Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
B'NAI-B'RITH ORDER.
Aopgs sses FROM MAYOR ELLYsoN
AND Or. CURRY.
..,.,or Iovenstcin Elected Chairman
Rcporta and Committecs-Banquct
Tonight.

ainiag-room Of the Exchange Hotel.
M. Bien 10 dong so referred In a few short ro-
...f.,o fne importance Of the work to be done
aihe order ani TO IsrAolhes In general.
rts ral aas called Sn1 showed that 70 cut ot
t.,ceases 90 which the convention was GU
a.. .. wrsc presea'.
TEMPORARY CHATRMAN.
N,-.irauors for temporary chairman being In
.t.r ar simon Nolf proposed Tor that position
soy Abraham. OF Cincinnati, VINO WAS
...i by Nr. lsd,r Busch. OF 1t. Louis
,. b. e. Hamburger, OF chicago, was put In
s rsfoa by Nj samuel Woolnor. and second
..,. 81. A. Marks and S. salzberger were
.'.e ...uli,d IN q votes for Mr. Abraham
.f- Na Hamburger, and the former was
.. ~'n % o. Mr. Hamburger, tho election Of
a, .I.-4a.fl vas made unanimous
. 4,se9h Ho.h ctild and Joseph Fox
4...., a.rI a copmitteo % escort Mr. Abra-
Dr.. fne cnair. whn. IN assuming II, said no
..l anon tho honor a. conferred upon the
....,. .. peg re.cuied aud moi upon HIN self
.- l..t1o.l. CLERK Of The Executive Commit
t.....,l as temporary secretary.
WELCOMED.
v- -,-eustein asked the privilege Of the ioor
... .aau= sfrs4s. chnirinan o. the JOINT
..-It.. az Arrangements OF tho local
... s,.. greeted the delegates and extended
...a. tA. coCrie7i1s ~ tho city aud an invita-
,. +. attend the various entertainments ten
..r.- oIrcl unnecessary 10 appointa COM
..... .r crcfcuuts. end on motion Il was re-
. nae fne uit i,l 'efs prcsont ana those who
.II s--ite with proper crcdential bo declared
tr r. .1.nrrs ~ ihe convention
ILnvAsrSr CHAIRMAN.
r- r...h N. singer, Of phlsdolphia, present
c.... riG.o OF Hon William Loyonstein, Ol ihis
I t.r permanent chairman. NJ Lionel 1.
Ir Of Columbus, Ga.. seconded Mr.. L0Ven-
..naton. Mr. 30 sph Fox OF New York,
..,..si Mr. Wiigm 3. Cans, Of Tho same
r. .r.-'ieu' Of District Grand Lodge, No. =
...- -e-.u loI ny Nr. VI. D. hirsh, OF Ont
.aI judge Henry ". G0idioglo, Of New
.-.. coliforlo and levy were appointed
... -. ouut tte vote, which stood % Tor Nr
.... r.f s. for Nr. Loycnsiciu. and the later
-.. .-cd permanent chairman of tho body,
tf..-fa singer Gud Fox were appointed
....t..., 60 c. orf bim to the CHAIR,
..reaf.oiu g-a.eilny thtnked tho dele
ta-ne honor aud promised % do his best
....lL
r.,ts n the convention were rendered
o., ..lr. .-try charm ior the abie manner IN
b. ue had presided.
yIcr-FEEsIDUNrs.
r. fIsaiar vice. presidents from the re-
-.t. .f.tlcts were appointed: tlrsi district
y g.. oan-, 81 Sew lork; Se,o1I, NesHah N-i,u
-..... Fourth. j. =. A-cf '.m. san franclscO'
f.. Ii.lrl q. LHFy. Jf., 'oium Gus va
.. -lU ell N0olnor Icofia' H. SeEeplh,
.... f. Gioss, canton. ht7o' rlShul, hSehIy
rs...u. chicago: Ninth, Benjamin T. PeiX-
c. .tes lork.
RISING VOTE.
a.. .tpog Wolf moved mat "a q mark 81 ap-
-...t0l uf lte val .au.e fefVices fchleIti Oy
.. t H. PeiNptt1. eX-Niiu-tcr % ROu-
... ror r.urssentiug that country. which
., ...' fr-' 'irls l..3 a delegation IA convention,
.... be- 4I.-.ai 81 'o- president nv the unusual
,r.I..r. .. rising vote. IAis was done
trtr applause.
from AUSTRIA.
