The times., 1897-06-20

Oxen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
sneep, calves and pigs 1928
Heads OF poultry and game.. $685.
IONS OF Iisn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5S4
rounds oil wheat. 2,22t
Quarts of malt liquors 73e.725
quarts OF Wine. 127, 1896
quarts OF spirits 1912
In preparing this food and for other
purposes the usual daily Consumption or
coal. after deduoting 20 pcr cent on ac-
count OF the season of the year, win be
increased by 1I,301 tons, and will total
33,soS tons: and the water supply coai-
panies will be called upon for 6Is,43s
gallons OF their precious fluid TIE weight
OF this siiiali-sized deluge viii be e,i64.
$50 pounds.
The managers OF all the big restaurants
and catering companies are making ar
rangements for extra supplies. and hope to
De able 60 serve all ccmeTs. Said th.. man
ager OF the EoiboTu:
our fulistaffnuinbers7 roo employees, and
on jubilee day, from the top to the bottom.
III Is intended to pay each double wages
For our customers we win have ready about
4,2o5 poundsoffneat, 257 fowls, 50 pigeons.
$50 larks. 70qgail, 20 turkeys, .2S5 pounds
or fish OF all kinds, and we VIII use in
pastries. etc, 2,571 pounds OF flour.
AT FraScau's the permanent staff Of 500
hands Is To beoonsiderabiy added TO b ) tenn
poraTy employees, and, the former" stated
The manager, will have their summer. .oIi
days Increased by a few da IS to make I'D FOL
the additional labor OF the jubilee period.
We expect 10 ,0G0 yiSi tors during the dayof
rete- We shah have ready 20, ,Is0poIn,Is OF
meat. ,2s5 head ofpoaltry, 2, ,s56 pounJsof
fish, 4,2S5 eggs, 32 York hams, 10 sides OF
bacon, 8 live turtles. weighing in aggregate
o5e pounds; o57 pounds OF butter 800 por-
ti0ns ofasparagus. $50 quarts OF new peas,
4,2s5 ices, $3.50 cups of coffee, 1900
quarts OF milk, 1G7 quarts OF Gouble cream
and $500 glasses of imperial lager"
Joseph Lyons, manager of the TrocadeTo
said Il estimate there will be an adn
ton of 100000 people in London, ane
first-class catering plant 70 provide fiv,
or six-courSe dinner for more than $4,000
people outside the cafes cannot be Oh
taiBed think that unless the refresunent
houses and restaurants are allowed 10 star
open long after the usual hour thor
sands of people, especially women and chH
dfen. viii not be able to get a bite OF SUI
all day, and VIII be furnished In tht
Trocadero we can accommodate .20e
diners at one time, and we are arranging
our supplies on the computation of pro
vidiRg every hour this number of meals foi
twelve hours. which means a total O.
1 a, 400 visitors We have no intention OF
raising our prices, although we shall have
TO pay our staff double or more. At each
OF our seventeen refreshuent depots we
shall provide for, on an average, 10000
pUrchasers-Dot 70 sit down and eat. but To
buy and carry the food away in bags.
'-OwiHg 20 the extra Temporary labor we
shall have TO employ at the depots, tie
expected rise in flour and the enormous
breakages Of crockeTy -atoutthree months
destruction in one day-there VIII be a
slight increase on the ordinary prices
TTenty y-fiye ton OF cake viii be distributed
among the depots, as maay sandwiches as
can possibly be cuti tletwent y-four hours
beforehand, and Inyriads of scenes, rusks,
biscuits, and French pastries Also 5000
pork pies, 5000 buns aad = 900 meat pat
ties Will be provided at each shop on
jubilee day we shall employ $50 hands
in the depots, 800 at the Troeadero and
200 at the imperial fete in the Botanic
gardens
Among the schemes for celebrating TIE
Queens jubilee none is more commended
than the private benevoIence of the Queen
herself In her capacity as duchess OF Ian
caster
out OF the income of the iuchy Of Ian
caster. which is paid into the privy purse,
$500 will be devoted TO aUgmenting the
stipeuds OF the poorer clerical livings in
the gist of the ducby.
No class has been more sc vereIy hit than
the clergy by the depression in the value
Of land and Of agricultural products and
however small the sum each incumbent will
receive, it will be grateful IL country
places especially the celebration of the
jubilee will In many a case come with par
ticular hardness upon the parsons, as they
are always expected TO subscribe literally
to every public noveIne ut, no matter whit
the price OF wheat or the value of the
tithe
The list of jubilee honOrs will not he an
aciIRced Until tie evening OF the ED. FIT
it is confidently expected that Lord Sails
bury VIII be offered straw berry leaves and
that Wilfrid Laurier will be made kuight
STILL the latter is the more probable OF
the two.