The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-12
Escort.
Hia Majesty, MIG Hex HElU SUI
treasure and baggage of The Kin
Route:
Route


As already announced, no advertising vans.
Improper or indecent displays will be allowed
In the Pageant The Chief of our Household
Troops. Col Thomas Boyan, Ia especially
charged with the execution Of this provision.
Y.
All organized Bodies of Maskers. not yet as
signed, viii Immediately report to the War De-
partment
His Majesty, In all of his actions has carefully
avoided any interference with the topics of Gov
eminent among his subjects, and upon no occa-
sion has he authorized, encouraged or justified
any demonstration that might be so construed.
Therefore, His Majesty desires 1t distinctly un-
deretood that he will not, In any manner, dis
tuIb the status quo new existing in his chosen
Capital His Majesty, in making this visit. de-
siras to confer pleasure upon all his liege sub.
ieefR. without reference TO their individual or
collective opinions on the political questions
now engaging the attention of all cultivated
minds In this country and therefore desires the
hearty CO. operation of every one residing within
the limits OF his realm. And he strictly enioins
upon his officers and the members Of his house
hold, that they shall abstain from any action
orable subjects of either political party.
All places of business both public and pri-
waite, are hereby ordered to be closed. and all
traffic suspended throughout tho entire city on
TUESDAY, the 18th February.
All houses and galleries a'ong the route Of
PROFESSIONS are ordered to be decorated. or
otherwise display some sign of allegiance to
the King.
Owners and drivers of public aud privpte ve-
teles are requested to keep out of the highways
In which the pageant will form. and through
which 1t viii pass.
Owners and masters of vessels and steam
boats in port, the proprietors OF public build
ings, and the Cousuls of all foreign nations at
peace with His Majesty. are directed TO display
their colors during the entire day
The city authorities are hereby ordered to re-
move all Instructions from the highways on
which tho pageant will form or pass.
ID.
All malicious mischief upon the part OF sub
iects-such as throwing four-~is interdicted
and forbidden under the severest penalty.
Each and every line Of the city railroads will
run their cars at intervals of fifteen minutes
during the entire night and 10 cars will be al
lowed to obstruot the line of pageant
Atep. m. on TUESDAY, sunset salute will
be fired By II, Ms Artillery. when all loyal sub
iects win unmask and dispense in order to give
place to II. Ms Cousin CoMUs, who visits the
city after that time.
And now enloining strict obedience on the
part OF all submissive and beloved subjects. His
Majesty's answering determination Is an
nounccd to enforce all and every provision of
this edict, In order that his brief reign may
leave only smiles and pleasant memories be-
! hind.
And so in the fullness of q royal trust and
confidence, the interest Of his most Blessed
Maiesty's realm, the honor and glory Of his
house Is entrusted to their loyal keeping.
GOD SAVE THE KING!
Done at Carnival Palace and with the Roval
Seal hereunto attached. this tenth day Of Feb
ruary. IN the year OF our Lord eightee hun
dred and seventy-seven. and the one thousand
and sixth of His Maiestys reign.
BY the King himself:
REX.
ATTEST:
WARWICK.
Earl Marshal of the Empire. fell st
LEMp'S LAGER BEER.
A FRESH STOCK OF THIS FAMOUS BREW
- Or
WESTERN LAGER BEER
Just RECEIVED AND ON DRAUGHr,
- AT
FRANK WITTUM's
ia Cemnea street.
LADIES' saloon upstairs fes Nv