7..fro.-r estcrram was received:
HrcutREsT. June !. 1890
r....... I... ..nIs fiaternal greetings May
e..,.,... .... .gttcn order throughout wori1.
STERN.
urryArUs.
~,.f-.....-r tIfsruatcs were announced as
.[,t..t. ....s. Julius H. Stick, Adam Less
nj. ri.. F.-r. Euu Ginzterger, :. Is. Won,
s.ll.l I.as.., j. oteuieldof, N. Levy O"oe
Ram H..a. Nlrs. iri J.. frenkoL
t.frr.N ue convention adjourned until
Afternoon session.
cfsI-v.a rnsI,l.l al 3. 80 T. NJ. Tho FOL
Iurs mmli.eD D1 hlles wG3 announced :
Irr Victor Abraham. !. =. ID. Coons, h.
Clr.larser s. b. Noie. l. Ooorielder' and N'
L.sN
sEcRfTARIrs.
Da motion % Nr. simon Wolf the following
Bs,e unanimously elected permanent secrota-
r.s: s.. Hamburger, ID. n. Cohen, and A. =
A.oIa
rEH miNI's ME-sAGE.
Tho President of he Executive Committee
"f.eI lls message. which "aS reH1, "ua
t.i..a3 cY.i-s circulated among tle members.
t.r.,... 'i.a.. ..llu-I.l, 10 the various matters
,..,,-.. f,, ,Io c,ier.
40 ,..r,,v ,,,', ns, noen ast,n-
.. orr,'f lo+ge I'm EoI,nsi,ia has been in.
tn4irf, a lodge 10 Bion'z, Austria, and another
r. rirr rr jurisdiction of the Executive
t.umtt.e. Measure, are In progress IN Aus
'rs'f.anI { have been lu correspondence with
b. .Ythg-ia.t- advocate OF our cslse IN tho
s.Itl .fr.,al republic for TIE creation of lodges
O.. ...-. ..uufri.s Dartuf ueau- Interrupted
....,0. s.4nici,.-lt begun in France for
,. .,r.. ..Yrt...-, and tf tlc hesiUning which
r..,nl.n visiting LONDON would te followed
L'1fA lo' E.t IS i'', les plOiI,Ig c,ia fnr fnI
.-...o1 l1....h eoa. ''''''
UNION or oEDEhs
"e n' lr 70 Ira, ra 'ii 1i,id soi1',1ti S,1oUI ~
'--I '., az ,,,,,.at -
'' =, ,,e s',' .o,,r,on N ,,d
- "a -, 90 ~, md
r'.. ,'..".,r,..,,., Ina, re,ently the Preei-
',,, ~. oua ,,,','i -, ,I,a con-
r.ta. -'ia.s .-:rr, takcs orcas.on 10 say:
"l.y .' % m'morrs ~ The various ofsanl1a-
s-e ia. -oIi--auc people The man ,i iIiaH llat
..,..,ti,r,s ant ,et by Inc census
t..I ...l ~i4,ns, which is now being taken,
.I.N. .f 10 fuaf th srt are Iti more tu-n
s... II tii. L uiied states and they have
t-..,.a- tl- a- a,a informed. eight Jewish Sc
g.. ..s.... ...,r. having identicalIy the same
.-i aims. who fritter away their great
tl.u-CENTES.iAI.
..r. ILL. 90 O.t,ber. 1873. tho first half
r.-. . .Ir c.3rr'. ex stence will have
r
. ma. Iba, a celebration OF this event
.t-t. 10 t,, ,ro,o TINA in tho city of
N.e .-. . - r,rthris..e. on a scale
lr..... .| -, cysaf,css and its re-
r4.... d.. ....-,onts durin. mis- compare
..-. ... It us,li levolvo ou YOU TO
.l. ..-.... 70 a.-,.f.r - nud per,e-t plans
i.. -, ana a. ,nsnre their exc
c-,.-.tr.. -'," iegis 'ation.
s-aGHANT-AT-ARMs.
N.ACten. q t,t.city. Was elected sergeant
t.E..
,o,,,,,r,,ys
'V"Nli i-i~''
....f. .- ..... s,,c,,id ne referref 10 a spe-
ca.r, n. tsrlou- general committees
...r. % e.. ID. q. .,raf fo O. auafful committee