New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05

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This as will De seen. gives the organ seyenty-four
speaking stops ana there are only two organs in the
country which surpass slzehe Boston organ, which
has eightyfOur stops and that in tho Music Hall in
Cincinnati which will nave eighty stops. OK course 1t is
far larger organ than any in this city IL will have all
the latest and best appliances. such pneumatic and
electric actions compression engine for the bellows
etc. and Mr. Roosevelt Is eXerting himself to make it the
most complete piece o organ construction Ia the country
He isputtng in H. indeed number of new and most
valuable contrvances and the organ WHEN finished Will
be model in every respect IL il hoped That it will be
ready for before Christmas. The pipes Will show In
the church. being clustered around the angle formed by
the chance aud ,ranspt walls and will be decorated
by Mr. Ienwc The position OF the choir
a to be- changed gallery the south end OF the
church where it has been for many years situated,
and 1t Will be placed stalls situated on either
side Of The chancel The keyboard OF the now
organ viii he placed Just in front OF these
stalls, near the chancel rails The choir "a % number
twentyfour voices comprising a seo quartet, formed
OF Miss Ida W. HubDail. Miss Anna Drasdll, Mr. George
Simpson and Mr. Adolf sOhst and chorus Of about
twenty voices which under the charge OF the organst
and chormastor, Mr.. samuel Z. Warren Any persons
desiring join the choir and to profit by tho training OF
80 horoug musician Mr.. Warren IA. should apply
him at the church, there stll few In
the choir.
NEW CHAPEL.
The last addition 10 the church Will DO the most i'm
porant. This IS chapel robngrOom and two school.
rooms. which 20 be built In the space left unoc
cupled between the Church and bakery. Messrs.
Renwick q Sands have just completed the plans
for buildings which about to he erected ground
for them having already been broken The chapel,
which will be nearest to the street. and will present
1t an octagonal end VIII be connected with the Church
by clustered walk and will be In size about ATTY
by twenty five feet Its architecture will harmonic with
that Of church. and the design for the Interior who
rich and handsome, Is not elaborate The chapel will
have an altar and chance but organ. least for the
present The floor 10 be OF stone except that OF the
cnance which be OF tile The robng Ia to he
situated directly back Of the chance OF the chapel and
the Two schOolrOOms back ~ this again Work Is
advancing rapidly and the schOOrOoms will be under
roof before the LIT Of November The chapel will not be
fully completed before about the 1st ~ May next
These important alterations In aud additions TO the
church buildings, prove eoncusyey that Grace Church
IL going to follow the prevailing fashion, and
town.. but viii continue the parOchal work which 10
has been doing for years, In ts present posi-
ton. And Trinity and Grace viii continue to stand for
years come they have for years past like sentnos
the greatest and busiest OF all the ctys thorough