New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
NrwvopK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 3d. 1884,

They were received nv PToTcssor r. W Dcdford,
who delivered the Introductory lecture OF ne
course The present ~ the ifiy-iilth year ~ inc
college. iast winter there waa ~ attendance oi
more than 800 students, and the opening TINS year,
Professor Bedford said last evening, was oven more
favorable
FUNERAL or HrAnunY nnrwatrn
A lnrpc number of friends attended the funeral ~
gcnbury Ircwnicr ycricrdny ~ The New YORK iloiol
The HofyiccH were conducted ny re 10Y ~,
Alexander, Of tho University Plnco II'smnyi'
Ghurh The pnl.loniotH were Randolph w, Town
send John Wllcv, j, II, McWillinmH liifnul 'fain.
ton. JumoH St0krr nnd Alhcfi ~ N'lIlunu.
bnrinl took place IN the lioaedno Cemetery grunge
Nj.
FINED ron sELLiNG AprLrrMrtp Nllk, n.o.
In Special Sessions yesterday the following n.i"S
were imposed for selling ndultofhlcd min JUN
stem No. 9j7 East ycnty-thrd-3t, 800 Cnspcr
Kcinkon No. 300 First-1yc, no ,lnfl19 ioH-
amI Ne l2i seconh,ay' TO- sn 13h No 20j
Avenue A. 500; Frank Moscmnn, 2O3 East
FiftIctl-st.. go.
NOT SATISFIED WITH his HOcSFa.
Charles H. Belts. of No 132 East Fllty-scycnth-
ST.. the son of a retired broker spent the summer
nj Coxsackic and on september purchased q span
of horses there from Charles II Cnppcn who nc-
ccptcd Bcttss tcn-day note for ~, 900. When tine
note was due Belts refused to pay it, on the ground
that the horses had not turned out to his Nl hiHc
ton. Yesterday Belts was arrested and taken 10
Greene County.
RELEASE or Mr. KEEVE's ASCOT CUP
The Secretary of the Treasury, yesterday,
directed Collector Robertson to release the Ascot
Gun won by James Il. Kcenc's horse, FoXhall ana
which has been held for the payment OF heavy
duties since last spring. The order was gwen ON
an opinion of the Attorney icncral, who dGcldrd
that the cup Is a trophy and SO bears simllIludc
10 gold and silver medals, which are exempt irom
duty.
BURIAL or "JEEEY" M'AULEY.
The body OF Jerry McAulcy was taken from
the little room IN the Crcmornr Mission Ncst'IdaN
TO Woodlawn for burial. Mrs. McAnlcy ana lew
friends accompanied it. The CrcmoTne MISSION
viii 20 right on as before" said A. :. Hatch to
TRIBUNE reporter. "but we have not decided VINO
will have charge of it, There Will he Il meeting Oh
the trustees in few days. aud some action III the
matter will then he taken
TAKING ADVANTAGE or YOUNG fMNiGRANIS.
A mau went 10 Castle Garden Yesterday ana hlieu
Augustus Martin an English lad OF twenty, as q
farm labOrcr. When they reached the street me
man borrowed a dollar Of the young man ana us
appcarcd Another man went To the Garden WIN
thr cald of South-St rCStaurant-kccpcr ana hllcu
another Young man, as he SAID, for waiter lie
took the servant 10 a bccr-shop. got him drunk,
borrowed his money and left HIM.
THE ASTOR LIBRARY EEOPENrD.
The Aston Library was rcopencd yesterday allrr
being closed several weeks for general cleaning ana
repair No change has been made III the Library
this year. Its 200. 900 volumes have all been taken
from their shelves. busted, examined and replaced
for another year. In all ac0VeS of the MAN BALD
inc several invoices of new books have collected
during these last few weeks AMI were awaiting dis
tributIou yesterday. The acccSSlous TOR the year
ending July !. numbered several thousand volumes
These have been catalogucd by tine SUPERINTENDENT
The catalogue ha, been published in neat panph-
let,