15d THE AMERICAN ISRAELITE, .. ' ;*" SV '

-«'.., *H ? I If a Fresthinkeriaa-iaan who is free and. -JDeifo* That whlcbman ftiide f in *Gennany»thB*'4astHtoVfc*5toW and ^M^nl^^in'Wp^ W^^^^** ^IV2 *"» "¦ ' T , VI from prejudice*, preconceived opim in himself is his knowledge,, snd knom^**BJBM^&^l^^

mortal

etate would etracfc irom his ^yeraa^o

v^n^^i^

^ American Israelite. y^i^f -wfa

¦** *hi? h^^ei#Pswrm s?»£!a^a?fi- saps s s:• ¦'; ,, ;, . .. . , , . . . neepng 'rioflonfiiWhen he thinka^put self, in the vast-domain o£jtfapar#; distances^ weii aB,*a^io;m.$$ira^Afj| ouf mind pari not form an- adequate and every orb-so^ creation j twhen'alliWArn * fin p„mi«ii.wi anri Pr<Hi»r« u* ownU«# bW of- that claW^'If can be(nd mbre^aoM^^'eoiir fc»eaMbM;jW: conception :bf infinity, eternity arid spftwi^unroUB^itBe lfii iiki. BotoUJAof ;?BWCH * C0M Pnbll3t.rB and Prop rs.

a ^eftinker i8 a man ffho ha8 em^ISAA6M. W1SE, - - ' - Enrrou. cipated himgelf from reason and its Orierof .the ancient rabbis mid, five ye^^^LEQ WIBE, . » . ss^KT En^ dicta, and imagines in place of re*, «Oom<I,wift Bh^th^'(^Pl^i §W^§ ffi 8*04fS¦-¦¦¦¦¦¦:* . . . ' ¦ ¦ : .- - ¦ . ¦¦

w soning, then put us.down as his op- or obj ect) where heaven arid;eart.h .wonderfulJ &fy m»} who. perform mun MbMB ^HmBelf;f 'th ie>,!iweatest'J 6^fall jplisfrall^this^thenVshall^CINCINNATI^ O.j 'NOVEMBER 12)1880 ponent. Judaism affords fuj l scope kiss '1 iotia another), In TOanj is' acleB^ are beheVefl ¦""tb ' exl&t; W prophets; is describee! ib!¦ Scripture. a». how light Bprmg8>frpm* darkness j or-v- ?¦: '. ' " ::": r 'y , :"• ;. '. :"" ;:V: ' ¦' '". ' .. '' - ; , . ¦, ; to free^thinking%ut sets'DdundB to our a»er^--E -&"-¦ rW?W; tees^n^erV .iB^thatfeii^^?. a; ^nner. . What,v

^i TEBiw^BirBsominrioN. ? lawless! miagifen/ A^ayiwhd ' ' ^ &^1 ^C^^fr ^e^&&» .tflfo wicke*cpuhV ^^^ffiV^ft^ffiJ 5S^*?^SS®ffll^%^Tm AxtwcAw liiuun, with Gorman ¦ . ¦ • .. ¦¦ivf. ~<-- .i # . " r . rr^ ,: >j» j \„v,- '/^ilWAd +w state,i,could ;form .: nn ]aea, otf :nim f periecuon,.aociqent.ipveiernitvL- .¦and.vv;-:r«»8^l 5H^ uiWut

th.W,S,<W considered .braself very! unhappy, Tr^; fnend ^o^ea , Cbuld we rely upon and tru^^wV"saw?«wenf^rknnum?* - 4.00 lately gave utterance to his miseries wha^the sau thow ^or ^he^^bswnea thai:clas8 b^p^le^

wwld lik^ a God?;: CoWweJobk^Thfl Oem^ auppioment (dsbobah) alone, t Qo &nd BQUght our advicC) which we printadwithlevery edition of the TaV tb'havelb^ h^),cbnBolati6han^rwf>g<>to KUrope.per»nQum, - 1.0* bim gratuit0UBly viz . My mud (mBDin) were, where and when 0ffBOt to those rabbis who can do no of affliction; sadness,and misfo^

^VSZSSSST"- ^ imagine !e,, work more, e.t .hey faed J, mM «*** .o-der. at .U. iS" ^ a=°?b. aSSSSrtfiSajgS^^•n. square, one insertion, ¦ • • 11 oo. less and reason more ; expect less of to notice .tj iat an answer to this ques- m Creator of the Universe and all the orders them wisely.- Let >us: alwaVs ¥SSS&^SZ^h., ¦ ¦ " - iSS this world than vou deserve, and be tion would be too lengthy for this Tie Lord and His ^s Incomprehen.

^^^ stirprising thing8 bearin ^ind,ihe w^rds of our }Bagi; ^oSSeffl^ TSf'' ¦ " • ' - ' « m always ready to do a little more than journal. We must direct him to Dr. i l!l around us? By no means ! .'For a ^ ^ajn

^ no

Whatewr:the Lord^compflmentBty ftcBointione and. obituaries, 5W . . Zunz 'a book, Zw Geschichte wind Lit- sermon Delitered by Bey. »r. f*lk vidavbb, of visible", comprehensible and imperfect in his wise Pi ovidence haB; .decreed ¦'tif c&^*Eti?£!2 * l* la.

y°Ur dU£ eratur, Vol. I., Berlin. 1846. in which ***** "• creator poul§ not bringMi eWnah f ^^^ ^mi mm•: ^^

»w«"f^^?' Aphil

15, 1840, twenty-four {wJ2Q t 8 he devotee a chapter >- Then t Mheiddi the Vork. of God, that a m« inconceivable w^rks. Man; must with ;cM^^¦ 8L2S^^^a j3S^^wS?oV tS TRrR«lU«« rft Lnlv«d ro entBhlish a 'iP 5;. ¦ ' u• * a vZ 1 1 ^5. can S°Vfla ? "?'the ^,thit u d0M nnaw ,he therefore arrive at :tbeconclusipn that him, and never forget that no man rjan. ;.j2Sa^iSB«uK?"' A,^tftnt Edltor the Israelites resolved to establish a t0 thlB 8Ub,ect, and also names his .u*»-Eceie.i«t«Tiu. n. ; it .g Ml ¦¦bBoa'u-Be;the Lord is all- find out his works.- ? Let:; iiB: make t ^d«: wwi vm be at thiB 0(Bce at2p . m.( <>»iir, reform congregation in the city ol prcdecesBore who wrote on the . sub-. _ . , ,¦ , : . ' , . . ... . ., miehtv, alKpowerful and all-wis^

,f : . ¦ , ,, worship -WestLondon Synagogue ^iB: 'The^^

WEix-inforxnedI people assure us of British Jews." This is, to this I j 0{ m^^m^m Sed^cS^eySt P^ica! ' I^^ ^M^ V ee-^ mmmm&-hat M1sa |arak Ber^ardM? Jewi.h very daj% only.reforra syna. ^4 Started by the

Members; of 1«in talenVFrench in^sposi^on.and in , the city of L()ndoQ>:

^^ ^,3^^^^^^^^ SdSlll 'iS^SSS- "A^V: " ^«*«^i^^^,n moral character, floman Cathohc. S|l0ftIy after that three reform . i^nti^ttoiibaa^^,^^ ^^^^^a^SSS^Jlt -JW^fta -d^.3i«W^^« v»^^%^^m^DiPLOMAcy means, not to say what cf"6^8 *ero; 0«* :.J

n; of , ;ihe.Talmud, ' and :caUe!dAtheir may:;be true^tha^Solomonidid^otf wbrdlof'jltiff i &F* , S lmmi^ iyou: think;, not to; appear what you »*-D

^d::°fW-^;W/.?% notes rmtfrtn, or . addenda ^^^aftVi

write ^.bpo^of^pnom^^^ jrtyto{'Th6i{m oiall bur knowledge; aflfi flrst ad^nced

and^aaked

^bw? Sarcnottoaskfor tHat which vouWarit ,: Baltimore audOharlestqn,fe.O.^to kdiust your countenance to suit now three^fpur^s of all^American denda werVcompiled^ and added-as ' rSsS! i ^Thirtyl ^earsi^replibd Katurei^

the fox and the serpent. People of ontod^pl' . the- sea shorQ cities, to aieo a proselyte called Abrahain^who ^

aAxed^tp^,;name,if,he,: M hoT^ they:.;a j nbiwheremre^they fro&mdrhilg to nightl' BlSiSthat kind ; make - excellent 6ourtiers findVa gennine;prt^odoxlcongrega, died about?! 170, mentioned!in >Kidr ff™^S ^S S S S? a^4;*n^^^'

