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New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Crowd Storms
Parish House
To Gust Priest
(contlnued srom pass ons)

the expression Of their kind leader
When it was announced last August
that Father Oppico, as reward for his
efforts, was to be sent to a pastorate in
Brooklyn. his parishioners objected.
On August 10 last he was trans
ferred and the Rev. Father Mehrigi
was assigned to the church. Petitions
were circulated in the parish at once
and 1000 names werc subscribed to a
protest Of the change.
Father Mchrigi, hearing Of the pro-
test two days after assuming charge Of
the church, made an address at each of
his masses, telling tho people that lie
had been sent by his supcriors to the
parish and asking that they aid him in
his work.
The expressions of discomfort con-
tinuet to grow, however. Father Mch-
rigi said that he had been informed
II clique, comprised mostly of his
younger parshioners, was urging
others not to attend tho church or to
contribute TO it's support.
This discomfort was aggravated, it
was said, when Father Mehrigi, owing
to increasing costs, was forced to an
nounce that against all parents sending
their children to the parochial school
a fec of so cents u month would have
to be levied. The result of this was
an appeal to Archbishop Patrick J
Hayes asking that Father Mehrigi be
removed at once. This appeal was in
the form of q petition bearing 1000
signatures.
When Archbishop Hayes refused to
act, attendance at the church dropped
Off. Two days ago announcement was
made in the parish that meeting
would be held last night in q hall at
150th Street and Morris Avenue, the
Bronx, for the purpose of discussing
the situation. It was advertised as
being held under the auspices of the
Holy Name Society, st. Vincent De
Paul's Society and Our Lady Of Mount
Carmel Society. More than 500 per-
sons attended this meeting.
Rush Made on Pastors Eomc
After two of the officers Of the Holy
Name Society had appealed to the
parishioncra to accept the change in
pastorship, an excited Italian rose and
shouted, Lets go sround to the church
and throw the father into the street
right now"
Tho suggestion was accepted gen
present tried TO dissuadc the majority,
their efforts werc in vain and the
crowd left the hall. They were Joined
by q number Of the parishioners who
were unable No gain entrance to the
small hall. When the mob reached the
parish house its number had swclled
to almost 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Rush Made on Pastors Eomc
n. Y. Actress Dies From Fall

PITTSBURGH, Dec 20.~~Mrs. Anna
Little, an actress, whose address was
given as SIT Longacre Building, New
York City, died in hospital to-day.
According to the report received at the
coroner's office, Mrs. Little fell from a
ladder during q performance at Pitts
burgh theater on December and broke
leg. Resulting complications, the
coroner said, caused her death.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
ADVERTISE EMENr
SAVE SHOES AND STOCKINGS

They vii last ;,s,sc as long Il you
ilaks Into s'onr Shoes ALIENS FOOT
EASE. the powder for the feet. Il take,
sse frct.o., iron he shos aad sves qc:ck
relief =, C.aGs. Euaions. CsIouses, tore.
schiar. s,sollen. .snd.r feet. Shake Allens
Fo,t Esse ,nto vper choes and snjoy- The
siiss 81 feet without al sehs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

ing. tbut have not as yet been able
To arrange details SATISFACTORILY is
one OF popular songs of the day II
~ the committees desire TO add This
iraturc TO liven the occasion FOR this
Applications for exhibit SPACE still
'u'uh"c !" pour into the chairmun'S
once. "hlch causes the automatic.
t''u' association TO see more stron.-
~ 'h.th ever the need of :: iur.,rr
exposition building To house the nIiin-
motive III !uStry once a wear as an
amman event. Ii takes "A floor snn,n
on approximately $4,000 suuur, rn,t
!" mousse the automotivc Industry i'm
tic city OF Richmond. SO that .ocn
urn can nave a space To show th.
goods h" handles. This means ,hn,
II W"ni! take hall twice as laru.
rs Inc trays Arnory TO accommodgi.
,h" pr"Scht-day needs. ana as IN.
industry rs growing faster than amy
industry in the world II is aafc 10
ivy 'hat each year added space addi-
t!"n VIII b" needed
The committee - trying to r.ncr
every automobile and accessory deal
.r IN the state of Virginia with AN
invitation to attend this show Inn,
rrsardicSs of such an invitation he
Ihs received, the committee wishes
10 alhonnc" To the press that they
VII ne received by the :Icuiaintan,.
""nlinlttce any time from II A. Nj
10 IL u NJ during the entire soyon
Gays OF the show. and he given a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
AUTO DEALERS NEED TWICE
AVAILABLE SPACE FOR SHOW
Sixth Annual Event Finds Congestion So Great If
Grays' Armory That Already Sentiment Is
Growing for Larger Auditorium.

