The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-20

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Southern arches almost touched each
..l.r. 1913 erected Temple Oi lnde
,....ir.ec." BOO tho centre of which was
.. elevated dais Or platform flim9unieo
fga rcir-fal. upon which iAe marble
l.r.rrf Irf.rftfc. n0W.tO hs seen in me
b ,.utrl. was p.lrod. over these wer,
,a-.rr.v arranged iho coiors oi
RANCE ard America, relieved ni
rc INTERVENING OF flowers ana
err.-4e,i, nder this canopy Were
srranroo -esis for the ladies, and lacllI'
fic. for Attending refreshments These
arches and Obciisks were substantially
buIlt of wood, painted and decorate"
with stars, cycrgrccns, flowers ana Ha5s
THE work had been so well done thar
most OF them stood for some years after
tne date of the great festival, and when
MANY of those who had Witnessed the
scenes of that day had gone to their
graves.
ON the morning referred to above ihc
procession. as originally designed. was
reformed 10 receive The Marquis at the
Eqrle Hotel The line of march was mp
Slain to Fifth street. then down Broad
lo the City Hall Here Dir. John Adams
fhc Mayor of the city, received Lafayette
in toe name of the authorities ana people
off Richmond. The house was filed with
citizens. the galleries crowded with
lsl,.e. while an immense mass OF people
aerrried the streets ami Capitol square.
Au cve-w illness speaks of tine scenes Oh
tUis dlv as being simply indescrbab.e
d. Adams was "a man of fine sense. great
personal dignity and high character Ills
numerous defendants now reside
.n Richmond Ills beautiful resi-
lanre on Church Hiu, late
fne home of Loitin Elicit, ESQ., now
forms part of the Convent OF Monte
Maria. Colonel Lambert, who was n
command on this occasion, and who was,
commended for the good order and
.c.omm Doe maintained, afterwards bee
..me mayor of the city. and died within
Ile memory of many now living. IND me
Lall of the courthouse were Two iuu-
laarih portraits. one oi Washington, by
.Ia WpIl-known artist Wawcl. the other
1l Lafayette. painted by Edward Petl-
cYIa-. These valuable relics now adorn
tlo ualisoi thcpresent Council Chamber
900 Broad street
4n.r tlo reronfion 40 the civ Hail
.r. General was conducted Oy The
l..f.,.tto arch to the Temple of
Independence. where. surrounded by
afrnItar.c@ of the State. officers of the
Hcr0.ution. distinguished officers of the
United Siatesarmy and navy, and hy ladies
and gent cmeu iromaI parts Of the coun-
tr. le O.,s addressed bv Chief Justice
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,ci,tr frarnod hnilding that stood near
Pa. sitoof tba r.rosant Valentine Uou.o
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.t.te Afnirbtfbemerouee fonts and che.
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l.nfinued M occupr the streets and
E IDHTIuU fIN NEHNIHU Dc D
,,..ret tha Theatre where he WAS re.
.lsrel with the greatest enthrsia.m
A. tha close of The rey1lar nerformanca
.. Lo IN. abont M lesve the bouse The
o,onle rose ~ ,1a.es and Joined a cho.
,u- of voices who had been empl0ved no
iar The familiar air of "Auld-Lanl.
,rro." then mid the acclamati0us of the
Y-onlr. DE was allowed 10 seek the resi-
le aouhtlos. SD much needed
ON the following morningat 1Oo'clock
r sfareff. received M the Civ Hall tbo
raDHs off Harmony Hall School"
female seminary conducted by The Rev
le--.. N Turner and his ACCOMPLISHED
.iIe Tlis lady was remarkable for her
.r.-sriny manner bigh cultnra and
..,a,,,rg taste She was the aunt of fhe
Lad. k.yidJ Burr. of this civ On MI.
occasion the General was welcomed ly
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