^iractivit^ema^ fd^ybear Mavy^uraeh8^ra«glPand Very unreliable citizens; : li^v one^hdse members object

;tp ^^n 71aj of whom noi

m g 'ilse ¥ Sfl ?haf^£^^ ^ y ^ ^ f m^V0^m corn;;Ba;ckKio.theHmy^lhafeoabana yery unre < <

: i; f reforms of a mpdera;^ nafcurb. The khowh - - > ^ ^Vf^V ?*&*<& SSlSn^&SraS^iS fg^ ^f-S^^^W^^Urns^ may:

bread^whire

^ shall^KaveC;:Our: editorial space . is chieay diiferehce between 11s here tnd in ¦ *W \ ' ^\':- : ' «wSrhi3l e^lS ' W^^T^JP^^IrM? ho^Cpura:geiiientnbr;be^efreBh^^^^^^^^^^^ ;>n^: ^>i^^tt- ^^

o^|h|> Iv^alrtlb Mial^^friend , who :wisheB to;speak to our respect. . .;- . . . :¦¦' session^pf : an inherited- MS.;m-which aforementioned; -tw^^^^ f -«^i^ ^m^ .^^ readers on the:purchase pf a college ;: s?rr ?^ ? -^ Vf . *M -^S? rmP^^r^^^^^f^!

^^ ^^B^^^&^^t works cf nkture^ar^mbbric^abirbe- : . a'r^^-m^'^^Mw[^^building; a subject "which, w,e have: 'A dispatch fronv Paris-- sayB ; the tains atf a ifatnily 'tradition, that Gut {°° fv^^av^I^sH'i^X

callBf i thbiricb

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of 8Joti^ahd ipresehtedi'hufc' -bighteeii;-.¦.; no dPubt; willinteres^ most of bur: reason for the delay in the Panama! Ga- tenberg- the in yentbr ¦ ot¦[ typography; Sd^SSS So2S V*X$$& : en.;; in: ihe yearti^ Tlte aB^^entpway-vbomr ii.: ; reaaers.i/rhe^palace; purchased for this purpps^ dent to^awaifcthe meeting of the .Gon patronage for his ' inyentwn,unti -he ^B^and^acfl

enUre^depwd.upori of WOrlds which shir^likehrighitorbB ^^bwibh^dbs¥tno^re^isi:one: of ; the rndst-elegant: and gress of-themnited:State^in:I)fiaem ^ embraced tlie Catholic religibir; th'at jhe mwaj d^traiwillitr andi/re8t,of above 'us>and^with'their^br|htnesB ii*#Xkp5Se^hir^-most spacious structures among-the her,; when - j it iwiil'^ ^ cl«ar^knbwn: in consequerice -^herebf J his^whole SrSi ^rvi ST^wS- *&? i^C^e^tbrv we^ imay^bevien-. wia^ tbb Ibng^fbr i the^W^

bnt ^i(l!^prjyateresidences otthis city. ^ whethbr the;scheme ^ncountbrs^hpB- f ^ ^ ^^^M S^m&rMAe^

^ ^M^ t ^ W^%^ m i:: eqSieS^natu^.: ^TheV meta* >^^^)^* * m?'*$mm. SI ISSllSl ^KW* $^- M^^m^m^m.tfeiciahV adbnted : ;the term; 1/3B ^^adsiwhjch is also-before ,C^n, por ing;eyidence^;Pne,tbing'is^cer,

SSgSSe SrS ^m fP ^^M^r^ :iM;M>. willv'riPt^ast?;8o^bri^!time^KS S, Sn fiSiS?Mr?: gress;' ^h^ien^c^i^r^inbfJNdv tain, • hoVever, :.th#-the;,Jew.B?tbok SSSe«S ?l Jn"g;;V?fe^^ e^^

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?f ;wKeii.rtfiill have lbs^myvbicetm*::^ ) ) ^Bm^ fhjmr

^ber^a, 'it appears, succeeds hpld^of thaigreat inventibn^s soon SiM mahSf bf W§M - ^^J ^M^^ barking

^rid^^ethfe^^. age and coin m JJataa ATatoeo, also ap- ¦¦.,; . x 't l . s . ., . -± - ¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ r ¦:¦• • ¦¦ :¦? j ; i i ^L • ¦ ULW%r W*?^ ;: J

ever reached this earth; . Yet :-no -hv- whiih 'plR^^ Bhflll iJ iihfl i fif .'fWf/'Kuf W ^ :¦ ¦" ined in-the- Talmiid tb hiiman ha- : . B ^^W^^v: »\-^W: 12*W^^ MSS??£- »3p^^.?^.*?WA! :*S!"- Ji| tf.)M^VdU6S«iM^i^^:. SScbr^mlro^l^^hature :are : :*&&*!«&>.^m f S ^ ^p ^ &f fi &r, to^^^^S^^' ^iWiS^pSS S^ ^cS S «^^^t^^«^^

¦¦»¦'¦•¦ ¦¦¦*;-,t ¦' ¦« rnvi-^i^.v'-">rf 'viJ ^«^u v canal. •: It :sounds almost like ^one of fifteenth¦: century.;- rDr.;; Abraham ifa i.%w&i;i;Afl ,,rA •> vfl t^if- : th« -: heart f?^eB. have^een t- create^ ano npw,

ape^eaappeared/^: ; ^; ^: ;1: ;:.:&^^:m* , Jules:Verne's tales, that a amp of per- Kuriat's ipublications^are ioted : by. -Sldn^® oS®SS fe S %*?£ Sl? #Th^^dpub%s:fl^in'" -:- -^ISS ^«^S ^iKtiS^te^lht" Dr: ^h&nibn^which- ttfia ^^ sc&fe^isti&ed^the:: imagimitib^ W£j ff i ^$& ^^^^^ ^^3

is expressed: by the terms naaits ntw v -. ^¦¦.: -v - ;"o^- 'V: ;>v^-' ; ij ?-y.r.^ v? ¦¦/^ .;: ' ": vv¦ :/^¦ ;i¦ ^^- •^•;^ :: . ¦ ^ J:; i¦¦¦ v^: r¦T^^r ¦:l w,¦ nriRnftl^Hfi^if -sdmihf v" nnhi>lipf - and " ^^r™^^:' 6^ '- thou wilt : not- have to 'labor ;asv;:

I thrbheX- -Sb th^erms are also uie^iri ftie ancient Hebrew nravers' to modem engineering, to persons: pf -(nap) our , MS, maintains was a .lineal, ho perfect' happihess: Solbmb&;hai .%^?^*h?re^'^-l1

^ 4^: - 'Ab,: J^.cne^fhe,-^ s itv may -^^¦m tne ancient;Jieprew prayers. . .. .. . authority in:this matt^r be8ide8 Mn descendant of;Guttenberg^ ;The old< therefore atteT^ed ^o ^elwve-jnah's ^^^^^owie^pf^God/a^Onb of>the Cincinnati improve- EaaV : fest:Hebrew typographical establish raind!:pf th^burden : of^keptic|Btt ^W OTad,nMeyer;«v . . , , .. ¦, - ¦- ..-. -.- ¦¦ • ¦; ¦ .: ' ¦? ™ ¦¦ _i-— ,-,•¦ - - .: i . ._ ¦¦

^ - ° ? v.* v. r, w ftWd:-of' - PTrintvY>HilfiqdTihizih *-:.hv ; tplli that the. same invisible hand that bal- shall .have ::no ---Bpo'ohi;-;vI' .8hall-play.->^'ments,constructed under^he protest ,^v forget thafc ; you are: a ment^n Ger^ny,^ wh^;Gershpn ^^f^^^^ l a^eS;the^p^^ the^ap^of a;aarge:mimber of .'citizenB-hke ., At aii) times^ let thy garments be f °

en^?! S^W:waB :the^ropriet 6e^rche8; into ; d-^a , his Jwprtt :by my: imaces>'^^th^^rei^the/streelrrailroads and sewers, .fDr white » and be'^nrieht ^andiH hon- tt>r' a^rward affiliated ;with :.other arei in vaih^for "man- vcah^hot

warded-withVavspurgftpple^'H^which at the time Henry Mack, Esq., Ss ^S' H '. ?' person^ was -in: Prague..; This- firm :&a^6tii' - the: ': work::: that ) w ^ohe: ^^*T:«?^nB^d^gbJX-to f(^:sorrpwlips concealed behind^' waVheld responBible anidefea^d^ ' h'n^*; ^, - f . ,v. - " "f". • * .- . • who comes in contact-with you; may ., ¦... = -. , ; , . , ¦ !¦; • ^^ • • ,,- s . -vy--: learha sequent eleg^nati Southern Railroad, which, it your family citcle be: generous mild ^

