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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-11-22
SOUTH CAR0LINA-YORK COUNTY.

SOUTH CAROLINA-YORK COUNTY.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
7. p. Moore against J. W. Garvin.-F0reclosmre
of Chnttel MOrtgnge.
ny virtue of a decree of the Hon. T. ]. Mack
II ey. made in this cause. will sell at York
Conrt House, on SALES-DAY IN DECEM BER
next. a SORRET. MARE belonging to the defen-
"H fss oo1 r. H. GLENN, s. &C.
November Is 70 ot
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Notice is hereby given that the whole OF the
several parcels lots and parts of lots, OF real es
tate described in the preceding list; or SO mucn
aIties and assessments charged thereon, will be
sold 50 by the Treasurer Of York county, South Car
ol;na at his Office in Yorkville in said county,
on MONDAY, THE sRD. Day sassEn,Oatc OF DEcEMi sMd
nanaIt;es he paid before that time, and such sale
~ Will be Continued from day to day, until all of
said parcels lots and parts of lots OF real estate
shall be sold or offered for sale.
W. A. MOORE, Auditor, York county.
Noyorobar Al ~
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PJOWS. PLOWS.

vIyHE Watt Plow is the best for the money: A
GREAT flifficultv in buying plows is to get the
points. We keep the Watt Plow Points all the
time. No trouble to buy the points at and for
one dollar, or 20 cents piece. The Watt Plow is
cheap and in reach of every man that wants
,-I'' w. II. & J. P. HERND0N.
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AN ATTACHMENT.

DY new attachment we can fit up any Lamp,
Id with any burner with a Porcelain Shade.
Very attractive and cheap. At the York Drug
Store JOHN G.. KUYKEEDAL.
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: AUCTION SALES.

DELINQUENT LAND SALES.
LIST Of lands and town property In YORK
n county South Carolina, on which the taxes
for the year ending first of November, 1876, re-
main unpaid: ...s-.. .,,,,
.sr.. ."... ... and penalties due.
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To amount of tax collected for ordinary
county purposes, for the year 1876, .:"$lO,3ls 65
Cash received for fines, penalties and IL
From ali other sources. .....,.. Cos 10
Cash on hand, per last report, A2ls 20
.... sls,4ss 81
Amount tax collected for Railroad In.
terest and to liquidate County Bonds, 3,7o9 IL
Cash IN hand, for Railroad purposes, -,
per last report, %
T,+o1 for oil nurnoses ..,,$l72l4 2l4 80
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-11-22

EBBING VITALITY.
cUFFERERS from Bright's Disease and all dis
= eases of the Kidneys: Your vitality is ebbing
away. The Kidney Leaf Compoud will relieve
YOU. Amply for it at the York Drug Store.
JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
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ONLY 10 CENTS.
ACTUALLY 25

VERY substantial article of Chewing To-
"a bacco sold at the York Drug Store for Just
10 cents plug. JOHN G. KUYkENDAL.
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COTTON Is CENTS.

MILLINERY.
WYE would respectfully inform the Ladies OF
w Yorkvile and surrounding country, that
we have in stock
A FULL LINE OF GOODS,
usually found in first-class Millinery Store,
which we offer for sale CHE
HATS AND BONNETS REMODELED
and trimmed to order All work warranted to
please, and done at the lowest cash prices. Give
us call,
AND INSPECT OUR STOCK.
Store nearly opposite Roses Hotel
Misses MASSEY & SMITH.
August % "a
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DY virtue of writs Of feri tacias, to me directed.
X will he sold between the legal hours of
sheriff g sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
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25 CENTS TO $500.

MAGNIFICENT assortment of Lamps and
n Lamp Goods actually in at the York Drug
Store. Can please the most fastidious as u quail
itv and price. Lamps from 25 cents to $500 each.
JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
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A RJJTNOUS PROCEEDING.

n
VlHOSE elegant 10 cent Cigars still continue te
be given away for cents at the York Drug
Store. JOHN Z. kU4 KENDALL.
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IL EROSINE Oil is actually being retaied at
N the York Drug Store at 25 cents per gallon
JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
, 1877-05-29
Difficulties which Sur
round the Work Of
News-Getting.
Exceptionally Cordial Feeling
Toward Americans: Among -
Russian Officers.
Flattering Attentions Paid to
Gen. Grant in Liverpool.
Nearly All the French Republican
officials Removed.
THE DELLIGERENTS.


