New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
q, each gate the attendance for each month"; A'''
Sunday attendance.

Sunday attendance
srvsrR or VISITORS ,eca
F;ss Fcssss S:::'ss&:. E:$:s. @ $ q .,
VEHICLES 2 y suy one month Wa in A9sa'' % ssii
aree 10 Ese.n, sss .ny one 10 n%s :; ms
Is s' Nc vsoc spT9s 'Sy Sc CSf Of VISITORS 1863 ''
Allowing Two ei''" 0 srSplI AIrESpAsoh ....l7S72n
HIs:.:::: Is:::sss55lss$S g :s:::::::::
valuations in each Of the three iva wards ID,
snTpenndng the Park for "a years "a as these wards arc
creased amount tn Of taHSS tsGcs se'''u l." 'D''V
&.G SSTD Il sss aSs i'@S5 .S, sc, isss
Iaif 5If ISs@@s ss1a 4s@5 SSiisSs l5lo, % .l@,1.s
Total .25SS s5465G6 s6qoO slIs2e2 25S o sOstS 1s 20
showing total inc increased valuation IN 'n''' UNIV
The rate Of tax for the year 1869 2 Welding on 'e
increased valuation above stated an Increased TAX VI
he total expenditure for construction from May 1887 70, "A
: COS. aS Of Se SY .ad Oh, Prl to the c 'oss 10
Total cost Of Park city this time sic fS5 S5 4
Total increased isI in three waEi.;, La ''''''''''
and improvement OF the rarE up to tins ss@ ae7
peusi ,y IL per- pee cent Seo ON 4ao Of the
E1cSs. Of Increased sT thro ward, cost - o,
Of land and Seyond these pccanary benefits to
property in its immediate nelghboIhoou arc M .nG p a.
aud sanitary and educational advantages OF the fak "
'T Tie Colossal statue of Columbus presented by the
Hon Marshall o. Roberts. the bust Of Humboldt the as
"a
ground the number " criminals arrested at the faih
the works outside the Parksuch as the drlVe from
fy.ninh 10 one Hundred and Fifty ffh-st and sundry
public squares in the neighborhood Of the PARK the i
proyements in the adjoining part Of Westehester county
These subjects occupy the remainder OF tls very Voi
esting report. AN, -, a
The appendix contains large and beautifully coored
chart showing the whole plat OF the Park and the Ioc-
tOn of all imprOy and points OF interest III also
contains thOgraphc representations or the results OF
the meteorological observations with EXTENDED anu
valuable tables showing the weather changes Tor the
year There is also detailed statement OF all gts ana
beQuests Of every description for the benefit OF the PARK
catalogue Of objects in the Museum and volulnnOus
SpOndence relation 10 various matters OF III
portance in connection with the Park.
The following figures Will be OF interest 10 those not
familiar with the extent C the Park; they are taken rO
Typographical description of the Park prepared In o
Length Pynnh One hundred and tntbss, ld
feet 4O inches Park Rh to Eghhsy 2ils
$40 inches Superficial 8ss $4,000 scA superhca area
ground known Manhattan Square, 10 ASlO scIA Io ara
862 70-lOOO
The srea Of the m Lakes ami Ponds vary from twenty
total Of all the yatrs the Park being +J 10 sa
THB PARK
FrhAye Fnynnh ST., Scholars Gate; Plfla-tve snd
nnht The Artists Gate; Seyenhaye and Ftynnht he
Arans Eghthsve and Fifty nnhst, The Merchants Ga1e
ghhkve and SevenyseooDs The Womens Gatet ghhye ana
Seyenty-nBht, The Hunters Gaie bght-ave and
saint Hghh.ave and Onehundreibs The Boys Gate PifhAye
seonlst Chrens Gate Fifth ave and Seventy
nnhs The Miners Finhsye. and Hneuet-st The bn
eneers Gate RhGve and Nnetysxthst The Noodmn Gate
and Gate; siIthsve and One
The Farme Gate Seventhay and One hnnd
red enihs The WAos Gate Bghsye and OnehurdsdaDa
tentl-E- The Strangers Gate