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National Republican., 1877-06-30
TIE MISCHIEF AND COMPENsA TIONs
or TIKI SARATOGA AFFRONT.

There ia more than mere misunderstand-
ing in the social rupture between the afiiuent
Jews and Christians Mt Saratoga, and more
serious consequences than flow from the
ordinary umbrage attach. The matter would
be grave enough to excite apprehension If il
were only the manifestation Of disposition
to establish cdstes among our own people on
account of condition or occupation-an event
that will come with time-but when 1t in
wolves u breach between our race and one
which has become so powerful in wealth in
all the great cities of the world, and is 10
closely allied with all the leading Powers
OF the earth, 1t challenges the most delib-
crate consideration on the part of the people,
and should engage their earnest attention.
II is a fact of universal knowledge that
the social relation is the controlling tie be-
tween persons and peoples, and that when
il is violently sundered all other intercourse
aud association founded upon it ceases us a
necessary result OF the shock and 1t is be-
cause of this intimate connection between
the social and business worlds that the cir
cunistance is fraught with serious results TO
the interests OF the country. 1t is not to be
supposed that an ailront Of so CALLING q
character as the one offered the Jews, and
accounted Tor by such offensive reasons can
be pardoned, for it is absolutely unpardon-
uUlt9 hhu -
impossible without forgiveness and remis-
sion. Hence, If the discrimination prac-
ticed were to stop where it begun, which
is rendered impossible by the feelings
which prompted it, even then there would
be no chance for the restoration of the cor
dial and unconstrained relations hitherto
existing, or thought to exist. And when
we reflect how hard to overcome by
! proud heart is the slightest discourtesy in a
public presence, it is easy to see that tor
long years in the future the representative
classes of Judah and America will meet
each other in places of public resort, with
greetings Of lTigd reserve and congeaiine
formality.
. But there is always some compensation IN
, the greatest misfortune If the two races
are to welcome each other no more, ana tc
, decline further business engagements, as h
now threatened, they will each be benefited
in their manners by the criticism passed
upon those of the Jews, for it is natural t'
expect that a naughty spirit will take no
tce of ccnsure pronounced upon it's deport
mcnt, and by concealed endeavor seek u
show its lalsity. And it is Just as natura
to look for excellence in a critic in respec
Gf that for which he condems others
, so il the Jews have been accus
toned TO faunt largely in IN
display of their possessions-and that the
National Republican., 1877-06-30
Phila deIphia Stock Market.


Special Dispatch to tho National Republican.
pmrIAprLruIA, June 29.-'rie pricS OF pennsylyanIa
S'rI s rhsatphS any nSd T Erie LdSs Gsn VsSy S
SSfthern ce1tSsl, ~ EehisS Navigation, iSW United
Commerce.
BALriNoRk Jnne @.-cotton strong and higher;
Fi",S Fianr stf@SE Howard street and Western super.
HSSS f aS and fa15s nGar ssSc as wsefyn way Wiz S
MS,SSad Spa @ H%s9'' 1sS pa asvss Il g. do ISlS
do white, slsSa2oo corn-southern steady; West.
s ss.vS a Sns gtS% @ sS.9 S%%y sGG TGs
July SIsG4 August, Gl!,c; steamer, SIZE Oats quiet
All Re as' Ct q Sr qs SES and y n
changed. Butter unchanged pstrgleun, dull and
sSnsed GSH; S'0 %hlssy held tf Il ,a aSe oonee u''
Receipts0Flogr, $50 barrels wheat, 40 bushels;
Corn, iCo bushels
orleans. f2Es p & sn"G & q @ sS nps@Sr 81
week-Ne,: sea bales, gross s!2ta bales. Exports
" Sas SOCK Dfs SG%isen' Sae 100 bales sales
Flour-Medium and good grades winter wheat and
Sihsr kind da % and 1--we S%sr @ @ 's 70 good
extra Wsf,era MIST nan and s STATE GoogSGS common to good
n o"r G'nsli si sS,ra SsasS "iSS.p sSe
e SnSSf qaS H a a &ys Ss sses
@ tpas s2 snsasS .s @ Nc red @MSaSs @ sIs
choice new crop amber Delaware, t226., Rye rather
orn o%e sTS %srn and N
,ec; steamer mixed mi eS,ic,; ssI do, Ssc,; yei.
York No. white, &C. Oats &C. lower and heavy;
mixed Western and State, aSsc; white do. 4ittGic
Hay dull and unchanged. Hops dull and UNCHANGED.
Cofiee-Rio quiet and unchanged Sugar quiet and
unchanged. Molasses dull at IstG62c for Porto Rico
Petroleum steady and guiet crude, 6aehsl lsc; re.
Al ss Iisc Resin fra si an @ s"cRsnseS % fs TurpSn
tine armer at nc asked for spirits Eggs heavy and
unchanged. Pork dull and lower; mess. Ni IS
prime mess, til50 Beef duli, Lard heavy and lower
prime new steam, sagE do. old, taGts. Butter and
Cheese unchanged. Whisky firm al sl1t
FIeights TO Liverpool dull; cotton per steam Nd.
corn, per steam, i'ld wheat, per steam, I'd.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
DIED.