Gerspn^

esv ^^^ ^^i^ &r^W^ 'WK^¥&^turns: put, pays the- first year $700,- lffpetionflte anrl ftttenfW ¦" »W L nr,i the typogravhical- businesB up to biiity:,of'his ' Works.- ;[Job, in :Jthe ^WvOOOinto the city treasury, half of the K^w „f S^?v ,', i ' 1726, over two hundred years. midsV]6rhi8«very high interest paid bv the dtv oh S hun

9 of your h0USe,; have a . ¦ : -r r fr^^^4r^very nign interest paiq ny tne cny on spare penny and a_ wqrfl of donsola. pEwinen haye(risen aboveHhe-harJ :fbrtune pressedupbh:mmftxclaimed; reach it^ 'for pur Im^^nders^nd^ theeW^r: ¦¦-?: - iy i^w™$;.&$<®*the capital applied to its construe^ tion and cheer for 'every hapless vis- row compass oftiildireligfon .' The «>CT lnN&NV^y^^^b-'^Oh. that i ™8 has ?ot b M^P*Wndput :" Hpw -shprt a. tim6V'Kexfclaimed:: :tion, a dividend of nearly four per {ioT 8peak ;in deeds of benevoIence ;whoi/ tem f '" sectarianism' is a' ^ew where to#nd?him^at I might fe ^

f>: ?5cWve| ^:Tnai

} ^^h?J sjiaphaye vbuilt;cent; That this will increase in sub- ar ,A nuat .;tv —a ^i ™„„ ^„ „ t -* T J ,!r: , v^ ¦ TT- ¦. ». * even come to his^eai;v Iwduld order Greater. - x #,?.& j^

.ft ;,> < ;> * - t my house; and kindled a:fire:on my^-tysequent years there can be no doubt, and

fa^vand let your p ayers be. congbmerat^n, of guilds ,and, ^asgs. ^^^ ^i^^ Vt^^^^m^m&M .«l:!to^^W^^and ¦th/roi»d - wiil : Wmr ifii - pan short and eaTne^.-fl0 that the mem- with denominational signatures; "He ^tii argument' etc. < behold, I go Lord's wdrks; which. is^within'^bui'planted ;arerabou^t6 ^lobin^nd:?;

¦ ¦ .¦ . . . ' ' „ . - ™" bera of your family ' may know that is a Presbyterian, Methodist? Bap-' forward, but, he^ is^not ,there, and aight,if the,uruYerse;;wUhail#marr ear^^etruction m twenty- years. Man is you afe a jew. lie ¦ punctually in list "' eic.; ''he 'Helbh^^a pecuh^r i

oppositon-anjmal , and your B^^^some will always oppose that which „:„a ™„™i,j„ i, j„ a vj ;0+,„k «'¦¦„ a «n ^>* i. * -u- • u -i i ^L dotE workl biit lvCaninotibehold him ; and ;.of- eyery-fJay pednrrence we can ripai 7 r . .> . •„/ ¦¦.•. -^k--$¦&they can not see. , ¦¦ "nf.?t7v g

J^ M " ^^ have^^perfec^p^edge^p^then, ^ T>ou:shalt haviS^the bighteen^..," be disturbed by nobody, pray1 or read sublime ideas'of one God whom all that lean not see him^ i -Such is the can ' w;e:; ;<^Cct years of the ass besideB.''. Vr ' M"Das bestt ducrft ihr dock nicht m your Bible, remember continually worship, one^

Providence in whom all language of j tofdes^^^ is not ^npu ghV^repiied amen * (" The best you dare not tfiat you stand before your God, .and coiifide, one 1 Father whose vchj ldren' '$ueh is .-aiBb^eVlMgu'aiftpftiie/j sbai- ^rovWeric^lAnd^the wond^f,Jpf-his man. . . _ .;. -;- , " :i ;itell"), said ,Goethe of a certain class of that you are a Jew. In everything, all are, one great ' hope whfoh'mo-ves fcw

^phaoBp^^otipa^B^y, Jf ^ ^ f ^ . ¦ 3f >-ip

^f i^

l^ ''Mprists, preachers, ministers, deacons, jj .do. keep in mind/' I am^ JeW-all human hearts 'on, iaw^elders, rabbis^ doctors, or whatever Therefore you must be much better ness .which, all seek ^b r.fu^mi,? ne Bhouj|w^JJatitles they may claim, who have so and nobler than other people -or you charter of prosperity which all pps^ pot know, that bur ies catt^^ ' " "' '^

e/thpnj theteh years of thei'^much to say in instructing the people will be as a nonentity in their &tima- sess, the ' solidarity of mankind ¦and ourmind^ah not bbmprehend?, ,0ui; (^ow' 1 W^d j» a^a^:- PrPPor; P6^ , ^ 11 ^

ilt,r !.Wipti.*cliinV^|and yet they dare not tell the best tion, - the responsibility of all for one and prayers go intone air ke ^He voibe \™%! MWk$? -W5 ^P) : m1iE;.V^^i; iV '^^^^r^'^^" ,J . "' ," ; . . ut-at . _— ; 1 . y _ , . A , ^ ^

c..;»v. . 0f A hirda' and our sishs arid ffroariH to askr Why is this, so? Why .do Man departed aipsatisfied. t Thys.ivi; :Goethe pointed forcibly to those pru- The Hebrew metaphysicians of -J.** f% aWf ^f, .TO 8ouTce ;^f % fcrnain unnoticed amT efifeatlesS ^ke "ninc, pestilence, miBery .and terror man lives seventy years^-The^rBt^ldent, well-masked and smooth-faced the Middle Ages recognized in the WP&ftf 6;!*1** j*ha. wiintairS pfyi)l ;jhosfe qf the senseless a.nirhal: Ruiii very,often.invade, a ,famUyyva city— . thirty are his htirnah years, and :;$$play-actors in the pulpit, who have study of psychology the . first sten genuine piety—how few can " reach it, my frieh'dsi one- mbment's'reflection J% a whole. knd^and -irnercilesBlv Pa^

swp]yyby, He is. ^hheajtt^;;gso mueh to hide and so much-more to correct- 'concept^ns of eth£s? how ** bf :it8J lirnpid>afer8'! will ,convince us., of ;the;iihspeak^le,

^^ L^SB i M Sli?^7^^ ?^^^^^Sto dread ; who can never afford to immortality ahd Deity: ^^^i ^lell the whole truth as it lives in thy soul,, and thou wilt know thy mef

Jy aAorgamzqd hypocrisy, which. ghy •

can' no ^^^ innocence and blight its blos^^their convictions, because they ' are Creator ," was an old maxim , met casts the cloafc of P^ty over brutal : not^ear and our hands can not 'feel exercis? . i^n^fe^lb spur of heaped ^^bankrupt in their beliefs, ruined in frequently in those writing The selfishness ; it is a conspiracy of the our Creator that he' does not exist? " "v^?^^^^

0! 1^^*0¦ ' 00™-^aJ:18 tn-ifeedi others ;:bl(^?:3fgtheir' cogitations, and morbid in their fourth section of SaadiaV iW few ^ainst the m4n^ to exil^^ the ? eQ' then our mind^sentiments. ' They live and speak notk VeMotk, in fact, the most in- .-««- *« their divine rights and

%£ *1£ 2&& tS.s jST&S ,Sd ^aS^S^WS^min the constant dread that some- teresting portion of his book, and ^^ on ******* °f humanity and w 'SSf bS SSSol ^ Whyf is, human flesh the teeth; an^ : lies; k&^cornbi-rahd^^body may discover the true inward- the first section of Gersonides ' the grace of heaven. It is the artifi- . from morning till-evening; contriving *arget for .;the piercing; darts of na- growls. Wheiv,tl«fe..itre'g6iie^iiiiB" '=^ness of their aouls. Honest men are [Milchamoth Hash Shem are most cial means to tear asunder the human plahs and scheme's, which,, when in ^

