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New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
ATTRACTIVE FALL OPENING.
OF H c. F. KOCH & co. ONE-HUN-
DREp-AND-TW WE-nTY-EIFTE-ST.
DRED-AND-TwENTY-FL

The store Of Il c. 2. Koch & Co.. IN West One
hundred ed-and-twenty-dfth-gt.. more than usual
Iy attractive yesterday, the occasion being the fall
opening when new and beautiful styles were pre-
sented for the first time
As millinery IS a drawing feature TO almost every
woman II was IN that department that the most
care had been expended n the decorations. Among
the many exquisite hats on exhibition was one
from Vtrot & white velvet Gainsborough covered
with rows Of black chenille. The trimming was
uniu,,e consisting OF a white owls head and wings
r-be brtuu was faced with black velvet and knots
NJ white and black chenille completed the nat
F7IacE and ztlr is a combination much IN evidence
one of the prettiest bonnets shown being in that
effect
Noticeable among the colors in the new hats are
er,erald and light shades OF green. peachpIoW PINK
and dark red Some OF the pretuest hats arc
trimmed with autumn leaves OF velvet VIII pe--
rars one large rose as the finishing touch Ready
,og-asr hats and untrtmraed shapes can De round
al this in great variety. .. - ~ a
n sIirs the Russian blouse seems 70 De u ! a.
vance and a large stock OF all ta4IoIee oos p
e. [ent The assortment OF silks ana uIesS sOvI9
1900 ifrre 10 be demanded. as the keynote 70 tL7
a--ess s1ccass Is variety. There are now petAs eA
E4L1.s5 for sale high class novelty SILKS IASlHl-
those shown at the Farls EAk
- soie and uzau de cygne two SOFT 41-y
S1t-Ssd efxs which are becoming raVorltes.
- much care IS always taken oy lAe LII -
aTisFv an purchasers that the large army -
- customers has been considerably AusHls44'S-
n eW
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
OPPOSE THE FIREMENs BAND.
UNDERWRITERS THINK IT WILL DIVERT
THE MEN FROM THEIR DUTIES

UNDERWRITERS THINK IT WILL DIVERT
THE MEN FROM THEIR DUTIES
The underwriters OF this city, ever alert for any
thing that nav have tendency 20 lessen the use
s1Iness OF the Fire Department, have not looked
with favor on the departmental band. which has
recently been organized. The underwriters are
afraid that the remen Will neglect their duties for
the band work or that the extra band Work VIII
be made the basis OF q claim for shorter hours
They say that the Department has no need Of 4
band as II IS not necessary for them 10 appear IN
parades except at most extraordinary celebrations,
and that on such occasions plenty OF bands can be
hired TO give the frenen all the marching music
needed.
At The Office OF Chief Croker, In East Sixty-seV-
e7th-st the following statement regarding the
band was made yesterday to a Tribune reporter:
No complaint has yet reached this oface regarding
the new Fire Department band II the under
writer's are opposed 10 IL they taken no rorr1a
action The Department officials can see no reason
COMPLAINT. But one man rom eacL sLd
tiOn ran serve in the band at the same time Ire
practice hours are from 10 o clock twice week
This Is the usual supper time ror many or the
men and the practice takes but little time oelonS
ing to the Department. The practice Is held al
teenth-st. Professor Louis Migrant, OF the 18Th
Regiment BauG, is director. and has forty men
under him. Satisfactory progress is being ma De
ana the band will probably appear n PUBIC ror
the first time the regular annual parade gwen
in the fall. We do not expect any complaint rom
musical unions as they realize that the band will
only serve at official parades and at the runera-s
OF comrades
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
PARIS nEEr1yG OF THE COUNCIL.

