New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26

coz. bottee; sardhes Ia boxes; Stewards sirup II
sallens; olives, dozen; cape,s d..zen; crauber
res, bb pga feet, 40 dozen; tusaees. GO pounds;
csbbsgts 90 dozen; caulho yers, 81 doztn; oniors,
2b,s leeks, "a buDches: parsley, sc bunchesi Ii'h
potatoes, 81 bbls sweet p)ts'o,s, 81 bba; celery,
Ga dozen bvrehes.
In Season w ater-melors, l2s; citron melons, s5
bbs; lettuce Sc dozen; mint 20 punches; L'ns beans,
&c busbes tomatoes e3bsskets; peaches l62 baskets;
ore ard half tuns Of coal in the kitchen The engine
and boiler for heating public and other rooms con-
sumes tx tuns of coal per week in Winter, and one
end baf in Summer. This engine and boiler hests
water for the baths, pumps water to the top OF the
house. and turns the spit in the kitchen. Itis OF ten
horsepower and costs about sl5 per day 70 run it.
The number of persons required to keep this hotel in
on.rston. as above described, s as follows: Four
sndlcrdq four c'erks two bcobkeepers, one steward,
ono baggage master who locks after all Baggage and
gees after guests departing and arriving; twenty-five
bell boys colored to the bells and sho people
rooms two servants at ladies' door, Que hea' engineer
with two assistants snd fremep, one carpenter, one
plum Der, ore painter, one uphols'erer
The Laundry is divided into two Department.
bundle WISHING and house washing, and employs &c
girls in EACH In the irotipg-room lG GIRL, are en-
pleyeS and in the house marging dep sItment eight
glrUb. LdCu Utpoiibrhs los TWO
The linen room where all the lnen is taken csrs of an
made employs fonr seamstresses and ore head womsn.
In TIE kitchen there 20 meat and vegetable cooks
pire of whom ara women. Pastry cooks, four men
french ard two women. Bakers, four, me1). Store
reom two men, one woman. The e take Oh srge aud
look after the marketing as comes in and is given
cut Wireroom, ore with an assistant Twenty
portes whore business it is to carry baggage IN and
30 tba yarinua ;,ht and Il
watchmen, who walk about the house and seq that
every thing is safe frcm g and thieves one gasnsn
who lights ard turns off the gas two men in the coat
ard Baggage room to give checks; 90 chsmb ermaids
ems boatekeeper twelve paint Gamers sna sweapers
twelye scrubbers; sc waters (coored in each duiog
room; one head and enc second wafer. Each mao
hiss s station and st meal time FIVE persons % wait
upcD. They are drilled eguarly every day. For each
dph re ON there are sz Dish washers eight private
table waiers to serve meas in rooms four walters for
muses. ind chdren's tables; two bsrkeepers; four
&c lar AID yard 7en 10 ssses and garbage aud
sweep wa ks; ere ice.cresm man, and others who
have charge of different depsrtm nts The rules for
the guidance of this small army Of employees
ceived in the right tpr. and couched in especial
lar eusge and not in irsclent End commanding terms
as not unrequtnty be regulations in la ge es.sb
lisbments. Unless for theft or gross 0morslity no
man is liable to be discharged the frs tine he breaks
arue The first degree Of puui'hment is repinand
second, fine of one dollar; third, dismissed from
service. For ntoxca,ion while on duty flee of three
dollars lie impossa, and discharge for the second
offer &c.
TIE above is but brief sketch of the tanner in
which this and other great hotes Of our city are
ducted. The internal arrangements of these es.sb
lisbmens perfectly systematic, and 90 On with IN
Interrupted regularity.