Te? - ^¦ ^^^¦'¦J^iy-^w - ape'Bo ten i-years form^the ¦ cpnclu--Mbold have nothing to hide nothing instructive in this connection Thn femily into hoetile factions. our mind, are hiddeh^rom every bye, ?vf a.dpmestw: tomb hefore^ the turf sion. ; Then man , weak^andvsillyc;Doia, nave^ "otmng to

mae, notning instructivei iu this connection. Ibn _ _^ :— . and the ongin of which is also . 1to fear , nothing to dread as much as Gabirol said : « If thou wilt engage The Jews had no wizards and no known to ourselves. Man is there- deP0 Alopeful;and bright:ehild^

_ . . , . ' .. * ;*: <:'¦". :

, .:. :\- .the lie. That theology which is in thyself in the study of the soul , witches. They had nothing to do fore not in vain called an image of ^e ™] Y j ?/^ -0*3

£%% JF? bon0SSI

;X^^r^t^S ^conflict with common "sense must thou wilt recognize its eminence with the devil and the evil spirit* God' ,becau6e h& is a ^'*»» fteffe^X^have expounders who dare not- say and immortality." Bachia main- Thev had their Kabbalistie inL] «J m^> an incontrovertible testimony

^a„ p^^ S'Wf ^r«v ' a

^ *d year' ^

ates. M whatever: rhay be •&»:. 'Mrh« hPst Such theologians who hate tains » The reflex of Daitv is in » A o .7 ^abballBtlc Jugglers, of the Lord>B existence. And thus is P\an' ^

ho ; :weW ,of bf o-j aA ¦ to. cause there is no doubt but that a W's life . ..:the best. &ucn tneoiogians, wno nave tains, xne renex pt ueity is m called Ba'ahi Shem, who conjured man called bv our saecs lbp ' ova "a whom ;death; would, be a' redeeming. »n London is, on thel averag^ worth twice aa ., ,3not been able to dispel the mist sur- the soul. ' Ibn Ezra s\tes, « Noth. angels and madb hocus pocu s by the littl^ world/ becausl just as 'the angel. dr^*i6; Wring existence ^^J^f asa ;Christwn'8.;The^brews :^rounding their souls 'and arrive at ing is worth,er.( of man's cogitation)., assistance of those heavenly citLns, works of the universe 'ban not' be^ fto a second Mdhpod. WQ .are. JroSUSfi^dSu&ffif^fthe sunshine of clear thoughts and than his soul." Led by the Psy- with whom they lived on intimate fou n^ out> and therefore theV bear ^oubled^

our nearts.aptnese things very rare that one meets With <palmanary.'settled principles, dare not say the cholpgy of Aristotle and Alfarabi terms The last Ba?al Shem ™ Fn ??tn^8

^ the eii8tenoe of

their and f t ® Jmf. S^' ^ »^.««i^^to//'rf«toed'ib«V ' ', , ,l it 1 *v 1. i-u Ii. - 1 i.u'5 1 a l\ l i. - wrms- ine las'; flo at. &ncm m Jin- Master, who too is hn«pflrpVin.Wft nnrl countable, and-tnat wetdo not under>¦• officer of one of. their large schools has re- ¦¦'${best, or rather that which they think on th/one hand , the statements of gland of whom we have any knowl- ^^ hm^l^mi^r^ i a«d &em. Buthow should we un- ™a

that their children do not die in mto be the best. Men of clear thoughts Bible and Talmud on . the other, fld ge ,was -a certain Rabbi De Faik, fatho&ss and 'inconcSL^arid; ^rstand them if we bo feebly and im- ^gfe .»Jfd*J £» SiSS^^ggj'and honest convictions may speak those reasoners were led to the a native of Fuerth in Bavaria, who thus ; it too reflects the Jglcry and: perfectly' comprehend the Being who chapel) the medical ^Sil m^hW'::and do speak boldly and voraciously conclusion that man, by a correct claimed Runernatu rn.! nnwpra nrirl greathess of its Creator. greets .them. i fVD ITU no How report^ that on the nbrtti :side of Highv\Mftat rti* they hav„ thought and do knowledge of KiB soul, ha. thekej ^-StalT H.S iSLSSS'I £

a.o thy

O^od. " ¦¦tfriBl^fEU1

^^"**» tou^moo.y.torios of etetnity wdthe«,oeeof the tat ceatury. KtcSS S „?6S Eotleo^arSot to^C? fS^WS^SSl^i

t62 THE AMERICAN ISRAELITE.. i ,^,-';. . Ll__ i . _ . _ . _^:;_ ... .___ '.>:¦ .- ^__ _. J 1— ..A^_ : . . ¦ .__ ¦!_ ..h 'r :- 'V ' " ¦ ¦'-''^V^V- .:' ¦ -¦; • .> . .pla^s a social ban upon her while it frivoli ty rather ihan judgment. For Telegraph , William 13. Hacken l-ur g, Last , Friday, evening Kby. Dr. Deutsch, years. After olectipa > fitful tf ^ '^ ' ^ yi ^a ^^^^gii;-'a^toothers whose very follies have

if an orator be so el

oaVr, „s

Scarr y Esqfv^t, personall y to th e Gov - .p^^^.lj^h rf-gjg^

jg ^aS /^a^; Vmade them fashionable , the greater , all hearer ,, by storm , they app laud ; ernor , while Rev. J acobs addressed a ?« Gates of Hope ," at the synagogue oh political arena with a niore bitte r and de- \Bohorj l'iWlw^a-tlw' bbaM 'd-Ub ittSu ^.': '>and unjustly, but inevi tably , helps to but the stru ggling thinker or the his- remonstran ce to that officer , in behalf East Eighty-lourth 'Streot. This congre * termi iied feeling than-a t the late election?, bv; Jud ge Thornton; of the Suprem e cbmtflour his manner to, her. torical lecturer , unless he descend to of the Board of Ministers. <r Gov. gation has adopted a "Reform ritu al. lap There were b\it two Jews voted, f or ; obe , Mies ;Dean was bor n a Christ ian and was > 'She leaves her place by the window the interpolation of small , jok es, r e- Hoyt rep lied that his remarks had no pend the main points of Dr. Deutsch's ad- Judge Jbnchim son, upon, the Republican , married : w\such; Mr , DeYoung was bora , ^

comes over to the fireplace. men t. T here is a lack of gravity, of that he but used a conventional : ex- can b'0 :religion withou t ceremonials , arid for the first time this. year, though he rah old mother , who stfll clings to the'S-;"Is there any reason they should earnestness of purpo se among our pression , frequen tly found upor ^ our all .the splendor and pomp imaginab ^ask me?" she says, quitftly, answer- y oung people. Whether it be to sta tute books. The object ionable ceremony does not constitute re ligion. Re- Danielwitz , for ; School : Directing him. ' gather a quorum at a Y. M. H. A, phrase was changed to rea d: "A ligion ' emanates from the soul , arid the Democratic side of tl^.houBe.'.waselected Rabbi , ;It is ';hii':'pr1vile'^;,: :but .:'whea~')fB> ','' ';"Is there: an y.reason they should board meeting, , lo interest Sunda y - commonwealthi of;freemen ,'I instead trul y .religious ^an i;Ijke :Enoch , of- old, bya-J iand sjeme major ity The: J ews,,as * $***£*. &Jto^ iM-$j&£ :¦ ¦¦***•>»

¦" ¦/¦„«4. , «k ~.,:\i,.\ ¦ ¦ '". "' . ;/.i,„ai (..Bu.w -,;h .u i,rt ,„» i; c« lr ,.r t. rk ;:.(;«n ^™^ r ^,Z<,uu-» ' might walk' with God ,' : might commun e class, stood in with , the Catholics because likelihoody exclam: vSltemalYur ottj l / ;- ' v ,n(S i -0t B? rtV' 'i- "v «f

