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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
ANTI POYIsRTYITES DISBiyD.
The East Side Rranch Of DR.. MEG IyRn's Fol-
lowers Passes Out OF Existence.

IhC East Side hranCn OF Dr. VI IynnB FOL.
lowers Passes Out OF Existence.
At a meeting OF the Anti Poverty Society.
hold last night at 800 East Twenty-f fourth
street. DR.. Henry Carey presented these reso-
lutions:
Whrior. By the authority of tho Apostolic Delegate.
the Most Rev. Archbishop Francis atol acting for
his Holiness the Pope. tho Rev Br Edward MoGlynn.
President OF the srty Society. Of which this s
a branch and former pastor OF ST. stephens Church
of which most OF were parishiapsrS has been de.
cIareu tree NJ -CctsIas teal and thus
stored TO his sacred ministry: and
Whred. by his hapPy event our prayers for our be-
loved Aresdent and priest have granted aud
this east side branch Of the AntrFOyery Society has
been attained:
n. oIreL THAT We should and do thank our Heavenly
Father to great blcs ing and declare our gratE
eren delegate Tor he act that with gracious time
illness ut the Of tho holy Christmas tide mas
brought happiness TO our beloved priest and TO
Ourselves mud he II further
the AniiPnverty society shall term mate with This
evenings meeting. which. when 1t adjOurns. shall adj
journ SINE die.
These resolutions were adopted. and then
DIR. McGlynn. who was present. made q short
address at the request Of John r. Feeny.
Chairman Of the meeting. DR.. McGlynn said
that he approved Of the resolutions. The east
side branch OF tho Anti-Poverty Society was
organized more than five years ago for the
purpose OF aiding and supporting DR.. Me-
Glynn. 1t was announced at last nights meet
ing that Dr. McGlynn would make doctrinal
statement In Cooper Union on sunday night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
WILL IT BE PROF.. M,GLYNy?
1t II Reported that the Chair OF Sacred Or.
atory at Washing ton VIII he offered Him.

atory at Washing ton VIII He offered Him.
II the views expressed yesterday hy IN an
thority high In Catholic Church affairs in this
city arc correct the Rev. DIR. Liwurd MrG!ynn
is likely to become Prof. McGiyIn before long
According to tho statement made the chair OF
sacred oratory. which it is expected will be cs-
taLlshed in the Catholic University ut Wash
ington. ID. c.. will 10 o.ered 10 DR.. bcGlynp.
There. 1t was asserted. the surroundings
would DO cOnscnia!. for Bishop Keane. tho
President OF tho Institution. DR.. O'Gorman.
DR.. Bouruilca. and other members Of the
faculty are among Dr. McGlynn's close friends.
and such an nssoc!ation would be most agree
able to him. The very recent visit which DIR.
firm tho truth .! tho theory. III tho speakers
IF Dr. McClynn's exact status IN tie Church
to-day we're better understnon." it was
serted, "thi1anove would DO looked uron as a
very diplomatic one 50 far as is known. his
only partial and incomplete. Beyond the right
to say mass in solitary privacy. no other
sncred function Of tho priesthood has been
restored to him. like that OF celebrating mass
In public before Il congregation, hearing con-
fcssions. adm STEERING certain rites OF tho
sumo charge Of parish until all disabilities
are removed. In that event even. it is hardly
likely that he will DO assigned TO n parish for
II long time to come. do not believe that he
would accept pnrochial charge at present.
for opposition would spring up against him at
when it was reported that no had been selected
f"rn vacant rectorship there. TO place him in
happy way out Of the difficulty"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
The Weather.