In EU uOFE.
PREPARING 70 CROSS.
LONDON, May ga dispatch from Ga1atz
says the Russians haYe measured oil tho vessels
herr, stating TINT they will shortly require
them. They arc sounding tho river opposite
here to-day. Many RATS havo arrived from
ssrcth all ready for bridging purposes. Great
numbers Of fresh troops arc expected to-
night ...
NoTtr1BD TO LEAVE
V1ExNA, May aa-Abdul Kerim Pasl,a, tho
Turkish Co,nmandcr-in- Chief, Yesterday In
formed tho inhabitants OF Rustchuk, Farna,
shun,la, md stlistria that all persons who had
not provisions for at least stx mouths must
quit within twelve days.
ON THE 10rn.
A Bucharest dispatch says that It ts expected
TINT the nuss!ana wilt cross tho Danube June
10.
TIE nouMAv1AN Annr.
1}ucnAnEsr, Ainy os.-It is now certain that
tho Roun,a,,iau army viii not cross tho Danube
Will, the invading forces. hut will remain on tho
Roumanian side to guard the right aark.
TIE alNKlNa or TIE MONITOR.
sr. rErsRsnuna, May 28.-Tho real facts Of
tic blowing UP of the Turkish monitor arc rs
follows: Russian Officers conducted torpedo
to tho monitor In open daylight, and under l1rc.
Quo Of tho Russian boats WIS almost sub-
merged by tho explosion ot tho torpedo, aud
another WIS struck by shot.
RAILWAY COMMUNICATION INTERRUPTED.
BUCHAREST, May 28.-Railwsy communities
tton on tho 1brail d Galatz l!no Is not yet 70,
stored.
GALArz, afay 2s.-Tho water is still rising.
Hallway communication bctwecn Dusco aud
Darboseh Is interrupted. Two largo trafus Of
49, H. IL ~
, 1877-05-29

PROPOSALS..
United STATES MAIL.
ILLINOIS.

1naT. OFFICE DEPARTMENT., Wash.
,.rtou. April 10, ,1877.-.-Propoaa1s will be
...csfved IT the Contract o1loo OF this De.
s.srtrnent until 3 O'Clock .. NJ, Of June Q.
,a17 ito be decided bY June 2o), for carry
~ Tho mails Of the United 6tatos from
~ escs. !. 1877, to juno 80, 1879, On tho fol-
,rxip1 route8 In the Btats Of Illinois, and by
~ schedule Of departures and arrivals
hsfsin specified. vts..
s.! /. !sns.: W.T.: Is.;s Ea..Fd:yi5!s S:'lys1
$S ; ft'}s' ,!ss'l':l
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ss
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%:.9s Fl e1o'1 H. Boa E .e :'f s
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E!svs + .tRs s; e: ee
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rron f1enk!sa 70 Yo.ns no9d h. n'tse; 3nd
3:s$ s;;s
m ns.ss ssa s:ss S % "a s.:t
Eg ..ad.S ss.S 4 et, detsn s;ss hfM lii
fSi9 II by fsss !saS'.fs 1':s f. ,s.
Fdsy & 9,a.. ;H,ss .ss 4 s1 dse;rk p
sf,ive q Polo bys p: N. Bond required WITH
Sss:'s: ( Hs:
y ri sso a9 D. le:sd coopsisoa % !Se:dsy I'D ii:
sSss ::sS$'!sa III ;!s 81 xs;'.'s' II n:
;s.: e f;s;1 t. i .es; t;1s F. 4 S:ssy
81 ks;5sy 'i ss5:s s Sa
Fem e e. o';si ss II Ysts
xceE: Let:e joxess Monday ma F!d.y i Z:
sa.9 ssS:sr S:;s Ss:Ss
by4p. N. Hond required vi ii lid $4oo.
~ 5.sE: ence wosk; Le.Js Ns:tis GfsxI Thur:
M9tr!. Taursday 4 ILL., F. MI; -! ar.ixs @ H e Sttsle ~.
rt'7-Fr2m lluntlcTs GFoto to lolste!n. ~ miles and
back, once week. Leave !lnnt!eyt Grove
Iiolststn h..!ay 4 s}fI;s SS 4 Hunt
rlp From clear CEtek u; o. e Theirs m!ies I'D
back bnce week. t.eaYO Ctca! Greek saturday
atl9a- M, arrive at Thenos By y IN. !s.ve
sst fssas; .isfs 3D.
Ms-Ffom Wst.on 70 Eillottstoxn, mse and back.
atttye 4 Eottstnwn " = n, !ss;e kli!otta T..
town Tht!rN!aJ It p. ri. arrive n MAt19n BY
ap. m. Bond requlted with bid. &Ipo
Yar forms Of proposals., bond. and ecrttheata, and
o for Instructions To the conditions to b embraced
ht contract etc., advertisement Of this datc in
aRa!ts form, Inviting proposals for mail Service In
Eao to be found n tte terminal roai Oncea Of tho
Ga1s routcA aud to be had on application 10 tho Sec
d.Atett&ht +. u. uencrhl
Daishou'd be sent In sealed enveopeA sapetscr!bcd
"Ni proposals.. State Of llltaoA" aud Addressed 10
heSeeond. .Assstant lostna1tet.uencral.
u. n. KEY, rustmAstor. C encrAl,
, 1877-05-29
FROM JAS3Y,

