=Moscow= (city), "Judaizing heresy" spreads in, I 36 f Jewish court-physician burned in, 37 Jewish merchants from Poland and Lithuania penetrate into, I 242 f Ivan the Terrible refuses to admit Jews to (1550), I 243 influx of Poles and Jews into, I 244 Polish-Jewish prisoners of war permitted to stay in, I 245 Jewish cloth merchants permitted to visit, I 245 Jews barred from (1676), I 245 Borukh Leibov pays visit to, I 251; and converts Voznitzin to Judaism, I 251 f Jewish merchants of White Russia pay visits to, I 315 Russian merchants of, protest against admission of Jews, I 315 Jewish merchants excluded from (1790, 1791), I 316 Jewish merchants permitted temporary sojourn in (1835), II 40 Jewish physicians, though admitted to Interior, excluded from, II 167 burgomaster of, objects to admission of Jews to city government, II 199 Jews expelled from (under Ignatyev), II 264, 319 Russian merchants plead for admission of Jews to, II 319 Sir Samuel Montagu, of London, expelled from, II 345 admission of Jews to schools and university of, restricted to 3% (1887), II 350; restriction placed on statute books (1908), III 157 f Jews harassed in, II 385, 397 Russian celebrities of, sign protest against Jewish persecution, II 387 Dolgoruki, governor-general of, lenient towards Jews, II 401 Grand Duke Sergius appointed governor-general of, II 400 Alexeyov, burgomaster, of, agitates against Jews, II 400 f Istomin, agent of Pobyedonostzev, appointed to important post in, II 401 ukase, expelling Jews from city and government of, decreed (March 28, 1891), II 402; wording of ukase affected by hope for foreign loan, II 408 "illegal" Jews raided and imprisoned, II 403 Alexander III. pays visit to, II 404 discharged Jewish soldiers forbidden to remain in, II 404 Jewish artisans and tradesmen expelled from, II 404 f horrors of expulsion from, II 405 f news of expulsion from, suppressed in Russian press, II 407; reported in foreign press, II 407 expulsion from, witnessed by United States commissioners, II 407; causes protest of President Harrison of United States, II 408 f expulsion from, affects unfavorably Russian loan in Paris, II 408 M. refugees deported from St. Petersburg, II 410 expulsion of Jews from, continued, II 413; causes emigration to Western Europe and America, II 410, 413, 420 visited by White, representative of Baron Hirsch, II 418 synagogue of, closed (1892), II 423 Minor, rabbi of M., and Schneider expelled from, II 423 f conversion of synagogue of, into charitable institution ordered by Alexander III., II 424 "Marranos" in, II 425