warm wave has made a sweep over the country
east OF Kansas and south OF the lake regions II 10
likely TO grow warmer. with tlaw II all tho states
east Of the Mississippi asng mo SUNDAY and prob
ably Monday, when:t viii asaln y come colder The
cause of tho warmer weather Wa Tie south ward
movement OF she centrs - h. IN Wes.ur- and the 10.
velopment OF storm IN Texas higher temporal lures
spreading oss.w ard III front Of tie depression
To-day there shoull be ram III all III, central States
and snow alii cOde. weather wcsl OF the Mississippi
There was light TALL OF snow yesterday In northern
New York Pennsylvania M.chi.nn. anu Montana aud
rain in the lower Mississippi Valley. Fiisabcrs the
weather was :Lir
II was warmer and fair in this city. The highest Of
fcial Temperature WAS "a, at = NJ, tho first rise
above the freezing point since bee. 20 The lowest
was lso. At A N. Humidity averaged rs per cent;
wind. northwest: average velocity. mi!es an hour
The Thermometer NJ ferry's pharmacy In THE See
hi Tan AL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
CAN'T FIND YOUNG CORNELL.
THE JRON NANUEACTt'RER'S BROTHER
SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE
He LEFT Town Secretly SIX Months Ago and
Its Relatives Have Heard Not Word
from Him Sluce--Rich and u Bachelor.

from Him Since-tich and u Bachelor.
Tho unexplained absence in Europe OF
Henry n. Cornell. ono OF the sons OF tho lato
John B. Cornell. tho iron manufacturer. was
the occasion Of the cancellinc o! n mortgage
by Judge Dischoff in the Court Of Common
Pleas yesterday. The brothers. Henry N.
Cornell. John NJ. Cornell. and their mother.
Minnie H. y. Cornell. are trustees under the
will Of the husband and father of fund cre-
ated for his child. Hclon II. Cornell.
Tho mortgage in question was given to them
as trustees by Philip q. Hubert and wife last
June. upon the property 81 West Twenty
fourth street 1t was for $500 and has now
been paid. The signatures OF all three OF the
trustees were necessary to the satisfaction
piece. and as that OF Henry NJ. Cornell
could not be obtained. his whereabouts
not being known. Register Fitzgerald refused
to cancel the mortgage without an order from
tho Court. Upon hearing the circumstances.
Judge Bischofr yesterday granted tho desired
order.
1t was stated to him that Henry NJ Cornell
had secretly gone to Europe last summer for
reasons known only to himself. and that he is
now supposed TO be there. but that no definite
information as to his residence. can be ascer-
:, They stated. however. that they did not be-
fathers firm. J. b. Il J. NJ. Cornell. but was en-
ployed in tho business.
Last night Mr.. John NJ. Cornell said to n re-
porter that his brother hnd gone to Europe six
months ago.
He had not announced his intention Of so do
ing. and had not com nunicated with the
family since his disuppea rance. 1t was known.
however. that ho had sail d for Europe. There
was nothing. Mr.. Cornell sud. TO induce him
leave home except waywariness,
nd Sal T p"rsc. 9i s s Z, i brons
4 he chose. and no has; perfect RICH! TO stay
there il he wants to- He is not married, and
consequently has no Immediate family claims
to keep him here. and he IT, we'll enough of
financially to 20 where lie chooses ana live
his own life. As far as his trust eeshp Is con-
ccrucd. the two trustees who remain hero can
manage to got along without him without any
very grent Inconvenience.
John B. Cornell. the young mans father.
died Oct 20 1897. leaving II large fortune. He
was a Leading Methodist. md in 1870 built the
Cornell Methodist Episcopal Church in this
city as a. memorial to his younger brother.
william W. Cornell.
lie wns President OF the City Missions and
the sunday School Society. and Prcsiden
OF thu Hoard OF Trustees Of Drew The ologcal
Seminary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31

New Orleans. District Attorney Wants yIo-
lation OF the sunday Law stopped.