FAIRFAX-on the ?sth Of June, 1877, amer a short
Illness, ELIZABErH FAIRYAx, beloved wife Of John
Fairfax.
Funeral will take place from her late residence, No.
l2i street. between First and Second streets south
west, SUNDAY, July l, at II o'clock H. m.
BUTTON the 2s,h Of June. 1871, AFTER a short III.
ness, OF pneumonia, Dr. WILLIAM b. HIT, aged
fOrty-eight years
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, nom his late residence 0l6 NJ street north
west, Sunday afternoon July I, at . O'Clock
BILI.ARD.-At Pulaski, y. y, on the 2Ith instant,
MANY JosEpHiSE infant daughter OF J. y. and T.. X.
billiard, OF Washington, aged three months and one
day. ss
BRowN;-The funeral OF wELLrSgroS BRowy
will take place this afternoon AT O'Clock, from his
late residence, S,3 Missouri avenue.
MUNoEN.-on the morning of the nth OF June.
1871, ELLEN cEcEliA RAGAS, wife of Theodore Mum
gen, in the thlrteth year Of her age.
Her funeral Will take place ronI the residence Of
her brother, w. ". Wafthen, on the seyenth:strce,
road, the old to gate on Sunday, July l. s7T 1T
o'clock p m The friends and relatives OF the family
are invited TO attend.
PESIIALI.-on Friday nth Inst ant, in this city OF
paralysis, CHARLIcs PEsHALL, esq, Of Oughtefard.
county Of Galway, ireland.
The funeral Will take place Sunday, July J, At
O'Clock D. M from tho residence OF his son-in.lAw.
VIM H. Plunkett, ESQ, No. ltti q street northwest.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
| attend
National Republican., 1877-06-30

have will hardly be disputed-we may an
ticipate q steady improvement in that re-
gard; and If Americans in general have
practiced great delicacy in this respect
and that they have is not by any means
admitted-they will, doubtless, be impelled
by the implied compliment paid themselves
in their imputations as to others to make
their department still more notably dis
tinguished for quiet refinement Thus we
may promise ourselves improvement in
manners, If in nothing else, at the price Of
ill-ieeling, mutual dislike and some falling
of in discounts and deposits.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
THE T4X.JTcT,

It was announced yesterday that the
Solicitor Gencral, whose opinion had been
asked by the District Commissioners as to
whether the advertisement of the taX-list
could be legally inserted in a Sunday pa
per, decided in the negative. If this is so
The Commissioners will have to decide be-
tween the only remaining bidders, which
consists of our esteemed contemporary, the
Star. and the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,. As
the latter's bid is nearly two thousand dol
lars less than the Stars, and as both papers
stand upon an equal footing as 10 general dd-
rertising rates in hc business community, 1t is
to be presumed that the Commissioners
will award the contract to the lowest bidder.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
OUR SPANISH RELA TONS.

