Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
WORK WELL DONE.
we g'NM BIRTH ELECTS OFFICERS
AND ADJOURNS.
,.Oc.ea Amendment 90 the Constitution
10 Allow Women ss Members
of the Order.

qho sf.h and last days session Of the
nd Convention OF the B'nsi Birth was
..,.rod Al 10 o'clock yesterday morning
.r PRAYER by Rev. Henry $. Jacobs, Of
New York.
vi. r G. Hamburger, of Chicago, Offer
.s,r.solutiou that tho session be contin-
"a s,riutcrruptedly until sine die adjourn
,rt. Agreed 20. ~
MKT PLACE or NETTING.
,f- poihechlld Of san Francisco, offer
.rrs0'uiion that the next session OF the
t. lesDI be held IN San Francisco.
~ AhrAham. Of Cincinnati. moved 20
s,f..tute Cincinnati IN place OF San Fran
~, Goodhari wanted 20 know. in Wow
-.. ~yoyal treatment" received here,
...st was the matter with meeting in
p- nond again next time.
.irrsn Was selected by vote of SO
too ,.,r,,,v,.
,.,,,.rdmcnt wns offered that wherever
..-l brother or brethren" occurs
constitution and general laws of the
q -hali zoe construed 20 refer TO the
.i.. a- well as to the males.
tlu simon Wolf offered resolution
.f.. matter be referred 10 the subOrdi-
l rs IT W0tlf4 lAltil w luliN tA0-
..oI aud give rise 90 excellent argu-
.t. ..d as soon as two thirds of the
l..- should agree % IL then the Execu-
... committee could promulgate such as
rl. eject of this amendment would be
o., .frit women 10 membership In tho
o.. resolution was adopted.
THANKS.
T.Committee on Resolutions submit
>, ttf,r report. returning thanks 10 the
r. ovls persons: HIS EXceilency 4. W
t'Iruav, Governor Of Virginia, Tor the
,...f ilr hall Hon. J. TAYLOR Ellvson,
v..0r Of Richmond. and Mrs. J. Taylor
son. for the kind reception g en- tho
....rafe- at their residence; Mmmon,
rmin and Paradise lodges, l. O. j.
s tr kind entertainment Jefferson Late,
and Social Circle for musicale and
...,c rendered the delegates Mcrcan-
t.r.uh for reception and entertainment
i..- aud other citizens of Richmond
-fnurfe-ics extended, President Ioven-
Exam i1r arranging details for meeting of
Invention and the able and impartial
..rr,r ln which he presided over ITS de-
if.-...aus: 20 the daily press for publish
.r REPORTS of proceedings; to Secretary
r.. .r,es~iugcr. OF the Executive Commit
o.. t.r services rendered.
W Eorhschid offered resolution that
elm tlr majority Of the special commit
.r ri'uql reports n shall be accepted
..t indicated bv the Executive Com
..,.i. b. the law If the order in accord
,... with resolution passed Tuesday.
COMMITTEES.
Tho Char announced the following COM
,~. Cortennial-M Goodhart, Herman
vii Josiah Cohen, j. Holzner. and >. >.
n. tl.-..b Commission-JoseDhF Fox, A.
r-.r..n.. Charles Hoffman. NJ. 5. Eisner,
Sr.r VoIf T. Felsenthal. l.. Frenkel, II.
C-..,.l..,,r1. and BENJAMIN Z. PeixOttO.
or notion of Mr. Wolf he was excused
tom sarrfnr IN committee and Mr.. Loyen-
r.ucloet,d IN hi, place.
ELECTION or oFTIcEEs.
p0-rr,sdent of the Executive Commit
o.. Nr. 81. A. Marks nominated for re-
election Nr. julius Bien. Of New York, who
y.. seconded hy Mr.. J. Cowen and unanl-
m0u-Iy elected.
1he presd NJ c1mplmented the conven-
ro9 OIL is choice and Mr.. Blen responded.
Nr Jo-.uh Abraham, of Cincinnati, was
rcpDmira..1 for president of the court of
anp-sI. iv Hon SIMON Wolf and seconded
lr Mc,s.-. Joseph h0thschild, of san Fran
c..cI. an j. J. Frank, Of New York. and
unanimously elected.
