New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30

by boldly projecting roof. This " INTENDED LOT
fesc0 entertainment, when The weather rs not enuf1y
suitable for the service Of refreshments on tne sAo
that are proposed 10 be spread about on the lawns ans
under the trees Mt all convenient situatohs in I'M
vicinity Of the BUILDING.
Iuncbroom for the numerous class OF visitors whs
viii require substantial refreshments at a moments no
tte This 10 proposed TO contain counter, rs indI-
Gated, behind which space is provided for the waters
and caryers, that has ready communication with the
kitchen. H
a smoking-room, entirely detached from the other
visitors rooms, and having distinctly SEPARATE en-,
trance on the side Of the building farthest removed
from tie entrances TO refreshment rooms.
Dressing and bathing rooms for each sex.
small room, in prominent situation, for the saio
Of newspapers and magazines
similar room for the sale Of soda-waier and Sum
mer drinks only.
In retired spot in the southeastern part Of the
Park, at the head Of glen formed by two large
masses Of rock and looking over the lower lake, 1t
is rroposed to erect small house or chalet, Of q
rural or rustic character and which may be called the
dairy. 80
In front of it would he bill of about five acres,
which il nearly surrounded by water, and which
conveniently be fenced of as pasture Here 1t is pro-
posed that several Attorney cows shall be Kept for the
purpose Of supplying at certain hours IN the morning
and evening, milk fresh from the cow, az 10 done near
the entrance of st. James, Park. -
At the dairy house light Refreshments, especially
such as are eonposed mainly Of milk and cream would
be provided and this establishment woald be intended
especially 10 afford quiet pla'e 10 WHICH iaofoo anu
ipvalids might at any time resort with satisfaction.
In the southwest quarter of the Park, small build
ing will he required in connection with the crIck4
ground where more substantial refreshments may %
provided.
Boats are to be provided of prescribed model and
material four of them to be put upon the lake imme-
datey.
Three oarsmen to be provided TO every four boats
each to be in al respects good bOatlnan, good
swimmer and Of sober habits The boats to be kept
clean and in good order, of them to ply from
point TO point on the lake. taking passengers in the
manner Of omnibuses and others to be on call like
hackney coaches, with established rates of fare.
The vehicles to be used in the Park, and cont acts
for which have already been advertised for, viii be OF
the following descriptions:
"The floor TO stand not more than twelve inches
above the road the interior adapted TO contain not les
than than four persons and to be provided
with cover which may be opened or closed ia from, at
the option Of those within, and with outside seat for
the driver To be neat strong, and convenient each
to be drawn by one horse.
The horses be sound without vice; drivers TO be
men of good moral character and required to be sober
and courteous to all persons when the Park TO be
dismissed when reported for fault want of skill and
attention their duties by the Superintendent Of the
Park the vehicles and harnesses 20 be kept neat and
in good repair the drivers to be neatly dressed and
wear badge and NUMBER the horses 10 appear well
groomed whenever on the Park"