New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17

dangerous condition. The parish is only go
acres in extent and all the land except the
glebe is owned by a NOnc0nformlst while the
population numbers only twenty one
The Lutheran ObSeror strongly urges the
expediency of changing Thanksgiving Day
from. November to the early part OF October;
IL rs Them II SAYS, that the haryests and
fruits of the earth are all-Or nearly all
matured and gathered-in September and early
October, and in large part of the country as
early as August. AS soon rs practicable
after the harvest is gathered is the appro-
pirate time for Offering TO Col the gratitude
OF tho heart, and n public and National thanks
giving for the blessings and OOunties of the
year"
General" Booth, of the English Salvation
Army, does. not seem to pay mach attention TO
the kindly critics who have taken exception
to his posters. They seem to grow wilder.
Here is the conclusion of the latest bill
Monday at 23O Bsrra ks; Yankee Lass viii slug and
talk fo Jesus, with other officers 6:3O Soldiers meet
PARADE N FULL UvrroRM:
Red Handkerchief White Aprons aud Jackets.
GREAT DoINGs ALL the WEEK TERMS or PEACE GIVEN
TO ALL REBELS
OF our King. BY Male and Female Warriors.
The Army Doctor Will attend 90 the wounded.
BY order of King Jesus ana Major Cadmeu.
A bitter war against Church rates is going
on in some parts Of England. At Coventry
there is "A regular conflict going on between
power TO the Wears of s.. MiChaels and Holy
Trinity to levy Church rates for their own
maintenance. These acts are regarded by the
people as illegal and unchristiAn, and they re-
fuse to pay them. The Wears naturally regard
them as very proper acts and have proceeded
for redress to the secular courts.
The Rev. DR.. Rhodes of ST. Louis has re-
Gently preached sermon on the prevalence
Of suicides, in which he says that rs the cause
is inldcity and pessmism, so the remedy ID
faith in this life and the life beyond. All OF
which is very true; but the problem still seems
to be- How shall that faith he produced
when it does not cXiS: This is the great
problem that is now giving the :hcologans
SO much trouble
The Rev. George c. Capron, of Boston, was re-
Gently elected by the Congregations Council
for erroneous views about probation after
death Last Sunday he preached sermon in
the Congregational church at Wayand Mass,
il which he strongly asserted his belief In a
probation after death, and supported his posi-
ton by arguments from the Bible and Church
history.
Evangelistic meetings are being held in the
Forty fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Brooklyn, OF which the Rev. Nathan
Ilubbel is pastor. The sermons on Biblcal
topics are illustrated 10y large paintings of
Oriental localities. Much interest has been
elected.
Old Grace ChuTch, 40 IT Is famlIlally Calleu,
Of Philadelphia, has been extensively I'M
proved during the last summer, and is now
thrown open again for worship.
a convention of the temperance people viii
be held in Syracuse October !, for the purpose
of organizug a Constitutional Amendment
Association - for this State.
The Evangelist Barnes has concluded four
weeks revival in Indianapolis Ind, in which
he says there were 9S3 applicants for Divine
help.
The camp meeting season at Round Lake, \.
Y, has closed. The attendance throughout was
large.