¦¦!iCh.9pl ^V? ! ^|h^P M° PC ""*W'"^^-fe wlfo himvin apirifc ^lfc *i&**.&£. .ou&jiwi&^owri - W. -^"I do . not know Tl . (Smiling) ; "I their pupils , or induce- young J ews The ' cablegram, stating that three an(i not far removed from them. Hit: was General ARbsecrflhs wKich wfeot^anv ¦," ¦;«&'&;?&Mi^ *tiX^ &$only know there can be no great ' a'n'd J ewesses to listen to serious in- thousand 'Roumari m J ews are -r about necessary for any one to have religion in aging to him ; .asVeither a mati or aBbldier , ^w^ '^^ ii^^^^^ if ^n^^^-- ' -pleasure in standi ng for hours behhid ^ruc tions in their history; the same rp emigrate to the Unite d States has his heart . ifc wis pre-eminentl y necessary , but which showed up the .nan-bwrminded-. _$_ .:&£; V < ?-J " j^yf «rt •w^vJ!; ''^s:a stall , aa an amateur shop-keeper , difficulty is experienced. start ed bur secular press to an imita- for ;the wligipus teaser, and Without ^ nes&oj ^ people w^-pi^ss Chri atian fao^mahy ybud *3ew8^resS' -On the whole I am .glad tL tLy M

Je entertainment In question , tion of New Y<*U*j » R-P» ^E^an ^

^ M^MB ^^have forgotten me this time." Mr. Bussman sang solos froth Verdi sentative s of our dailies have inte r- be a mockery, and it wbuld'be utte rly im- science; , and ' ¦ yet derid e ' their religious STn ^SS'T^ta ^ i? ^*.'" You are always glad to be for and Millard ; Miss Andrew * played viewed J ewish ministers and leading possible for him to infuse into others feel- tenets as soon as the y ar e up 'for office. • ¦

^ t^m^V ' A^0^ 'gotten always willing to be thrust on the piano selections from Liszt ; Israelites to ascertain the truth of the <ings th at he does not; himself feel." fety**'^into the background ,7'he says irrit- Miss Underwood read " The Little report: In our own circles the hope la taking, charge o ihis congreg ation he fil ed tbe.r ' positions .with bm^M»mz ^ .

^- .^ .^ M :\„V|- * . ' J ui»» K i n m wuu u "' , '

- iu sfrnn crlv **nr p«prl fhnr in ea«^h f^ and appre ciated th^<%r u •.!¦ *i. i. u .Her o," and a « . deserved ^ww a » strongl y expres sed that ^" Much more willing than to he fir eside story of Mrs. Stowre '«, * The i mprobable an influx does arriv e the teach them the truth. ' H e knew very wel l befe'n behind : other creeds in their atteh- S ffi SS? ! ^^thrust into the foreground—if I am Sk etch ," which by its unappropriate Agricul tural Committee of the U. of that it was not for man to know, and par - tion ' to the duties assigned them. r' Th(f., j?,5'j&^.^£ vBr t Sn^i

J^?111-not wan ted there ," she answers with length , and unbecoming delicacy, A. H. C. may be prepared to take ticularl y uv matters of religious belief , \ It isa pity,.indeed j- that American citi* aild^°

^nvy of^ theu ^hHst an^SS' ' ¦Boma spirit : marred the eood imoression the elo- charge of the emi grants, and to col- .what was absolute truth. This was a sole zena should smk their manhood ;and their ' taho^p^aUi'n^ ^ te ^S^^

¦hootd you not bewanWr. S^^ffi Sf

iiii oniitheo,.

Q.5.a

v.,.

tSXWLS&S^ Stt^iSE^^(looking up nt her ). . . ¦ ¦ - Un the evening of the 13th; Pro - . . *. , . ' voke God's blessings on his teachings.. It be German or Xrish i Cathbli ^b^^^Even then , in spite of his irritation , fessor MacElvoy:delivered the second HEW YORK. Was yery desirable- that they should b6' From; ^^ ^ ^^he can nbt bu t own tb himself that of his ' lectures on the Elizabethan ¦' " . ' --" .¦¦-

; :' .' . ¦ ¦ ¦".' ' ¦' - ' ¦¦ ¦. hannonipu s in their vie ws.. . Beligioiis doc- have " Migi^s war ^she ifi good to look at. A little paler Era , at the Y. M. H A. rooms. This ad - The friends of the late Marcus Woodle^ 4" m

¦ *. .?»» 6f

^fi^ 'Vi png;. unless au^ ^magogueB as. the

^Pix- sidere^eligible , arid ^et they ^ff auSfperhaps than she used to be, over dr ess was confined * to a review of tha t loveable and gifted young man , noJ a mMte^

Pie; tl * es^nder enough to Jeanx- S^Ul d ancl writin gs. The £- Jj J^^iKjj g Jj ggj- gten -a

^gmw^

I^ould- ^ g^^SSSS^Sa^ S^ kM^^^10U8^ and Vth .something f

the old

P rofcssor pic.ured the indi gent youth SJSto S . ^«ng W»*childish , innocence , and fearless ness of the poet ^ his d ifficult y in obtainin ? -T. „ v„lf „ tf i£c A ^*t;„n *n»Si : A "an- not. be driyeri.: The spirit must be. -. . .. ¦»am-m*

v •" '" ¦ ciiSe^S^»ffi ? ^ iiH f»S?"gone from her foce but with a new education , his -. fr iendship with -O abri. 1 i SS^fflSkS S

fr^; ahd ^unfpttered. A ter

:dwel

in^at - .- ¦ ; . . ;; " ; ,-»*^ v - ,

'^ ^SiSS i^S^nptill rep lace them. ¦ : success; was largel y ob tained. , The foj lowmg result:-President , Wm. Fisher; itURi:gU^ S^ ^ SZS?^r q? S^iFrote stants ,Certainly she is a woman who sy stem of: patronage . ,• necessary for : Viqe;Pre8.d ^.S

^L.semttn gregati on;what Ke• ¦considered was ihcumV ifeathen : ChiiieeV' ? For the ^last few- dh ys Tn £S S£$i*%£&J^n^ i t o

ance at -the BubjeRt ,prat his tone, she hi t er , i t seems hay.ng .been '-sent by Hambur ger, J. Hornthal ; ;, . ; against taking: ta S^T^buVtwb^^/does not show i^ypu

must npt ^ anythm tf ;hft -.&ight ;ha rf ,to te ^quarrel with all the world for not mission for his friend to. accompan y confined to his Ud for some weeks past by dictated by a spirit of rep roof. Ofcourse . that i-if'th ehot weather , continues; we will aScaS^Sri ^ri ri ^ ^ 9sharing your opinion. " ' ¦¦ ' - . "¦ : : him. In tliat classic land; which was a severe attack of hemorrhage of the lungs , if-he iiaw any hesetUng sins,. he should have.a spread of the epidemic1 and a large ¦- .¦ *- : *" ?*" ^"". "*-*^-- '^:-.;V: ;:: <He does not answer. He:throwe : hrilli ant ifi its noond ay of iiterary ia 'hap pily much improved , and in :8 ;fai y-}.^^^ *^J ^ .W^S^?1*-.down the bbuntv haDer as if'he had tr lorv wliil P Fn W Ii .h l^t ^tV ; w^r*. way of being speedily , restored. ' to health: , general : term s. . ^e :8houW; . ho d. up the . Just think of a ci^y like .San Fran dsco ¦

!»Sr»SSI >W *Lr,ll S!^y,1 l,

¦¦ ** $1? 1 a V Mr. Lei pzig^'s connection with the J ;M. - mirror , and. each one could look into it and w th bnt a quill : of ii vWihe: matter ! .The ^.y ^- y ^^. ^-^^.^,] .,^:!^

^had . enough, ajid more than_.enoug h stru gglmg throu gh the dawn , Spenser ;fi< A . ^ e^

abj t^ .- . . ¦. . .^ - . ^JL ^SASm TTyW} .^-oX- - -" i" ana .he- takes up the Universe^ uribi tj ed the spirit of poetry, Anqsto Emanu-EI and other institutions has mad e tinuirfg this lijie of^thpught vat J further last week;arid ;we expect it, th e simoh^ure ^¦¦¦

. i ¦ -: *?:&?-" L^v- ;-y::^M^'^. a ¦weekly ,-jpurria l th at treats of the had coni pleted his. f' Oj laiido; " . Tasso him many friends; w.ho'ma'y hope:; soon; to length ,; he :-said >J in -conclusion , that article ,:by tp-morr bwihutin the mean tim , ' The excitemeniTthk thad ^fashion able World- .and the thin gs wa,s; being carried to a dun geon as n hearof bis cniiiplete recovery. : from, a dan- , there , was not to be found in the.H-¦ tbereof ^[Tb be contixuedJ ¦¦ > ¦- : : mad rnan ,, while Dahte i and : Petrarch gerbus illness. , : . ; . ; , ; ;; .^/

-: E^Wea shigle. word ^ommand

^ n,to .qu rob ; toFthe dir ^-scpurge ; ,.^ am waiti ng weeks lias ataas t .abat ed/ tHe proc eeds 0!

