New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

around. above, and behind which the new churci was
progressing the chapel being. in fact, portion or the
nave of the new edidce This chapel has now been
partially demolished It's unsighty roof stll remains
while It's stone columns support the cerestOry OF the now
edoe. The walls of the latter are now nearly hnisneu
and the massive framework Of the roof all ready 10 pe
put In place Is stacked IN the vacant lot the opposite
side of Fiftythrdt Some IS masons aud iaOorers arc
at present at work on this church the stoneeut'ng Is
principally done in Newark. Mr H. NJ up)ohh is the
The Episcopal Church which. after St. Thomass. claims
attention piece OF architecture. Is tnat now
going up the northwest corner OF F1fthave ana one
hundred andtweny htrst Tor me parish OF .ae alUs
Trinity of Harlem This building Is of the Romanesque
style Of architecture With the lecture room y covers IN
area Of by lO feet The material OF when punt
combination Of white and red (Phiadephtg DITCH:
Ohio. brown and blue stone are also introduced IN she
he said 10 be used as trimmings for the red which they
inclOse did they not constitute the major portion OF t
surface This front will be more durable thap maue oL
the soft brown and yellow stones 30 commonly used or
all buildings. In the opinion OF stohecutters oidS
stone fronts. Frost and water have already maae
sad work of many piece OF stone In Dnlldngs wc az
elaborate Ohio stone traeery principal feature Of
front. 1t should be mentioned that DOM inc
former there are four and on the latter stone rrret
On the southwest corner OF the church VIII 10
feet The interior dimensions are as foows Length OF
nave including chanee 100 feet length OF aises % Iee
peak of roof so feet The lectureroom 20 feet long by
IS feet wide. The church. which has only gallery AZ
the east end will seat 100, and the ecture-roOu oV
The latter will with the auditorium of the ehurs
by folding doors and windows which can easy , Oe
botS church and lectureroom will be opentimbered.
The cleresOry which is substantially o e "a
than IS small windows which are to be nIea Win
glass; Candles will not be required In the dayte Vhe
Sery commendabe thing about this church Is the
economy with which has been built Inc WHO'S C0s' VI
viii be finished before New-Year's Day. The Rev: Dr.
McVcar tho rector OF the parish anu mr. John "eon
The Church OF the Heavenly Rest is situated on the
side Of Fifthave. between Forty NTH ana fOIty
sxh.sts, Services already conducted IN IT, DmflnB
the Summer the walls have been decorated IN the ROM
pean style richly cOlored gas coronas nave oeen ihr
duced and the caps OF the variegated columns nave
been elaborated by the sone.cqtters IL Is eohIemh
plated 10 prolong the nave to the FtaVe tne CA 1
to throw ransept Of IS feet square, so as to give an
entrance from Forty The ednee VIII nna aer the
canopy are to be filed with central figure OF the Good
shepherd and NTH -four on er .S The prs
the interior are OF Irish marble and black and red Abe
bases are of Ohio sandstone The length of the church
when completed, viii be l49 feet and the breadth IN
Is Ss The Il hs to S6 Ss s. width projecting
S STIn Sysr aS Abe granite
sp Rs %ndo% Of 20 in by 81
feet In hight VIII be marked feature The ROOF VIII DC
viii be in the neghborhood of 100000 The Rev. r. g.
= EGSe conrad Mr. E. IT Potter is the architect
old wooden country Church OF 81 James mas gwen
place to O new and beautiful EnglishGothlc edlnce
Inc front Of the new st. Jamess is of blue stone with
trimmings Of Nyaek and Cleveland stone In alternate
aud great durability. The new building is situated on
the north side Of snSIS sre go
feet front by lo2 feet in depth and 6s feet IN night
light sprette on the corner VIII bs
with chestnut pews, seating about eOo and Will nave an
T TSU S'9 o of and Window
there beng no windows inthe sidS walls Inc en9rc1
Children. The cost Of the buding when completed win
be about $4,000 Messrs. Renwlck SANDS are tne aren't
tects, Mr. Frank Lyons the mason and Messrs Duke
More the carpenters.
The Church ST. Chrysostom on the northeast corner
OF Seyenth-ave and Thirty -nnthst Is mission church
Of Trinity Parish II Is now nearly completea Inc
church school buildings cover plot 100 feet square
and RyEer tie builders. The fronts Of brownstone
and the style Of architecture decorated Gothic Inc
There are four day schools all free, carried on BY
Trinity Parish, viz; St. Pauls, Trinity Trinity Chapel;
St. Chrysostoms These schools all well attended,
and must be productive OF great behent 20 those iof
school buildings Will be between $4,000 and 10000 OK
elusive Of furniture The religious work which bas ed
TO the building of church aud school commenced
in small hall Thirty seoondst IN the Fall OF 1851
year after was found necessary to to the large
The Rev s Is the present pastor OF v the 0horca
south side Of midway between Eighth aud
Ninthaves, was begun August 1858 Inc side walls
BEEN 70 the or Is at
present suspended but Is expected Will be resumed
shortly The front Is Of s0ge Tn o 1s sn odS
aisle Another aIsie may be added on the at
to this The length feet breadth 90 feet hight Of
the spre about 100 feet The width OF the nave Is 81 eet
OF the nave is 70 feet the chance having depth Of 80
feet The estimated cost Of the edihee is $4,000 MT
precision that this is to be Rtualisto Church Is IN
founded.
On the north side of Fifty thirds about 100 feet east
of seventhsve may be going up again the Identical
front SO familiar to NewYOrkers, which formerly be-
onged TO Dr. Cheevers Church. the southwest corner
of Broadway and Ffteenth.st The Fifythirdst. Bap-
st Church. judging correctly that the style OF architec
ture better adapted for cross street than public
square, has secured for itself substantial and imposing
exterior at comparatively small expense The size OF
this new church feet in front by 100
feet deep Theower story, which is level with the
street. will be used for the and as lecture
room. The main story will form room s. feet wide 80
1ses anu ,e 70 SSns e.nye Of land viii be about
$4,000 The church now numbers 600 members. The
senoe in Europe the pulpit has been filled by the Rev.
William u. Wright. The congregation at present occn
sonage adjoining the church the neat brown
'front.' three stories HIGH rs feet front by % feet In
The Plymouth Baptist Church, on the north side of
Flfy-hrstst between Ninth and Tenthayes VIII be nm
isheby the LIST OF October Ii Is small building OF
front by feet deep, with front OF Philadelphia brick
with Thinning The night 81 the front
stained glass The Pews will accommodate 62o persons
The cost OF the building, including and VIII De about
$4,000 Mr. Robert Pugsey is the architect and builder
The Plymouth congregation has been organized only II
months aud already outgrown its present accommo
datons The Rev. Dr. Isaac Westcott, d. D., Is the pas
tor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The only Presbyterian house OF worship now In process
of building In the city far have been able to
learn small chapel the north side Of seveDtythird
st. about 100 feet east Of Madsonave 1t adoins on the
west the Presbyterian Old Ladies' Home, now
rapidly approaching completion. West Of the chapel on
the corner Madisonaye the land reserved for
Presbyterian church The chapel. nearly finished,