T-pou Mrs May Wright SewaI, president OF the
International Council Of Women has been con-
ferred the power Of appointing committee which
shall consider designs for an international symbol
and propositions for motto which can be adopted
bv women OF all political and religious creeds-
At the recent meeting Of the international Coun-
ell OF Women in Paris It decided TO hold the
roeerings YEARLY hereafter The Hague will prob
ablv be selected for the next one. Councils from
America, Germany, Holland, Belgium. Denmark
Greece Canada Switzerland and Scotland were
1aLr--aga,,+a5 an paris There are ffuy-two organ
nations OF women in Russia and thIrty-tWo IN me
Netherlands Among those present were lazy
Aberdeer Of Scotland: Miss Octavia Williams
Rates who represented Mrs Fannie Humphreys
carney president Of the National Council OF thls
country and Mile Fidart OF Germany.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
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TO MAKE PUFF PASTE.

there e nothing that gives pleasanter variety 70
Z table -or greater satisfaction 70 the housewife
-As- delicate puff paste This can never be bought
ron -hs bakers. PU6 paste that IS as = should
never needs cutting with 6 fork-it should
CrUs1 WIKI The slightest touch and literally melt
Il re mouth Many women are of the opinion
that pug paste making Is e long and tedious
process which Is a. likely not 10 end IN failure
q rLe contrary there IS 10 cclcOction that IS 50
Interesting II Us Development more simple in It's
making and more certain TO be delicious. PatCles
lSy. -o cs sure. be one sided and very tar rom
5ae cases our ot ten, the houeUade ones viii be
a src away more eelciols man Lne 81 sru-6lsr E9
nzk-g Les IN keeping the paste cold and The
ayers even Tc begin with weigh pound o.
3e'ter a1c pound oL pastry nolr- FLt the olL-eT
Z cC--. wrap Il Up and WORK II IN severaI
= J. Then form Il into square, making the
1ees = tat and the corners as square a. pos pos
za-e- = -As 4ou- Make II into paste. and
kzea5 7-.-r rbe lands On board for i've or ten
lz6 wien 5s1ted with tne fazer WI spring back
gu-ck-y- = marble slab before. an open window-
|asa -as paste Is su1acisntly kneadee put II on
pate and stand il on the ice FOR haf an hour
a me enc O mat time return ! 70 ne Doaro
-zrge - The butter. Put the square of butter on
,e butter. crora right - left from left 70 right
ron -1= Top down and from the bottom up Win
e. thar 4l the layers VIII be a. nearly even as
gss2-1-e I1en Eo4 TIE paste cz-f@I-Ly 81
rolling IS gentle Dut 6r1-. and ne mixture e2ll,
t1s butter VIII break through the paste Whei3
-s ---=e times first length tolc L1e upper lIlI1
- --= slee- over the middle third, and the lo"sE
L-E- CE=r that making 4 square Of three tnlch-
-esses after each folding, pass the ro-l4E-s pi1ii
over t. Turn q half way around and again ro-
no sCser rlree times as long as Y IS vice aL-
---- before Then stand II or the ICE -oE I-'t--
a Co-r the end Of that time repeat LAe
process q rolling and folding twice and AsalE
plt y q The Ice for half an hour \ In-rq tln1e
r1- and fold e twice, and put II on the zee y
s-1-l1 ls rolled and folded sx times, no more ana
- -ess % get the required Lgntness IoF 11IILS.
-ri-r 81 - L1CrCUCrly chilled through the IAS-
---e rCL 20 into z sheet inch Lnlck ana c1t
q lr-C ROUNDS wiki cutter. DIP baking IN
llt1 cold water drain f. and put the pattles on y
NLl The side that was the upper one on Inc
5o@-C downward the bottom OF the pan 70
4ot place them TOO near together Br7lsh the tops
--s--y with the white Ot egg. Ineh olp
smaller round cutter into hot water and marx
-ae- Cr- Cr=-elzhrL OF inch deep Win LIS
utter Tor -L@ Bake them n z Qulck q. -
= golden brown. They should rise 10 helghI
- a-olr rlree inches Cut around the covers VIZ
pointed knife and remove them, and win ne
--ger very gently scoop our the middle or ez,--
tIre
Ile paste that is left after cutting the rounds
-@n be made into uurnoyers and cheese straWs.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
THE ENGLISH WOMAN ABROAD.