Only the lack OF adequate quarters
TO house the Richmond Automobile
snow Is limiting il this year. accord
inE 10 statements of officials Of the
Automotivo Trade Association yes
to-day, mad" in commenting ON the
statement tina; twice as mi,uh space
rs Is available has been applied FOR.
10y dealers Of the city. There is no
Spacc left for the sixth annual show.
ana dealers her" state that at least
d".ouo feet OF floor Spac" would he
necessary 10 property house the in
dustry II all calls for space We're
granted.
Workmen Will begin tomorrow to
make all preparations for the bils
event. which opens Saturday and
continues through the entire week
The Automobile show committee.
nav" received from TIA" National Au-
t"inohiic chanhcr Of Commerce CIn-
der whose auspices the annual New
York aud Chicago shows are hclD
much valuable information FOR IN.
Richmond Automobil" SHOW The
chairman. j. y. Kline. was called into
conference with tho National .Nsso-
cation this week at New York civ
and their suggestions lirhtcuch many
OF tn" heavy burdens ON tho show
committee. An entirely n"w idea was
developed i'll this conference. which
was worked out in TIL. recount national
shows. which is sign cards hearing
on the utility OF the automobile in
the nations Industry. III" show com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
1AAFF0RD WOULD ADJUST
/ PRESENT WATER RATES
SSeons:stcncics In Present Schedule
ssshould BE Corrected. Says
z. Director of Utilities.

director T., W Tranord. OF the be-
p11s}meht OF Public Utilities. follow
pskSh Of yesterday that H. favored
AiiGht change In the water rate. as
Ia omni.nded u. Mayor iins,lic. in
wach the rate is Increased "a the cN-
IeSehues of the city. MIR. Tranori
3yfSterdaH explained that he docs no;
4ySocaIc an increase in TIA" water
~ me matter WAS not discussed
Iosmai!y by the committee. but CON
sinNrablc discussion, concerning IL was
lranlged in informally.
. sMayor -tinslic and Director Traf-
lof,d produced Il statement III which
5tnS proposed recommendation wac in
STporated: ana those ~ the meet
that the fee be adjusted.
.ifSywhich adjustment there would he
sSiiEht incSchse. which raises the
Mnimum Of GO cents which now pre-
WIS good one.
Formal consideration Of this prop
goSt ION. toEcth"r with that as 10 tho
pHsposei decrease in tho price OF
Ing of the committee. when the Gucs-
sti1h of raising revenue to meet tho
proposed appropriations Will be dis
scpssed. In his statement yesterday,
Air. Traford says:
3. s~Thcrc are some Inconsistencies In
tie present wa;cr-ratr schedule which
sf6nld he corrected. hut ] am clear
l&A of IN" opinion that tn" sale of
water should not Toe made source
of,proft''
.sss the Water Department has never
been on u sclf-sustainiur basis. il Is
p@Qted out tina; even the additional
$4,000 inCr"as" In revenue from tn"
proposed schedule OF the Mayors
would not be considered as placing
the department uHon moncy-mak-
inEHplanc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

mite" has in preparation twenty Of
these made up in CoiorS TO blrnI i'm
Wild the decorations. and these Will
h' placed along tn" balcony on either
Sid" OF the hail The illumination Of
ines" SiGnS as well as an added IL
iuhh'hation from the regular plan will
ne row OF lights five feet apart
h'"hS inc edge OF the balcony.
Engage Twelve Piece Orchestra.
The contract for decoration has
been made. and this year the stage
VIII bc at tho left side OF the hall i'm
the center extending from the bal
conN. ON which Will he I'll. twelve
piece orchestra playing concert and
dance music, aud the eleven artists
thht viii compos. the troop of en-
trriaincrs. The Mozart trio is con
sidcrcd tho premier singing orSaniZn-
iion of This number in New York
city, and has been engaged to ap-
poHr here during the entire week
under the management o; Harry
HnyiSto. who Will he remembered AS
being the manager of the troop at
the tw" past shows. ANA through tho
"Npc-icnC" he has gained he knows
wha, The Richmond pcopl" want. and
exactly what kind of voices will
carry in the Gray'S Armory Han.
This trio is composed "r Thomas Me
GTauahan. tenor SoiOiSt.
Mr. M"ir,lua han has a voice az cal
ih"r that has made John Mccormick
famous IN III" singing of his lyric
gems. aud has been featured ns the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

