The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
ton, and the cathei~a. Enjtial2re

,,tyr2i- IsI-,S SUCCESSOR
pcl,e,t rI,-tir,h foIsoveL I4atrooa as the
ff+h ,rc,ira-+ Of t},a C,aDitrl; then came
rnn,y. AIMS wh, was apgc;ated arch-
,oct ~, Andrew Jackson in 1S30
H. ,,s frn,,, Charleston. S. c.
His work was the Second Treas
,l.,,i,,, no oae-e~n facade re-
t.sfr, t5a c11nr,anaad the Patent Office,
-, 1,.,,f1i-ez ANA designed the
,vs-I.i,,r,+,,,, ,,,r,,,I--7,.a,,+ Among other
,i1,1i,,re f.; ,-,-;,,,s cities designed by him
ti'a ,r,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Church, in Richmond
- ~ ,,3,;I,1Isl,,ni Mint Ne, Was reInov-
60, ~, r55iIa oroared on the Patent
Ct,: 1J; Io,,,+f,' ,,,o,-~rsTI March A. IS:-.5
-, il.$e ~ yl.,,to, ~, IN PhIadelJghii,
'o'li1S ~ &C., tbn architect nj
SF'E'I"I' - 80. tcr5 y,rI,a,, u, 1874
~ C+,+es had made more
'.'> --. ia On tnl became
= I,,,r.., lls,orn,fnnd to extend
i, a. -. s,.a,,ter Wings or extern
80, .i7n Ia,-,,r Of The corner
80 .to,,.i9n ~. president
Stgiie " ',., ~ -, ,S-, = ,,ae ,rhn,nas
M, 1D4S tb, wor,, ,T,f
N1'Nei /" ~. s.Tt.,,. of wv dur-
In - - ieioE1 ana through him
..5 q 70. ~, f,,,,57t .fnr ,be connlftinn of
-. ,,.,,f,-o1 ,,-e-a irav-1
-, ms, I,,,;,l,i,,,r l,,c hecr t,>ni,.,1 of
'''G ,r,,,,r,,7 At tho bae.nnine.
1''c sr,..f and modest build
;,,. i ha. hacr added To ana extended.
80 ,,,i,, to,s1stior,- are i'm kaapin..
,'.f.t ,l,s,,lsl,,le of tbis oreat Union
~ ctatss Eron the ton of its lofty dome
~ ,oni. an ON the green
~ me- War,.,s,,,d and see Tho
a,+ i+ sn~oa1 mt at orr feet
30 ha,ntifr1 coIored maD. and
.,,.aa,i,,o ant as II does each wear fur
,f,or ava fnrth=,. towards the boundaries
~ no TI;strict n,.ar whfc,, II is destined
-, a,.o,lr.r y-o trrn onr oazr acrAss tia,
Iso.or,an md note those barren fields and
r.ooinsl trIIe nnna y mart of the District.
too. tba cnI,,Tz- maj chose to return to
me old mother Commonwealth rather
M, ren,air, a mari of he then neglected
oorernnent territo~y We wonder il this
Iandscane scene would look different TO-
day if remained welded to the Dis
trict nf Cc1nmhio
Rut another architect is coming to the
front Already the times are rine for his
annea,-ance. rI>ae builder of the Memorial
Fri,{o%, IN Vraini9.s sacred soil history
awaits with eager ngn 10 irmortalize
WASHINGTON THE BEAUTIFUL.
WASHINGTON of to-day is a beautiful
city ana a most desirable place OF resi-
dcnce.
The clcte-trotter may rave over Paris
Venice. or Berlin, but to the untraveled
American 1t is the most peautiIul c''S
in the world. Every genuine american
Is Frouc OIL NashihetoA' ioi, II IL IS tot
now the most neaGtllui CITY Hi ttte s4ope'
IS IS fa2la!E FecoEnilS sum: II - olts
OF the most cosnopolitah Oh cries Us
population, drawn from al paris Oh me
country. and from al countries OF the
world mas increased from l"l''yt IL le'o
to ABOUT 2oc'ooo ana ABOUT SVo'VlV III me
D:strlct, at 'he present tiliie. us soclal
HE is cnaFacteflsea by d oes,ee VI val
ETY. ana freedom rarely ehJoEeo else"iie1e.
1t IS rapidly booming the centre OF SCI
ent-lc thoUsnt AifesaE II mas mum I'M,
per Oh great INSTITUTIONS ol ledinilis, Wiz.
otEers IL process OIL ofsa ,li2>.tto-l' ana
the puollc-schooi system IS among. tle
pest III ci,e country Us uelas.-
hleH' out'uIiSs are una ot.ot.et ny any
thi'is OF ths ktho III Iiiis couiist ,. us
system % slDateS ana PATS s's.os iieS' ~
ilalE coStI! statues attQ iilotis!'llJHtS =,
Wy q ~ az ~
w. ate9 lite Ts % ~ ..
WIZ lsoes away e!tthu>iasLtC oHet us
&c! &c, - ie'i'' "nue 50 ,'ie
~ =, iue " tlie citS- ne stie Ht'S "'ue'
sis'.t ~ any ot'let Guy ui' ttT 10y 'li1
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