The sun., 1886-09-05

sS served II The g0oas f.. miles from this
@ man ~ ss COOK at Il the % Sans souc HoSs,
learned big secrets. 1n time Ss dfiissd back q
game. gam j. McBride Davidson and othsrs dis.
caught a f,sh he 'S would COOK It bettor than any
one In Saratoga. and they used TO get him TO
ssy .SsS sSs told S aSR about hS s mosa snd
Eru% K: .&1 lived rn IN a. lis white tram.
not far from Saratoga Lake, and. under the
patronage Of these rich men. he damned and
s sed kspt sta trout and lake bass there during
the months tho law forbade his catching them
& o aSG 9S
out q licenee 70 sell liquor. for his customers
liked 70 wash the game down with wine: Mr..
he always had hts glass when ho ste.
:. BY and by. two or three yesre age, his mil.
cold in being carried from the house to the
foot OF the hill. and advised Krum to put up. Q
room ss MI s sPa s
says he could not get birds enough and had to
pay nine stI,llogs for partridees and sell them
discovered 10 the last place any one would i'm.
aeine that such men as Messrs. Reed and
NJ Hughes. the Law Of Judge Hilton.
the Vanderhilts. Mr.. Davidson. aud others
who are accustomed 70 tie snrroundiner and
usaGes at the best restaurants. would frsQusnt
The cottage is presided over by an old Indian
suuaw. forever at work preparing potatoes and
tho rear Ie a little low frame building. contain
ing dining room OF leas thnn tho ordinary
SsSh
that again tho Kitchen. Krum u never seen
outside Of the latter apartment. In 1t he has a
iron. on witch he broils. very slowly and
with constant watching and turning. the
Fl f his aTer 0ff 4se ssr Of Ts art sG is s s
temrers the fire 70 the requirement. OF the dish
he is cooking. that he nses plenty OF butter.
and that he never neglscts his fire or tho food
for an instant until Il Is done and popped upon
drive. and who have been kent waiting half an
hour large colored woman prseides ov-r
the ps and girl ~. s the
dish the old Indian serves is broilsd corn. first
cooked and then singed brown.
been introduced 10 Sarat"na and. strange to
say. It has been found that only u few Of the
baen found hetter to alter the method OF play
nS the bs o G Gm IN
work satisfactorily. The Saratoga Club hero
is very strictly managed in two respects-,nei;
allowed to piey. W The ' eambiers s s'a' Who are are
ass To SSrFss @ na snsr Hsss 4ss IN Who rss RIs
here attending tho races showed keen intsr-
est In the f9ht betwcen Mayor Heisley and
Phil and John DAILY at Long Brunch In witch
that tho Long Branch gamblers made the mis-
take OF mixing in politics. and only on ono side:
They put up $1,000 to bent young Heiisley and
he was elected. Now he is having his turn.
These commentators on this affair assert that
tho only way to do "a to assist both parties
before election day" Roulette ts the most
popular game In public here. but It Is said that
there hns been an unexHmpled amount OF
poker playing IN the hot"t bedrooms.
Tho rivalry between ths summer hotels 10 an
In interesting one. 1t is said that the hotel men
not only manage to see one another's bills OF
fare almost daily. but that they. also receive
bills from the principal su N msr houses In all
other parts OF the country. and 30 keep posted
MS to the quantity and character OF the food
that Ii served. and also upon the latest
fRds and Innovations In tho shapes and
styles In which the bills OF fare are
gotten up. In explain ing this surveillance
OF one anothar's nets . hotel keeper said that
boar'ters ut the hotels send tho bills to ono an
other at the various hotels they stop at from
the mountains to the seashora. and the sea-
shore to the lakes. and that it would not do for
the public to know what ones rivals are doing.
and the hotel men. who are tho real competi-
tors, to remain in Ignorance.
"Wha at do you consider the ch tef art in keep-
Ing hoeiP" one prosperous hotel manager
was asked.
First to please the eye." he replied. with
the nppearance OF the house. and next to please
the stomach"