New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

flSS-SOME or lli'p~E WHO l'F)N I'M
INCORPORATION POSTPONED
Englewood people had chance to sec gorgeous
lot Of living pictures Thursday night. when the
''Tableaus Phantasma' were given i'm the iyceum
for the benefit OF the Engewood Hospital The
patronesses were Mrs. Abram De hOndc. WIS
Aymar Embury Mrs A. T. Enos. Mrs. Charlie H.
Platt Mrs c. H. Blake Miss G. NJ. Gerrish, Mrs
ID. \. Currie, Mrs. J. \. Wells. Mrs. j. o. Ciephane
Mrs L. T.. Curtis. Mrs. W. ". Green and Mrs
Sheppard Romans. Almost al. of the beautiiui
darnsels of Englewood took part In the taDieaus
which were made unusually fascinating by the
skilf,,l and mysterious arrangement OF mirrors on
the stage and of the lights. which added to tho
generally weird effect OF the shifting pictures
All OF things were represented but inc most
popular by all odds, seemed 10 be the hiil''ar!
tab. eau. when the sturdy boys OF EngleWood APP
peared in the garb of United States soldiers ana
the football tableaus. In general, the tableaus
were excellent though or two intended 10 be
pathetic were rather ludcrous The weeping
mother languishing wretchedly over the painted
wooden tombstone at her childs grave was
fairly circulating. especially when the Wh'tofopc'
angel came flying down through an extremely
meagre and ftful snowstorm. Miss Kidd was
decided success as Columbia Miss Salic Doughty
as Peace Miss Guthrie and Arthur Coe In va
riety of poses and Miss Romans. Mrs. F. Rein
mund and others IN the tennis pictures, while MISS
Laura Bliss also decidedly effective III Ap-
pearance and in her songs. Among DINERS VINO
took part were Miss Alice Coe Miss Bessie Eel
lows Miss Curtis. Mrs. Keicham, Miss Annie
Verrnilye Miss Blake. Miss Wood. Miss Corlss.
Miss Burdett Miss Florence Probst. Miss Pauline
Cory Miss Margaret Belts and many others MIS-
c. II. Blake took an active part in arIansm , loi
the entertainment. and large part OF us success
is due to her. The performance VIII be repeated
this afternoon. -
Choral cub will be given in the lyceum on lhurs-
day evening January 81 The club. winch COM
ret.r pflTC n4s
great diligence this year, and l. no" sihslis IA!
better than ever before. IL represents large par
of the musical taste of EngleWood. ana a great
deal of interest is expressed IN the concert TO be
given next week. Mime. Lillian tlauvet mas been
engaged for the occasion, and Inc great sn',''s
of Hero and Ieander' in the last concert nas
led The club to give Gext Th TEeI Tbs NH
occupy about twenty-five minutes OF Inc pro-
The Enplewood cub Will give what promises to
be most deiishtful reception IA INC SluD roo ,
forward Tor some time and the rooms OF the
cub well fitted for evening reception ana rs
its members the best-known men in EngleWood
the reception is likely to prove extremely popu-
lar occasion. The wives of the Governors OF the
The third of the subscription dances was held in
the armory last night.
An effort which promises To be successful Is
being made to settle the differences which have
arisen out of the endeavor Of the incorporation
from the township Of territory the two
boropghs Of Teaneek and Ensewood Cilds the
town out of the present boundaries of the town
ship being incorporated under the snort law. ffSl-
dents along the Palisades east of Englewoot felt
that they were paying heavy taxes 70 improve
EnglewOOd village. and wished to Withdraw from
the township Residents along the Teaneck Road
southwest of EngleWOOd village also tried 10 with
draw. but both efforts checked by cer;orari
proceedings The Palisades people then checked the
Short law movement with a ceruordr ana all the
taken the Suprem" Court.
Residents the Teaneck section. feeling that their
interests in way harmonious win the
Greater EnglewoOd." entered into negotiation win
the EngieWOOd people. The scheme proposed
is that the Teaneck people instead VI forming
borough. should organize a township. taking
and adding il parts Of the new boroughs OF
I.eonia and BOgota The castcrly line Of me new
township VIII down the OVerpccK Canal 20
LeOnia bridge then next To the crest Or the ifst
hill. or westerly line of the De Gfaw farm north
to the north line Of George g. benarcsts farm,
sades township line and east - the point OF be
ginning The township, which is 10 be called
the township of TeaneCk j. t. be about seven
square miles In extent. 1t has assessed Valua-
ton of over &0lcTr.
The feeling among the residents Of Teaneck Ridge
The people included in the proposed township were
all friends Of the late Judge Phelps.
d. ". Williams who died in New York city on
Thursday owing 10 injuries !" received from fall
ing in the street esgay night. lived IN En-
gewood and was wei known here. His home was
press Company. His sudden death will b" dc1lOred
sincerely by his acuuaintances here
Miss Lulu Mowry. who has been coDvalescing
from an attack Of typhoid fever viii sail for Eu-
rope for extended trip On February D.
EnglcwoOl is to have better postal facilities. tho
tional nails from New-York and one 10 Ne~-York.