II will be seen from our account In an
other column that the serious questions
arising out of the seizure of an American
vessel in Cuban waters by the Spanish will
likely be amicably settled The vigor and
promptitudc with which Secretary EvARTS
acted in this matter are worthy of the
highest commendation. The American pco-
pie can rest assured that while Mr. EvARTs
holds the portfolio Of Foreign Affairs the
rights and privileges our citizens will he re-
spected by all the Powers on the globe.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

EpH HOLLAND, the star gambler Of Gin
cinnati, was sentenced yesterday to thir-
teen months imprisonment for ballot-box
stufliuy. They are not as considerate in
Porkopolis to the class Of swindlers to which
HOLLAND belongs as our authorities here
nppcar to be-
National Republican., 1877-06-30

THE reception of the President in Rhode
Island yesterday was everything that could be
desired, and will long remain memorable
event in the history of that State. Party feel
ing was laid entirely aside, and all the people
Joined in extending a hearty welcome to the
Chief Magistrate of the nation. His manly
bearing and his noble tnits of character have
won for him troops of friends everywhere, and
he will return 10 the National Capital to-day
stronger than ever in the affections of the
people.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

THE sale Of sale Of several Gcnclg ycarlings
by Mr.. SANFORD, Of Kentucky, to the Duke Of
Hamilton Is an important event for American
horscmen. 1t indicates that the English are
beginning to understand that careful breeding
is producing valuable results in this country;
consequently our turfmcn will hereafter be
liable to encounter foreign competitors for the
best animals in our market.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
TTE SENTENCE EOF4HA ARMY OFFICER.
The Case OF Lieut.. W. W. Fleming, OF the
18th Infantry.

BY Telegraph to TnE RErUHLrCAS.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.
The following sentence has been imposed in
the clsc of Lieut. W. W. Fleming, of the 18th
infantry, convicted of appropriatiug funds in
trusted to him by prisoners: TO he dismissed
the service of the United States and confined
at hard labor for three years, and to be further
confined until he pays the United States fine
of = 900 provided that the whole period oi
confinement shall not exceed five years Also.
that the crime ana mis- name aud piAea o.
abode shall be published in the papers Of the
state from whence he came. The President
bas onurnyed the sentence, and tho state pcni-
tcntiary of Iowa has been designated al the
| place of confinement.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
MARRIED..

vANDERSLoOT-HANNA the morning Of
the nth Of June, 1871, the sdencc OF the brides
mother, IleTndon, Fairfax county, Va, Rev. EDWARD
!. VASDEsio LOOT, of Philadelphia, and Miss MARY A.
HANNA.
ROwE-MCEHEE-In this city, June "a, ls77, by
Rev DIR. Newman, al the residence Of John L. DOty.
esq, THOMAS X. RnwE esq, and Miss LIZZIE II.
MCGHER, both OF Washington.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

THE New York World says that Senator
BAYARp represents the ideal Democracy of
the Union, and incarnatcs the spirit Of the
party SO, then, that is what is the matter
with SAM TTLDEN. The spirit Of the Democ-
acy abandoned him at the Manhattan Club
dinner and now dwclls in the bosom Of the
courtly BAYARD. No wonder poor TiLDEN
langukhes.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

The subioined editorial eyiracts from promi-
nent American newspapers, irrespective Of party
are published Just as any other ners items, solely
for ihc Information Of our readers. Our ocn
opinions and ricrs ,o as usual, be expressed only
il our editorial columns:
National Republican., 1877-06-30

THE Now York Sun reads the Democratic
mayor Of Boston out of the party for officially
recognizing HAYES. Senator BAYARD will he
in danger Of being kicked out next, for he eat
an official dinner with HAYES, and received
the degree of LID. on the same platform.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

The New Hampshire Legislature yester.
day again failed to vote upon the rcsolu'
tions sustaining the policy of President
HAYES,
National Republican., 1877-06-30

published II will be like letting fall the sword
Of DAMocLEs on the craniums Of half the lcaG.
ing politicians Of New York Of both parties.
palling,
National Republican., 1877-06-30
A SvintIIe Exposed.

