The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02
THE DISPATCH.


TUESDAY M0RNIN0..,-...-..- .hkRkUAkY 2, 1883
Csnss on RAcHMa CAaEEa--l Esv Las, Moments oa
EassA~-She spoke with an gnaltsrable serenity Of
her approaching end. sasiag 20 her friends that
she hsd taken the grand apartment In the Palace
Royais, that her friends who did her the honor to
come 70 her funeral might be we'll received. As
otsa happens 10 suoh cases, either by the iitnson
OF the invAin Or the prosisioa OF Providence, ~
her and approached ahe ceased 20 anticipate it,and
sons days previous 20 her death she no longer
suffered any pain. shs became resigned, aud do.
Gle - child and wrote letter TO her father faii
OF tsndernsss on the occasion Of the new year
She expired TRANQUILITY, without a single marmaf
e as, aud fepess'ng .,sad .ae p rayh one or ' Of
her sisters, who had not quilted her side since .ns
commencement Of her maiady, her doctor rose,
her faithful maid, the rabbtn OF Nice' ana ten
members Of the eonsstory. Her coantenahce was
90 beautiful az the ira sformation that some one
hasscaed Tor photographers TO preserve the lea
tnree, pare aud calm, that they VIII pass TO pos
terity without being distorted oy a single pang-
ssMorte bella parea mel suo bel viso.'
The Independence Beige gives the information
that the fortaae left by Mile. Rachel will amount
to l2yo9o0fr., without counting her jewels. which
Of great value This fortune ~ divided In half,
between her family. ascendant aud descendant.
with rho exception Of legacy Of 600ofr. to her
sister sarah, aud annual pension Of 60ofr to her
maid Rose. There should be also about 800 .eo0fr.
on her own life, With reyersons on her children,
but IL 10 not known II the proper forms have been
regularly complied with. IL IL supposed, In fact,
that the death Of Mile. Rachel Wilt 10 one way or
other give rise TO a Law suit.
The remains u Nile Rachel have arrived in
Paris, having been accompanied from the south OF
France by her sister Sarah AMI several friends of the
family. NJ. Angler, head of the Jewish consistory
at Nice, has written letter TO Nj. Alphouse karrs
journal the Terre Promse declaring that the deceas
ed In her last moments had the consultations of the
Jewish on, and that when she visited about
two mouths back by some members Of the Jewish
Benevolent Society of Nice. she expressed her firm
1.s L.. - Ill. L.. g..
then.
The London Times esys:-A funeral service, &C
cordng TO the Jewish rites, was celebrated at the
Esrseilies railway terminus, where the remains Of
Mile Rachel, which arrived at that city on Thurs-
day, had been deposited. In compliance with the
wishes of her family, the prayers Of the Hebrew
liturgy read over her coffn, which was borne
by Jews TO the carriage prepared for 1t. The mem.
bers Of I'll. family Of the Grand Rabbi accompanied
by the chief oficinting minister, the members Of
Jewish Consistory of Marseilies aud the ad ninis-
tration of the synagogue aud of the Jewish Charita
bic Society. attended ceremony and rendered
sincere tribute to the memory OF the Industrious
tfdseiienae --fuis Constitutional, Jan. IL.
Ccxxos FAuGr REBuksp-iIow annoying ii Is
when seated alone 10 your office. 20 have some one
open the door, look all round the room TO be salts
fsd that You ara its only occupant. add then ask,
"Mr, - (your partner, perhaps,) is not Ia, IL
he 7" The custom Is as common as IL IL ridiculous
and annoying The Buffalo FTpreSs instances
case in that city, where one Of these askefH OF
needless questions was eilectuaiiy Iakou uo"h' "a
Inember Of Law Arm in that city is sitting at hts
desk, busiiy engaged In important business, wnen
the DIOR opens Mr.. Anger walks in, takes his
seat and says In drawing tone, "Mr. = isn't
H. 10 Z" The question was useless, OF course,
a, there was no one else IN the room but the two;
but the counsellor arose. and with great urbanity
replied. 81 will see, sir" He looked under has
chair behind the stove. into the 'pigeon holes OF
his desk, and saying, ~ don't see him., sat down
and went to writing. "fIod on, squire, said the
visitor won have taught me- lesson sir, and ii
send you peck of apples and departed.
The Lawrence block, the largest and most extern
sive structure in Dubuque, Iowa was destroyed by