New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

secretary and treasurer, Henry OR: Tucker OF ne
Troy Times; executive committee, William Purcell
of The Rochester Union; G. g. Earman, OF 5he Tne
EInira 1drtise Charles ": MeSiu1g 5fs oi d,bang am
Journal; and s. n. ID. North, of The Utica Herald.
William yelling. dealer in ivory at No. 201 Cen
trest. reported to Inspector Murray recently thal
he had for years been missing sums of money ana
money orders The Inspector investigated the case
and found that Jean Marsh, bookkeeper In the
house for thirteen years, was the guilty person,
Mr.. yelling would not believe his trusted emp,oye
to be guilty until marked money was 1ouhu ~
Marsh's possession. The prisoner, who Is q VIA,
over, and lives with his two children at No; 10 iOz
East Twenty-slxth-st.. was locked up at the och-
tral Office and will bo taken to court to-day.
The first of a series of lectures on The EpIpba-
MES of the Risen Lord, by the key; Ge9rge Dah" .
Boardman, ID. d., was delivered tuesday iast III Tue
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, at Modisoh-ahe'
and Thirty-first-st. The dates and subjects OF pe
three remaining lectures of the course are az 1oi-
lows: To-day The Epiphany 70 4 The Two Two; ?The me
8 "The Epiphanes to the Apostles /" June D, Inc
Epiphany OF the Forty Davs." The lectures are
free and are given at o'clock IN the AFTERNOON.
DR. Boar,Iman will also speak ut the Mariners rem
pie in Oliver-st. on May 26 and June z, at ll;oo
o'clock.
The report made by Superintendent Waling to
the Board of Police In pursuance OF an 0rdef ssueg
by the Board on April II, shows that on April 10
there were fortythree Ranbllng-houseS IN tne Guy.
and that since that time perhaps ten nave peen
closed Inspectors Thorne and McDeIm0tt report
that there are not any the Third ana fOuftn M
sprction Districts that Is the part OF the city n0rh
of FoTty-serond-st In the Fourth Precinct there
are reported to be- II in the Tenth * IN tie
Fourteenth 1; in the Seventeenth 4; In the fftcenth
9: IN the Twenty u and In the twenty
ninth, 13. All the officers report that 1t Is very
Captain Williams declares that the number III MS
precinct is nine less than when he took command
BROOKLYN.
There were 101 deaths. 1S0 births, and ~ mar
riages IN Brooklyn last week.
George W. Clark, jr, of No. GS5 Lcopard-st', has
been missing from his home for several days past
He was last seen on his way to NeW-lorA on MOI
day.
The body Of a man was taken from the river at
the foot of Pear-st. Yesterday afternoon Inc man
was about twenty-five years Qi age hye ictI eiErS
inches tall with dark hair, and wore Dlach trOuscIe
and a cardigan Jacket
David II. Hawkins, general agent of the brooklyn
Association for the lmDrovemeni OF the CQHditi91
of the Poor died on Tuesday, nc his house, No. S1f
Fulton-st. He was about fifty years OF age. his
funeral will be held at Plymouth Church this morn
ing.
Angelo Fidclio. laborer on the Manhattan
Beach Railroad, was instantly killed on tuesday az
the Coney Island switch. He sprang upon pilo OF
brick to gel out of the way of train, but fell back
on the track and was struck Dy the Iocoiuo'N''
H., body was cut nearly IN two.
Cnlef-Engineer Van Burcn and Superintendent of
Streets Hayes. of the Department of City Works.
Yesterday informed the laborcrs under thelrscharge
that no authority existed for their retention as en-
ploy6s of the city, and that II they continued 70
work il must be at their own risk as to being pald
for their services.
The report Of John r. Norris, secretary of Kings
County of the State Sunday-schOOl Association,
shows that there are 2J9 schools OF all dcn0mina-
tions IN that county with a total membership, IN
cudinR officers, teachers and scholars, OF V3'238.
The average attendance each Sunday was oJ,0ZO,
and SS6,453 20 was expended for benevolent and
other purposes. The four schools with the largest
membership are: Christian Endeavor, 1910;
Tabernacle, 1,2G1. Fourteen schools had meln-
bership of over 200 during the year.