The Dorćol Precinct informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that Jeruham Semo, a servant to Bita Albala, was arrested for stealing his master‘s overcoat.
Jewish Community Reported on Newly Born and Diseased Members
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of newly born and dead in the Community in the period 1st to 10th January 1884. Josif Samuel Anaf‘s baby girl was born and Josif Ben Araj‘s son died at birth. Boena, a wife of Samuel Rušan, Klara, daughter of Jakov Cevi, Josif, son of Avram Ruso, and Rakila, daughter of David Rafailo died.
Josif Ruso Gave a Power of Attorney to Mordohaj Kalfon
Josef Ruso gave a power of attorney to Mordohaj Kalfon to have at his disposal a capital of his future spouse Bojana, a daughter of Samuilo A. Ruso, until their marriage was concluded, with the effect that the profit would belong to Bojana. Once they were married, Kalfon would become the owner of her capital.
Jakov Levi Complained Against Rejecting His Lawsuit Against Bojana Tatjacak
Jakov Isak Levi filed a complaint to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the decision brought by the Belgrade Municipal Court to reject his debt collection lawsuit against Bojana, a widow of Moreno Tajtacak.
Jahiel Ruso, a merchant, filed a complaint to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against the Town Precinct which forwarded him to the Civil Court regarding the lease contract he had concluded with Bohora, a widow of Isak Kalmi. Jahiel claimed that Bohora resided in the house of Moša Elijas longer than agreed and requested the Administration to move her out.
The Niš Municipal Court issued a document that Jakov Rafajel possessed a house and a tobacco store in that town and that he could support his mentally ill wife Bohora.
Jakov Suzin To Take an Oath in the Presence of a Rabbi
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that Jakov Suzin, a foreman of Avram Suzin‘s store, to take an oath in the presence of a rabbi and to confirm that Bohor Adanja Karaoglanović, a manufacturer of tobacco paper, owed him 4200 grosches.
Jakov David Filed a Lawsuit Against Avram Suzin and Bohor Levi
Excerpt from a trial documentationa and decision brought by the Belgrade Town Court in a lawsuit Jakov David filed against Avram Suzin and Bohor Levi, over their refusal to move out from his house.
The Ministry of the Foreign Affairs communicated to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the lawsuit Jahiel Ruso filed against Isak Salomon from Brčko, whose wife sold him a house but refused to sign the property deed.
Jakov Abenšon Applied For the Admission Into the Belgrade Residency
Jakov Abenšon, the petty dealer the native of Niš, along with his wife Bukas and their sons Rudi, Avram, Žika and Šalom, applied for the admission into the residency of the Belgrade Municipality.
Josif and Bukica Karijo Renounced Their Yugoslav Citizenship
The Ministry of Interior of the People‘s Republic of Serbia requested the Executive Board of the People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade to remove Josif and Bukica Karijo from the registry of Yugoslav citizens. Josif Karijo, a merchant from Belgrade, at 3 Cincar Jankova Street, and his wife Bukica, née Kalmić, had renounced their Yugoslav citizenship.
Jovan Živković Filed a Lawsuit Against Jakov Solomon Over Debt
The Ministry of the Foreign Affairs communicated the Administration of the Town of Belgrade related to the lawsuit Jovan Živković had filed against Jakov Solomon, a resident of Bucharest, over debt.
The Ministry of the Foreign Affairs delivered to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade the request of Josif Kampus from Bucharest to get a Serbian citizenship. The Administration approved his application after the Assembly of the Jewish Religious-School Community had asserted that his father, Avram Kampus, was a Serbian subject.
Josif Ruso To Settle His Debt to Moša Maclijah and Buli
An auction sale was organized, at which many Jews participated, in order to collect resources from which Josif Ruso would settle his debt to the merchants Moša Maclijah and Buli,.
Jozef Konforti Filed a Lawsuit Against His Wife Velezijana
Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the delivery of the court decision reached in a lawsuit Jozef Konforti had filed against his wife Velezijana.
Jewish Communities Reported on the Number of Births and Deaths
The Jewish Ashkenazi Community and The Jewish Religious School Community reported on the number of births and deaths in the period between 20th and 28th 1893. In the Ashkenazi Community Leonhard Blat died. The Jewish Religious School Community reported on the death of Veneziana, a wife of Hajim B. Avram and Leonhard, a son of Simon Blat. There were no newborns.
Jewish Community Reported on the Numbers of Births and Deaths
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on number of births and deaths in the period between 11th and 20th January 1890. There were no babies born. David, a son of Isak Alkalaj, Rufk Sabitaj Koen and Venizjana, a widow of Samuilo Mandil, died.
Jozef Goldberg Lajzer Sentenced For Wandering Around
Jozef Goldberg Lajzer, born in Poland, with residence in Novi Sad, was caught wandering around the town without proper identification documents and jobless. The Criminal Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade sentenced him to 30- day of imprisonment, and afterwards to be delivered to the General Police Department since a warrant was issued for him earlier. Jozef‘s mother, Vilma Goldberg, informed the Administration of the City of Belgrade that her son was mentally ill and that the warrant was issued because she reported him missing. She requested the Department to substitute his prison sentence with fine sentence.
Juda Levi Gave a Power of Attorney to Šemaja De Majo
Juda J. Levi, from Volos in Greece, gave a power of attorney to Šemaja De Majo, a lawyer, to represent him in all legal matters and submitted it to the Terazije Precinct for verification.
Jovan Flajšer Got a Permit To Play Music in the Tavern Srpski Kralj
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade approved a request of Jovan Flajšer from Vršac and gave him a permit to play music in the tavern Srpski kralj.
The document published by the Ministry of Interior of the Federal People‘s Republic of Yugoslavia, stating that Judita Fišer, a caregiver in the Jewish children‘s home in Belgrade, born in 1922 in Vršac, had renounced her Yugoslav citizenship, because she was moving to Israel, and she had been granted Israeli citizenship.
Jewish Community Reported on the Newly Born and Deceased Persons
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of the newly born and deceased in the Community in the period 11th to 20th February 1889. Babies were born in the families of David Majo and Gavriel Koen and a stillborn in the family of Samuil Melamed. Regina, daughter of Hajim Mejuhas died.