.yrba English woman is shy difident- undemon-
s+rartve and her inclination is always to preserve
the s+ricrest isolation How quickly recognizes
her seated away from every one, almost always
badlv dressed and generally wearing clothes that
have already done yeornan service English women
when broad make acquaintance with great eau
rfon and their tendency is always 10 remain un-
known or If number are travelling together they
restrict themselves entirely TO their own circle
saws Lady Jeune who, being herself an English
woman must be unpre1udiced- 1T cannot be said
that the English women one sees on the Continent
are attractive continues Lady Jeune. occasion
alv We come across a few who at a glance pro-
CLAIM, the fact that they people OF distinction
but the majority OF English women who 90 abroad
belong mostly 10 the middle class. for those or the
,,,ner classes who travel do IN most exclusive
V-ay and rarely give any a chance OF knowing
more than their name, and many show desire 10
-efrse even that. An English woman carries. now
ever the distinctive signs OF her nationaAty-her
FsAdeker and her kodak; and when one sees the
vel known red cover protruding either from 4
bandbaR or from under arm one recognizes one :
roTrtrvTv oman Two things are 10 De SAD IN
their ia favor-Eugsh women are quiet, unootFuslFe
stIsnt nd OF small appettes and they 90 not carry
-auV,av carriages with their petts paquets An
Escpfsb woman goes abroad because she enjoys
IL change OF life and scene, and because she de-
80 "a rsrrn more than convinced that tIefe
iz Crl one place IN the world IT 70 I'VE IN ana ma
-I...a IL England She forgtves foreigners thetF
taIfs vaniries and folles and smiles suollmeiy
~ their vaa aknesses. conscious that even IN ner
bor,elv simplicity she Is their superior IN al IL
Tisiities which she values and whicn give strength
and purpose IN NE
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
TEST SUITS OVER TIE TAX RATE
LEVY NOT A LIEN On THE PROPERTY Until oc
TOBER %. IT Is MAINTAINED

LEVY NOT A LIEN on THE PROPERTY Until oc-
TOBER o. II Is MAINTAINED.
The actual time ar which the tax rate for ths
rent year goes into effect viii doubtless bs rhs
issue IN several suits AZ law II has been the rule
that The tax becomes lien on property the day the
Mayor signs the tax levy A recent decision OF the
Appellate Division OF the Second Department holds
that the assessment is not complete until the
amount chargeabl against each piece OF land i5
computed and set down and the unpaid water rztsE
II any added thereto
The Mayor signed the tax levy, or rather the
resolution establishing The rate August 3 Per
sons who have bought property since then and as
suued the taxes II are much 70 The bad They
viii have 70 sue the vendors for the return OF ths
money. The taxes they paid were not a len upon
the property the time o. the purchase accord
ing to the Courts ruling. and VIII nor % PsyaoLS
Unul October l.
The tax books viii not be delivered % the Re
Ceiver OF Taxes until noon Wednesday. Fres1celt
Guggenheimer OF the Council -ha proper on1cta1-
will then issue his warrant authorizing MIN 70 De-
gin the collection OF taxes. The result VIII oss ac-
Cordfug 70 the decision OF the Court that the tax
rate viii be enforced until noon o1 Friday
October -S-
AI- Cuggenhetnner talked the matter over with z
" Levey. representing Mr- Coler, and Mr. Austen
the Receiver OF Taxes. yesterday. Ar- Guggsn-
heiner said he agreed with the Court. oUt that a.
would be clad il the decision was taken 20 Iaa
Court OF Appeals for 1cal ruling
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
FASHIONS IN LINENS.
WHITE EMBROIDERY HAS TAKEN THE
PLACE OF COLOR EFFECTS IN
DOLES-BED FURNISHINGS.

