New-York tribune., 1874-08-27

from the bridge terminus To East NewYork sutscrp.
tiOn books stock Of the Company VIII ne opcnea
pany are as follows: John II. Butts john NJ. Pnelis'
John L. Mareellus, John H. Atwater. Aprarsm D''
Jacob Cole, Cornelius B Paync. John l.. Nos'Ian''
Samuel NJ. Meeker, Joseph F. Bridges, and John L.
Kellogg
The Kings County Charities Commissioners
met at Flatbush yesterday afternoon. Commissioners
Raber. CUNNING ham, Midas, and Bennet were present.
Commissioner Cunningham made statement 10 tne
effect that he had weighed the meat received at the
county buildings that morning, and had found IL 10 os
deficient quantity and inferior In quality Ihe B9ara
thereupon directed the superDtendents stewards OF
OF the various county institutions to examine the gOods
furnished at tue storehouses and TO report daily 10 tne
Clerk OF the Board.
James Ryan of No. 414 First-st., Eastern
District, has made affidavit charging with malprac-
tice DR.. A c. Henderson OF North Fourth-st Ryan
claims that the deaths Of bis wife and child on Aug
caused by the physicians lack OF skill. Ryan, when
questioned by TRIBUNE reporter on sunday, denied
the truth OF the story and his present aihdVl Is sote
what surprising DR.. Henderson made request 70 the
Coroner 10 have the bodies OF Mrs Ryan ana cnd rex en
humed and this will be done. Coroner Jones VIII hoid
the inquest IN few days.
LONG ISLAND.
RIvERHEAD.-The semi-ann ual meeting OF
the County Teachers Association will be held at the
Courthouse In this place the evenings OF Sept 2
g. and T. There will be addresses by the Rev. Messrs'
Chalman, Cook Mitchell, Durham, and others.
STATEN ISLAND.
TOTTENyLLE. - Eliza Cole, George Van
Wagner, and George Weir, station Keepers along the
line OF the Staten Island Railroad, were arraigned be-
fore Justice Wood yesterday for violating the Excise
law in selling liquor without license. Mrs Cole and
Van Wagner were held In 500 bail EACH Weir was repr
manded and discharged.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES,
SING SING.-There was large attendance
at the camp.meeting yesterday The morning sermon
was preached by the Rev Dr. Foss and the one in the
afternoon by the Rev. Or. Sims The meeting Will close
tonight.
WHITE PLAISs-The funeral of ]. Warren Tompkins,
ON old member of the Bar Of this county, took place
Yesterday afternoon from Grace Protes ant Epscopa
Church The members of the Bar OF the county Will
meet on Sept. l.
wRocnEILE-wnliam Sweet age 10. Of this place,
attempted TO commit suicide Monday night by shoot
ing himself His condition s critical Disappointment
in love is said to have been the cause
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.-Messrs. Dixon and Winfield,
counsel for Geudenning yesterday TO the Presbyte
ran Nursery Cllntonplace New-York, andtooK ada
Wits in relation the alleged visit OF their client TO tno III
sttutou The Rev. j. c. Edwards, Moderator OF the Jer
sey CITY Presbytery denies that any application was
made to him by Mr. Glendenning for an examination; 3D.
Tue application was mann makes visits as usual on
the Hights and that he is ready lor thc exniha
non 9q MonGSy S9s drowpad Yesterday while bathing in
Peuhorn Creek. The body was recovered "A morse
cNyue a
yoniave Yesterday went through the ferry sate ahd
oyer the bridge. Tue wagon was recovered, Dut tne
horse, valued at $500, was drowned = lWouump
ears broke loose on he inclined plane at the eastern ehd
of the Delaware, Lackawanna. and western tunnei Se
teroay and several wOrkmen had narrow escapes Inc
cars we're demolished. Robert Kerns stole quantity
of wearing apparel from No. D PrOsptct-'i' YES
terday He arrested with Ine goous
i'm MS pOssessOn and committed for trial..
The Fairtnount Athletic Club Will have seliSs oi
nrize matches on the West side racing track on sept
9G Numerous prizes Will be awarded. Ell "a sml H.
tbe female thief, has been 1dentlned Dy ohceIs
who we're on her track from HoDOken' NeW.iofk anu
Rrnok1yn. As an expert who has uOne WOIh III tneIl
cities she was committed Tor trial yesterday Dy Jusuce
Keese - Passaic Fire Engine Company OF Paterson on
a specia tram twelve cars arrived yestcl9if duu
started for Spring Grove. The Northern RllrOdu
locomotives all draped III Diach yesteEu Ior te
late Cha les g. The public SCHOOLS VIII reopen
next The right hdud track VIII Oo us'u o
the Penusy yania Railroad after sept. ior VutWafu
houud Peaches are now Drought Df lnc
Jersey Central Railroad. Considerable quantities also
arrive by the Delaware, Laekawanna ana western Dut
the crop Is very light.
NEwAnK.-Wiliam See, son OF the Rev. Isaac See
n.tnr of the Wickl.ie-s PresOy terlau Chulcn, was
drouued Yesterday oil CoUey Island He had gone out
tisiug in a yacht friends the night before,
and remained all night. In the morning, "hch
came entangle While young See WIS dlsentanglhS
Them the boom swung round, SINKING nln Oh tue nead
auk knocking him overheard. Every enJrt was mace
to rescue him, but without ayal r see vas nUuI t -
on Wcklas-st. lie Assistant secretary
of the Presbyterian Bible House IN Se"-forA...
named Ball, the other MeNuity, were committed TO
an yesterday, for asserting ana refusing 10 support
ineir wives. A man driving "A wagon on BiOad-st.
Yesterday morning, when tue Wueel .Auo Oh, anu nV
WAS dragged the cOO0e stones. lie was NOT sei-
ousy injured. The Newark ana New lOlk htiiodu
Company will build bridges costing about $1,000 edch
Possc River al the of Bcdgest which Is old and
rotten, is to be repaired imult datey.