The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-28

10 quarts OF milk, 4,O1G qrarts OF cream. 1854
pounds OF butter, 1D barrels OF lonr, $2JGu worm
5si worth OF vegetables. 6,ieB pounds OF hams,
9,O32 pounds of bacon, 7osi quarts o. berries,
TWO MILLIONS or roornPrcks,
and fs1 600 matches
Mo-, why he nigh prices at the fashionable
hotels the short ribs OF abulock cost - cents a
pound IN this city, hut when they arc laid before the
guests in the hctcs IN Saratoga they then aye cost
is cents round additional. THIS same fact is troe
Of all other elibles
The trout arc received every dav except Sunday.
On the sabbath day It i supposcd that they go In
SUNDAY schools Tie laws of tie State pro.
litit the shooting Of game before the Fourth OF
July. On That deafening day when firearms are al
most spontaneously discharged about ~ well paid
huntemcn seek woodcock on tis lower lands be-
tween the Green and Adirondack Mountains. They
10 not encroach upon each Others hunting grounds
THE RIVAL cooKs-GALrASGHI
The chief cook Of the Union Hotel IL Ginsoupe
Ggltangbi. AGED forty years. lie was born IN swift
hn"s ~ se and III ,bcrctlrs h" iurnei rs attention
tn cooking. Many an unhappy hour he pissed while
studying to please AZ length he ntncd INTO Milan.
lutte control or tho kitchen, ne MAKES the sours and
sauces and for his services during four months re-
ceve~ $1,000. exclusive OF perglisiics
The chef cook m Congress Hall is
MONS. LIZ COUNT
The shief cook in the Fort william Henry Hotel by
Lake Goorae il Isidore Barriee. He born In Car
cssonne. France. whore bis PARENTS for many years
Kept large hotel. lie began cooking when he was
almost child s 10 years OF age, and weighs S25 ms.
lie cooked FOR President Lincoln. Aud the article
by beechor, recently published in toe Ledger that
what eat not alone generally develops muscle and
| IL the motive power for the hrain but that some
articles Of diet will produce au eject which may be
moral while others will coniinue 10 develop a man
Of bat mediocre ability, has been extensively read
perhaps President Grant has refused it While enjoy
,ns AMI nsh % ne nJT nnrdEyC s
mind through his stomach when he visits the
| Fort william IN August about the time II at Brick
| BeechCr and Homciuv, Commodore Vanderbilt and
| W. W. Cochran, Gov. Honnru and DR. Giuter, are
cxpecte TO he there. and to haye sweet" Of
| winter IN tic Arlington Hotel.
The chici cook Of TIE Pavilion In Sharon Springs
| is Adolph stroephe
| rnH RIVAL HEAD WATERS.
Daring The huslcs. Part of the %, SON when M re
at least 800 guess in the Union Hotel In Sara
tog', there are sOJ chairs IN The dining room. 10
| each four chairs there is one waiter. Tho whole
son, oo'ored, m honest Ads'mCR rom Washington,
| who gets $500 for four months service. Major
| Gen, Thompson, commanding the cores has three
| assistants ON the hcld who his division com
maod,r, THEY in turn d!ill snd for the purpose q
| sistcnec, direct the movements OF the
| 200 rILE or WALTERS.
| While the attack il IN progress uron the viands
ana ct cCteras, four rear men are irantcaly engaged
| supulying broken ice.
Ere pa ssing TO less ion pcrant matters It ia wise 10
describe the appearance and 70 ate The personal his
tor q Robert Thompson. lie is Of medium height
Gates hs firm views In relat on 10 absolute honesty
| Alderman Thompson, before he gained that honora.
bic tile and whom he was small boy. was kindly
taken b. TIC ear by his loving ratcrnal relative and
conducted TO the han door OF The private mansion in
which he awet ili1 loving p9ternal relative told
him; The wohd Is theirs who take It. Cit, and
take it and he got. That occurred in Canandl qua
Tie head waiter Of ConGess Illll IS VIM Jack
son. lie was second head water in tic Union Hotel
for several years M totlc tine when the Lclands
| took possession. In the winter time he lives
| private family ia this city.
The head walter OF The Pavilion in Sharon
sorngs is Robert o'Bren, from the New York
| Ho'el
Tie colored head waiter in The Fort William
| Henry Is WIN. +. Madison, about 30 years Of age
and weighs ITO pounds, was born In the District OF
| Columbia rcmaii ed thcrc until le was ten years
| old went to SacLct,'- Ilarhor with the family NJ
Thomas BrowncIl Of Nc rmtcd states Navy went
| men, wander cd about Euroue cntlcsing cvcTythina
| and everybody, has been IN several OF the lnrE'
rest of the great men entered into service In Tia,
Arlington, and let It for Lake George. Tie Il oi The
oHuion, like Alderman THOMPSON, that the tone o
voice Of the Philadelphia eolOiod waters X cIqul
| sitcS fine, but lie says, he can get more work GA
Of the Washington co'ored walters; That that Is VIVA
coOred Quakers under him. His colored assistan
IN the suaye and port!y Charles Henry Watson. tn
uniform OF the dinhg room walters Is black pants
with llue stripe, white vest, white, marrow, board
stih neck tie, checking linen collar, aud black slor
alpaca coat, faced with blue.
OTHER LEADERS.
The CHIEF baker in Congress- Hall is the celebrate
| | rcnnyoock. He cultivated the art OF mauumctul
| ing line light pastry In Sarato-a
Oruzio Ianaelc Rafcr is the chief couicctoner
. | the Union. lie was horn In hessna. In Naples i
, | won the heart OF the Princess DangT lie has bee
| exported from the metropolitan In this city.
COMPARATIVE "KITcHESs' or SCHOOLS COOKING
, Congress Hall and the Union Hotel, which are IN
grand rival resorts in Saratoga OF the visitors VIII
h | for short time want TO bar ont MI tie fomhl
: shades of human existence, have chici cooks, n
| spectiycly rcprescnting distinct "kitcnens,' or
other words schools OF cooking, lie Count OF n
= | Congress Hall, IL French Galangh Of the Unto
~. | Hotel. l. u Swiss who learned his profession
| Italy. There ore, the one side Of Broad way.
| Saratoga IL the French school OF COOKING an
directly opposite is the lillian school The Fr,nC
A | school is better known in this COrauy than Il
| Italian, because more professional cooks come
America from France H. an from Italy IL " with gTeA
= | professional FurOrean cooks as II IL with otht
| great European artists; they can got such a his
salary for their services in Europe that they do D.
v | ike to venture into this country and cook. exec
:, | when they are insured ample compensation II
!" whatever they may be called upon w do. either
e | the way OF instrnciing Others how to cook supc
Al | intending the extensive cooking departments
, | grand hotels, or cooking each in his own vi
something particularly pleasing 10 the finest cul
10 waited taste The Italian sauces and soups are bet
r. for those persons who have a craving appetite thu
\. | the sane articles prepared In the French styl
This 10 the expressed opinion of Gatanghi. Durir
the busiest part OF the season. he has over so bee