s"loiSt Of some Of the premier or
SanlzationS in the concert and ora
t"rio HELD. His rendition OF ballads
ana Irish songs when singing Scpa-
raicly from til" trio. is one that RE-
cciNcS the warmcSt praise from the
critics. who hay" had the pleasure
OF listening 10 him. Miss Harriet
Reyes. the operate and concert So
prano and pupil OF Tvirazzini has
sung In the Metropolitan Opera House.
New York. and featured in the IicE-
hcld shows. ana haas an vnviahlc rep
utatlon as 4 concert aud recital sing
az throughout the United states
Mrs. Eirkwood Ivcv is the pusscSSor
OF Noic" al wonderful quality. and
Is considered the hes; ensemble,
SINGER In the concert and recital Held.
She has Travelled from coast To coast.
and has been featured in concerts.
ana in addition TO her singing voice,
mas a personality that aids in Il
large G"1Sur" tn her Success
Another storing number on the on
'"rta!um"nt program will he the i.u-
r!Iihrd ScNtcttr under III. direction of
James Brown. This ScNtCtjr is known
throughout the city. ana considered
the best Of AN assembly OF six Voices
taken rom that great Singin. or
Elni"at:on of the Iorillard Company
lhoir popular Songs ar" always en-
poy"d wherever they are heard.
Invite All Dealers.
Another number which tn" commit
Tee is now in the process Of eng; =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

pass TO attend the show free of cost.
AS II is the local associations aim
Hot 10 put thiS show on as Il money
mhkini: proposition. but one that
Elves each ami every dealer in the
state of Virginia the privilege to at
tend Tree. and with thes. many deal
rrS and accessory men coming to tho
city. as well Az bringing with them
their family aud friends. the commit
tee is asking the merchants who deal
IN any nuiomotivc equipment to dec
crate their windows in order tn in
SDr" into our visitors the civic pride
;hat w" hold in the city Of Richmond
for our state friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

tain reserve force OF enlisted naval
men. ready FOR Immediate mobiliza-
ton. to the number OF 10000. In ad-
dition to which there Will be S,2l7
officers. This reserve force will be
drawn from the entire country. The
headquarters of Commander Scott,
which VIII he maintained in Rich
mond, have been already opened and
are inchargc of Chief Yocman 8. s.
Cunningham. About l.500 cX-scrvicc
naval reserves of which number 5i4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Furniture to
a
Co.. Store can -
way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

reside In Richmond. are in Subdistrict
Is. OF the Fifth District
commander Scott stated yesterday
that the men would be required 10
maintain efficiency and to- attend thir-
tE-slN drills a year. These drills may
consist OF lectures. target practices,
boat drills on the river. etc In uddi-
Ton. there will he fifteen days ac-
Two du'S on sea required. Two
months pay will be drawn by All
men who arc confirmed In their rat
'hE. an amount OF about sos, and a
maximum of $500. he stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

The EIpt!s, Young Peoples Union
AsSbciatiOn Will meet TVS afternoon
at the Grove Avenue BAPTIST church.
The meeting Will he addressed by Dr.
LertG. Rroughton. pastor OF tho
CHURCH. Special music will he render
ed. Reports are expected from every
yseptor union In the city. and all are
expected 10 have large repro:cnt1-
lions present. Friends OF ncmbars
OF the unions are also invitod.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
NAVAL RESERVlSTS MEET
TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8
| CoIninnndcr scott Calls Session for
Men of Subdivision "n" OF
Fifth District.

y meeting OF officers and men in
thc navy has been called in this city
COR tomorrow might at O'Clock at
h"aduuart"rs in the Allison Building.
on East Main Street. by lieutenant
Commander George cole Scott. com
mandini: officer OF SubdiF,rlct Is.
The government proposes TO main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
and You Can Buy Your Spring
Homeft'rnisInings Here With Conf
dcncc at Prices that Will Please You

hS me last few months the
find
srtai many VINO nave
ne coming spring
snss IN inc minds of all houkceper
houscw
piness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
John IL. EnmlilIiinn.

