The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-05
PROCLAMATION
BY THE
KING Or TIE CARNIVAL!
EDIt1r XIV.

70 whom, All These Presents Shall Game,
directing:
In honor NJ His Most Blessed Mainsya safe
return to His Royal Capital. aud In apprecia.
tlnn Of the true ani nnawerving ALLEGIANCE 90
slgnaly manifested by b g Loving subjeots,
A GRAND STATE PAGEANT
Ia hereby ordered and decresl for
TUESDAY, March r.. A. H., 1919,
and the a0Dzth of His Majesty's reign
The pageant will appear at II o'clock =. m.
and take the following
LINE or MARCH:
From Julia to Camp, G,mp 10 north side
Canal. Canal to Rampant Rampant to EspGn-
pde south side Eaplanade to Roman north side
iGsnlnnaHa to X val Royal to st. Charles, 81.
Charles to julia. Julia to Gimp. Camp t.
rrytauia. Ffytania to First. First to Magazine.
Magazine to CuIliope. Caiope to Camp, GamR
to Julin, Julia Il Gaendelet, Carondeet TO Tx
position Hall.
GENERAL ORDERS.
As already announced noo,dvnrtising vans
improper OF indecent displays will he NIL owed
in The pageant Tho Chief of our Household
Troops Col Thos. BoylRn. Ia especially charged
with tho execution of this prosision.
q,
All mashera not yet assigned will Immediate
" report to tho War Department.
Those not reported ON morning OF Tuesday
will assemble ut Tvoi Circle ut 10 o'clock.
where hoy will DO assigned to appropriate po-
sions In tho line.
All places of business. both public and pri-
vate are hereby ordered to be closed. and all
ri \ yl,f,t,f nj
TU EsDAY tho fifth March.
All houses and galleries along tho route Of
PROFESSIONS arc ordered to be decorated. or
otherwise display somc sign OF allegiance to
the King.
Owners and drivers of public and private ve-
hicles are requested to keep oout OF tho high
ways in which tho pageant will form and
through which 1t will pass.
Owners and masters of vessels and steam
boats In port. the proprietors OF public build
inga and the consuls OF MI foreign nations ut
| peace with his Majesty are directed to display
their colors during the eutire day.
7.
Tho city authorities are hereby ordered to re-
move all distractions from tho highways on
which tho pageant will form or pass.
4.
All malicious mischief tho part OF sub
jeots-suoh as throwing lour-is interdicted and
| forbidden under tho severest penalty.
ID.
Each and every limo of tho city railroads will
| run their cars ut intervals of fifteen minutes
during tho eatire night and no cars will be
allowed to obstruct the limo Of pageant.
| 10.
| At6p M on TUESDAY suneet salute will
be fred by II. nj IS Artillery. whom all loyal sub
jects will unmask and disperse, In order to give
| place to Fl, M. Cousin Comus, who visits the
| city after that time.
| And now enjoining strict obedience on the
| part OF all submissive and beloved subjects. His
Majestys unswerving determination f. an
nounced to enforce all and every provision OF
| this edict, In order that his brief reign may
i leave only smiles and pleasant memories be
| hind.
| And so In the fullness OF 81 royal trust ano
confidence. the interest of his most Blessed
Maiestys Realm. The honor and the glory o.
| his house is intrusted to THEFT royal keeping.
GOD SAVE The KING!
Done at Carnival Palace. and with the roya
seal hereun'o attached, this second day o
March. in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and seventy eight and the one thousand
and seventh OF His Majesty's reign.
BY the King himself:
Attest:
WARWICK,
mha st Earl Marshal Of tho Fmaire
ND II EnpMCNTn