Nfw ORLEANS. Doc. 80. Chief II Police Gas
ter was arrested to-day by DEPUTY sheriff on
an Information Of the District Attorney Tho
latter insists that the law requires the police to
arrest all Yoators Of the Sunday law. This
law has been openly violated here for some
months. Tho pUlico force acting under in
structions from the Mayor. have refused to
Court Of VIOLATIONS Of tho law Tho District
Attorney decided to have the Mayor and en-
trio police force arrested unless they should
of the Chief who gave tho necessary bond and
was released. The law is specific enough. hut
has been openly delled. and is opposed ny tho
great majority Of the people. Tho contest be.
tween the two departments. criminal! and
municipal. promises to be savage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31

Average on Dee. 30 1891 Buy
wAsBiNuTO. FORECAST SATURDAY
For Maine, New Hampshire. and Vermont. generally
fair: south winds; rising temperature In New Hamp-
shire and Vermont.
fair; south winds. warmer except in eastern Asssae
chusctts
For eastern Sew York e1'r Ptansysaaid and Nsu Jerssv
g,n,raiy J bit h iHera.iny cioudn,.s aud Arsaisass
W,Gher Saturday sre"ag sorh vuh ri,"s np,Isya,urs
for the District OF Columbia, Delaware. Maryland,
and Virginia. increasing c!oudiness. threatening
weather. with rain Saturday afternoon or Saturday
night. southeast winds; warmer.
For West Virginia. local rains: variable windsi
For western Pennsylvania aud western New YorIs
occasional ram or snow south winds warmer.
The storm which central In northwest Texast this
morning has moved slightly southeast and 10 now
central III southeast Texas with threatening weather
and ram IN the lower Mississippi valley and rain
snow IN Oklahoma, indian Territory aud New MEXICO.
Generally fair weather prevail, csowhere, except IN
the upper ilSc region and Wisconsin where snow has
fallen Tho temperature hs, rsen rapidly In the lower
Mississippi Valley IN The Ohio Valley. and in the region
of the Aeahenics II has fallen ten degrees In north
western TeXas New MeAico. and southern Colorado. 4
second storm IS wpldIy developing in ihs cxlIsns
Northwest where the temperature has risen hi 70
thirty degrees
Ripans Tabule,: At Druggists. Rpans Tabuiss care
lAundice.-AdF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
MORE or MRS. EL.iNC'S noes.
she Calls On the Police Again to Complain
Of Threatening Letter..

Mrs. Frederic y. Blame called OH Superin-
tendent Byrnes yesterday morning. She be-
camo almost hysterical in the Superinten-
dents office. She told him that her life was in
danger. and begged for his protection Tho
Superintendent Gained her, and assured her
that she was in no danger.
She said she was receiving threatening let
tiers again. Some time ago she cor, planned to
the Superintendent. and no called in Capt.
O'Connor and asked him to investigate which
says that the letters which sho has received
lately are more threatening than tho others:
with aged eggs and ovcrripe iruit when sho
made her reappearance OH tho stage at tho
Star Theatre next Monday night.
Superintendent Byrnos said he would afford
her all the protection possible. and told her to
send him the letters She says she is positive
known TO her husband. with whom She has
divorce proceedings rendins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
ENTICED INTO 4 DIE.
A CIerGymnn's DauEht rs Taken On, Of !.
DisOi derby House In Chicago.

DIsOI derby House In Chicago.
CHICAGO. Dec. 3O.-The Rev. NJ. McPhail re-
Gently came from Lincoln. ILL.,. to Chicago to
take charge Of q Methodist church. He resides
at 904 West Madison street. Three weeks ago
his two daughters. aged IL and 10 years.
started out together to look for work by which
they could aid in keeping the homo together.
day c. i. Atterhury who lives with the family
determ In ed to find the sisters. He searched
high and low for three weeks. and found them
at last in the house OF notorious Dolle Clark
on Twenty sixth street.
He took the younger sister Florence. home
arms by her parents. They will not, however.
receive the older girl, and have disowned her.
This afternoon Aterbury swore out O warrant
for the arrest OF the woman Clark. She met
the girls on the street and enticed them to her
den where she had kept them ever since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31

The Disease Has Got Hold In Lodging
Horses Around Chatham square.

