'
and mos. perfect garments are those that are nal'
on the od-fashioned hand loom only the Oe'
warns are used, both cotton and WOOL. ana 'ns
operator works slowly and carefully wa'chs
every thread and his whole ambition Is 10 'dA
out a perfect garment
Medium or super weight is in order now and ms
variety is large In lambs wool the popularity OF
which IS increasing owing to our changeaos
climate there is the sef-gray. which gives glea1
satisfaction Its color Is fast. there being no u!'
used; II shrnks very little. the handmade Nv
shrinking at all: and L. is very durable. sei-''s'
Is nearly as popular; 1t is usually l,ue soi'1
the touch and therefore recommends itseii 10 inA"''
In the merlno. which is made Of wool ana co''@
white is used more than 1t has been and more par
tcularly in the best qualities. Brown Is 'he NUS
nonular shade II holds It's color well. even unau
the most unfavorable circumstances. and It sh''n"
less than fancy shades
Those who cannot wear either WOOL OF 'e'%s
underwear. can ind a fine balorisgah oi SUI O
gold shade Being pure cotton. Il does not sn''n~
The trimming and tipping IS red In the pest qu','
ties and self in the medium. As the eoio's -
cotton fabrics cannot be made rs fast as II w., w.
len or merno. the unbleached - the nost ueTrh tn.
ahie and they are usually finished plalhly. 80,
fines, qualities such % and ~ gauge arr s INV NV
and elastic They are very durable. and II @ tney
arr worn TO III snugy they will Yield 70 e,s.
motion OF the body. and not give or break .nv an
shirts with closed fronts are new. Iney ae n,og M
ished AZ the neck with rib one men "iIe, a IA
ing the head TO go through. This new lestu ~ rb
desirable in wOOen garments onY' a. ~ 'H,,.,ch
must cling closely about the neck, ana ho' s"'N-
out OF shape
Unusually handsome driving rugs are seer oS srr1
sprinE The park phaeton rug Is ntue 'us ol ara
cloth in brown. drab and wood shades Inc rug sir.
bound with dark leather stitched Win soIs,ir,ss soIo
gle or double horseshoe of large size - Thss
embroidered with gold orange SILK ns noss' r,aS. .
"four-in- hand rug is another new one ~ a., - ,UJll
Of seal brown or navy cloth. lined Win nm 'homni
flannel in bright checks paids This rug veSis-
with black satin and stitched with goil - - nav.
texture black rug bound with tan leather atSisis. at
inc n gold embroidered horseshoe ana rea ,-ssn zee,
tree I'm one corner Is also used. DARK ootueA hi
lined with heavy corduroy or the same 81 'a,i Al.
Without embroidery or binding Is also ne" a"' "
tractive in its plainness.
In decided contrast and as positive .I reie, such
tan leather walking gloves, which nave Hn s,s tvo
an uninterrupted success for several year ,oves
new shades-soft drab and light slate me lne sThsy
are pique sewn at the fingers and on the uaeH ths
have two rather small white pearl buttons sci
fingers are not inflated. The backs nave