'FGncral services for John II. Could
nrnn. formerly OF tins city. who died
lIs'sday in the McAlpin lIot"l. New
York, VIII be conducted from the
hohle Of his sistcr-iu-la Mrs. T. =
Muehell, 1907 North Avenuc Rartou
HGichts. this city. his afternoon at
1clock lntermcrt Will Toe H. Hi1cr-
view Ccnctcrv
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
RADIO ON HIS BARN
EVERY FARMERS TICKER
Will Daily Get Latest Market
Quotations.

Within year or SO the farmers of
the State will have turned his lightning
rods into radio antonne and will be
getting the news 'out Of the air." That
Is what Borne Pyrke. State Commits
sioner of Farms and Markets. says any
way. Hear his prophecy:
within few years market reports
may be sent by radiophone. so any
farmer may put up pole upon his barn
and with an inexpensive receiving APP
paratus may listen In each day on the
latest news from the city markets.
Farmers are enthusiastic over the
possibilities and over the success OF a
test that was made this week from,
New York city to the State Fair at
Syracuse. Every morning few
minutes after , O'Clock. the special radio
receiving apparatus In the Department
of Farms and Markets exhibit began
ticking off the mornings news from the
downtown New York wholesale food
markets. The wireless messages con-
densed the observations of the States
market reporters as to what had taken
place In the busy hours before sunrise
as to receipts of shipments Of food and
the prices that these shipments had
brought.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

out. strs Parthenia tBr). Baltimore 70,
Glasgow via halifax; 18th. 80 AM. Steel
Ranger. do for Philadelphla.-Wind SW. 10
'"i5S'i EvERETT. HsIsr, Wash. Sept l7-saned. str
Charlton Hall. Portland.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Sept i7-Arr.ved. str
GALvEsTo'tN,y, ON Tex. Sep. Is-Arrived. s,rs
FL SOL New York; Mexoil. Tampico; Hegira,
Rotterdam: i q Foiger. Philadelphia; I, nr-
Hull; Carib. New Orleans:
Sailed 18th, str Bethnor. Hayre.
Sailed 18th, strs Saxon. Baltimore; Alirea
Orr, Havre and Antwerp; Borsiand (Nor
GuLTPoRr. Miss. Sept l6-sailod,, str
winsum Dutch. River Plate; sehr
Taylor CBr. Kingston. -. = 80.
tug Bess. Boston. towing barge Northern
No A. Norfolk for Augusta tpcked NJ barge
John Forsyth. do for Portland. ana pro-
Jacksonville. Fla. Sept l7-Arr,ved.
str E.ssex, Philadelphia.
Sailed nth. strs Lenape, New York;
Thames. Miami; schr JeFe . sha~' Fore-
LYNN. Mass. Sept ie-Arrived. barge Hor-
Mobile. Ala. Sept i7-Arrived. str Asian
(Dr), Colon. schr Rena Murphy, Porto Rico.
Sailed nth. strs Nesco. Bristol; Quittacas,
Francisco: schr Phillips NJ Brooks. Gibara.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept lI-Arrived,
strs Bowden (Nor). Truxillo; NordstJernen
vlme Westwego. Philadelphia.
Sailed from Port Eads 1Tth, etrs Aicana,
Avonmouth; Ashbee, Naples; Clionn tBr),
Marselles; Comayagua (Hond). Port Cortez; ;
L II Kemp. Tampico: Federal, London
Frisia tputch), Amsterdam:> Mibusras
Oranlan (Br). Liverpool; oriflamme sBr) !:
Bordeaux Relay Gable ship, Gulf Of
Mexico.
NORFOLK, Va. Sept ie-Arrived. strs
Clyde Maru tJap). Hamburg; Kumeric tBr),
New York for Colon; Anselma de Larrinasa
(Dr). Galveston for Rotterdam Danier tBr)
Falmouth: Hughli (B-D, New York.
Sailed 10th, strs Eirene (Br), Portland
Dacre Castle (Br). Emden: Avonmede ti'rl
santiago; Pencarrow (Br), -; lIth, Coast
wise, New England.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Sept 1o--Arrived.
schr Margaret Haskins. Bravo.
sailed 18th. str Sac Vicente tPoro. Ponta
PORTLAND. o. Sept 1e-Arrived. str West
opy9sS Arrived 18th. atrs Mongoiian Prince lBr).
Norfolk; 10th. ootmarsum Dutch, Giae-
Sailed 18th. strs willsaro. New York;
| 18th, Yone Maru Jap). United Kingdom.
| Sailed 10th. str Rubens (Br), United
AiaSh P8RT ARTHUR. Tex. Sept 17-Arrived.
| strs George III Jones. New York; Virginia.
f! Sailed 18th. strs Alabama Maru (Jap).
Philadelphia; Gulfoil: Tampico, or,o.s
Sailed 18th, strs Gulfking. New Orleans
| PORT TAMPA, Ella. Sept 17.sailed stra
! Corning. Baton Rouge; Thurland Castle
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept 17-Arrived
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF WORLD