There was an ominous increase in the num-
Der Of typhus cnses reported at tho Bureau Of
Contagious Diseases yesterday. and II begins
to LOOK as II the disease Ind gained n foothold
again, this time among tho lodging houses
around Chatham square. Tho health officials
do not regard tho outbreak with aprrchcn-
sion and cay thcy will stamp the disease out
as before.
The first OF tho now cases appeared nearly
month AGO IN tho big lodging house at 1o4
Park row. Since that time dozen or moro of
the lodging house population have developed
tho disease. md two have died. DIR. Roberts.
chief Of the bureau. decided yesterday to de-
stroy the $50 beds III tho lodging house At l04
Park row. The department wagons were filed
with the material. and it was taken to the Gre
mntory at the foot OF East Sixteenth street.
All the cases so far reported have had their
origin in the nclghborhood of Chatham square.
unless the family Of Baker Daniel Feldstein. at
~ Division street. is an exception. No direct
connection has been traced there. but II may
have existed.
Yesterday morning Thomas rullan. 80 wears
old. ono OF the lodcrrs In IVA Park row. called
at the New. Ycrs Disrensary Tor treatment
The doctor in charge no, iiied ihe hrnlth NJ;
thorites. and II was decided that Iulan hal
tvphus. He was removed to the Reception
40 less than four cases wcro found among
the, patients WHO nrnliea Of tho ,iisrenESary at
tached to Chambers street Hospital. THO doe
tors there receive II great many lodging house
patients. and ARE OH the lookout for typhus pa
TENTS Just now. They say tho men who were
taken from tho hospital yesterday did not ret
further than the roe" nj on office. and that there
is no fear that the diseasr has 20: int" the hos.
years old. and ' liam Cherry. 32 years old.
who said they lived ut II Bowery: John Ne.
Cauley. rs years. OF - Bavarl street. and
Joseph Morton. ~ years. of ~ Cathar!ne
street
Charles Worms. 81 years old. OF 40 Division
street applied ut Bellevue for treatment and
was set in the sun until he was removed to
Reception Hospital.
Lawrence Hudson. 30 yenrs old. IL driver Of
81 Dayard street. walked into the hospital and
was removed t. the deception Hospital after
being examined.
alcoholic ward OF Bellevue from the Chambers
Street Hospital on Thursday. is held in the
isolated tent as II suspicious case.
At $50 yesterday afternoon Otto Weisman.
80 years OF age. q Russian peudler. was found
dead in his bed ut ! | Buwrry. This is II cheap
lodging house. in which two cases of typhus
were found vest erduv. amt it was feared that
Weisman may have boon stricken by The dis
ease.
The sanitary officers say that the two men
who gave their address as IL lUwcrv are not
having great trouble ilnding where they did
live.
United States Senator Chandler. accomna.
MED hv President Wilson Of thu Health Hoard
and Sanitary Superintendent ELson. visited
North Brother lsland yesterday and inspected
the HOSPITALS there. senator Chandler also
went TO tho Reception Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
A FIGHT IN COURT.
FisticufYs with Go-as-yOu-pIease Rules and
the Judge Ia nj the Wind-up.

SAN FEANc1sco, Dec. 30.-Judee Nebhards
court room was the scene OF disgraceful af-
fair to. day when two lawyers. ex-Judge o. p.
Evans and Charles +. Hanlon exchanged the
lie and INDUCED in rough and tumble fight.
The Judge fined them $500 each with Ave
days in Jail. but RENTED the Imprisonment
penalty when they apologized. The trouble
grew out OF litigation over tho Donohue estate.
Evans objected to Hanlon's bill Of costs. but
the latter DECLARED that Evans had aGrssd to-
Client lad incnrrei Tor disoDoying a, court
order. Evans latly asserted that no had made
no such promise, whereupon lianlon shouted:
4" You are liar!"
Evans. who is the larger man. Immediately
struck out. but lnn'on lodged: ana 10 no,
lively rate. Neither got in any effective blows
before they Wore separated Evans n q Iir-
Sharon ease as ono OF the Senator's counsel
Hanlon has large practice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
Boston Wants Faster Ocean Service.

