New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
,urstc AND wAxrN CHARMS

tlub House, NO. oS LeXlngtOn-aNe., OH HeAt Siou-
day evening.
MUSIC AND wAxgN CHARMS.
The concerts of the Hungarian Band at the Eden
Mus6e begue the visitors even from the fascina-
tions of President Arthnr's waxen smile and the
contemplation of Napoleon lll.s last gasp-in wax.
CAPTAIN BRACKEIr REAssIGNED To DUTY.
1t was stated OH good authority yesterday that
Special Treasury Agent Charles n. Brackett. VINO
was recently superseded. had been reassiRned. TO
duty It was also said that he had few days leave
of absence granted him.
HEAVY BAIL FOR ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Charles O'COunor. br1cklayer of No. $50 West
Thr y-Sixth-sl., was held IN $2,oOO at Jefferson
Market Court yesterday for breaking into James
Gregory's roofing shop at No. 40 West thirty
eighth-st., and attempting TO steal roofers tools
and materials worth 1000.
KATE IIyIyGsTO f NOT "vIoIFT ANDERSON"
J. l.. Miller the uncle of Violet Anderson. who
has been staying with Matron Webb, arrived yes
tcrday from Rochester ard will take his niece
home TO-DAY. Her real name is Kate Livingstone.
Her parents live at Holly Orleans County The
story she told the police was a tictlo3.
Long PASSAGES OF SEVERAL sCHoONERs.
The following schooners arrived from st. John,
y. h., yesterday having made remarkably long pas
sagos: The Royal Arcanum was htty-threc days /
the Sarah Hunter forty-two days the SabIHa and
Harvester each iorty; the Reporter and William
Slater each thIrfy-tive, and the Orioe thirty.
BrowN ,LUMvi IN NFw-YoRK.
The Brown University Club of this CITY has
reelected It's oicers-George William Curtis, prcsi
dent o. y. Br'gat' ce-prcsldtsnt Dent; ATthnr Th LIN
dith Read Joseph Z. Earle and Charles NJ. Stead,
executive committee. The annual dinner will be
given in few weeks.
DISSATISFIED WITH TUr GUARDIANS.
Mrs. Julien +. Gibbs whose husband left her end
her children about $40, 900, is contestIng tho will
because she IL dissatisfied with tho guard ians ap-
Richard NJ. Henry are tde guardians. Mrs. Gibbs
is the executrIx and Mr. Harrison the executor of
the will
"MAys BLOSSOM" on THE EAST sInE.
m. .f la ,,fy ,inI, Inn
intends, through his counsel. To levy on " May
Blossom" ii the management of the Madison square
Theatre presents this play at Niblo's. will shortly
be argued before the Courts The Madison Square
management declares that II will defend 10 the ut
most It's right to play at Niblos. and has placed its
case in ex-Judgc Dlttenhoeiers hands.
RELEASED FROM THE TeMBs
Guisscpe Pasizza, who has been In the Tombs for
over n year on a charge of eytorting money from
Nincerzo Dragone by a soft of b'igandase was re-
leased on 300 bail yesterday. Dragone, who
played a violincello IN tho Casino complained that
Panizza and an associate had taken him luto "a
room, and so frightened him by threats and DIS
play Of weapons that lie consented 10 give them
$40 all his money. PaniZza was convicted, but
the General Term has just reversed the judgment.
DECISION AGAINST W. y: GRACE Il 90.
w r. Grace & Co. purchased from V. W. Mac
farlane OF Chicago. several months ago. 200 crces
Of lard 10 be shipped 90 Cslao where II IL said hat
IL arrived out OF condition. The condition was that
American lard Grace & Co. claimed Sl.7OO re-
bate because of the ard being out OF condition. and
question was srbmititI 10 tne ATDllf on
Committee of he Produce Exchange who decided
against Grace & Co. yesterday.
WHAT sTADLyR HAD PURCHASED
The trial of William NJ. stadler, charged with
irving TO collect $1,000 insurance on worthless
property at No l26i Second-aye., was continued
Yesterday in the Court of General Sessions. Fire
PatroiInan Curtis testified that he found only
broken glass and excelsior IN the room soon after
the nrc was cNtingu she'd The prosecution showed
by William Neidlingcr and Others that Stadlcr had
bought aud caused to be delivered at the store two
barrels # broken glass bottles. ne purchase of
excelsIer for packing was also shown.
uIs-ATIsFACTIOS IN IHE MARITIME EXCHANGE.
Three hundred members OF the Maritime EX-
change subscribed to petition yesterday, request
ing the Board Df Managers 10 consider the yIsa-
bil,y and practicabIIty OF removing back ito the
old quarters at No. ~ Bcavcr-st One reason tor
tnr removal IL that the Exchange - now incoEven-
lent % the shipping merchants N South-st. Those,
whose offices are tie present quarters the
Produce Exchange Building assert that tO remove
would cause thom Inconvenience. another reason
is gwen the high routa now paid, which is 81 900
"A yer. The rental of the former location was
$4,000 year.