National Republican., 1885-03-03
yzSSs OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
SsS DISrRICr OF COLUMBIA,

onical-E. W. ANDERSON, Chef o staiL II
N5Yys OFFICE or THE GQMMIssIoNERs
WAsHISUroS, March 2, 1885.
proved February 10, 1885. relating 10 the pres
ervation, public order In the District Of Colum-
b n, and la compliance with the requests Of the
Committee Oh Public order and tho Grand Mar
shal of the Day; 1t is ordered: ,,,,.,.,,
DAY, MARCH 4, until aiter the passage Of the
rear q the first division ts orling the President
and PreidentelcCt to the Capitol no per4on
other than those forming such e,cor, shall be
allowed Within or be permitted to occupy or lt-
the line Of march OF said first division, which
line Will embrace all the space between the curb
lines of Pennsyvania avenue from seventsenth
street TO First street west; of fifteenth street
northwest from the north line Of New York
avenue TO the south line Of Pennsylvania ave.
nue. southeast to the Treasury; of First street
from the Peace Monument to the entrance to
the Capitol Grounds southwest THENCE all the
roadway through the grounds or the Capitol TO
the eastern front thereof and three hundred feet
east of the east line Of the same.
gun from Capitol Hill announcing the move
lnent of the inaugural procession from the Cap
iiol to the Presidential Mansion and until aiier
prohibitions prescribed IN section 1 of this order
shall Apply TO the following sp ces; All the
roadway nOrthwest through the Capitol Grounds
to the junction Of First street and Penn sylvania
avenue; all between the curb lines of Pennsyl-
Washington Circle; OF Fifteenth street north
west from Pennsylvnnin avenue to the north
llnt OF Now 4 Ork hNtfluti OIL N hiTttN nUEtnNt
from rwenty-second street to Connecticut ave.
nuei thence of Connecticut Rhode Island and
sseTinN street caTs Of the Wssbnat;n md
Georgetown railroad going vest snail rease to
pass west Of Seventh street northwest at $3.50 q;
m; may run U seventh street northwest until
1870 M. but not beyond First street southeast
after 10 A. m until the rear of the escort div sion
west; going east, shall cease TO pass seventeenth
street nor.hweSta l0a m until the rear Of the
cars going east shall ngan q nse to pass east oi
seventh street northwest at 1880 p M, and not
the rear OF the procession shall have turn ed into
X street northwest. and going west, no further
of the signal gun named In section until the
rear of the procession shall have cleared the
Capitol grounds. Nostreet car shall at any time
approach within two squares OF the rear OF either
o the two marching columnA
SECTION 4. The street cars of the metropolitan
railroad shall not be run east of New Jersey
avenue ON March 4 later than 10 n. m. until the
| rear d vision of the inaugural procession shall
| of that railroad company on II street, near the
| Arllngton Hotel, anu ON Connecticut avenue
charge of the same as may be directed by the
| Police Department, SO as not TO Interfere Win
the movements OF the President-elect or the
march Of the procession.
| SECTION 3. During the periods named In sec
tons and OF TINS order, no person shall be al
| tion upon street or public space within fifty
yards ofthe line of march indicated In said sec
men not provided with tho usual badge shall be
recognized by badge ofwhlte or yellow ribbon
| bearing the words Especial Police" and shall be
| respected accordingly.
SEcTIoN O. The provisions Of the 4th section
| of the act of the Legislative Assembly of Aug.
| 20, 1871, regulating the assemblage OF hack.
ney coaches ani vehicles, shall apply to- all
| parts of the District of Columbia until and In
| Guiding March b, 1885.
| SECTION Z. The Chefof Police shall preserve
public order within the Capitol Grounds until
| the ceremonies at the Capitol shall be concluded
ane reserve all the space needed at that locality
| for the movements OF the procession.
| SECTION &. The Chief OF Police Is charged
| with the execution of this order, and any con
orders in fulfilling the same, without special
permission from the police on duty along the
| line, will subject. by the authority OF Congress
| Five Dollars. by order of the Board.
| WILLIAM TINDALL,
| mar32t Secretary.