New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-21
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
"y.D s." Ev in one syllable, the short.
At the Knickcrbocker Keller Skating Pink, At
Thlrd-ave., and Sxtythird-st, tonight there VIII
be a mile race between fast skaters.
An apartment house. to cost $4,000: is to he
built nv w. b. Frank at Madison-ave., and Seven
ty-fonrth-st.
At the meeting of the New-York Chassis of the
Reformed Church yesterday 1t was reported that
new German Evangelical Church had been organ
lied in East Eighty -sixth-st
Union TRUST COMPANY TRUSTEES.
At the annual election of the Union Trust Com
pany Yesterday these ten trustees were reelected
for three years term: James Forsyth. Isaac H.
Frotnin glam George q. Williams, Henry A. Kent
George Cabot Ward. George a. Jarvis Abram On
Bots. Richard I. Wilson, George b. Carhart ana
Edward KING.
CHARGED WITH sELLISG IMITATION BUTTER.
Emanuel LanfeItv of No DDS East Seventy
frst-st who has previously been charged with
violating the law agar 81 manufacturing oleonlar
garIne, and Peter K. Van Ripper, of Nos - aud .
Front-st were arrested Yesterday on charges of
ina king and selling limitations OF butter and gave
bail III $500 each tn appear Tor trial.
THE ivAxHoH coMMANDERY BALL
The drill and ball of the lvanhoe Commandery
No 80 Knights TcmpiaT, and the Monroe Com
mandery Drill Corps No. |, of Rochester. which
will take place on Monday next at the Madison
Square Garden. are expected to realize handsome
SUN for the Pedestal Fund All seats and boxes on
the lower side of the gaIden have been sold, aud
nearly all on the upper side.
THE CITY CoLLsGE TRUSTEES
The trustees of the College of the CITY OF New
York met Yesterday in the hall of the Board of Ed
ucatInn. stephen A. Walker was reelected presl-
dent and Lawrence u. Herman. secretary. The
report of the old committee on the appropriations
Tor the college for 1850 was accepted. The amount
is Sl3O 900 of which Sl07, 900 l. Tor salaries and
$@3, 900 for other expenses.
ufUrtNANT zALINsKfs DySAMITE GUN.,
number of gentlemen gathered al foft L1ih-
t,fs Ia
Ski experiment VITA the dynamite gun. lrlals are
beng made OF new fuse Tor exploding the
pro,ctilc exploded after penetration and plodcd
upon contact Will soon he tested. A ne" eight
inch gun for firing the pioectile Is III process oi
construction
THE MONTREAL CARNIVAL
The Montreal Ddig Star has issued special Car
nIval number If twenty-five papges plofuscIy IL
lnstratcd with photographic pictures representing
all the sights. sports and pIstlincs, from too0Rg'-
ing 30 flitlng and from the ice palace To an indian
hui to be seen aud enjoyed by visitors 20 Montreal
While the Carnival IL under way. II they have
ONLY half ~ good time rs the arists credit them
with having in the pictures, they will be well re-
paid for the tip. he Carnival number VIII DC
Freely distributed IN the United States.
FUNERAL or GEORGE ". DOUGLAS.
The funeral oil George W. Douglas took place
Yesterday at his home, No. West fifty-secoud-st.
The Rev John A. 1 odd, of 1arrytown conducted
e tire sTr Ws5 en4S b Sg re and aa Ms
Douglas Frank Vincent, ;. -. Law, ;. ~. Ihayer
Mrs Robert Sewell. Mrs. l. w. England ana Mrs.
William Ortou. The body was placed temporarily
in n vault al Marble Cemetery, and the burial will
take place at Trenton, n. j.. as soon ~ the weather
will permit.
CAPTAIN BRACKETr on Duty AGAIN.
Special Treasury Agent Charles y. Bracket. who
was recently suspended, returned to duty
at the Custom House yesterday. Special
Agents Tingie Ichelor and Chalkcr are contInu-
inr their investigation at the Appraisers Depart
mcnt of complaints that silks aud linens have been
passed BY examiners under valuation. the special
agents who have been reported TO be conducting
an investigation Of charges against Captain
Bracket state that they have not been ordered or
cquested TO conduct such inquiry.
PROPOSED STOCK PLAN on THE MINING BOARD.
There was much discussion yesterday between
the members of the Ncw-YOrk Mining Stock and
National Petroleum Exchange over the approval of
the plan for listing railroad stacks aud bonds at
the board. The Governing Committee will meet
t0-morrow TO take action on the vote Of the eX
change and until they formulate the plan into
legislation no action will probably he taken by the
New-YOrk Stock Exchange. The advocates of the
innovation proposed by the mining board are CONT
dent Of having majority on their Governing Com
mittec.
RECEPTION AT TWENTY O'CLOCK.
The annual meeting of the American Society of
Civil Engineers for 1885 takes place to-day and
Tomorrow AT their house, No. l27 East Twenty
thlrd-St. The societys cards are issued under the
new lime rules The reception rs held tomorrow
evening at 30 o'clock. or y. m, supper being fur
nished at 2l:30 o'clock. or half past 8. The
of civil engineering in New-York. +. Coingwood
ID. Men. SIauffer and John Bogart constitute the
committee under whose charge the meeting is held.