BoSToN. Dec. :}0.-Thc Chamber Of Com
mcrce requests tie Cunard Steamship Com
pnny for better service between here and
Iivori,ool. The members have issued the fol-
lown: request to tho Cunard Company:
I'VE. tho undersigned. members Of the
Chamber Of. Commerce. request that the
Cunnrd Steamship Company next year shall
place permanently on its line between Boston
and Liverpool ono or more Of the fast steam
crs Of tho Etrura and L mbr a type. believing
that such an act will favor the commercial in
tercsts Of Boston. Massachusetts, and New
Ingunui
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
LICENSE Law IN MISSOURI.
A Hill for tho Regulation OF Dlsorderly
HOuacs.

ST. LOUIS. Dec 30.--When tho General As.
scmbly convenes q bill is to be introduced
from st. Louis. relating to designation houses
and houses of i'll repute In all cities having
population Of over 100000. 1t will provide for
characterization and inspection OF every woman
of III rerutc.
The bill will be termed tho Social Evil bill.
1t will provide that every woman who is an
inmate Of n house Of i'll repute will have to be
provided with II license from q physician or
physicians appointed by the Board OF Police
The bill also provides that all houses OF Ill
repute shal il be located in certain districts In
oil cities having n population Of 100000 In.
habtants. and that all designation houses
shall be abolished in all cities and counties Of
the State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
RIOT IN Il CHTRCH.
Revival services interrupted with y Murder
and General Row.

McARTHUn. Ohio. Dec. 3O.-Just as revival
services were BEGINNING at a country church
near Porter Galla county, dozen miles from
Gnllpolis. Clark Watkins saw his sister-in-
law. Mrs Peter Watkins. walkin: with q man
with whom her name Ind been unploasantly
connected. Watkins attacked tho man with n
knife. He and tho woman rushed into tho
church, and u general fight stopped the scr.
vices. When the riot was ended it was found
that Pot er Watkins. the woman s husband. was
dead Harris. the woman's escort. WAS fatally
wounded. having broken skull and several
knife wounds; James Grover had one eye cut
death and half dozen others were hurt. The
church was almost com pletoly wrecked
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
mar And COIT on 4 BOAE
An Insurance Agent Who is Thought
Have Pretended to & Ommii Suicide

RuTLAEp. Vt. Dec. Dos. d. Shepard. Rut-
land agent OF the Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany OF New York. left here on Dec. 20 and
has not returned. At first 1t was thought that
he had gone away on a business trip. bat 1t
has been learned that ne has fed. abandoning
young wife and leaving many debts 1t was
learned that his coat and hat had been found
evidently being to make his wife and friends
believe that he had drowned himself. He Ii
said TO have defraudsd his company OF ut least
to be the cause OF his downfall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
A Pho, TO Huru Duenos ayrcx

BUENos AyREs, Dec. 30.-A plot to hurn this
city was discovered few days ago and to-day
a number of policemen and fremen were ar
rested on tho charge OF being connected with
the conspiracy. The plan OF tho conspirators
was to set fire to the city in several different
places nt once. The Object Of tho conspirators
Wa nj dor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
DIDN'T GO TO EUROPE.
Mr.. Aiberts0n Got the Send.oH, hut Went 10
boston, and Ia Now Under Arrest.

