New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

nent be tried answer To request irou those OF
Lie desiring less ambition IN tue organ Iot
Ihe choir is as follows soprano. Miss Harding cOntralto,
Miss Meter tenor, Mr. Harvey; bass, r. c. Bourne; or
A. ST. Marks Church, at stuyvesant-st. and Second,
ave. during the coming year, the music viii Dc rendered
by double quartet, under the direction oi tue ogdnsl,
Mir Beamos. Dr. Hills whose name appears ds lenor IN
first quartet. viii JOIN in few Weehs the eISlr AT
the butch Reformed Church M FitE-aNe. aud Forty
cghtb-st. The membership OK the chor Is as lolO%s;
FIRST quartet-soprano, Madaiae Dowland; eonirano.
Miss Jennie DicAcrsoh tenor III. Ar'aur 4. mis-
bass, QUO d. Lehman. second qnartet-sopidiIo Miss
Rachel samuels contralto Hiss ucrue Enahnei Tenor
Col Ward; bass, Horace HoHlali ore'tSt, William L.
Beames. e,., ,
the AtOnement, at Madlsonaye and Twenty
Miss iosburgh comes irom MI Br.stoHs eholt "A Aon
Church, ana lie contrLto and tenor nom te nien o.
the incarnation ihe eholr Is m!de up aS iuiows' ~
pranO, Miss Ida kosbuehi SohtFu1o, Ms. huss.h
tenor, Frank Guild; bass, H. Nelson lor supsul"tji
Tue choir oil Calvary Church at fourthaVe. ana
Twenty -nrsts Is 80 seldom IN want Oh ih.npCI tat
when the position of soprano became Naeant tis HPlIhE
there was eager company desroGs oi hIhS ~ MISS
wood from lac CLhreh oi lle A'oheeiS " as cue oi t
mate candidate Win lhis exception, 'uc h'S'uc.S 70
.in the same for many years past, a. lohoWs' DO
pran0 Miss saIan Wood; contiaiio MIS- Fay ne; ien9r
Mr Thatcher; bass, Mr. Bostw!eK; ofsdhist Joseph Ho
seminal A.. . ~. 90.
Thona5s Church, ut lIiiy-thlI'ot ai fhIhaNc' bliss
L.hmanu ana Mr.. Wllhie retiring Tue latter WIN plOD
ably 10 Chicago Mr.. Nichols. bis SUCCESSOR was iof
Few months IN the ciOr AT the Churc OF the HOY
Trinity. George Nm. Maren retains the leadership anu
Will have the usual GOaDo chorus III connection IN the
quartet, Inc ln,ho eshl' Oh Wh,In - 10 ioo"s
soprano, Mrs. Guager; coEtrato, Miss "yhant Tenor
Ihls. Nichols; bass, IhOs H. "icAes; oiSdA!si' neo
Mn. Md,ron
OWING 10 a reduction in the salaries Of the members OF
the CHOIR of 81. BarthOOmew's Chuich, AT MadsonINc
and fast fory lourtnst IL Thought at one time t;At
there would ue change IN the lTlhcilaI quartet; ~
ILLS is moi the ease, as All the SOLO SINGERS ISnii'
quartet comprises soprano, Mrs. logene brown COZ.
tlulto Mo- Anna Buckley Hills tenor, H. A DiscVh
bass Franz ReInuertZ MIR Carl Waters, zen DOHsv
former assistant at tine organ goes 10 the Ctch Vi 'o
Incarnation, AT Madisonayo aAd Iirty hit"1s''
Ine choir of ST. Stcpnens Church. ~ ives, foit 7i
st ia com OOscd follows: soprano, Miss neUtsi li"V"
man: contralto Miss julia LonSi TENOR H. l. osahaini
bass e. Thompson orSanst, u. l. JdIulhe. II, ,..,
TAe membership oi The choir oil 81 Clements church
In Nest Tuirl-st, viii he rs follows; soprano, MISS
Annie GRAHAM; cOntrlltO, Miss susie Ensiahd; tenor
Bcni C. Nash; bass, &. Z. Williams; oIgahlst, u D.
I.itanl. ,,o... uis,t, ara
thc nunrct gives place 10 chorus choir largely com
posed of members OF tho cons teea'Oh, uuuci the
dir,clion of Jaaies MaclauIy, Organlst. -
Al St Georges Church, at Rutheriordilace ana Last
sxt.cnth-st Dr. y. Austen Feaice VIII succeed W. r.
Williams ~ organist UGder the latters direction, the
music was rendered by chncel choir, from when the
organization the Young Apollo Cub was maue
u It ia understood 10 be Mr. Miiliamss Intention 10
travel win the club. Dr. Pearoe Will change the charac
ter OF by forming mixed volunteer CHORUS VI