¦ -:¦:. -: ¦¦! :L ¦¦¦ ¦ • ¦ . - --¦ . - ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ , , ' , . , . 1, ¦•. •" '- ¦¦¦ c . nil -V t ¦!• "¦ i ' rt t : -'l ti ¦¦¦-' ¦o ¦¦¦ ¦ - .:-' . ' believe a certain thing tney. could not for the Ca t¦¦ cronnings—have not-been vac- our late fair- nearl v' fiv^th 'hi»iui'ri Hniii —J s ihia ar tifici al hfe of oursit is not ser: /individually -;was . lik ewise stivp u ; Souiety r of whose aqod work frequent rh eKv They flhortld : try to' knowrGod . Mheir re^ if I should- happen to catch "'fli e^ itflB pox c^nKS^ e%ulredeb S^fSV ; bfteriwc seeahumanface with ^ll a lited by hi u°nh^ ^^

e^^

es^col

^m"^: ;: hear ^; agony ^ in it , ,uncbntrolled .:by : tai nmefc

.self-consciousn ess ; ^^^ t^m-m jf^i

^ ii^-^ km^ s^if^%W-; saasa^gffi Kp^sffisasKssss^ia: mm^ s sw±: J ^

ke4 into the ; rea wnrkl ,t of which oguea tf '- fsoxalled afte r ^/-gil's pn *: : Pres jd^Mjss^ n.H>^« M

1S3

; 0f Go;d, irrespective; of national ity;>>The BmalNpo^ ;:although iiMs .repbrted " upon- ffi^lS tSr ^u^lScareer s^S• this everyday one 18 hut a puppet- tbral s)>eJ ate \the story ,, and . Hlescrihe ; ^'^"-^""Sf'v^ W 1 highest , commandment ^ o f U God- was;: gobdfauthority;. that: ' they 'taveVtaken hi^ir ^cM mt^S^U^i a 1.show copy^G^^i^: - ; : '^ .^: ' : - - - ^^¦¦¦' ¦"¦ rra^woTilaxTTittTt/ Trr fifteen Vears -; indeed untif a : sudde n' " ^^ '^ ^^ : ¦ - ¦' ; - ; ; " ^ v '-" ¦': : iWith the :concert 'given ; at the i Academy take^just what Llike , but then we;a re ^pt^ West ,-ihave of late added new Ufe, fresh

¦¦:. C8^E^P0PE]5CE. . •-.¦¦¦

J ^W& ^nt SSn^rLLd Shr ; ; Madame .Emma; Donaldi , a dramatic on Saturday eyepin K: the PhilKa rmoriic So" all born togopd luck. :;-^ : , :j ; ;.,^A activi ^ in their ^11^8 ;affa iratil:¦• "" ' ¦" '¦- . ¦; ¦¦¦• -—-: • .¦ ;• v. ¦¦:- ?l>" r ^'^'^"f y ?*™?

1} Cf"f ~"

" In v singer of whpm repo rt speaks ftivoi-abl y,' ciety begun , its thirty-ni nth season - . All :; , f ^' texas TEMrbniz EBS.' r" :: ¦ ; but. iyecen tly'rip ^ne atte mpted ytb organ za

¦ ¦.¦ ¦ We allow the use of bur .cdlu mnitopnr .com!- wn en past torty, , to woo ana- wen ari will make her first appearance at Steiriw ay the attendarit ' circumstances , point- to the ' ^' "W * :' «i» ' ¦?v.'^oa . :^« '¦«,>./,' " i^i^W^^ - at lewiah Literarv :'Societv .' and if such at: -v BSWSa^^S^ ™* ^hisa-idy's na me;was the S:«;:Sjfe ^# 'M^ ^ ^ ^! ^^^^ S^ St ^. j^«^'«8tt»hn»co«u^caMon« notj>ublf»lied orpreicrveil same as. that of the poet 's mother anil Among .the1 artists whp -^lll make this vast: buildin g was filled by an fiiudience R abbis wid 'Ministers wbrthv ^of ^t Wbhelievej that:tbfrcause di^wa8 a,roi B-¦¦' :> ': ~^ :r : ' /; - . : "of hi B Q;.een;;aad the thre e , form th e ¦ ^!t:'^fe°™^'\^! »«» ' »™ -|!^J»'; ^M ^t&inim^ pel

iatiPn - havevissueu' a pro minci S cal^latiqn Din tlie>har ^teri 8tics pfrith *^ ' ^HILABE LPHl ^ 'VA..-\ ' - ' : . - ' ^ : ' ir i'B6Vn£n' :ur ' aEa nneV-^ ' ; B«»>»^ '; MiBli/tB^?i!-ff^,-,af LB^:^' he orchestra , numbermgolie hundre d and co^hed n molt^^^^", ¦ = ¦ '• : ¦ " ? - '- - 'T?

¦¦' '"W^11;01 a s°^nf V -. - . ¦¦- ' ,:. :¦ ¦ ' young violinist Leopold Liclitenberg;; The six of: Pur ^ best executants , > need ;:fear , no S^ -flr^' ¦ ' "> The Femal e -Hebre w Benevolent . Th *J ec Uxi"1 feacl v"" ^^8; "l 8ebo^;Dona ^di^Ummei: ^ncer tv t^ ^ compari son with> the finest Eur opean 'br- ^ J ^ fSflab ^u^ What S^t great majori5:'bf b^?^u^ShpSbC& ^heid

!?itf \w-firtt - anrtua ^ct& - 1>°^^ bpenser 's 'early ,worUs ; place^Saturday;

fnight ;^These

f' concerts gam Sffi SlS SdeMDo® emigrate ib th far iWestha ye^utone^¦: ¦- "P.;J ^ - eA- ¦ ¦"? ,. : '- > ¦/. VT . -.. :.„ v" ... .He-- -merel y.;, ment oned--:- the ¦¦:¦'? Eairi e will also Berye; for-the <fe6ui of . a-ypung place wascccupiedby- ^Theodor e Thomas. rioVknow thfl ^it is^a nh^M^rid ^ jecti n .view, to climb iip the ladder of fame.:meenh.g.on^e ^d ^t,^

%Ckhen pf«id,.¦¦¦¦" ' ¦tfe^ : -S??^:

-'/51,C -- -^ ' Kfrve y. : -The : learned Etizaliethan rpw-minded ^ends of tite Christian "pre sl ^nKdUc^n A^l'^B^s^S ^

d:?l8 for P101

B»asioi7-we' :tb ink°that ; themselvesm these, effort p>; , they think- eight , families during the year. , . -The pr6^„ rirai spd th- rilavsn ow huried have utter Maehriek of warning tp those W^^ u- \££-%^ 'i of,. aim ati; dream pf: and,act for nothin ,' •receipts *&&#£ & babneeon hand ,¦ HuvSH^SKkK^^^St oic: ' ¦ -¦ •*¦ ¦¦" - • ¦;. V in oblivion , and . passed the immortal ity ;dr: ,interest in the dramatic art tb: wit : faF^d ^ ^.Mri Abraham Hart 'tPnder Pd h*r Poem wi tlra light jest . •; ,ne88: the . performance a.: pf: Mile ;: Sarah: &i„ fliS^ ^ ^S^ twn - with: them r;:^uBt- think Wfatcing to . lose vsight;:o£i ,everything -else;but the»«%Z^

bTA

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V^nd-retl

v^. .Thp :Y M ;H::A 'T :W^ te1,fcn Bernhardt ^^Aa ; usual; theseygehUemen S'±?w +>^i^S^ i Sf ¦

promises

ffom - member sipf^ongre ^tibns wordly gain-t he : moment itheir /buskiess¦ -fea^nf^on as president for

reason of . The^Y., M. H. A

Libr ar y been m

¦ ^raw ;ih9 diatiri ctton easting: be- ^^ S^&^!!>'t " w 8' that they will-keep the Sabba th ^ay holy. ' hpurs - are voyenvtheyi -arb ' sociai; ^illrheal th. ;The resignation was ac- the recipientofa collect;on of;Hebre w tween the woman w^^^^ ^cepted with re greV , : The . following woj fkSi consisting princi pall y • of Taj-- ereatic and the actress w&o. for years " war ""^„e^^SK^E^S^K

semblyj while

engaged intheir devbtiori a, course .they afe liberal and genero us tplheBoard of Manag ers was elected: Mrs . mudical. treatises. They."are the. gift of the '' leading lady!' of the leading theater ^°J [f8.^™? %?£$ Z T& i!I??tiw ,tb make them ' swear a d| ayermake . them ^ ^e ^^^A S Wol f Mtb A Mit rrK -ll Mr« the ] ate ' Mr S: Oeftiii ffer a former in- of the world. : "With fi« *?2? ' w^!L- ^1 - meansvwere

and areiiPt^mployed .todra wf *. 9: V.0^' JV ri - r " ' \/ ' £**?£ >k» H^,;*ir ^ ?S . 11 ety need/an d perhaps' will, have : nothing- ??ea

