The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-27


scented these resolutions as the represen-
tatives of your congregation more pleas
ing to me than one who has been honored
50 many years by the people OF tins
city with positions of trust and honor,
the duties of which have been discharged
by you 50 faithfully as to merit the peo-
pies continued confidence l can assure
you that this mark Of esteem on me
part of your congregation mas deeply
touched my heart. and viii be cherished
by me through life. ! have travelled IN
all countries, and visited all the great
cities OF ;he world, ana IN each Irprat.
there Is a book which bears the impress
Of your great laWgiVer, Noses. ana II
the beaten path and guide 10 az fa'ths.
You have been pleased to state tnat you
are representatives. Of another faltn IMAM
my own. / can assure sou that TINS DuI
makes the compliment the greater ana
more highly appreciated by me-. II WIZ
be cherished by me during my me oiie
shall always he placed in a conspicuous
place in my home. ] thank you deeplg
and sincerely for this mark OF your
The words within the frame were as
follows:
CONGREGATION Beth Ahaha Synagogue
Richmond. Va. Feb. q, 1895.
The board Of managers OF ccheitSd''oll
Reth Ahaba deems It a pleasure and
dutv alike to give expression to the sen
timent of its members on the occasion vi
the ffticth anniversary OF the pasloIa'e
If Rov. Moses D. HoSe It - by the
infinite grace Of God that Dr.. Hose mas
l,een permitted TO fiji out nifty years OF
pastoratc. and with one congregation. the
second presbyt srian congregation OF the
,it, of Richmond. Though Connected
with one congregation. DR.. Hogc belongs
70 al men. The h1lf-century OF his NM
istl.y has been filed with faithful ana
earnest work. done in the service "l
God and for The happiness OF man,
through al which time the distinguished
initiate while never for a mon ent untrue
~ his own convictions. vet has so served
the community at large that the follow
ors of all faiths have enjoyed the fruits
cf his scholarship his elcquence' ms
broad ard generous sympathy. Ana II
is hereby
resolved That Congregation Beth
Ahaba most heartily joins in the jubilee
celebration given in honor OF KEY. Df.
NJ. -. Hoge. and through the board OF
managers gives voice TO it's appreciation
of the noble and unce8sing labor Which
Or Hoqe has performed, MOI only FOR
his own congregation but for the city OF
Richmond.
Resolved. That It tenders TO DR.. Hoge
this expression Of It's sentiments with the
heartfelt wishes for his continued health
and strength and the deem ana earnest
pravcr that he may be spared FOR many
many years TO prosecute the noble WORK
i'm which he is engaged.
(SigueO EDWARD y. CALlSCH,
Rabbi.
MOSES MILLHlSER,
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN,
Secretary.
WILLIAM LOVENSTElN,
ISAAC HELD.
JACOB EDEL,
Committee.
Seal of Beth Ahaba Congregation
THE MILITARY.
Tho review If the military was hand
e,,,,, feature. The First Regiment OF
u.bfcb Dr Hoce is chaplain. was Out
y.itb fuu ranks under the command OF
CI1nrcI ZONES. rhe color guard formed
around Dr HCec with the folds OF then
nacs surrounding him and TO the beat
of the drum they passed III reN'e" III
single file
Erieadier-Goneral PHILIPS and his stan
the field officers Of the cavalry ana ar
tillery passed first in irregular oIueI
ana shook hands and presented their con
cratuIations. colonel Jones and stan FOL
lowed next. and then the regiment march-
eel past and upstairs 10 the banque'
hall. where they were well Toasted. The
Blues and Howitzcrs were well represent
ed i'm their individual capacity.
The gallery, during the entire cere-
monies was filed with brilliant crowd
/ Of interested spectators Of the moving
I thrOng.
Around Or. Hoee was grouped his fam
! Uy. consisting Of Moses -. Hose, IT, NJ
/ u Mr.. and Mrs Marshal NJ. Gillian ana
! Ms Mary Gillian. Rev. Peyton Hose
! and Mrs. Hoge. and Ny Hampton HoSe
| and Mrs. Hoge Gillian and r. g. Mar
/ guess. a.,
! |, would be futile To attempt any list
! of tho names Of even the most prominent
persons present. To name the lawyers
! would be TO call the roll OF the Bar AS
| ISOLATION TO call those OF the preachers
would be TO give the entire ministry OF
| Richmond. To make note oil the doctors
/ prest nj would include the city medical
/, association. Indeed, those VINO were away
| would make the shorter list.
! Governor OFerrall. with his stan, con
! sisting Of Colonel Cowardin, Colonel Har-
| wood Colonel Peasants, General Ch1"les
| j. Anderson Colonel JO Lane stern and
| Colonel G. Il. Wingo towards the close
| of the evening called en- Or. HoSe ana
paid their respects, and gave him hearty
! congratulations.
Or Hoge has received several hundred
telegrams and letters of cong 'atulation
4
| them from Europe.
Cardinal Gibbons said: 81 congratulate
! you upon this suspicious occt sion"
/ Dr. Tain age and DR.. Hall, of New
| York, sent warm words of congratulation
/, and good wishes.
A. ID. r. Randolph. OF New York. said:
Love and congratulations; better fifty
years in Richmond than cycle in Ca
| thay."
w. NJ. Scott. Of Texas, sent his hearty
congratulations and a reference to Cen
! esis 49-24.
DR.. Hoge stood the intense fatigue of
the evening without moments rest,
and seemed as fresh at the end as at the
beginning.
After the grip. diphtherla. pneumonia.
scaret-fever typhoid-fever, etc. Hood 8
Sarsaparilla Is OF wonderful benefit III
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