BosroS. Doc. 30.-~William H. Albertson was
arrested hore to-day. He Is said to be Alfred
Carr. who is wanted in New York for ombcz-
Element Carr had been In the employ OF
Yates Il Co in New York city. and loft there
ostens lily on trip to Europe. His friends
gave him u complimentary "ssnd- off," An In
timaton. OF IRREGULARITIES resnlted IN the dis
covered that instead Of crossing the Atlantic
Carr came to Boston. where. under tho name
stock brokerage business on kilby street.
Carr was put under arrest in his office. He
was astounded at 1t. but admitted that no was
New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
The Post Onice.

gentleman at the Post 0nice aptly re-
marked THE cream OF the cream invariably
give New York first call before making one
night stands in tho suburbs, and ! gu can safely
gamble that Admiral cigGrsttss have como
here to stay."-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
To Court Martial Annapoli. Cadets.

ANNAPoIAs Dec :iO-A court martial will 10
convened ut the Naval Academy tomorrow to
try several naval cadets for hazng. Lieut..
ostsrhaus is detailed as President of the court.
Cadet y. i; Johnson Of the second class is
to sing and dance. and do other silly things.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
Vessels Drifting About with the Ice.

LEwEs. Del. Dec :io-The ire in tho harbor
here ran out during ias. night beyond the
brcakwater. and l. very hcnvy. Several large
vessels are frozen in he mass. and as il drifts
about they are carried with il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
Mr.. Blaine. Condition Unchanged.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.-At O'Clock this even
Ing Mr.. Blaine's condition was reported to be
unchanged. At midnight tho lights In his
apartments wore eXtinguished for the first
time ut night since his condition began 10 be
regarded as critical.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
PROF. BRIGGS ACQUITTED.
NOT ONE OF THE CHANCES OF uEHEsY
SuST.iITED.
t;i<ty.six Or tho 100 Jurors Vote for Him on
Every Charrc-Chnnses In Uis Favor ut
che Last-His Mnjorit,cs Vary from Five
TO rirteen on the Different Counts.

After trial listing twenty days. Prof
Charles A. Bris.s was acquitted yesterday
afternoon upon ever ono of the charges OF
hercsy brought against him 10y the Committee
OF Prosecution. Wien tho members OF tho
ecclesiastical court illod out OF the Old Scotch
PRESBYTERIAN church in Fourteenth street
few minutes before q o'clock last night. tho
.uhiiant md radiant faces OF Prof. Briags's
rartisans told tho whole stoiy.
"rro! briggs has boon acquitted" said ono
Of thom to tho reporters who had been wait
IN. outside tho closed doors. and he isn't a
hereto nrer all"
President Hastings and tho faculty Of
Union Theological Seminary were especially
;ieased with the verdict, which was %! such
importance to .hcir institution. II seems that
~ ito last low DAYS thorc have been several
unexpected additions to the ranks nj tho
Briggs forces. hut his friends made no boasts.
and the vote was n -rcat ,u.p. SO ~ tho orpo.
SliiOr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
All Varieties Of Cold Meats on Hand and to
Order.

Turkeys chickens, game. roasts. patca salads. hams
tongues ac, imported cheeses artchokes, hotel sps
cialtiek. and ino table deileaclea C. fsrcevaL 9th
sY. and Sth It,. and 9th Az. near ttth st.-ldp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
The Colonel. Father Peddled Laee..

Otto Weisman. peddler OF laces. was found
dead in his bed last evening in tho lodging
house Al Dowe.y. which Is known as the
Windsor Theatre Hotel. He had lived there
six years. amt was considered mlser Pro-
prietor smith says that the old man said to
him on Thursday night,
MY son has Just attained his majority. Hs
Is a COonsl in the Russian army, and I ex-
pect my wife to join me here before long"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31

Inebrety aud the morphine habit surely cured with.
out suffering or injury vt the Kelley Institute, White
Plains, y. y. Call OF wtite.-AaI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31

George Goulet Ay Brut, 1854"
Iiss ,upe,ior among the chsmpagnss shipped from
iTAnee.-Ads