u. s. 8. Tennessee: Commander Louis II.
Davis, destroyer force. Pacific fleet; Com
nance .-unry G.. Wallace. TO division %. de-
trCyrs force. Atlantic fleet; Lieutenant
Commander Robert X. Awtrey, to u. 5. >.
ssrowninshield: LIeutenant-Conmand li.sa
H ,;uthree. 70 Naval Hospital. Mare isiana !:
lieutenant Commander Abnor NJ. Stochei -
eoeivins station. Wilkesbarre: Lieut.. Alan
arnctt. TO Naval Academy; Lieut.. Charles
3raun. Jr., resignation accepted: Lieut.. Hen
y Ernest. to destroyer force. Atlantic fleet
Lieut.. Joel G. Evans. to naval training sta
fen. san Francisco; Lieut.. stephen Farrell.
to receiveing ship. San Francisco; Rear Aa-
Iairal Charles r. Hughes 20 command pattlo
division Z. Pacific fleet: Lieut.. Clarence =.
jackson, 10 ". 8. 6. Owl; Lieut.. Felix NJ
Kelly. 20 receveing ship Mare Island Lieut..
Daniel w. Nelson TO Charleston. W. Va.
navy ordnance plant: Lieut.. Bernhard scnu-
maker to u. s. s. Arkansas; Commander
Hrey G. Farwell. Medical Corps. 10 receis-
ing ship. San Francisco. Lieut.. Douglas -.
Nsrtin, Medical Corps; Lieut. Thomas u.
slrrte and Lieut. Henry G. Weber. resigna- :
tons accepted Commander Robert iiiilafo'
10 fleet construction. Atlantic fleet; Com
niander James T. McNair. TO navy yaro,
philadelphia; Lieutenant-Commander Cnaries
Wall, to Naval Hospital. Marc Island: Lieut..
G.. H.: Carpenter, honorably discnarsea :
Lieut.. T. G. Conquest. TO naval alr s'a-
tion. Pensacola.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

