=Committee of Ministers= approves measures against "Judaizers," I 402 approves expulsion of Jews from villages of White Russia, I 406 instructed to provide relief for expelled Jews, I 406 advised to stop expulsion, I 407 formulates function of "Jewish Committee," I 408 question of admitting artisans into Interior transferred to, II 169 f modifies "temporary Rules" of Ignatyev, II 311 f, 318 objects to pogroms, II 312 f advocates school norm for Jews, II 339, 349 discusses emigration to Argentina, II 419 entrusted by Nicholas II. with execution of constitutional reforms, III 106 presided over by Witte, III 107 discusses Jewish question, III 123; see Council of Ministers =Committee on Freedom of Conscience=, appointed by Second Duma, favors Jewish emancipation, III 142 =Conference of Jewish Notables=, in St. Petersburg (September, 1881), II 277; (April, 1882), II 304 ff refuses to regulate emigration, II 307 disastrous results of decision of, II 321 =Congregation of New Testament Israelites=, Judeo-Christian sect in Kishinev, II 335 =Congregational Board=, supersedes Kahal in Poland, II 102 f (of Warsaw), objects to separate Jewish regiment, II 106 sends deputation to St. Petersburg to plead for equal rights, II 110 president of, arrested by Russian Government, II 181 =Congress=, of Aix-la-Chapelle, discusses Jewish question, I 398 f of Berlin, demands equal rights for Balkan Jews, II 202 of Vienna, see Vienna, Congress of Jewish C. proposed by Pinsker, II 331 of Medicine, in Moscow, III 15 Zionist C., III 41, 44 f, 84 f, 144 of United States, see United States of Poland, see Poland, kingdom of =Congressional Record=, quoted, II 294, 296, 395 =Conscription=, see Cantonists, Military Service, and Recruits =Constance=, Synod of, attended by Polish clergy, I 57 =Constantine, Old=, see Constantinov =Constantine Pavlovich=, grand duke, Russian heir-apparent, II 13, 129 proclaimed emperor but resigns, II 13 appointed commander of Poland, II 13, 16, 91 suggests expulsion of Jews from border zone, I 408 expels Jews from villages, II 31 Isaac Baer Levinsohn submits memorandum to, II 129 =Constantinople=, capital of Byzantium, I 17 captured by Turks, I 35 patriarchs of, carry on Christian propaganda in Tauris, I 18 Church of, hopes for conversion of Khazars, I 20 Spanish exiles in, I 27 Abydos, seat of Sabbatai Zevi, in neighborhood of, I 206 Jewish pilgrims on way to Palestine arrive in, I 209 Ignetyev, Russian ambassador at, II 259 =Constantinov, Old=, or Staro-(Volhynia), Cossack massacre at, I 149 "protest" against conscription at, II 21 f