E1ktA AA1o1s
Hpeefds CefTttpoadsaes cf TAt tribune.
JAs4r ion tho pruth River, May Hollow
vague and forloFu arc the attempts OF the speclat
correspondent to couyer any adsquAte Ide& Of tho
war to tho gcadce In a,at&nt lands! pause before
entering upon The task, with ! feeling OF trsAd,
almost Of despair. All tho associauona, the stats
Of mint and manners, even the slightest conditions
Of living, differ greatly from those 10 which you Ia
America ARC born. The work Il, - my eAtsened
friend Rochsfoss would say, m iumcns!ly. !aals
ailoasf
Acting under telegrnphto Instructions from tho
chief of your Lonuon bureau, have left Klaeh.
sno1 with tho intention Of pushing forward 10 Tho
front ~ rapidly - possible. h&vs proceeded BY
rail- 10 point thst Il d!stant only aboastwo leaxues
from thu old Aoldavlaa Town Of Jassy, but am here
detained by reason Of the inserutahle arrangements
eftas Nusstan oleiAls who win neither allow mo to
90 On to Jassy nor to return to he&dqua.tess.
They youchaafo no explanation OF thotf sxAspsT.
sting conduct. but suspect that thsy feAs An too
enterprslug In pushing On In adysncs Of tbs uthef
French and English correspondents, who are stlll
waiting phtloaoph!tally in k!4chsns1 for special
permits. 1t II Astonlsalnx how shsy can smell the
hattIs afar o1 aud not alag themselves into It,
Tha question Of d:
lssulHo JOURNALISTIC p1aArrs
hls loug peFptexed tha Russian authorities. At
asss I'll correspondents were welcomed and girsa
frts access to Ill points and information; but, ~
the winter progressed and ths numheE OF writer's
swslled, Il was found necessary 70 place
soms restrictions upon thsls conduct, es+
pecIalIy ~ aevessl Of the correspondents for
London newspapsn pasposely eolored thsir reports
sdyersely 10 ths Russ1ans, tn accordance With tho
tendencies OF thslf papets. 4 fortnight ago It w4s
sumoscd about Ktsehsne1 that III correspondents
would be excluded from ths asld Of operations.
Such, indeed, was the otdAt ixsusd By tho Grand
Duke Nicholas, butit was noon Afterwards sosciad.
I'd, It u said, 1t tbs instance OF the csss hu,se
Al present = syateuI IL adopted which u much
fslrer aad which will result squally we'll fof tho In
terests Of the correspondents and ths authorities.
list hAa bscu mails ont Of gentlemen who Ns
properly 4eertdltad ffam
TN LKApIHo JOURNALS or xuQoFA AID
AkknIO4,
md vha .posssss aatsodss4aaa tsau sons ous
, 1877-05-29

