, 1869-06-20
UNITY CHURCH.
Completion Of Rev. Robert Cpuyere
New House Of Woyship.
Description 0l the Edi6oe aud
the Few Organ.



edtnees which atozn our city. md which will he
not only Of tbs nobie nbeFallty of those
who Planned II and carried 1t steadily for#1rd 70
completion, but Of their strength and -nlor. This
b1lldtug Is Unity Church It the corner Of Deaf
bora and whitney streets, the pastor Of which ID
the Rer. Robert Colt5er-a n4lne honnred md re-
snccted On this a well IS In the Other side Of the
water.
Hs Congregation, feeling no little pride IN. and
love tos, their spiritual teacher, long aZo decided
to Ieave the wooden building, which, hosk& had
sheltered them Tor some ttua, was Insnkssa FOR
their nunbers and their meAnA- They purchased
y large and Convenient lb:, fronting cpo1 pleas
nut green ntld, which separates It from Clark
ststet- Just aefoss httueJ street wss the New
nov aghtened oy these most orthodox nei9hbore.
and they went forward wi:a their church, which
Was completed last week, leaving no.t!n9 to be
Eftie gas r!as ID froui ot lie etisaoe. s - 49,
The church Is 'nllt Of Athens stone from the
qua11.ea At Lenont, IL. and nnlahed In wnar is
decorated Gothic E:ylc Of architecture, h,y.ng
tower on either corner, rst1g 10 height o1 10
feet and Terminating with an octaRnu spire. Bc-
crpchets running up the gable, and Terminating IN
nchly carved tn.al, md ranked on the corners
With buttrrsscs AID carved rl1nac!ea Through
above It ts lasge window nlled IN with rich
stained glzss End tAcefy. This maln doorway
ltads INTO restibaie tHentJ teet f. width bJ
eious stairway leading to the main audience room.
A. one enter the main door md Roea forward
few y8r,ls, across tho Eestlhule, and the inter
nad. hmse1 III IN he snSday sssoo d eue
room, which, TO those who have been IN tuls part
Of The building before, has hau iatnilias, hall un-
Width hy serenity -oae IN lcngth, & but portion
Of the I'D lecture room on the ground door, where
services hayc been held s:ncc The cid church vas
-kuA A~k hat k.%T1r rkzlk kux knA =
constant listener to DT. CellJet's sermons, but
which has recently suffered change which. II
the 1rst gtance, MAKES II almost nneecognlzahle-
t7n EIDE and divided into t1o rooms, the
southern one Of which Is Intended for
one Of the church eocietes-tne Young Peoples
spacious iooms themselves, and to be happy there
a11eI their faenion- The other new room N for
the infant classes Of the Sunday School, and win
ut Ioom tge py css or sua doo, fees t4
wide Tho remainder Of the lecture room, Tins
*hosu Of It's fair proportions, will be used for the
.cnycmeniiJ fufniahei with benches of folding
s-a:s and great hardness
Fasting out Vi sh- northeastern door Of this
rom d saa sToaass n.l;.ay ona enters The
stlf; f;unmlstakeahJ hts, vita the sny1l4 which he
once used In EnGtish daTs Of old, and which
some travelled admlrer 1ecently returned to him,
on ono hide OF the room, and bookcase nlled
with Theological tttAttsts a. tough As the anvil,
and with lighter books II history travels and poetry
oa tas osess. Their Is 20 exercising WIN dc,ae.
has become the relaxation Of these, and nttcr
desperate bout with divinity the doctor eetzes bis
pause End look TO see wha. stone-hrealer Is at
work near them. A few pictures Of the learned
and the great arc Oh the Innntelptcce. The large
,ltsk IN the centre OF the room Is devoid Of III
tered papers and book. and shows the methodlcal
mind Of Its user. From little room opening
Of frun tatp. which Is ose1 - wash anil dress
ingroom. flight Of sters lead directly 10 the pul-
pit on the npoT above.