JUDICIARY AND EXECUTTyE.
Zach district then nominated one men,
tor of the Court of Appeals and one men,
Ter Of the Executive Committee, who we're
elected rs follows.
Executive Committee District No. /. :.
Suztereer. New York, No.2. Jacob Furth,
rvasyile. Ind. No. 8, :. J. Strauss,
WrE,larrr. Penn. No. 4, ID. A. D'Ancona,
A.r Francisco. No. 5, Hon. Simon Wolf.
Washington, p. c.. No 6, Edward Ru-
t,yt-. Chicago. No. Joseph HIsh,
Nc,.burs: No. 8, ID. Wolf, Berlin, Ger
many: 80. .. DR.. A. Stern, Bucharest,
Curt OF Appeals-First district. 4. L.
Sanger. New York: Second district, Jacob
hroe6er Cincinnati; Third district,
Jacob Singer. Philadelphia; Fourth dis
tr.,. Joseph Roihschild, San Francisco;
Tuh district Lionel G.. Levy, Jr., Colum-
)u-. Ga. Sixth district Adolph kraus,
Chicago, seventh district, Leo n. Lew,
Galveston. Tex: Eighth distinct Morris
Goodlart. New York: Ninth district, Hon.
L. t. Pexotio. New York.
Ou motion of Hon. Simon Wolf. thanks
irarsng vote were rendered 20 Mr. lsldor
Bush. Of 81. Louis. the retiring member OF
'I, IKE utlve Committee from the Second
district.
FINANCIAL.
The Finance Committee reported the
iaWu. hedule for the next i've years
diI Ltr of taxation necessary TO meet the
Gut.
l.- ca0.t4 tax for expenses of Executive
Committee I'd cents per year. Expenses
,0-t Of Appeals. 81 900; Executive Com
r'-." 1000 postage, cables. etc, S9UO
lr-uHa journal Of convention, Sl,lOO
luu-lc new constitution and translatlng,
$50. printing annual reports, blanks, etc,
5000 printing new ritual and translating
SILL. $500. Centennial commission. Sl,OOO
r.a commission. $500; com mission Ior
CONSULTATION If Jewish orders, $500; Me
r... otr.4l organ, 5000; salaries sec
Te'ar,-. l'e $1,000; session of 1895, So
g. lo'G So 500. Estimated revenue
io' aye y.--- S36SO0.
lH. c.u-tfee recommended the pas
".e q 'le resolution placing the. per
t'if- tr fr the next FIVE years at forty
'-a first year and thirty cents LOT
,'.-- ile o'Iers, 20 be PAID annualiy dd IN
he tcginning January !, losO.
SINE DIE.
Nr Go0lhart then took the floor, and in
,.. u.ogistic speech proposed spe-
ra --oIr'on Of thanks TO the President,
N.oa va- unanimously adopted and alter
~, endorsed IN short speeches by
@.o. SIMON Wolf and Cowen.
If. uAucOna, of San francisco, pro
D., tlree cheers for the city OF Rlch-
10. winch was given heartily, with
irg thrown in for luck.
Hl4i0P NJ. the convention adjourned
Hs -s
..ire putting the motion for adjourn
o. President LOyenstein thanked the
-f' for the complimentary resolutions 10
=. zig and other citizens and said tnat
oe' r' adlourning sine de he desired TO ex-
i.. 'he pleasure OF our people at having
Ut Convention here, and Of himself per-
so.a.g for the pleasure he had expert
e2c.l IA meeting old friends and making
new ones The work had been well done
s1d would no doubt rebound 70 the, wei
i-fe oi the order But amidst all the
Lo,lly surroundings he could not but feel
Na 'n the thought that before five ye@s
'oled around and the time for another
ute'ng came numerous changes wouio
0'ear Older delegates would have 70
maze way Tor younger ones and prooaoiy
~ few fhcn present would be no more.
in conclusion the President wished the
lflngafpc q 4afa frif, hnuaa and hoped that