PASSIONS cone and 20 II household linens as well
as Il o-1s- matters. and yet wirhaI there are staple
productions which never change nor lose favor.
Ors q these Is the saow6-op pattern, which 70
SINE housewives IS their standard The border
1-gs C ne tz5leclolhs and napkins may vary bug
re ce--e Is Invariably raa s1ow5rop
Il re finest grades q 6aEask patterns are large
hs giant ca-ysa-thenuu being favored. The cost
g some = these ta5le--orh=, with napkins 70
match reaches hundreds q dollars ! recent
or.5al 81 represented rhe pe-1ecuon oc the manu-
.zctu-e-s AZ, at the price 0f $500 The cloth was
C TIE 1-eSt grade Os satin finished linen and hem
Stitched a. around Above was Al embroidered
5or55-. o. -ze -1esL character but not il any re-
ll-tle open wo-k IN the dEzign- WIKI the cloth
ven <5l- dozen napkins u similar character and
ne T---= ss- was undoubtedly one q the most
beautiful specimens % embroidered linen ever
F-rs vE1-e embroidery for centre pieces and
do--.ss zzs almost entirely replaced coIo-ed de-
s.r-s Cccasso-aiIE- these win Sc san n o-e color
oEy. which must correspond with ne floral 6eco-a-
-tors q TIE table. II ali embroidered linens de-
preferred Il dresser sca-fs, tray cloths etc.
here Is g great demand for cUtout '.spachteI''
ps--z--s are exhibited
Bs5 linens G15 covers are rich IN gzrnitures Of
ace and embroidery Both sheets and pillow
gl.ps are ce-s---1ae5. and Frequently show In
serted bands q inch vide ace placed four OF SIX
enbr5ids-y The sfeet is z--an-e5 70 turn back
-p5- The 1E5ecve-. G simpler method IS en-
ro -gf-g IaIrderrs as treG-ientIE as the sheets
zE- z1G embroidered either n z border a. the
corners. or II z large medallion in the centre os
Ehtc1 2 monogram Is worked These slips show
q urce-cover Of any color which Earmonlzes with
Bed dressings follow our The different Louis and
zoEe-e5 5i--7-v b5rdere6 win = narrow cotton
fringe combining the coIors of the flower pattern
These spreads are usually accompanied by bolster
r5l heT--g The ends gathered Up with tassels or
q r--- -
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
RrrEJvER FOR AMUSEMENT ooMPAyF

Judge B!schon OF the Supreme Court. has ap-
-ofn4e1 lanes p Herman receiver for the Greater
Network Amusement Company, which formerly
carried on the New-York Theatre at Broadway
80 Eror+v-sourth-st on the application of the
Tr-,o- surety and Guaranty Company. which
yre-e assigned two Judgments obtained against the
Greater Nevy-York Amusement Company by the Cary
printing Company for $3.50 on January and by
Park & Tford for N.445 on February ) The appli-
cstior for the receivership was begin on May 81
Ias+ and the case has since been adjourned many
rir,es The bond OF the receiver Is 5000.
II vas said that the defendant is Indebted in
large sums OF money 70 the Union Surety and
Guaranty Company in undertakings on appeal
-Turo ~ these were appeal from the judgments
rTen+ioned in the complaint. Those judgments we're
sTtaruvars affirmed by the Appellate Term OF the
S1rD-ene Court. II also SAID that there are
D,fr,h=r unsatisfled judgments against the
Greater New-York Amusement Company. The
connanv was incorporated on March ?, 1883 with a
caDifsJ stock OF Sl25 O0d. Henry B. Sire became
president and Meyer L Sire vice-presdent and
treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
YOUNG PEOPLE TO MEET.
ALE CONVENTION OF CHRISTIAN EN-.
DEAVoR SOCIETIES TO BE HELD
IN JERSEY CITY

Chrls1ian Endeavorers of Jersey City are begin
hing their fall work by preparing for the entertain
iaent or the State society which will hold its con-
Nenuon IN that city October Il and p The Hud-
son County Union has entire charge Of the en-
'erlHlhment' and the State officers Of the pro-
gramme The Rev. Charles NJ Sheldon and the
1.e'' FRANCIS Clark will be among the speakers
Ar sneldons subject VIII be the open Door"
hF. Clark was the founder OF the society, and Is
Ai-o"n oy It's members as Father Clark
Inc convention will be held in the First Presby-
'eFldn and the Bergen Baptist churches which
a.e II the same vicinity. There will be special ses-
Sons Tor the juniors, and a parade when they
oe reviewed by the State officers at the home
ol OIlFer Hazard Peery. in Bergen-ave. In addi-
Jr3n i % tne regular business and programme there
vii De denominational rallies and conferences on
az the branches of work IN which the society is
Interested There will be three sessions daily The
services at the two churches will be as nearly iden-
ue9I g as possible Mr.. Sheldon viii give the same
ACQEess at the two churches in one evening Thou
sands Of Endeavorers from all parts Of the State
are expected. The churches are TO be elaborately
9ecoraec The societies Of the various churches in
Jersey City will serve luncheons to delegates
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19

