New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14

multiply the vacant space In COURTYARD eight times
have boon thus tedious for the purpose OF Showing
ace" project. and the Crystal Palace IA tdilure co
ploe and outire. tina, still you have made good invest
ment.
What the chances Of mis- project paying as an Indus
tri' Exhibition are viii now eudeayor 70 SHOW you.
There Will bu IN the building have described Farden
OF plants. This should 10 oade, az IT can be land the
garden with fountains and walks and statuary, and
every known plant and flower. Every enc who goes
or charge, at win In tins beautiful garden Is there
person in NewYork who would not visit such garden
brary These would occupy the Cop floor T6is leaves
tho four main floors OF the building for exhibition pu
It must DO borne IN mind that rhe Companys enter
prise differs from all Of its predecessors NOT in Its essen
tlona features OF great value They have been simply
Exhibitions. This Company will do all they DID, anu
WILL in additioO make is Exhibition building one vast
trnderDom bazaar hanufaeturers merchants ana
producers will not only be allowed to exhibit their wares
ng repacng them with other goods and thus securing
TIE with artists who exhibit their pictures In the
galleries. fast they sell one they VIII mana ahotu
en- and 81 bring lovers OF again and again 70 tne Ea
hbitiOn. There will DO, in the main building lS4OO
square feet Of space to be rented to those exhibitors VINO
space occupied by exhibitor simply nclosed by rail-
thus afiording ample opportunity Tor VISITORS VINO as1
ton closely as those who come to buy I Is cacna
ted that space OF 40 square feet WOuid give All tne az
commodaSa Which an orun nora be ahIs to rent ont
less than 3I2o such spaces for which It proposes 70
charge at the rate or vi per annum per square ioot ~
will also furnish everything requisite AT moderate IN
nual charges.
Toe following win be tho charges TO an exhibitor for
space OF 100 square feet for one year -
10 square feet at ST.. $40 Jsuitor 90
Gas tor 100 Entrance fee.'..'''' %
Heat......,........... 20 Total. ............."eAo
I
For this mod rate rent any manufacturer or merchant
may have which 10 make sales aud e1hDlt MS
goods located where visitors may reach IT, lAndlng AZ
the very doors, nom the following steam railroads !;
Hudson River and New-YOrk Central, Harlem, new-
York and New Haven, NewYOrk and Boston, Now fork
aud Westohestor Vanderbilts Rapid Transit. MADISON
ave. Thrdave.. and Second-aye. horse railroads. Win
water at East RIVER only l6OO rect dls
tant Is very fairly estimated that tho charges iOr
Ra water heat, police jantor aud the entrance lee
OF the Institution, but will also furnish q hand
some revenue TO the Company But then there u
the $40 year rent for the space. This would Dc prOh
and would amount annually 70 $644o Ii IL estimated
that the number OF visitors 20 the Exhibition Will aver
age 800 persons each day The charge OF admission
will be 90 cents each person. Thus the daily income
from this source will be 20 amounting In year OF SOO
days 10 tho large sum OF S5,O0 Then there
will be 9s stores below tine main hoor OF
the building each OF which will BIO Is feet
wde 80 feet Nigh and 125 feet deep The Company ex-
poets rent ihe5e stores at $1,000 each there
by adding 800 to the annual revenue. must
not DO ogottsn that in these estimates tho large SUN OF
g. 900 accruing from the charges for gas wafer c
mas all been SGT aside the running expenses OF
tho Company, though probably one-thrd OF IL WIN pe
profit But apart from this, tho fecaDtuaton OF inc
COnpanys estimated income makes splonuu sho" ma
Ii is as fOlOws: .,.,oo
Ren, Of H. 40 spaces
Rent Of %
Reseipt. daily visitors. SfN"p