^n5. «ra ,lde-ur ' , ftnd, ; W»^ff i senses Woufd - consider ' anJvbiith ^^ under their atteiitiPn ;tobth br i and higher TdutieB. L on; B r^:Mr ^G. Gr omd •/ PwHart; :Miss Cy Ph illipsi-Mrs. A. -p robably be fixtures upon the -shelve ?. students of the thentercah hardl y at prbs y 0U1

v ^ S^fefe ^ T1111— have: steeped fe doth in - such an nrihft l- rhafte rbf cour serhas Mly referehce tb oar.. . Myers, Mr s. S. Newhouse , Mr si H. at ;the rooms; , unless the students of ent concera rthemselves ; too ;miich; ^be- WP .coui ^ ^ kLv ^ ' - ; — - m® lowed subterfuge: arid exacted a'promise i brethren i who live; in :larger cities whereCohen ,.'Mr s. C; Weil, Miss B. Ha rt Talm udical literature (whose name is cause, though not a Rachel or a Seebachi £S"- B^S£ th ^ ^ ^and Mrs; Or: Eman uel.- Fr om^ this not leglbn) make use of the provision she is certai nly an artist of^eMraprdin ary K^^ teS ^A^ s i S' i? ^>J,AV -Mr * Wf3& PtoM.T ' which enable s them to hotrow the ta 'e"t- who: is pro bably without a superior .^ t^l^ ^M^ 'ti^^^ tions of faith which are annual y made by onlygive one little instance -to prove thu :body -*r Wolf- was chosen Present, W^h e^es them

to bpiro w the.

iQ moderii co^.f an & whkt , for want oti ^ Si^^^ hSn ^ the Thirt eeriers at their cbriflrmati ons; .assertion ^ - In ;, thiavc ity :there ;js:a^popula- :Mis> Philli ps, Vice-President; Mrs. b°oks inde finitel y. ¦ ¦ ¦ - . . , better term ^is 081^ 00^60^™^. :! ^ ! they willreliglou slv observe "the tenets of tion pfabbnt .e-TfJO ^ewish sbUla ; of theseMi tchel l, Secretary ;" M rs. Weil , Treas, The .matl er of-p rize essay s is yet in my few^^ vedr s' experience of public amuse- ? °?J V8 °W ¦ ^ ¦SO' t burhbl y religion;; : There is iib use fbroih g a^leas^frbm^flfty^P^eventy ^adies and 'urer. TheRev. S. Morais P urged upon statu quo. The competition we may mehts- 1 have known of: more* than: one „„^ "fL-Rif^J '" gentlemen betweenthe agespf eighfeen 'andtiie Society the necessity of seeing surmise ; has not? been a brilliant one. : actor whose lifewas shamelessly immoral , 'S^S^^^ ^ S^ -.- PelM by its; ownv rolition/ and >the ;jew ^ent ^six:-yeHrs; ,^^great :;

,that thcchUnof thnseU recei4 £^r

^^r^ -tiA^^ Sf _ SSSSa ^^11^^ ^^ ¦hel p . be sent to pub lic, ..Hebr ew, and top J a e, however . to^nable us to re- tera portlries w

their reSidm from ^tt- SiY ^S^ fe Swnfe^: himself.'- Let feTexan - Rabbis si to it and colleges; /l&iesahd ^entleinen of highSunday-schools. He trusted that the port its. pr oceedings in this issue. tending the performances of such actors ; ¦! i1 ^ iS¦Z^ OTh :,?

^d,¦ thilt their salaries aVe promptl y p .id and culture ; arid - refinemen t. -^ Thinking ^?;thatsecular and reli gious edu cation of the The confirmatio ns at the Broad But then Bernhardt is a woman, which of *F„H„iK £S not bother about their clients who, if they they have no other : inclinati ons biit ; tolittle ones would be made a condition Street "Syn agogne ,, w hich ' usuall y course; makes the matter a great deal H„Fnl tb1 ?firi? artUt ^ha synagogue , keep their- shops '' make d> ,:of their parents obta ining relief . His take place ir TtnVs pring , deferred on wse I iS!&yS^giS^^Si&

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: ' ' ; ' .;V ¦ SeSwlret^b^ome ^eS '•remark s met with approval. account of Dr . J astrow ls ill_ health. the monument erected to ihe memory tioh-were heard at their best in the con- . ^ - ,This afern ooh (14th ihst. ), the th ird were made on the Sabbath of the 6th of the late Rev. Dr. David Eihhor n . at cerfo. Twi(^ recalled .^he^v^Free. Sewing School , under the '"<* The thron ged synagogue pre- Machpelah Cemetery was unyeiled

^on encore the.scherzo ^^itolf rs 'fConeerto kxvedI wife of:- -M. ^eehgsohn i ;Esq.j >in ; the agd this .matter ^wa^ spoken off from 1 he-.ic^ -.^e Zt %v.~ uluL ¦ o j spntpvl a «.',» „,,,.„ , ' ,a?„ ;rt j Sunday morning: last. Several hund red Symphonique ," and this , too, was ,played , fifty-first: year of her b age; regretted byiall 4

DUlnit iri a-FridftV ^vPhW -diB^auspicesc

of the Hebre w .Sunda y- f a. Very pre|ty appearance , and perB0/s witaesaed the ceremonies,- which with an, aLost incomparable brilfianby. those who' had the privileg e ' of knowing ItoWt abiSi -SarTB^DftSv ^iffischool , Society, was opened in our appro priate exercises were held. In were begun by Rev. Dr.. Gottheil , who In Berlioz'sdescriptive: ^^^city with an attend ance of thirt y-three , -answer to an appeal for religious in- offered prayer. An address by Mr. ¦Fer-; concluded the cohuert , Mr. iauhwar z's pbr- belbved copipahibn. Mrs ". Seeligsohn ; was The-Mi sses Sax¦ •^senberaer i±fcl£riark " «It is situated in the upper portion of struc tion of the young s made by the dinand Kurzman , President of the Cofigre- . formance on the viola, proved not tire least 'a' resident of this : city fbr iwentv-«eveh pa %the town at the RodefSholbm school- Doctor , over twenty pupils entered rft lfM1^ ^

feature of the years , and , there are : few:weme^

room (5th and Patri sh). It is named 'heir naim 6 upon the rolls. ' ' " ' fa r^S. S^Sl^iSS^'-SteS eyemnsV V WiiSvi™. ¦ ePdfar^'the^8.llr 8 aS

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5'.^'" U "P. n „ . 1 1 • l r n^ »t. „ «. * e r \ .. 1. _ - .1. in Germ an :, ' It is an old Jewish saying .. Ju xiam avbbssb. circle :pf . acquaintances ;, as, did this good teninle in owIpf Kav^ i frin nH lv talkthe Louisa B. Hart school , in hon or of On the 31^ of October , the that good and great men live forever and ' November 13, 1880. mother in Israel, ;::She; su^ ^ ^one who was foremo st in charit able Michael Reese prize of twen ty .nve heed no commemorative stone of bronze. -^—- patiently ' and idia^as sHe has lived , in ^ .under takings , and in referenc e to dollars was presented to Miss Ernes- David Einhorn has built himself a mbnu- J ™ ' S^£„?2?:$LC** ?&&*? PSace with all manki nd ;: VMr 8. Seeligaohri jS wM: -S8 ^n«affifflSSr»iTwhose life Mr. Morals add ressed the tine Glasel , as the most deservin g in- ™nt ™\ ™ hnman hands could not ^^ ffi ^ffi uP ^X^ ^aa the Mother of/ the ^ditpr pf' theJPro ; SySeSfhe Slf^Pho ^ixffi ' ,little ones. The Superinte ndent is "late bf the J ewish Foster Home. -""** • ¥|ftoS tSLrf 'Tnf 5 S ' the evening, to be followed by .dancing. qreia, on* of thev Jewish papers publish ed ftI

