Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06


platform. She spoke in German on behalf Of
Hebrew orphan asylum which is to be estab-
lshed there Her account of the restitution Of
the jews in that country seemed to appeal
strongly to those present and what she said was
enforced by remarks made by Dr. Wise, who
commended the enterprise.
THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEES REPORT.
The report of the committee on credentials
was presented by Mr.. Levy and was adopted.
The delegates are as follows: Cincinnati, b.
D. Bettmann, Abe Bloch. n Drucker.
William Goodheart. Lewis Heinsheimer.
Rev. Charles Levi, Louis s. Levi,
Moritz 10th. Max b. May, Theodore MAYER,
Frederick Rauh. Leo Wise. Joseph Block. Abe
Bloom. Alfred NJ. Cohen. Theodore Cohen.
Jacob Ezekiel. Julius Freiberg. Adam A. Kramer,
Jacob kronacher, Lipman Levy, Chas MAYER,
Rev Dr. David Philipson. Alfred Seasongood,
Samuel W. frost; Louisville, l.. Barkhouse, J.
w. Bernheim, Nathan F. Block, DIR. l. y.
Bloom. Charles Goldsmith, s. J. Grau-
man, n. E. Heinsheimer, Samuel Henle.
Aaron kohr, Rev. DR.. Adolph Moses,
NJ. Schwartz and s. Ullman. Detroit
Adolph Freund, Rev. DR.. Louis Grossman,
Samuel Heavensich, Sigmund Simon, Morris NJ.
Cohn, Rev. Chas. A. Rubenstein. Nashville-B.
Herman. Rev. DIR. l. Lewinthal and NJ S. Lobek.
Piqua, Ohio, Rev. Maurice Eisenberg: Zanes-
vile, Ohio. W. Dryfus; Chicago. Lewis Benja-
min, Israel Cowen. L. II. Freiberger. s. Mar
Grand Rapids. Mich. Rev. David Levy:
Buffalo, n. Y, Rev. DIR. Israel Aaron. S. LEVIN.
]. p. MAYER, Henry WE'LL; Pittsburg. Pa,
Josiah Cohen, Meyer Joseph. Abraham Klein
ordlinger, Rev. DIR. L. Mayer. Emanuel Vert
heimer, Charles Leugschmidt; Hamilton,
Ohio. Rev. David Feuerlicht; Porte
mouth. Ohio, Rev. Rev. DR.. J. NJ Wise;
Cleveland yOhio S. Fishel. Rev. DIR. NJ. Maehol,
l. Reinthal, Skall; Milwaukee, Wis. J. p
Frisch. Rev. DIR. S. Hecht; Wheeling.
W. Va, Victor Rosenberg; Washington.
D. c., Lewis Abraham, Charles Baum. Henry
King, jr., Rev. L. Stern and Simon Wolf
Richmond. Va, Rev. E. n. Calisch; 81. Louis,
Philip Constam, Jacob Furth. Aaron Haas,
Louis NJ. Hellman, S. A. Rider, Rev. Dr.
Samuel Sale; New Orleans, Rev. DIR. Max
Joseph Slovenian. Rev. William sparger.
Morris Tuska, Moril Ellinger. Rev. Rudolph
Grossman, Marcus Kohner: Philadelphia, Pa,
L. Baumberger, Sol Blumenthal. A. kaufman.
Arnold Kohn, Rev DIR. Joseph Krauskopf,
Philip levin, A. E. Massman. Daniel Merz.
Morris Newburger, NJ. Refs, Benny Salinger;
Albany. n. Y, Jacob Friedman, j. Laventall.
Albert J. Marx, Simon W. Roserdale, Rev. Dr.
NJ. Schlesinger, Bernard Stark, Isaac Waldo
man; Syracuse. n. Y, Rev. DIR. A. Guttm an;
Newark, \. j., Joseph Isenburg. Rev. Joseph
Leueht, Simon Schener, Bernard Strauss:
Baltimore. Md, David Ambcah. VIM. L. Wolfe
NJ. Oppenheimer, Z. Rohr. Rev. VIM Rosenan,
Meyer Hollander, Vim. Schloss, Rev. Tobias
schanfarber: Chattanooga. Tenn, Adolph S.
Ochs; Alexandria, Va, Isaac Schwarz;
Gainesville. Tex, Henry Waterman; Colds
boro', n. c.. Rev. L r. Mayerberg; Wilkes
barre, Pa, Joseph d. Coons, Samuel Hirsch
Rev. Israel Joseph; Lancaster, Pa, Rev. c.
h. Levy; Baltimore, Rev. A. Guttmscher
Ferdinand Nassauer, Samuel Stein; Lincoln,
Neb. Isaac Oppenheimer.
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED.
A resolution commencing the mission Of Mrs
Bliden was offered by Mr.. Wolf and referred to
. committee. A similar disposition was made Of
the resolution referring to a representation at
the religious congress in Chicago during the
far which was adopted by the rabbinicaI con-
ference.
II was announced that by the will Of the late
J. D. Bernds Of PittsburR the sum Of o. 500 had
been left to the college and one-half Of the resi-
due Of the estate. The reports Of the various
officers were presented to the convention in
printed form without being read
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
Permanent officers we're chosen - follow:
Emanuel Wertheimer Of Pittsburr, president:
Lewls Abraham of this city, vice prendent:
Lipman Levy of Cincinnati. secretary: Benny
6aliuger Of Philadelphia, assistant secretary
The new president, Mr.. wertheimer, IL .
member Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania.
In taking the chair he made suitable speech.
Mr.. Lewis Abraham Of this city was presented
to the convention and made q few remarks.
The convention took . recess until 2 o'clock
TIE HEBREw coILEoE-
The report of the president Of the Hebrew
Union College. Rev. DR.. Wise, stated that the
college was opened 1t the beginning Of the year
With forty-four studsnts, Who were Organized
N elasss Tor preparatory and eoiisgiassyso thas