, 1877-06-20
4 Little Closer Insight Into
the Hilton-seligman
1mbroglio.
Tne Matter Probably q Personal
Quarrel Between the
Two.
seligman Kept Hilton Out Of
the Union League
Club.
Hilton Barred Soligman Out Of the
frand Union Hotel
Hilton Gives Vent to Most DAM
aging Remarks About
Se!fgman.
Copy Of tho Angry Letter. Written
by ScliEman to Hilton.
other aotel-Keepers Generally Anxious
tn got Hold Of tho Jews.
Hebrews Generally Disposed to Let
Sellgman Fight 1t Out.
Copy Of the Angry Letter, Written
by ScliEman to Hilton.
other tel-Keepers Generally Anxious
tn got Hold Of the Jews.
Hebrews Generally Disposed to Let
Sellgmnn Fight 1t Out.
THE IIUDBUD,
TIE HOTELS SHOWING THEIR HANDS,

Special Dfspasca to 7Ae Tribune
NEW YonK. Juno 10.-The Tint saYd that The
refusal Of tho Grand untqn Hotel 1T sa.atogn 10
admit lit. Josoph sclgmaa and family A. Kuesto,
aud Judge Holton's explanation Of It published In
to*day's 1sna<s, created profound sensation In
thts city. aud In ait sections where
there are summer hotels or people who
patfonlZo thcm. THO 7stnes publishes 10. morrow
morning interviews with the various hoto mana
gers OF Saratoga, Long branch, New York, Ph!la-
delph!a, and othus placcs. The general posi-.
tion taken ia decidedly opposed 10 that Of
hotels IN this city where Jewish custom
u openly discouraged Gu grounds similar 10
those atatcd by Jndgc Hilton in to-l&y'a Na,es.
Others discriminate very closely, but arc careful
not to openly base such discrimination On race
grounds. Tho propr!otors Of tho Grand Union
slate tAc'r case very frankly. md base thels mellon
squaselY on tho demand Of their business. They
desire
DIFFERENT C1AsA or CuSroMrhs
than that which the jewish people bring, and,
therefore. they decline, a. q rule, to receive tho
latter. Mr. sclfgman aud family nse not tho
only onos whom they have denied rooms. Ssve.al
prominent Hebrew merchants md lawyers arc
smongthe number. Mr. Edward autcsback, attorney
for Mt. sellgman. makes vigorous repIy to Judge
Hilton lie cFsuctscs tho business methods Of Mr..
9towarts successor. and compares him with 3fs.
sclIRman In public and socia lfo to the tlsadyan-
+nge. Of coursc, Of Judge Hilton. Hs also states
that
iW JEWISH MERCHANTS WITHDREW THEIR Ac-'
COUNTS YESTERDAY
from tho house Of 4. T. Stewart & Co., and catt-
atco Tho loss OF trado which tis detection Is like
" to cause to Tho firm at from 50, 600, 600 to
-, 0oo. 900 ysar. Mr. sellgmans remedy, he
says. Il In tho courts. under tho clytl
Nlgata bill, which p1rsefibes u auo Of $500 and
imprisonment Of from Ole month ton rear for such
acton ~ that Of tho Grand Union Hotel. Tho
Jews aru generally
OPPOSED TO ANY CONFINED MOVEMENT IN MI.
sEE1aMAN's HEuALY,
choosing 10 hasB lin. regard Ills grievance ~ n
private onc. to bs met by him personally.
In reply to tho asaortlou OF Mr. Iautc1back, that
100 jewish merchants to-day Withdrew their &C.
counts from the house Of Stowa.t Il Co., Judge
Hilton hays but ono man has Withdrawn, aud lo
OWED THE Housn $!bu. az
4 reporter who visited the llotela found oniy two
the A1dcuaasla ami Ut. Jamcs--whofe Jews were
not wanted. The general yerdict VA. that tho Jews
wero AZ easily sa.islcd ~ anybody, and usually
prompt 10 settle their billt Considerable tndIgua
tion t M w. capss,.sd at Judge llltons acstun and
a spee!ol to tho 2imt4 trom rh!ladclphla says:
"Ths h1sc p'HErte'9ra Of th!s city, " . unit IT,
aiAn Recommendations becsuso ut tho scct Ia which
10 bsl"ngs. They look 10 tho dollar. Ia tue case,
sud arc Ut tic 0pintan TINT
rue MONEY or IN lsnAxL,rs IL As GOOD
eoterio Of hotel keepers would rslusc to tEc Nr,
SSol'Etnan or any otasf 1scbfcw ~ lung ~ he paid
;. NEWPORT.
Another special r from sewpots siys Of thc
e Il al sss:is t. .ert ei:s"S !: 5
tufnnR 4Ssy sny a. whS Ill I enough '1 onsn e T.
par h~ hoprl for ths current day, from. a Usacka.