New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

Pev Father wiley Numbers about 200 The corner ,,
Stone of the church laid in last August ana IL VII
H. erection was made necessary by the immense mum
her of poor people In that part Of the city VINO u,se
oTabc churches II is now feared that the new church
viii not accommodate all who Will flock toN
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
This edifce AT the corner Of Park-hve. and Thirty
niutht Is nearly completed and will be opened on the
lt Of septembcr II was commenced nearly year ago
II will he occupied by Dr. Audersons old congregation OF
Broomest. who worship in temporary chapel near
the new church II is built in the carly English Gotmc
STYLE OF Belevillc stone with trimmings Of New brgna
wick II As lO feet In length and 81 feet IN width Tue
snre which is crowned bv cross, has hight OF lst
feet the front turrc of ITO feet ana the rta
rs feet In the of the pulpit is baptisry oet
poual in form eight feet in width and built OF me wte
marble. The height Of the nave ana chance Is ~ les5
that of the aises from the floor 90 the nave arcade ~
feet The furniture will harmonic with the tacGIy ul
the walls and ceilings both IN Color ana ucssu' heni'
Dudley is the architect.
SYNAGOGUE or AHAwATH CHEsETH.
Tho Jovjsb congregation of Ahawath Cheseth, who
now Worship at the corner Of Fourthst and Avenue c.
are erecting spacious synagogue in LeXingon-aVe' al
the corner Of Ffty-nfthst at cost Of $4,000 They
will occupy il early in the Autumn. The building IS IN
modern Moorish style, with great simplicity and purity
Paterson and Ohio stone At the front on Lexington
ave. viii be two towers 100 feet IN hight sutlnoune ~
dOmcs CupOlas Of galvanized irOn above winch VIII
he the spires or pinnaces, crowned by silver stars
There are five entrances ON LeXingonaye ana Two on
Fity-fifth-st The interior VIII be hnlshed III the
brilliant Moorish style, the walls, columns, arches, anu
ceiling ouamented with re,c0 gold and carved woods
The tabernacle viii be constructed OF rich materials III
brilliant tins, to produce effect OF great splenaof
Besides the aisle windows the nave VIII ne Hghled ny
rows Of circular windows above the aisle roofs In the
facade, lighting the OrCan-lOn Is large rose WINDOW
The cOriCcS capitals &c, all OF the Hgn yellow or
Ohio stone. The Will hold about 400 persons In
the basement are numerous school and lecture rooms,
The architect is Mr.. Henry Frnbach the Rabbi Is Tue
Rev Or HueUsch; the President, MI Ignaz Stein. The
cornerstone was laid December -, 1870.
NORTHWEST REFORMED CHURCH.
This church. for the congregation Of the Rev Dr.
Canoe who preaching in the Madisonsquare Pres
bvtcrian Church. during the absence of DR.. Adams in
Europe also almost completed The spre was finished on
the l5hut 1t is ornamented 10y pnuaces eight number
The porco at the western entrance j. timely De
signed The general plan Of the church Il similar 10 ab
OF the First Baptist Church, and the material IL O1o
stone. -.
Besides these the following also in course of cree
ton. or have recently been finished
Tilman Memorial Church Of the Beloved Disciple,
Elghty-uinthst. and Mddison-aye.
Church Of the Covenant, Secondaye. ana FOrysecond
50.
ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church, Filiythrdst.
and E,ghth-avC.
Fourth German Reformed Church, Fortiethst. between
Seventh and ghth-ayes,
The Rev. Dr. II. 4. Braun's Church kingspIdge Road
and one hundred ana e ght y-seVcuth o..
Ncw-YOrk City sunday S hool Missionary Society :
Church, Seventy+siXthst., near secoudaNc
The Rev. p BOnaNcutura's Church, SeNCnth|Nc., De
tween Thrticth and Thirty -fTst-sts.
81. Bartholomew. Church, corner Madisonave. ana
Flrty-tOurtb-ct.
S. James, NJ. L. Church, corner Madison-ave and
One hundred and twenty -siXth-st
Church OF s. john the Evangelist Fiftetlst, between
Madison and Fourth-ave.