We publish the subjoincd correspondence
for the benefit of those who suffer from the ex-
tortions of the newsboys. If people who de-
sire to read the news will not avail Themselves
of the benefit derived from an early delivery
at their own houses at the price offered by the
star and REPUBLICAN, then they must suffer
an extOrtion:
National Republican., 1877-06-30

GEN. JoHN F. HARTRASrT, Governor of
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, and
president of the Grand Army of the Republic,
has commissioned her Majesty Queen NICTo-
RIA, of Buckingham palace, London, as his
special messenger for the delivery Of all cable
dispatches 10 distinguished Americans travel
ing abroad. BY this act Gen. HARTRANFT
has suddenly become "biger man than old
GRANT" and our friend FITzHuuu must take
q back seat. Such is life
National Republican., 1877-06-30
IMPRESSTVE CEREMONIES
Performed Yesterday In Trinity Church, New
York, at the Dedication Of u New Altar.

ry Telegraph to THE REPUBLICAN,.
New YORK, June %.
Trinity church was crowded to-day, the re-
markablc occasion being the dedication Of the
"Astor Bercdos aud Altar" presented to the
church by the Astor family. The services
were singuarly impressive and solemn, and
variegntcd hues of sun entering through the
richly stained windows, the spotless purity of
the altar rendered brilliant with countless gas
lets, rich dresses Of the ladies present, the
robes of the officiating clergymen and choris-
ters together with the thrilling notes of both
great organs played simultaneously, made up
scene never to be forgotten. Bishop Potter
otticiatcd, assisted by Rev. Dr. Dix. All the
clcrgymcn of Trinity parish were present, as
were also many from other churches. Ex-
Governor Dix, John J. Cisco and Cyrus Curtis
were present Services commenced with q
grand procession around the interior Of the
church by the bishop, clergy and Choristers
singing professional hymns. The litany was
said by Bishop Potter, then followed the dcdi-
cation services according to the Church ritual.
The services closed with communion.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

The late Queen Of Holland, on her death
bed, prophesied great calamities for France
and her own country.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

THE official guillotine did terrible work
in the New York custom-house yesterday
ARTHUR and SHARPE's turn will come
qppn
National Republican., 1877-06-30

THE noted forger, WILLIAMSON, who cs-
capped from Sing Sing on Wednesday, was a
townsman Of the warden Of the prison.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

We shall esteem 10 a favor II Persons who
fail To receive their Paper regularly will re-
port that fact to this Office rs often AS It oc-
ours.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

T0NDEMNED.-BAI.SAM COpAIBA Is con.
~ demned and discarded as being not only worth.
less hut frequently Injurious II Is disgusting In taste
and smell, and Will disorder the sOundcst stomach,
and still the uuacks use the drug. saniRritnns ON Is
purely vegetable, pleasant to take aud will always
cure IN from two 10 four days II is the only known
medicine that he depended on, thereby avoiding
exposure ard trouble. Male packages e. female, =.
Sold at Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue and
BY druggists.
Jesiy W r. ENTwIsLE
National Republican., 1877-06-30
ATTORNEY GENERAL FAIRCHTLD's reply to
the nnsn lntter of TWEED's lAMYer MaS nnrtlY

prepared by HoRATIo SEYMOUR and SYDNEY
T. FAIRCHnD, the Attorney Generals father
The Word pronounce It unsatisfactory, and
calls for the publication of rwEEDs confession
in full When the interesting document is
National Republican., 1877-06-30
" NATIONAL kEPlRllLAS


4 a Ygung ca BHshsss Mpdger E,sainG Sdr
DEAR SIR: We have called attention I" the fact
through the columns of THE kErrHLlCAS, that the
naper can be bought at our counter nj two cents
ner roDy or left al the residence ut sub.CThCTN for
hly cents per month If people will submit to being
swindled out of three cents, take 1t for grnntCd
that the remedy Il hot in our hands.
Thanking you for the courtesy, truly,
J. Y. SWORDS, Business Manager,
National Republican., 1877-06-30
Tnr Rnrean OF statistlcs Is no fnyorite wlth

