Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-30

The mechanical stops are in Pedal Couplers
Pedal Organ to Great Organ.
Pedal Organ to Choir Organ
Petal gan to Swell Organ
Manual tunplcrs B.
Choir Organ 10 Swell Organ.
Great Org u To Swell Organ.
Pedal Chcrk.
Bellows Siguul.
Total OF musical stops.... ....,..,..........3 s
Total Of mechanical stops. ..................7
As
Total OF musical pipes. ...................2,0j 6
This fine instrument contaiusin It's construc-
tion. thirty Thousand pieces of wood and metal.
:. The orstn unfortunately was not finished in
time T., b. used to-day. Work on II will be COM
plettd about three weeks, and 1t will be tuned
aud really FIR use In about four weeks.
WORK on THE BUILDING.
The i l,~liig are the persons who had the SUI
perinte'Hici',t At the work. Robert Scott cutting
and dressing all the stone used in the building
AMI Living thu Stone VI the church.
Wa.hihst,; Cux-Layng the stone Of The
chl,el.
Estr,ug, ,i,ud-All the carpenter work.
Robert llatdeck-P lasterisg.
Slate Roufug-Wm Graham, Philadelphia.
Frcsr.iug -Rehrueider Brothers.
Lettering - Schulz.
Ddnrs and Sash--Jackson & Sharp.
stairs and Seats-James w. Ware.
Glass-Mr Morgan New York
Furnishing Gas Fixtures Cornelius & Baker,
Philadelphia.
| Gas Fitting -Gawthrop & Brother.
| Heaters and Furnaces-H. v. Pickles & Bro.
Metallic Ro fling and Spouting Pickles & Cot
| ter, i,,,d H. +. Pickles e. Bro.
| Iron Fence Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.
| Upholstery and Furnishing Pulpit Furniture
| S. " t. Mccsury.
Carpets. II. & e. B. One, Philadelphia.
:. Upholstery, pews and Laying Carpet-Gco. c.
| Mucan.
Saving Machine Work-Mrs. A. r. Peterson.
llardwarr-l. A. Robinson & Co., G. A. Rod
ney, and Capclle " Bro.
ias bradford was the contractor for all paint
ing and gr.inny, vanishing of hard wood, san
dry ontsir work, etc. Wesley Hickman, fore
| mau. su,erit trtred this work and Thomas Card
well did II t,t rrainlng
rnR DEDICATION.
he church WAS drnsely packed. this morning.
long before the services commenced many Of
Those present being from other cities. Tho Press
From abroad was represented by Samuel b. Col
lits, oI the Inquirer, Philadelphia; Il. b. Nicely
Of tile Wefhmiisf Home J0urHdL Philadelphia and
Mr. Anderson Of tho Methodist, New York.
b"iore the regular services commenced, the
clhnlr OF The church sang, as d voluntary the an
them =" Praise the Lord, ye Servants"
rev W. J. Stevenson, pnstrr of the church,
then re thr preliminary portion of the Dedca-
tim service.
Rev. l,r lanaliill. of Baltimore then gave ont
} tue foll"wi iymn, which was sung by the choir
and congregation:
Before Jchovah's awful throne,
Ye nations bow with sacred joy;
Know that the Lord is God alone,
, He can create, and he destroy.
4 His sovereign power, without our aid,
Made us Of clay, and form'd lis men;
And when like wand'ring sheep we stray'd,
: lie brought us to his fold again.
Wen crowd thy gates with thankful songs.
4 High as the heavens our voices raise;
/ And earth, with her ten thousand tongues
5 Shall fill thy courts with sounding praise.
4 Wide as the world is thy command;
6 Vast as eternity thy love;
9 Firm as rock thy truth shall stand
When rolling years shall cease to move.
Q Rev. A. a. Atwood, OF Philadelphia, then made
o an appropriate opening prayer.