ttou Of the Danube Is intimately connected with
the vital interests OF Auttro-1ungary, and
should bc fully respected BY the bcltlgescnts.
Kussta concurs III this vfoT, and has given dis
tinct and reassurinE explanations on tho sub
tect. Turkey, however, has not, and orders
given by tho Turkish authorities arc Of 4 nature
To call forth
THE MOST DECIDED PROTEST
on the part Of Austro~nunEarT. This country
Is entitled to insist that no difficulties should
be raised beyond the immediate requirements Of
military operations, and tAat such rcstrictions
should not 10 extended further nor remain Ia
force longer than strictly necessary. Eventually
they must be entirely rcmbvoi. Austto- Hun.
gary Is 1uati1cd in cxpectfnR binding engage
ments from the Porte concerning tbs y
FREEDOM or NAvIaArioN.
~ prompt and complete a. those already given
by Russia Tho claim Of the Porte that Vessels
belonging to tho European Commission oil tho
Danube should hoist the Turkish flag ia fmprac-
tlcable. The International character Of The
Danube excludes tho idea Of placing 1t under
tho Sovereignty Of the Porte. Instructions In
accordance with tho above views have been sent
to the Austro-Hubxarian representatives at
Constantinoplo and Bucharest"
sETTLED.
vienna, May 23.-1n regard to tho Aust!o-
Turkish dispute concerning the Danube, It Is
said ttat explanations have been given which
appear TO satisfy both parties.
LONDON, May 29-5 a. m.-Tho Times' Vienna
dispatch says: Representations mailo by this
Government IN Constautinople about the re-
opening Of tho navigation Of tho Danube, at
least as far as Glrla, havc produced their effect
The Turkish commander, Ada Ka1csi, has In
formed tho Danube Steam Navigation Agency
that thclr slips will bc allowed to pass.
IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
ABp1cATI0N or THR SULTAN.
LONDON, May 2s.--1t Is rumored from VI
enna that sulsan Abdul Hasnid will shortly abdi.
cate.
TROUBLES.
There arc renewed fears In Constauttuop1e
Of internal troubles. The ministerial crisis con-
tiuucs.
NO E1crTEAEHT.
CoHsTAsT1NorLE. May 2S.-All the excite
mcnt has disappeared, and everything Is quiet.
nEos TO Br LIFT ALoHs.
4 council Of wnr has asked Moukhtar Pasfa
what his plans were. Ho replied that tlcro
was certain to insure sucecss,. aud begged to be
left alone.
MINISTERIAL CHANCE ADv1sEp.
VIENNA, 8fny 23.-Thc Sultan has been adj
viscd by some Of tho diplomatlccorps to change
Ills Ministers.
oRDEn nEvoKEp.
.CossrAN1isorLr, May 25.-Thc order sus-
pending tue Leyani Herald has been revoked.
PROPOSED CONSULTATIONS,
Tho Turkish Chamber Of Deputies unant.
mously passod resolution that nll the Minis"
tcrs should 10 invited to attend tho sitting oi
the Chambcr,to consult With tho Deputies Upon
measures wl,lci, arc utgently required by tho
Ex1LEu.
6mail Dey, former Governor Of Tultcha- who
was suspected Ut completely in the Sofia demon.
etrattvn, has been arrcstel aud cxf1cd to Uoussa.
Several others hayo becn arrested ard ban4hcd,
and seizures of arms hare bceu made.
, 1877-05-29