strs Campania QtaD, claymont. Dell J w
| Van Dyke. Port Arthur; J y O'Neili, Texas
Arrived I7th, str Steel Ranger, Baltimore.
Arrived lTth. str John Blumer (Nor). Cal
baT.sl.
0G;ilii Sailed Iiss. s,rs Nantucket Boston; Gulf
stream. Port Arthur: Wadaon lBs), Malta
bark Gratla New York.
Sailed i7th, airs Paulsboro Texas City;
IIaverford (Brl. Liverpool; Joseph NJ Cud-
uhy. Port Lobos, Vasconia (Br). London VIA
Arrived al Chester 18th. str Maria (ltaD
Trieste Via Philadelphia. .
Passed out Delaware Breakwater l6tn, y
qsxaca III for Bayonne, Nj; midnight. strs
Robert Maersk (Dan1. Phladeiphia tor p
Johns, NF: 18th. l:S0 AN, AgwinaVre, g
far Port Lobos.-Wind SE. II miles Scloudy
PROV PRovIDENcE. NJ. sept l5-Arrived. schi
Edward Smith. Apple River. :, ..,,..a
strs Manulani. Boston: chas IL Cramp, "a.
tlmore Walter 4 LuckenDach, phliadelphia
Sailed ll;h. str Manoa; .1T,o honoIulu; nnaor
sEATsrf,E. Wash, Sept i7-Sailed. ST.
Eastern Glen, Boston via Pacific coast ports
sailed i6th str suwa Maru (Jap)' foko'
i'ls;i,iiiid saiisd IAN strs Harry Luckenbach. New
York: 18th. Eastern Glen, Boston;
sailed 18th. str Silver state ioNonaina
Arrived nth, str Delagoa Maru Dap,
Yokohama. .,>
Arrived I4th, strs Horaisan Maru (Jap),
Shanghai: leth, Ixion (Br). Orient.
Arrived 10th, strs Edmore. Shanghai
Brush. Portland. Santa Rita. san francisco
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Sept lo-Arrived, sti
Great Northern, San Francisco for Newport
san JUAN. PR. Sept le-Arrived. str
gsyANSAH. Ga. Sept 17--Arrived. str
Glhara (Cuban). Havana.
Sailed nth, strs Western Hero. Antwerp
t.rslarny i C.lt,- OF Savannah, New York.
TAMPA. Fla. sept 17-Arrived. str Lewls
X Thurow. Baltimore.
sailed 10TH str # Williams, Baton
Rouve; motor snip Narwhal Isle Of Pines.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, sept lo-ln
port, tu, T J Hooper. from Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
AVENUE A TERRORS
ROPE ALLEGED THIEF
Big Bun, Tried to Gyp Me-
Explains Leader.

Sam Cohen. %. OF 155 Norfolk street.
was dragged into the Fifth street po-
lice station yesterday by twelve small
boys. His hands were tied with q rope
and ne showed the marks Of battle.
In fact, he had been Ku Kluxed by the
Avenue A Terrors." than which no
gang on the East Side is tougher.
This big bum.' explained Charlie
Poia. II. of 500 East Thirteenth street.
tried to gyp me-"
Charlie said Cohen gave him letter
to n druggist at Sixty-seventh street
and First avenue and told him to go
and get so In nickels and he would pay
him 81. Cohen took Charles gold sig
net ring for security. tho boy said.
When he found he had been robbed
Charlie got the gang together and lay
for Cohen.
And I guess he won't try to pull no
moro OF that stuff" Charlie told Mag
istrate Hating when Cohen was ar
raigned later In Essex Market Court.
Cohen was held IN $500 ball for Special
Sessions. charged with petit larceny.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
SAILED.

strs Fort Hamilton (Bl). Bermuda: MORO
Castle. Havana; Kroonland. Antwerp; Ell
lsleo. New Orleans; III Norte, Galveston;
san Lorenzo. San Juan; Hamilton. Norfolk
N.etiw Amsterdam (Dutch), Rotterdam;
Zuiia, Laguayra. &C. Bristol City (Br).
lBr. plymouth saH Hamssrg urso0, Ediih aAGa,n san
Juan. &c: Carrilo. Santiago. &C; Pastores.
Havana. &c: Daneholm (Dan), Progreso !;
Princess May (Br, Kingston. &C; Alamo,
Galveston; vallavia (Brl. London; Lodovica
.lBeig). Antwerp; Comanche. Charleston and
jacksonville.
strs Lake Arthur. Richmond: Kcnnemcr.
land Dutch. Amsterdam Veendyk (Dutch)
Messina: Nicholas Cuneo (Sor), Cienfuegos
and Manzanillo: La Touraine (Fr), Havre /:
Leopoldina (Fr). do La Eourdonnais (Fr).
d. and Vigo; Georyeanna Weems, Balti-
Vlrginian. Hamburg: Comal. New Orleans.
Strs Dorothy, Sanchez; Robin Goodfellow.
Baltimore; Bethelridge. Lobos; Saugus, Con-
stantinopie; Orla (Nor). Hamburg via sa-
vannah.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on Satur-
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and thirteen hundredths (30.13) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred
and slxty-five and tllrce-tenths (7e53) mil
limeters. Captains of all vessels now lying
in or near tho ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM. SW, 10 miles !;
cloudy: smooth sea.