New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

James H. Temple thriyfour years Old Of NO. ~
Lexington-ave., a clerk in the Department OF Cy
Works was thrown from wagon on tle ocean PARK
way when driving on Friday night, and received con-
cusslon Of the brain ana fracture of the LEFT leg TIC
was picked up unconscious and was taken to the
Methodist Fpscopal Hospital. His horse became I'M
manageable and ran away, throwing him from the
The burial of the body OF Police Captain William
H. Folk took place yesterday in Greenwood.
memorial tablet OF brass and bronze will be erected
In ST. Mary's Hospital In honor Of Bishop Loughln.
1t Will bear the Goa; ofarms of the Bishop
Congressman Nfr,i c. Chaplin has taken the oath OF
office rs state Railroad Commissioner. lie says ne
will not resign his seat in Congress until the silver
question is sctt!'d.
Bishop Mcdonnell has been elected honorary presi'
dent OF the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum Society
The work of removing the postofce from the rooms
long occupied at No. 81 Washington ST. TO the new
Federal Building few doors away, was begun yes,er-
day. The sale Of stamps was stopped at the old once
at IL p. m. and Will be resumed IN the new once o-
morrow morning.
The Aldermen will reconsider to-morr the action
taken last Monday have a committee to consider
the advi.ablty of celebrating the 400th anniversary
of the discovery OF America. and committee will be
appointed TO arrange for Joint celebration, and the
completion. early in the fall of the arch in memory
of the soldiers and sailors who died in the war.
A dinner was given to Edwin Knowles. manager
OF the Amphon and Columbia theatres, at the Hotel
St. George last evening. About 300 persons were at
the table and st. Clair McKeway presided. Speeches
were made by u number OF those present.
Mrs Mary T. Kidd who now lives In Mount
Vernon n w. secured absolute divorce yesterday In
the supreme Court. from Charles W. Kidd OF Staple
ton = L. who Is living with another woman rs his
WIFE
Absolute divorce granted in the supreme Court
VS. ,reay TO Mrs. Sarah Thompson, from Joseph A.
Thompson.
The Lewis Avenue Congregational Church has 50
cured subscriptions amounting to $i1. 900 toward
fund of So5 900 to church building 10 cost
double that sum Mt Lewisavc. and Madison ST.. where
the society i've lots. The Rev. II. j. Kent v
the pastor and there nearly 600 members
Coroner'S Jury has found that the death Of Michael
slattery, whose throat WAS cut on sunday last was
due 10 tho act Of Michael Lawn and he is he'd 70
answer to the charge OF murder.
The congregation OF Mount olivet Presbyterian
Church has increased the salary of the pastor. the
Rev. David JUNIOR. by 800 year The church Is
the one OF which Mr.. Thornton and Eva Jewell, his
pretty sistcrn-law, are members. They will be re.
ncmbered by their adventure at Coney Island h's
summer when they "drifted out TO on a log
The marriage of b. A. Roderiquez ottolenSui ans
Mrs. Eleanor Ottoengui WAS annued yesterday In the
supreme Court the ground OF insanity at the Time
IL contracted. Mrs. Ottolengul Is hopeless
lunatlc and has been IN the Bloomngdale Asylum fof
the INSANE since short time after her marriage I'm 1851
Joseph Il. Gage. in whose family she lived Mt the
time OF the marriage, testified that she believed III
Christian science and would go out with thin clothing
In cold weather. and said that II she only believed N
her mind that she had on warm clothing she wouA
not take cold.
A defective fue set fire to the dwelling NO. AL
Broadway yesterday, causing damage OF S400. TIC
property belonged 10 James Lauglran Officer NO
Connaughy, OF the Fifth Precinct rescued one OF the
tenants the second floor with difficulty. When the
house began to I'LL with smoke "a woman became
ny sterical and refused to move. She was partially
overcome with smoke when carried out