New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

Tie Bridge receipts on Monday wcr T''''' o"' sum
larger than any previous day
Three of the administrators of the estate Of Ior"g y
Robertson qualified yesterday. They were George IL.
sutherland James Il. Pitcher ard stephen - Lc"wooH.
Reports Of the financial embarrassment Of the Brook
lvn and Brighton Beach Railroad Company, growing
out o. the passing Of the october dividend We're con
tlaActed by the officers Yesterday
Ysnd Weller. seven years old died yesterday from
burns received from her clothes catching fire on Mon
day night she was left alone in tn" house Of h"t
father John Weller. ~ SO 200 Fulton 81. by h'r
mother with instructions 10 rake down fire. Ihe
child tried Ia do thi, and coal fell on her dress
IN, MS Of the Central Congregational Church hav"
sold for lore this year than ever before ana the re
eopts aggregate about 500 900 for rents and premiums
DR. Behrcnds has received the first call extended n him
since he assumed the pastorae Of the church in lS72
He declines to say whence it came, but ntmates that
he will decline II.
Jrstices Cioettng and Enxe. Of the WilliamSbur?
Police and Civil Courts were the recipients Of long aid
badly written letters Yesterday threatening them WIN
death The letters bore tn signature 4 Isaac Bur
ham who vas a few DAYS ago arrested on a charge of
threatening 70 ILL attaches o. the court bu was sub
scquontly discharged.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary 5 Noble and Mr.. sarah
UnderMlI the widow and daughter Of tx Lieutenant
Governor Noble Of Wisconsin. TOOK place Yesterday
afternoon at Christ Church. in Bedford ave. The Rev
Dr. James H. Darlington and the Rev DR.. Nerla
MAYNARD ofciated. Mrs. Noble VII be buried beside
her husband AT Wcstfclt, y. y. Mrs. Inderhin was
buried a. Greenwood.
William Lund. a negro forty years Old was ar.rned
In the Gates Avenue Police Court Yesterday several
charges Of grand larceny He IS professional thief.
The police have been looking for him for some time.
and on Monday they heard that he was AZ Flatands.
Tour men drove there and captured him after Ing
chase and some shooting Luud did not like to fac
bullets and surrendered.
By The terms Of the will Of W {. Langley, who died
last week the SUN Of - 900 600 j. lc 10 his son. VIII
Ian Henry Langley. Of 80. 81 Rcm-cn,t. 100000 j.
beQueathed to Charles G. Goodrich partncr Of tie
testator. and ASIDE from few other bcquc-t-. the
residue Of the goes - the te,ator ggardchl-
dren his son. ". H. Langley having the income Of the
principal during hi lifetime.
The properties and effect, If the Little Tommy Rus
sell Prince and Tauper Company were sold AT auction
Yesterday afternoon in Clymcr->t. The sale wa 10
satisfy judgment creditor - the amount 81 $50.
The effects sold in lot to John Hubert fIr So.
Mrs Marion Russell made pro'c, again-l The sale Of
her dresses and Henry b. Davis. who Represented the
creditors. prevented from selling them
After considerable difficulty The nc Of the Academy
~ Music for the annual boxing tournament Of the
Vag7ua Boat Club has been secured for January -.
One condition is that no professional pugilsts shah
appear. As 1t Is against the rules Of the Amateur
Athletic Union permit professionals 10 take part in
amateur contests, this requirement will be easily con-
formed 10. The preliminary contests Of the tOuna
ment will be held In the Palace Rink January 8.
Police Justice Walsh gave hearing yesterday 10 the
charge Of indecent assault made against the Rev.
james T. Drysdac. assistant minister Of st. Peter,
Episcopal Church. in State st., by Frank DriscO Of
No 222 enty second St. and upon the evidence dis
charged the defendant. Mr.. Dry sdac denied the
sau, but admitted that he put SO in the hand Of the
IN, =, ,if.o
man 10 take him away from the crowd Of people who
lad collected.