This year there seems to be a more definite
scheme in the designing OF the newest teaSowns
IN the nrst place, the Empire style predominates
Whiie distinct inclination is making itself felt
"a IaVor OF gowns arranged in the Romney and
5alhsooroush fashion with deep waist belts OF rib
bon or soft satin long flowing sash ends. and in
every case nchu, either OF lace or soft mousse
e jass ae sole bordeTsd with frlls and no+ted
IS[ssIy, IN front That the outline Of th@ waist
snou!d be clearly defined IN a teagown is c5ntrary
20 14 the original ideas OF the construction or
suCn a garment, but since Fashion commands,
n1olhlns remains to her votaries but to obey, and
there Is certainly great charm about these quaint
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
ACCUSED DREssu4KER sCRRESDERS.

CHICAGO WOMAN WANTED on A CHARGE OF
SMUGGLING HELD FOR EXAMINATION
Mrs G. F. Hail. the Chicago dressmaker who
was wanted on a charge Of smuggling. and sud
denly disappeared from the Waldorf-AstOria before
Special Agent Theobald. OF the Customs Depart
rnent and a Deputy Marshal got there on Friday
morning surrendered herself yesterday 10 the au-
thorities She had been 10 Chicago. Before United
S,a+as Commissioner Hitchcock she was held in
e COO bail for examination on September ..
Mrs Hall arrived here from Europe on September
Her trunks had been passed. put ouss for
the Waldorf-Astoria. and were being driven away,
when Special Agent Theohald seized one OF them.
which was found contain SAC worth OF dress
makers supplies Mrs Hall went 70 the Waldorf
Astoria where she was joined BY her husband Il
vas understood al the time that she would stay
until wanted by the authorities.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
THEY WANT 4 WOMAN SENATOR

,rba wonen's clubs OF Colorado and the Denver
49, z,rrraae Association have decided that Arapa-
- county must have woman member OF the
senate. and those suggested as eninenLy s4'-5
~ - Mrs IL A B Conine. Mrs Sarah
- recker Mrs Stansbury and Miss Amy h
rarnwau. president Of the Equal Suffrage AssoclA-
ton The probabilities in the case are encGuIaglhs
non - tryeresTed although OF the less pro
Lo--5ye politicians object tnat II the women sue
So +bev win want United states senator as u
&c. 80 We cant afford 70 do IT, ana We can Z
Ls1L Lse5 III 70 do It." one Is quoted as saying
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
spORrsHEy WILL ENFORCE THE LAW

G. o. Shields president OF the League OF Anneri-
can sportsrnen. writes TO The Tribune 20 say that
he has duly warned all the principal railway and
express companies in the United States that the
new law for hunters known the Lacey law,
went into effect on May 25 1900 Tt is safe 20 say
adds Mr. Shields. that nearly every local freight
or express agent in the United States IN coUn-
try where game is found has received from his
superior a notice OF the passage OF the Lacey law
and OF its provisions, and he has been instructed
70 observe the same closely. No such agent can
consiste1rly plead ignorance Of the new law, and
mis- League Will show leniency 10 any offender
on account OF any such plea
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
poucEnAy INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY
ACCUSED OF OFFERING TO SECURE a TONES
PRISONERS RELEASE FOR s2.oo

