Letter from Rubenstein, J. to Morais, Sabato. Cincinnati, OH; Jul 1877
- Title
- Letter from Rubenstein, J. to Morais, Sabato. Cincinnati, OH; Jul 1877
- Date Created
- 8 July 1877
- Format
- 2 pages on 1 sheet
- Language(s)
- English
- Source
- Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies
- Sabato Morais Collection, Box 2, Folder 5
- Has Format
- https://colenda.library.upenn.edu/items/ark:/81431/p3q815c0n/manifest.json
- Link to Colenda
- https://colenda.library.upenn.edu/catalog/81431-p3q815c0n
- Provenance
- Transfer of Custody from the Hebrew Education Society, 10 March 1913.
- Is Format Of
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/judaicadh/morais/main/TEI/SMBx2FF5_2.xml
- content
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Cincinnati, July 8th 1877
EDUCATIONAL
Institutes
BY
JULIUS J. MAAS,
No. 178 Sycamore Street,
Betw. 5th and 6th.
CINCINNATI, O. Rev. S. Morais
Dear teacher,
various circumstances prevented me to remain] write still to you for the last five months of which I really regret of the loss of correspondence between us. I hope in the future to be more punctually in my writing to you than I was for the last few months, and I also hope & trust that you will be kind enough to forgive me for my silence.
I know your good nature that you are anxious to find out how your pupils are getting along in the world, in their studies in their world affairs & in their undertakings and your pupils, in return, are very willing to fulfill your noble wishes, by these means I shall give you a fair account of my success undertakings this year.
In school I succeeded very well; that is I passed the annual examination with a higher average than I expected myself. My average for the whole year is 91.75; the percents of the different studies in the final examination are as following; Latin 96.5; History 98; Algebra 92. German 97; Physiology 95; Rhetoric (6 Grade study) 85; Penmanship 90; Deport. 99.
Dr. Wise wants that I should try to make out the high school in 3 years but I think I would will not gain very much by it. I ask also your advise for it whether I should do it or not. In the college I also made a successful examination the visitors like the examinors gave me great credit The most In the final entertainment I succeeded to deliver my part as well as any of the American boys I would like to describe you more of my work of this year but the the gentleman who promished me to hand you this letter is in the horry to go to the train therefore I leave the rest for the next letter The gentleman who gives brings you this letter is a well edjucated man; he is a teacher in one of our public schools and also of the Hebrew Sunday School and the students of the college are boarding in at his house. He is now a delegate of the our congregation [Hebrew] I hope you will find a pleasant companion.
Write me of your health of your families health.
Your faithful & grateful pupil
J. Rubenstein
My regards to Henry - Identifier
- p3q815c0n
- identifier
- SMBx2FF5_2
Part of Letter from Rubenstein, J. to Morais, Sabato. Cincinnati, OH; Jul 1877
Rubenstein, J. and Morais, Sabato, “Letter from Rubenstein, J. to Morais, Sabato. Cincinnati, OH; Jul 1877”, Sabato Morais Digital Repository, accessed October 18, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/morais/item/89719