The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-13
Notes OF the Hebrews,

1t Is In the JeosA xss'eres that the following rsmazk
Is printed, Tho modern Jew constantly vaeatss b.
tween monotheism and monsytheism."
There are now two papers in the Hebrew Language
printed in tho city Of New York. One Of them deals
with theoo stca questions and the other with ndus-
trial Both Of them are weekly.
The Society OF Political Science Of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association has Just been organised under
favorable auspices and with good prospects, A course
OF lectures economies will DO delivered before it.
That tho Literary League of tho City Of Now York ID
not exclusively jewish has been made evident by the
election Of Cornelius Collins Its President Jewess
has been chosen OF tho VicePresidsnts Of the
League. which has now good prospects OF sucoesA
Tho new Deputy Health ofioer Of this port DR.. Bic
nenfed. is member of tho Board Of Trustees Of the
Kehilath Jeshurun Synagogue. and is also member Of
varo us jewish societies and lodges. He takes
tive part in the Affairs Of the Jewish residents Of New
York
Aperod of rest and recreation 10 offered to those
Jewesses who need II. at low price, in tho Vacation
House at Bedford Station. which 10 conducted under
tho auspices OF tho Young womens Hebrew Associa-
ton and the Working Girls Sections Of Jewish Sis
terhoods.
city. the Rev. Dr. Freshman. says that hs IL enlargug
the membership OF his church By gaining converts
from Judaism. His friends declare that he does not
suffer in any way from the attacks made upon him By
the Jewish papers.
There were $50 delegates at the Convention recently
held in Philadelphia by tho jewish Publication Society
Of America. which not only publishes works on Juda.
ism. but encourages Hebrew scholarship Its receipts
from al sources during the past two have up
to nearly $4,000.
1t is hoped that there will be perm peace In the
American Jewish Historical Society after the set
Element OF the dispute about tho election rabb,s
members OF the Executive Committee Tho raDbis arc
determined to maintain their ground leaders ali
the activities OF Judaism.
The reports made Executive Com m,ttee of the
order of Free Sons OF Israel show rapid increase
the membership Of all tho lodges The monument IN
memory Of the late Grand Secretary will be dedicated
next September. Grand Master HArburger is giving
close attention to tho various duties OF his ONCE.
The Homo OF tho Order Bnai Birth at Yonkrrs well
sustained though now additions to its funds al.
ways welcomed by the Board of Govern b.. The
Treasurer OF the district Is in Europe where he will
spend the summer. The Committee on Intellectual Aa'
vnncement Is constantly charging its operations.
Tho American branches OF tho Universal !sFaeits
Alliance will cooperate with the French Central Com
mittee OF that body In making SPECIAL "ah'o't AZ INC
Chicago Fair. In this exhibit there will 10 arceso OF
interest from many parts OF tho world aud from inc
factories FARMS and schools under the jurstet'ono
the alliance.
The Jeui,h Mssa0rr speaks OF Joseph Barohdsss ths
leader OF the Jewish working people of Ne" YORK n"
IMAM Of undoubtel talent aud influence" but does mol
approve OF his methods AS a IAh"r leader "t''A
recently resulted In his condemnation to tie p'H''eH
tiary from which he was relieved through til" c'eA'
ency Of Gov Flower.
It's discovered that many Of tho feminine members
of the Agusr Literary club leave that orlan'rAton
when they enter the state of na'r'm"ny Hr' nha
the duties Of married life too oner0us 10 p"'h' 'He
TO remain in the club, Some OF the members hoa
that it would he desrnbI" to Unite with tho young
Women's Hebrew Association.
The more learned Of the papers Of the Hebrew fAih
discussing question that Is 20 D" pTuNHS' -'o's
the HaNbrical Confcrsnc" next mDn't. whether 'ho
Abrahamic rite must tie enforced uln ll'e ""nt'1''
nj. Gin . A