llnger In the plessanco. Bat BY EAaonter-
Ing downward r..t old MatchIn, asks to ind
The path again rugged, Al hills rid hills and
fude1y ioterpoao themselves - hf# and aaaln
the old tcmpeseuoua spirit Of th5 breaks out.
At Btaila It begins to rouse and scattered
forces, and not far below this j town all its
old energy revtvcs and II mar past Gala.s
and Toboseht 1tke maniac 4&kh[n, which Is
occupied by Turkish sold!c} present, 1ics a
little TO the south and on E3$Eppos,te shore 10
Bsa'la. Tho distance from town Is tTe ;
and ~ half miles. 0n1 sftit!ery has al
ready had tho pleasure Of exchanging shots
With tho Turkish batter!cs The Rus4lan artillery
embraces both steel and bronze guns. Tho eight
Inch guns were most effective, several shots taking
effect. As for tho TnrkIsh ahes, they wezo 20 wide
Of tho mark a. to excite the contempt Of tho Rus
SLAMS. Either tho Tasktah guns weeo unable to
carry that distance, or thoy wero tncompetent1y
managed.
1RoDE OUT LAST EVENING
to prorontofy overlooking Brslia In order 10 SEQ
what scenic Effects, 1t any, wcro produced By tho
cannonAdtnR, and was surprised and gratided by =
singlo light like htar rcating In the horizon.
Now and thcn = rumble would 10 heard,
and the star wou1d dare up fnto torch, llamlning
The Akfest and ! knew that the TuFkah batteries
wcrc at work. Rockets were occasionally shot far
up Into tho ayons,-a!xnats 10 tho forces up tho
river. On our Btde theEo was much moro to bo
seen. Dsails WAS ahlazo with light, no precaa-
tons being deemed necessary, a.
Tnx TURKISH CANNON
were safely distant In the houses rhcro soldiers
were quartesed tho doors and windows wcro open.
the weather being qute mild. and groups Of men
could DO etcn smoking OF taking theif evening
meal. Here and there camp. .hres wo1a blazing.
aud men and horses eoutd be seen moving about.
Along tho hank Of The river. wtcse tho aR-
Ffn~~ &nHn
, 1877-05-29

THE DANUBE.
Ausrno-uuAuARIAH vlxws AroARplxu IT3 NAY-
1QAFItA.
VIENNA, N4y 8.-The aculi official +Aoala0s
Rss1ts saN. "Tho pz4ueipla ei the ttss naylSs.
, 1877-05-29
CHICAGO TUESDAY, 1s77-TEN PAGES.
THE WAR.

THE WAR.
The Russians Still Actively
Preparing to Cross
the Danube.
Roumanian Troops Will Guard
the Right Wing Of the
Invading Army.
The Turks Determined to Defend
the Balkan Passes to the
Last.
Non Combatants Ordered to
Quit Several Bulgarian
Cities.
Reported Recapture Of Arda-
han by a Turkish
Column.
Letters from Our Own Core.
sponlonts with tho Rus"
sim Forces.
Difficulties which Sur
round the Work Of
News-Getting.
Exceptionally Cordial Feeling
Toward Americans. Among |.
Russian Officers.
Flattering Attentions Paid to
Gen. Grant in Lfvcrpool.
Nearly All the French Republican
officials Removed.
THE BELL1GERENTS.
, 1877-05-29
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice Il hercby 0ivon that tho annual meeting
q ths Chicago South Branch Dock Company, tor
~ election of Directors Of said Company, will be
Building, No. 40 Dcatbofn.1t., ID the city Of chi.
ar It 10 a. m., Wednesday, June 9, 4. p. 1871
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-24
AT the late session of the District Court

At the late session of the District Court
In Ouachita there were fourteen convie-
tions for felonies. and the sheriff, by
this time. has safely lodged the said
"unfortunates" In the penitentiary.
The District Court OF Hast Feliciana,
in session of eight or ten days, was
equally effective In recruiting for the
same public institution; there were
eleven convictions for felonies. These
convicts are Of both colors. This spirit of
vigorous and prompt administration Of
the laws pervades all OF our courts and
public officials. We mention Ouachita
and East Feliciana because these par
ishes have been the special objects Of
the calumnies and denunciations of the
Radical demagogues and slanderers Of
our people and State.
Since the establishment Of the present
State government the spirit of the peo-
pie has been faithfully upheld In the ad
ministration Of Justice. Judges and
jurieH have everywhere manifested a
determination to make Louisiana what
she once was before Radical rule
brought upon her the unnumbered
evils and troubles and lawlessness Of
the last eight or ten years. The only
resistance to the execution of the law,
the only attempts to evade and OBJ
Htruct the administration Of justice,
come from the ex.Radical chiefs and
officials who are forming combinations
and conspiracies to cover up and pro-
tect the felonies which they have aided
and countenaneed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-24
NOTES

