The Dorćol Precinct reported on passports issued on 12th November 1880. Moša Adanja Levi, a petty dealer, got a passport to travel to the village Šepšin.
Police Searched For a Jew Who Collected Contributions
The Savamala Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding its try to locate a Jew who collected contributions for purchasing a candle.
The Gruža District Office informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that the sale of property of Panta Cvetić in Guncati was scheduled and requested the Administration to informed his creditors Moša Ozerović, Moša Kalderon, Solomon Farkić, Isak Albala and others.
Proposal a Number of Language Classes Be Reduced in the Jewish Schools
The Ministry of Education and Religion informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the proposal a number of Chaldean and Jewish Spanish language classes be reduced in the Jewish elementary schools. The Ministry stated that children learned languages in the first half of the school day and other subjects in the second half of the school day. Thus, the children spent too much time studying language without any practical benefit on the expense of the practical knowledge. The Ministry considered that language classes needed to be reduced to two or three times a week.
Property Sale of Izrailo I. Eškinazi Over Debt Settlement
The Commercial Court ordered the sale of the real estate property of Izrailo I. Eškinazi, in order to settle his debt to Izrailo Ruso. The Administration inventoried his property but the wife of Eškinazi, Lenka, gave a statement that the inventoried household was her property. The Administration ordered her to submit a proof of ownership over the disputed items.
Prince Milan Obrenović Granted Amnesty to Aron Alkalaj
The Dorćol Precinct sentenced Aron Alkalaj to four days of imprisonment for failing to respond to the authorities call, by he was granted amnesty by the decree of the Prince Milan Obrenović.
Property of Albert Sur Seized To Secure the Debt Settlement
Avram Levi requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to hand over for safe keeping to Bohor Levi the sequestrated belongings of his debtor Albert Sur, a circus manager.
The Ministry of Education and Religion informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that Pijada Kapetanović, a teacher of the III and IV grade at the girls‘ elementary school in Jalija, was appointed for a teacher of the I grade at the same school.
The Town Precinct compiled a list of persons who were exempted from tax paying for the year 1887. Avram Amar was exempted by a decree of the Military Command when he joined the Army, while Ora Kojen was exempted by the decision of the Belgrade Community.
A receipt for the amount which Jakov Kojen had taken as a debt settlement from Petar Antić, a practitioner in the Administration of the Town of Belgrade.
Petar Stefanović Partially Settled His Debt To Moša Kalderon
The Kolubara District Headquarters requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to hand over to Moša Kalderon a debt amount collected from Petar Stefanović from Venčane, from the goods which were sold, but could not cover the entire debt.
Property of Samuil Levi Banned For Debt Settlement To Nisim Aron
The Commercial Court informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that it approved a ban to be placed on the property of Samuil Levi, a petty dealer, over debt to Nisim Aron. The Administration was requested to execute the ban and to place the seized property with Zdravko Albahari for safe keeping. The Court was informed that the ban was not executed since Nisim Aron gave up the claims.
Property of Stanojev Seized For Debt Settlement to Jakov Levenzon
The Commercial Court informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that it approved the ban to be placed on the movable property of Stanojev, a typographer, for debt settlement to Jakov Levenzon, a merchant. The Administration was requested to seize the property from the debtor, to inventory it and hand it over to Bokor Levi for safe keeping. The seizure was not executed since Stanojev had no property at all.
Panta Milić Filed a Lawsuit Against Bencijal Hajim Over Money Theft
Hajim B. Avram, Avram R. Levi and Josif Manojlović were interrogated by the investigating judge in the capacity of witnesses in the lawsuit Panta Milić had filed against Bencijal B. Hajim, over money theft.
Procurement of Horse Carriage For the Administration of the Town of Belgrad
The Head of the Administration of the Town of Belgrade was informed that a horse carriage would be completed in a near future, and together with horses would cost 2740 dinars in the enterprise owned by Pinkasa. Nevertheless, the best horse carriage could be bought in Pest.
Pavle Kuzmanović Filed a Lawsuit Against Isak Talvi Over Attack
The investigating judge escorted Isak Talvi, a merchant, to the Belgrade Court for decision reading, accused that he attacked Pavle Kuzmanović and inflicted light injuries to him.
Pijada Kapetanović Received a Pension For July 1898
Pijada Kapetanović, a former teacher, gave a receipt for the pension received from the Cash Box of the Administration of the Town of Belgrade for the July 1898.
Pepi Albahari Sentenced For Idleness and Fornication
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the Town: Pepi Albahari was sentenced with the 10-day of imprisonment over idleness and fornication.
Pinkas Hajim Sentenced For Spilling Dirty Water On the Street
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the Town: Pinkas Hajim was sentenced for spilling dirty water on the street.
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administrator of the City of Belgrade on the events that took place in the town: Pepica Albahari, an ex-maid, was fined for idleness with one day of enprisonment.
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the events occurred in the Town: Estera Levi, a servant, was punished for wandering around the town during the night.
The Administration of the State Monopoly informed the Administration of the City of Belgrade to have issued a permit to Jozef D. Ruso to sell securities and tax stamps.
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: Leon Karijo, Moša Albahari, Ilija Ruso and Jakov Karijo were sentenced with a three-day of imprisonment for money gambling.