The southeastern ROOM which Is the property
Of the ladies', Is aleo connected With the lecture
f fabes Ewing and al fenInIne e M er eoasa!
tatou1 on all matters pertaining to the welfare Of
the church. II has = sar0r Of goesippt1g and
The building. It has easy-csalss and rocking
chair, and opening on from 1t Il that most curious
appurtenAnce Q! cycu modern church, kitchen,
Is xn ga enn eer ~ asn
wherr, II. tho winter days, the ladies' prepare
coffee, and With II l1anast to Hazm themselves
that tho Unitarian Church Of to-day Is far more
dleamed Of IN the older, ehlilicr days
~ te@us q "a ID
female, arc provided for, and 1n the times to cone
morality md housekeeping may ne taught under
In ali these rooms walnut and bursernut are
used prpfnsely, and an admirable effect Is secured
No Eralnln8 at all was done. There Is nothing
Reu,ty, nothing Is ove1done. There is perfect
Ibis noof II N1l he seen. CAL, when necessary, be
thrown lato one Large apartment Al The VIII
a. ea sS IT ss TRis E;S Ss; ~ wsp 1, aa
give yeJ cheerful appearance
Cnder this entire noor there Il spaciouB cellar,
,1e,[ neE 1satoss u a. s7 snarcn nui which a1s @
| greatly protects the ground door from d4mpn, u
| and Dirt Their are here Two Large furnaces, hJ
asia a aTc tT son1 Sost y wv W W.
| the eo.dest DAYS Of last winter.
i The main audience room which Is reached fron
| an upper rcstlbule through two large doors. u Il
a.clitec. nsy give an idea .! liz d.rneasions ant
from m elaborate description ont ma! tnsen.
something Of ita general npp@aDce; but 70 b.
it With his ow esef, and not with Hose of others
Beto:r him stretches out, Is he entes1 etthc
! deo:, the grant room with capacity
Is the largest aldlsncs-room Of sny iToseatao
church II this CITY anl is .izc, tatruonF Of 'te'a:
Az, general architectural eject a1e alike deserv
ing tf attention.
1lere. as IN the roous below. one Is struck Will
| the perfect harmony and concord ot everything
| Nov here Is there anything IN excess Neither OF
trafti;,s coior- s,rise 1ne eve The eight high an
l aa!ToH windows or either side arr nlIed Will
I .:a6s not stained with mttscs, cEea*ea a1ll enl
t,leEs Of other crteds. but Win w1rashs and fcs
| touux at The top and EeoMetTtfal figures below
| Over the windows Hre wool mnaidsngs resting On
,ar7ed cnr4,e.$ Between the wtndows are carve,
| tFs5es spstnK1ng from the side W2lll nun Hchlt
l carved corbeia The trusses ttse N three arches
l terminating IN ncaty carved ceroel to eAch
Ths spsndEtls 10 al re a:cnes ~ niled IL Fit'
Of r u!tttnEA !fcn stHc..o c1Tntce extenda a1Junt
the sltN OF the room. hgnfy orn.menieh, ant
terminating IN .irooI,nE arches @ 4 tie oottom
With stars nah dlvsdeI IN s1tr.four panels, cael
CT nh.ch conia4ns one OF Wilhelm / Seunan.
Patent ceiiihE tls hts of ruby R,4ss with rececto
| Apd mellow light
In tae noor, an, between zach Of the ~tndovA
arc set the yentlatnrs, through which the col
,lf Is supplied the heated 2lr escaping from pope
sperturcs near tae Et1dels. No doubt Il cntt.
tained bat That perfect ventilation La secured, a.
largest aadlcnce. Thc space between inc eenin
A1A the roof serves TO lteAk the heat Of the SUI
| anti will add greatly to summer comfort: nor doe
n the slightest degree de-aet from architecture
| In the resr Of the audience room Is the chance
| rece8s, twent5 -1ye feet IN width ~ fortJ-nye
aTs cemn aee1 D'. sp4 y
| r3chcd Gothic arch. All the mpuldnga nad ofnz
meats used on tbs arch. md elsewhere IN II
enaacel is sos1aei with s7oincl asch. co!ascd i
blne aud dotted with statA
Tie platform and pulpit arc rtchi! Cared an
Cao1!ted On the end wall. II the rear of the IA
:cr, IS ra!ntcd IN brilliant letters the apo1tolt
.hsei1lR, hieh is beforc tho cye1 ol al, tnd ts
he stead Of the declaration Of solao creed {
d Ems, witch ordinarily occupies tfat place 4
l the furuiture. which WIS expressly de8iGued Il
the church, Is made Of black walnut.
. THE OCEAN. ....
The Instrument is one of Hooks l1te4t, AZ
/ contains The newest coHnt!13nors and tuptoy
neots- 1ttiands in TIC middle of the gallery
. | the enst eod, with frontage Of - fctt, = dep
. | OF ~ feet, and height cf about 81 feet sud
| pendeat Of TEE ctnss ut the top Q! The 1KtlL
| contains 1t73 ptpes, With ta1ce t1aa,n!A
! through hcts OF pipes, besides eeys Of pipes +
1 p<dAlA The following - the registers
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