, 1877-09-04

JUDGE HILTON AND THE JEWS,
S7Fata5d rHTFtsnarttncs .Se,6 lark fr,tanf.
During the month cf .fnsy It looked rather
doubtful Tor Judge Hlton's sl.ic. Although q
great many letters wern received from would.be
Enesta.1pp'andiug his action, tho o.nnttlscs dill
not land them 1t Lie x,sias. a Ereut many
Icwteh f'ahtues VI the Spa, Thoroughly fnllg-
nant and 1rtcrminc' 10 assert taeir Independence.
naflcihcsr Usual visit ca.ly itt Juty. and were
welcomed ii Congress li,,f. tho ancient scat ot
The Hloneyet aristfNrary. There, directly In The
lace Of the Grand Union. they tnaIe M Secret Of
tll2 pleaaurc II gave them to view The tattcS's
s1atscly populated halts. and Solicited 80 large
toInrany ltsfnteivcs a, u frequently nitnuln.
hcrthe guests Of the big obnoxious hotel acrnss
the way.
WIrn The scason. which Wa unusually lach-
raplu!y to ostr.1owina, at une ltu,o cntcrtafHin.
norc than t.6U EueAta. anil tha eesst'1, Inns Just
lcEun 10 wane. but There fe =. get only ssitEl't
faflng nj either At tlls ftrzn tEntnn ar tle United
liayb ago that The ru*tl.'n taksn Nv tina f'1a.rs
itntun was likely to lcalt tn kt1t.ilH enfao oil.
other Tent at other prominent hotels. and u
was limited that IN that event The tfrlrewa w'Hsid
ignore SaratOga. ~ It. had tlIcn aud seek eJ1,.
genial rcsttng.utlce u Sewis,rt
hid long ronsersattt'u with jnfge Iatttnn.
in Which, he stn>kh very f1eely Ut his hrtcf ex.
pcrcnrc IN kccnltn hotel. sntl Dc. fatrt! him.
eEtl kIfbuE1F Will FPlSTEtCc 70 lHe tFWi*Ul ]HEe+
ton, letting It hc clearly understood that sr had
cr0sae,! The RMhkrou aud dealsnTett The bridge
tehlntt him. In his view rc*uita have confirmed
the xagactty Of hts ro,lEse, With. ln says prts-
cetdcd trorn purely business consideration.
tic declared! that It IA tl0t bis first sutentf0n
10 discriminate against the tews a. class.
There wcrr many lie should have been glad ~
entertain. huh Wien tfnMe be had rcganfcst ss
hcing specially entitled 4, rcsfret lia,i n.Rtlc
pretext Ut engaging roone tut lhc sake Of try
Ing tu turn him into F1'ficule 1Y violating tlt
ordinary covenant "f gentleman. he then DC.
ter1nincd lu make M exceptions. II Think"
said Mr. Hilton. "that Mr. selfgmAu s,ni Ills
Hchrcw htett,rcp who tninei In lllo attack. anil
engaged In hurling synavogurs a, inc, have dune
rTrnt Injury tn tllGr rA,t.. 4 gentleman tr.
srntls from Europe tells me the excitement
orcf there on th!s qncstnn has been intcnse.
mud 10 likely to lead tn the exclusion Of Jews
fron, great many European i,utcIs. The noise
they hass made has only drawn attention tn
them and renewed the old Qusstton. haven't
said anything l,aif 80 !,aa Of tl'e'n as did the
Air. Hilton expressed surpr.sc At tho feeling
shown by very MANY guests AMI Ladies' In this var.
,ur ur on the ptazzas, wlIn hat approached ltt,
an.t snitl: !" know It Il not nlwaya rstcemce tht
srroper thin. for lady to int1otInce herself. uf
| i,avr sascn." This happened ~ frequently
| daily. aud 50 many ts.tcrA ri the sAtns Import
l'aA been received. that he did NOT feel very
l.'ncly " thls question; Several ol;1 Bo..". i,
HlCHNs eatH tAEJ Aat HUI IHLSuHtu ~ sl'es
| Barxtogn this seaeou. but came sofel,
| Il, show tlacit interest tp tho cbangt:
which had bcnn effected VI the tirand
tthlnu. alr. Hilton said he had na'
! titesi sphEktd improvement 10 manners zen.
crafty Gentlcsncn removed their llass In the
corridors. nnti would not allow Il ludy to re.
main stan,tlsu On The tiazxa when tho chairs
we're a1l occupied. Tl'are was greater 4uict and
not disturbing otllcrs, whc they cnlnytd them.
selves quietly, a. they would al llo,ne In their
uwt, parlors. in the balt-room, too, there had
beeu "a noticeable cl,ange for tho better. II
| the t.otrl shoiiid enter without Involvement
| A. "a consequence, the ladies' and the children
| mingled ~ they would At rrirale raFtY and
really enjoyed themselves liuTestratncdty.