Cronin regrets their meeting this evening was not more pleasant on both sides. Cronin refuses to be a member of Trinity parish after nine years, eight of which he has not entered that church. He now asks to be permitted to join St. Patrick's or the Cathedral parish to which he once belonged, or St. Ann's. As long as Father F. J. Peters is pastor of Trinity or his house-keeper the chief manager of the church, Cronin will not belong to the parish. If Lefevere, who is leaving, gives permission, Father Peter Hennaert can inform Cronin. Otherwise, Cronin will lay the matter before Bishop John Baptist Purcell and also Archbishop of Baltimore Martin John Spalding as all the bishops of the States are to meet there this month. If no notice is taken of his letter, Cronin shall send his letter to Rome through the American Minister there. :: III-2-k A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.