THE Bureau of Statistics Is no favorite with
the New York Tribune. The latter journal
challenges its reports and pronounccs them
incorrect, and leading to false infcrcuces. II
denies that there is any longer an increase of
exports and decrease Of imports and says:
AT New York. from Auril to June % inclusive,
the imports have bcCn So il GEO In 1877, against
s6I,ii6.UD0 in 1876. while the specie eXpCrts have
been sl6ioiG1l against slG372,OO) last year These
figures certainly do not indicate that there Il de-
crease in imports; or IN exports Of specie. They
are of importance because the recent npd IN.
crease Of imports may greatly affect the ability Of
the Government To accomplish specie rcsump.
ton II 1t relies for that purpose upon accumuln.
ton of COIN
National Republican., 1877-06-30

Rrsohs baping The city for he summer can har'
THs REPUBLICAN mailed TO aay address BY paying Il
osnts per month, iRuridJiy IN ddpdpcc.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

.TIrE folly of attempting to impose rcstric-
tions upon the liberty of the press in free
country has just been demonstrated in u
striking manner by the case of CHARLES
BRADLAUGH and Mrs. ANNE BEsANT, Of Eng
land. These parties published book in
tended to discourage the increase of popula-
tion. The work was clearly immoral in its
teachings, but would probably never have
reached n sale sufficient to pay half the cx-
pcnses of its publication had not n prosccu-
tion been instituted against the authors, the
result of which was TO bring the book into
notice. SO that more than one hundred thou
sand copies of it have been sold. And now
the Gcvrrhment has been guilty Of imposing
n heavy fine upon the authors and sentencing
them to six months imprisonment Thus the
impruirnt prosecution of two foolish persons
has given wide circulation to bad book,
whereby irrrrapble damage has been done to
the public morals
National Republican., 1877-06-30
PERSONAL.
U. s. N, IL at the EbhItt.

". = Bnlkley, Z. 3. NJ Is At the EbbItt
Captain u. a. Murray, U. s. N, Is nj the Ebbltt.
Judge Thomas Wilson, OF Minnesota, Is at the Eb
bhI.
Hon. Phletus Sawyer, Of wIscsnsIn,is Is located at
the Fhbltt.
j. W. Dresser and A. L. Key, u =. ", are guests
Mt the Ehhiu.
Hon Hugh W. shelly, of Virginia, is stopping at
the Metropolitan.
Hon. T. T. Crittenden Of Missouri, is among the
guests at the Fbbtt.
GenerIl George a. sheridan, OF New Orleans La, is
ulartered ut the Ebbitt.
MaIor Green CLAY tioodoc and wife, U. \. NJ. C., are
registered at the Ebbitt.
Judge James ~. Woodbury., OF Boston, Mass, Is
| registered AT the Ebbltt.
The honorary degree OF Doctor OF divinity has been
conferred on The Rev H. r. Biitlnger pastor Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church Of this city, by tho
Pennsylvania College.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
Hotel Arrivals.

O. W. Mawbry. Mass: T. IIninmestein, +. d. Billi-
field, W. Brown and D. y Wade, y; "; j; Gurnry
Nd; J. e. Anderson, Pittsburr W. II. Iumphrles
Ihitseo; Andrew King, Philnhclphin; NJ. W. Innikit
aud Wife Oakland Md; u. u. Stevens and =. H. ShIis
Ter Cn aud Mrs and Miss PeaclIy. ltichmnnd
n the EbbHt.-R. Z. Jasper, u, y, n; ThOmas X.
Green, Maine; Miss Maage skclding; Frank y
SEelding Connecticut; I. Il. sickcls, PhilaIrlphla T.
r. Phillipp U. y. Nj II. 7. SperTS, Hartford, COne,
tIcut: q. ". Welkcr, North Carolinh Gen. Thomas
owen Greensboro North Carolina; Geo. A. fairfield,
L. =. q L.: I. W. sullivan, u. T. Nj J. T. Martin,
Columbus, Ohio; !. l. Walton, New York.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
The reorle are WIN HAYES.