Un{6n the of?cera , of ^whibh,ara: Mr. 'M*S:H.Mo^ Mrls,^bor

T*. .MI^ 8AS FEMCISCD. ^3^3SS?p .has interested several ladies in her BJ «h, Hebrew , German and Biblical and modern culture . Among the prie sts V v parable loss. . wS.lSlflS^Sndmission wbrk at Port Rich mond. The Hist ory, in the presence of th e Board who, by thei r trumpet ^blasts ,. brough t after the battle ' thb KKsmm Miss T ™

i3^school opened with im atte ndance of of Officer s. T.,e young lad y who re- fe™K d3 The long agony of ^oubt as to who is to Lpdge?^ in this ; city are; on the ova pr dis- only a few sessions til^ow, where essayi 'twenty-one , which will doubtless in- ceived the award lias take n prizes on . .EZ^irS enSSto Sri!w« hi have the dealng out of the loaves and fishes splnhon. " No -flbur no learni ng," says were read and discussed and.where severalcrease as the completed garments are previou s occasions. w^sone of the forebost ^^ Insenarah v his is ovet, and we haye again settled in the *e.okl bopk, and that' s what' e1 the matter of our yoimg ladies proved to be beau tifulpresented to th .i 'r youthfu l makers. The celebration of th e twenty -fift h nam! ^StS^SS ^&SSSS&S: old groove ,.pursuin g the even.^nor of

0"^ ^°^^Our merchants who have odds and ar yersary of J os,ua Lbd g Mo. f3 , S^^S^eSS^St HWStt KS^SK SS &^Sf ^S ^. S^^^SS ^ 'U^ends of material cm hand would be I. O. O. B., occurred on- T hursda y *££ Md d^ffrin? S <SmmJ to fi held a jZ«s/i while our opponent a /uifand vive. Besides, the .p^eron this^^^doing a good deed hy sending them to evenin g, November 4th. This is the a frail „nd ch A raked in the coin. Ti.e battle was a bit ter somewhat akin to the Irish anil' the -{Poles , wish of a grea t many of our lnarried , folksany of the superintendents of th ese banner lod ge ot District No. rMnd j t true rad ical reformer he was who desired °ne in &is ci^v and State " Tne war o£ 7&7*jy m«^ber wants to be a /«c(o(«?n, »i to join arid ere long we will have .to enro llfree sewing school s . num bers oler three hundred mem- to bufld S "SZJGod TpeSct ston S race e, the war ol creeds , and the war of tSS°^Z^ ^^^^o!

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? second mou t Wv hers. The pro gr.™,™, b«„ with a ffi-J jS ^ ij S EaS S^nt pS 'entertainment on Tuesday evening promem.de concert , at which fine ¦%£' !££.Jl o^\R ih ^ Tl^t»l' fected accounts-bills ,pavable mostly-. ">.tQ the abyss pf nbthingn ess. We can do tifu l vestr yrobms at the disposal bf theas-last was a disappointment , to those musi c was djscoursed under the di- A„ ';™^

^refnrm pd T.il Jam i^n«irn ^« « and wish we

had left politics alon e, as that without tffgfor* hero and , for the 'natte ^ 'who had witnessed the ausp icious be- rection of P.. f. Henry Hahn. At neVera from K is a business in itself and belongs , prop- fhat , there would be more harmony and we eXperie.u ;e n6w life and activity. ': Qwginnin g of the new administration , nine o'clock , the members and their Bv hS" rt ient zeall and by the periodi cal erfy, to the practiced politician. ,. , . St»« lf "e,M^ 'Mr . Sange r , whose poetical readin gs ladies , together number ing- over five Sinai which he conducted ^ he lent dignity, J "£M-^£^T*T^^k

sodeties here or elsewhere. . .

^aP jCjer bef»^ .^«gf:J«re a lwavs exceotinn a llv fine would hundred sat down tn a niimnhi ont power and popularity to the reform move- We have rebuked President Hayes and his hakribo and mat sd. - "W b5, ***> . W »«t «mt we h aye ^e jare always exceptmniiuy nne , wouia nuna teti , sat tiown to a sumptuous

brincintres neciallvth e sniritof Gpt- adm nistr ution by going Democratic for the . . „ , . . . , . ' ,.. .. . , . ¦ _, best Quart et in the city,-*r all ..volunteerperhaps nave awakened great entliu- ban quet. This was followed by a ™"\ *££* in^| SL thSvto * first time Bince 18D6. .We have given On Sunday kst the beuuhful and highly^ singers , the ladies members of the ' cPngr e- •siasm among his audience had hecan- concert in which the popular -favor to Tc ^wiilta M RS ample proof in this election to our brethren accomplish ed daughter of A P. Craiier , gatipnv Mrs. N/Lorie , Soprano , MissTillwfined his eloquence to quotations , ites, Miss Schesinger and Mr. Fried- deli«f^STES^A^d^^ ^ ^ i^^ h

^ ^Yet ^ie poetry of Uie Ailet « d e man parti ci p^^

served a better reception than it met . formed a corn et solo. A ball con- wtJ J J uvSlndSen Lot ns t^hen iearn Millions have been spent by the Bepub- BeTieve me, I was not .mvited to;^with ? nor because Mr. Sanger is a eluded the ceremonies . Toasts were ,„£"Ft ™in"" B

flm' _d

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e?hS licans on ,this Coast , but though money idmg, did not see . even a bit of the enke,. ia superb and can h'ardly .be b'eaten .byjro' -man of whom we should hesitate to made hy Messrs. Chas. Kahn , I..W. leaves of SS remembranc e over his buys everythin g, its persuasi ve ring could butwheti l learntha i a man marries a;girl |Biwlona r tIh R^ - ,;0«MMt 'vlpft^ ;i«vf-j ud ge fro m the highest crit ical stand - Kahn , S. Weil . M. K. Kohn , Alfred grave let uRffieTw^nthu siasm in fhe m^^.^ . . . am but0^! 5^point , but becau ^ as a guest of our T. J ones, N.Ri .tz anowskv, L;Naurn - cause of God' s truth , Jhdaism and human-

fe tt ffi aSta 'ffi K^lSfe SSS SeS^tgrStSown and Pres .dent of a sister society, berg, . S. Hecht , H. B. Sommer and "y- conoluaion of Dr Eohler 's ™- hbiiseholds. J?or the . first time in twelve Mb in years and sympathy, that I am Bttb J erf^OJ ha .aWei^Jift ae^ia/B^ojhe should hav e been treated with- B. Salinger. mtthZ^SwumXT Ifi. ¦wt8..his -:thta ' nlly ektad i DtmentlB ' ™ j gM ,to;h»nld t^ . raBt st ^urt - b! •^Uiaiir - ?

na-ter "Ta;aift MiB« «'pa tient court esy, even where he failed Gov. Hoy t's recomm endation that a tall cotomn of nur e'

maV ^ daad - OohgresBman, General ,. Rpsecran s, a na- efeto*r from the ,aVewge Jewish marriages , the ; seririon the sbealter adm oriished: ',«h9to enchain the attention. It has been Thank agiviVig ' shbuld l»e observed by tapedn Ttoward TfohTa& rests on a tive^f Qliib , as .noble a' ' pat riot ' and aB S^ 5 '^S/^ S f ^^'^

n^^^M^ll^

ySsaid of our Y. M. H. A. audiences the Ch ristian common w ealth , creates broad , fquare pedesml, 'At the center a honest * n as^ver ^w Ae

hght

pf the ™Portan t part in. theSe wedded-fpr-h fe J ^U^'n?^that they are highl y critical , but this snm. excit ement in oiir communi ty. SSSlj^SSft ^^i'§S ^K'SS^S^, par- ***

, . ; *&**.;. . ^S^Jt^SS^ Pexaction , we regret to note , is, in the Rev. I. S. Morais published a digni- brg "™d the tim7% bu th an d death of ticularl y in view of the fact that we have M. li. DeYoung, Esq., propri etor of the cloaed Mr. L. Hammers longh; onef ofwJaige majority of cases, the result of fied expostulation in the Evening the lamented rabbi. not had a chance to steal these twenty Chronick , and brother of the late Ohiis. De- greate st and most enterp rising merchant *. 1 . : '

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