An unusually large number Of American
divines have gone to Europe 10 summer this
season
A disappointed office seeker wants Hayes
to leave enough men In Ohio 10 harvest the
crops.
The present Indian war promises 10 be
the most extensive that ever afflicted the
Pacific slope.
Secretary Evarts Is studying up the Brit
ish civil service system when his law practice
affords him leisure.
Simon In France does not fare 80 well
with the church as certain other Simon did
about 1850 years ago
The Mohammedans Of India have fur
nished the Sultan with considerable sum TO
spend III lead for the Russians.
Fred Douglass wants his race to show
some signs of progress to copy after his ex-
ample, for instance unless they do he con-
siders them all doomed.
New York Republicans fear that Mr.. Til
den is quietly fixing things to make the next
New York Legislature Democratic and to get
elected Senator In 1879.
Taft, Upson, Lawrence Rowland. Grus-
venor, or Jones, is the candidate the Ohio Re-
publcans are proposing 10 set UP to be
knocked down next fell by the Democratic
nominee.
If Garfield does break out. the Chicago
Times says the Administration may az well
stand aside. Oh, no; the Administration will
promise the Reverend Gull another ballble
and quiet him instantly.
Col r. A. Conkling, on the eve Of his
brothers departure made q significant
speech, In which 1t was apparently broadly
limited that his brother was for Reputation,
not Of the currency but of the President
1t IL an unanswerable question as to what
Ben Wade means by saying that there are too
many ostriches in the Republican party al
ready. The ostrich is noted for taking in
every thing In sight, and for having lovely
white feather in It's tail Have the "too
many anything Of this kind
The New York SIM says that Stanley
Matthews says, unless the Administration
policy can satisfy the resumption and expar-
sion wings of the Republican party, at the
same time, the prevailing opinion is that the
Democrats will sweep Ohio in the next cleo
lion like a tornado.
Sammy TO Miss Columbia-"Boo hoo
Ruthy Hayes Is got my Presidency, and
won't give 1t to me- Chronicle. Miss Column
mind, Sammy Ill SEQ that he
gives IL back to you. -Courier-Journal. Mr..
Popular Opinion to Sammy-"You were the
biggest. what made you let him take 1t away
from your
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-24

Hilton does not improve his case by
his reply to Seligman's singing letter.
He admits that his rule OF exclusion Of
Mr.. Seligman is based on objections to
the personal habits of a certain class Of
Jews" but takes care to deny that 1t
applies to those of that race and reli-
gion who have not these personal def
ciencies or offensive habits. Now the
answer to this is that he does not speci-
fly any of these bad personal habits and
offensive deficiencies in the social pro-
prieties to MIR. seligman, but only OBJ
jects to him as OF a class which does
include persons Of that sort, to which
common sense and decency suggest the
reply whether this rule of exclusion
will not equally apply to certain class
of Christians; whether there are not of
that faith thousands who flock to Sara
toga; Of the class OF vulgar shoddyites
of our own race and religion who put
on grand airs, are addicted to vulgar
ostentation, who eat six meals a
day, who hector and bride servants,
make parade of their jewelry and
fine clothes, and who have sprung
from the gutter and affect the airs Of
persons who have lived in palaces all
their lives.
To all such persons we recognize it a
just and proper rule Of exclusion in
otel-keeper to. deny admission to the
society Of a great hotel, whatever may
be their religion or origin. The offense
Of Mr.. Hilton consists In tabooing
whole class, and in implying that Mr..
Seligman is representative Of that
class, without daring to charge him
directly with the commission Of or ad-
diction to any OF their social improprie-
ties or bad habits. Our observation has
satisfied US that these faults and bad
taste OF the rouueauG richesse at the
North are as largely shared by those of
other races and faiths as by the "Jews
in trade" To exclude all such from
hotel run on the principle OF the Grand
Hotel at Saratoga and Of the promiscu-
Gus multitude which collects at that re-
sort of fashion and shoddyism would
pretty quickly convert that two million
establishment into as gloomy and Desc
late a palace as the Escurial or the
Halls Of Tara.