New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-01
NTW-YORK CITY.

The extension of the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad viii be opened TO Elinua on next
Monday.
DYING AT A FUNERAL.
Mrs Jane Daily age seventy-One was struck with
paralysis on Thursday while attending the funeral
of her infant granddaughter at No. 800 West Fifty
Grst-st. She died few minutes afterwards
STATS TOR THE PATTI LAST NIGHT.
All the best seats for Madame PATHS farewell
appearance were not sold Wednesday night.
There are sti u desirable seats left which can lie OBJ
tanned at the box office OF the Gernania
NO MORE NEEDLES IN MAIL Gags.
The General superintendent of the Railway Mail
Service has decided that, on account Of the number
of complaints made by The employee of the service,
needles will hereafter be unavailable III whatever
form they may bc put up.
LEAVING A VESSEL on THE ROCKS.
The steamship Glcnapp, which reached here yes
teIday from Rio JaneiTO. reports having left the
bark Jeile Southland, OF this port and bound to San
Francisco, ashore on Marasagas reel, of Cape, St
efectual attempts to get her OIL There was no
danger of loss OF life.
ACCUSED OF STEALING IN A GRAND-ST. CAR.
Detectives Lyon and RUland, of the Central
Office yesterday afternoon took before Justice
Smith, at the TomAs Police Court, Henry Thomas,
age forty-two, alias the Skinner on suspicion of
having stolen $3.50 in bills and $500 III checks
from the person of William lieSseln. of the Union
Square Hotel, while he was in a Grand-st. car on
March IS. Thomas was remanded.
DEATHS, BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES.
During last month there were 8, 4s1 deaths in the
city, 2,4s7 births and o1S marriages. The record
for the first quarter OF $50 is as follows
Deaths. Births Marriages
February --.......... 5000 2,C9l 9iO
March 3,4Sl 2,47 SIS
Totals ...................... 1854 G,850 2,os0
MOSES SURRENDERED BY HIS BOSDsMAN
Ex-Governor Moses when he was arrested sew
era months ago on charge OF obtaining money
under false preences was released on II 600 bail
James Campbell, OF No. - Centrc-st., becoming his
bOndsInan. Mr Campbell Yesterday surrendered
Moses SO that if he should be discharged i'll the pres
ent suit he may be held on the former charge
OPENING THE BASEBALL SEASON.
game of baseball was played yesterday after
noon at the Polo Grounds between the Metropolitan
and the stock Exchange mines. Doyle pitched and
Reipslaughcr caught for the Metropolitan nine,
while Denham pitched and Tying. formerly of the
Harvard College team, caught for their opponents.
The scoTo was to q IN favor OF the Metropolitan
club.
TAKING CROTOX OIL 10 AVOID CENsURE.
Abraham Oppenheimer, German fifteen years
old of No 3Ol Second-st., attempted to kill himself
YESTERDAY by taking cr0ton OIL He was taken TO
Eellcvllc Hospital and will probably recover. He
had 10 ST his place through deness and it is suppos-
ed he did IL 70 excite sympathy and 10 escape
censurc from Mr.. Kraemer, 1istaut relative with
whom he lived.
DAMAGES FOR TIE LOSS or HER HUSBAND
Margarry Callahan recovered yesterday before
Justice Potter, in the Supreme Court. verdict
against the Neyersnk Steamboat Company for
81 500 as damages for the death Of her husband,
who was a deck hand the propeller Hope, III
1873 and drowned in a collision between the
Hope and a steamboat belonging TO the company.
REPORTS OF BUILDING EXAMINERS.
Inspector EsterbTook, OF the Buildings Bureau.
YESTERDAY ordered tho removal of The three story
flame tenement hodse at No. 81 Broome-sty rs 1t
had been declared dangerous and likely 10 fall at
any time. The following buildings were rep Irted
as unsafe: Nos. Ga and 712 Greenwich-st $40
UudsOn-st, 10 King-st.. and the structure on the
northwest corner OF Ihird-ave and Ninety ST..
BROOKLYN.
The next lecture in the on Stories and
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