From the Philadelphia Timesi
The strength Of President Hayes lies with
the people, not with the politicians, This was
again made manifest by the great popular demon
strnton called forth by his visit 10 Massachusetts,
and by the wet blanket with which the Iowa Re
publicans, in convention assembled, sought TO
marked the Presidents visit TO New England are OF
no ordinary character. II Is not = new thing for a
President to spend few days at the centre OF New
England civilization, Washington set the example
nearly century ago and many of his successors
have followed It, But neither Washington, nor
Tyler nor Pierce nor johnson. nor Grant received
such unmistakable tokens of popular sympathy
and admiration as have been laid at the feet oil
Hayes.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
THE EVENING start

business Manager RpUbirdn:
DtAHSIR desire to cali your attention 10 the
G,ct that the boy who have THE REP RLiCAN for
ale In aud around the Baltimore and Ohio depot
and On the ears refuse ~ sell the for lcss than
6ve cents per copy. speak for numerous persons
who don't care to be Sw'ndlcd by said boys.
have broken up a similar practice indnged IN
by the STAR carriers 1T that aud other DEF Gts aud
hope you will do the same, and Oh'igc, very truly
yoirs SAMUEL F. NOVNG.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

Tho following are the buying and selling rates for
Government securities:
.I Sccurltlcs Buying, Selling.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
AHish Compliment to Mr.. Hayes.

From the Boston Herald;
Boston ought to bo proud Il she makes hall
40 favorable an impression on Hayes as Hayes has
made on Boston,
Wants Somebody Thrown Overheard.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser
President Hayes should be admonishcd In
time. There is danger that other States will follow
the example Of Iowa, and leave the hdministra
ton sCudding under bare poles II is time Il
board
National Republican., 1877-06-30
The Scholar In Politics.
From the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle;
rELn nnLnlnr hns his r,lncn In aalitica

The scholar has his place in politics. TO hi
shame he has found II less often than he shOult
lie has becn repCllcd by the cOarsenesS Of Amer
can politics, and, IN his disgust, has conclude
that he could not refine them. lie has been II
pulsed by their methods and has concluded thf
he could not reform them. In the hot ambition
for place under the operation OF the rule that tn
man must seek the Office rather than that the otlic
should seek thc man. he has had no part or lot.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

Tho Republican In New York
can he obtained at BRESTANos News Emporium
. Union square.
National Republican., 1877-06-30

Notice.
We beg leave TO state that decline to return re-
jscted communications; md 10 this rule we can make
no exception.
National Republican., 1877-06-30
A New Departure In Politics Necessary.

Political problems have had free discussion
at the colleges this year They have been treated
from high standpoint, and from 10 partisan leve!
The grave events Of the past year have set great
many people TO thinking and there Is very gen
cral conviction that there is great need not only Of
constitutional changes, but OF decidedly new
departure" In the temper OF the public mind To-
wards practical political management
National Republican., 1877-06-30
Dick Thompson for President In 1880.

A writer in the Chicago Inter- Ocean nomi
mates for Pre- iduit Ia 1880 that ancient mariner
Col Dick ThumpsUn, now IN command of the crew
In the Navy Department. The hard lioosicr com
mon sense that Col Thompson has exercised II
making things ship-shape In his Department Is cx
Rctly the kind of furniture that the people approve
IN u Presidential candidate
National Republican., 1877-06-30
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is now conceded 10
De pre- eminently the best daily newspaper pub
nshed In Washington, and prints more reading
matter IN each issue than all the other daily jour
nAs OF the Capital combined II contains the latest
selegraphic news and correspondence; It Ia free
nom all Questionable articles, reports and adver.
usements, and may be safely admitted to every do.
nestle circle.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is delivered by car.
nefs 70 any address In the District Of Columbia for
Fifty Cents q Month
Twelve Cents n Week.
The NATIONAL REruBLicANw will be mailed to sub
soribers In the United Stntes, POSTAGE PREPAID, at
uhe following rates, always in advance:
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Ihe above rates arc inyariablc Remit In Post
once money orders, II possible; otherwise send
money In a registered letter
Address NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Washington, D. e.
sRates of Atlyertisinu for Cash