ACCUSED OF OFFERING 10 sECOEfE = AOA-I''
PRISONERS RELEASE FOR 5000
The Grand Jury yesterday handed 10 Judge
Cowrng. of Part l. General Sessions, indictments
against Policeman William A spolasco. OF the
Criminal Court Squad, and Augusta Greenwald
the wife OF a butcher at No $50 Ninth-aVe-' Tor
conspiracy. The policeman and Mrs GreenwaId
are charged with having gone 10 Mrs elizabeth
FITZGERALD otherwise Nine. Ziagar. a Tonbs pris-
oner and offered 10 secure her release for S-,Ooo
II was said that the 81 O00 which the accused per-
sons are alleged TO have tried 10 obtain was 20
have been divided as follows: Judge New burger
s5O0 District Attorney Gardiner 500; John Carroll
subpoena server and calendar clerk II Part II, Gen
eraI Sessions 800. and the balance TO be divided
betwaeu the policeman and Mrs. Greenwald-
Mrs Fitzgerald Nine. Zingart Is charged with
having obtained S25 2 bad check from Henry
strauss OF No 1887 Lexington-ave., and $40 from
Mouie Burns a stenographer at Nc. Il Green
v,cb-z+ Nine Zlngari Is under indictment IN the
Burns case. -, - 49, .ai5 bs vvas fo-rv-
sav.1-h-st Bail fixed by Judge r oSter al
s. 0OO II furnished D2 alderman Al-A ms ILL.,
Of the XVIIth Assembly District
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19

Among the arrivals from Paris this week wers
Mrs Emma AIonetr Tying OF this city. and Mss
AIou.e Seaweu OF Washington. D. C Mrs Tyng
Went 70 Paris in June delegate TO the Inter
national Council Of Women She was also Ma
rfonaI representative OF the International Press
AssOcisti0n Mrs. Tyng's "Trip extended % 1talys
and she spent a week az Oberannaergau Lar
..rraveI taI<s, before CUBS VIII begin u OctooaE
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
%6S 9RFHIo Saa
3aes,g&EEiEIHsSSC J sSS ~ "
SghsSge eEAR. lNaWAl

novel visiting costume is OF dahna colored
1ou4aId' with large figures outlined IN black dots
0ne4s OF olack velvet surround the skirt, and are
laced across with narrow red silk braid Bands Of
Lne velvet similarly treated are applied diamond
M4se, at tne top Of the hounce The smart boIero
IS trimmed in the same manner and has borsad
hI honL OF red silk, with vertical rows OF narrow
U.eSA viewer and tiny ruchings OF red chiffon The
rs4eeVea and large bow the bust are Of the
costume ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
LECTURE NOTES.

winston CnurcaiIl Is 10 sail Tor this country On
December L and he viii begin his lecturtng tour
On rb- evening OF December 10 at the Waldorf
Astoria
sarah Grand the author OF The ssavsaI
Twins" is 10 make lecture tour IN this eou1-
try beginning IN January.
Ernest seton-Thornpson VIII lecture only once IN
N-avv-Yorz this season. on Saturday afternoon.
october I3 All the rest OF his time - booked OUT
OF town
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
NEWEST Styles
OR TAHOP WADE GOWNS

5 KnelteI ladies' tailor. az No 1 East Thir-
tierh St near Fifth Ave. has just returned fron
Europe with an exclusive line Cf models CT the
coming seasons styles from the leading m0distes
OF Paris London and Vienna In securing these
he has spared no expense Nr- Kneltel Offers 20
make before September 3Orh, tailor made suits
70 order for women. in al the newest styles. for
S55. These are silk lined throughout and are
made in materials and styles which VIII later N
the. season cost $50. Mr.. Kneitel is well known
FOR his exclusive designs and perfect fitting
garments
New-York tribune., 1900-09-19
BUsIgEss WonEys ORGANIZATION.

The business women's League Of Atlanta. Ga.
has TONED the large body of similar associations
that have instituted luncheon rooms lately The
league already has seventy-hve members. and has
aUpled TO the Legislature for Incorporation under
the name of the Atlanta Business women League
, anftaI stock Is TO be g 600 divided into shares
OF 81 each with the privilege Of increasing the
stock from time time to $4,000 Ten per GENT 9
~ e+ocL Of 4 900 has already been actually PAID
n The object OF the proposed corporation is Lhe
mutual aid and advancement OF business women