The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-01
SPECIAL NOTIC ES.

k>SaJeBY AUTHORITY OF THE ACT OF
s-S Congress, approved February 49,
1880, TO secure the maintenance of public or,
der during the Inauguration ceremonies OF
1889, and for other purposes, and In compl-
ance with the requests of the Committee on
Public Order and OF the Grand Marshal OF
the day,it Is
Section /. That from i0a. m Monday, March
4, until after the passage OF the rear OF the
procession .escorting the President from the
Capitol to the Executive Mansion, no person
other than those participating IN the parade
shall be allowed within or permitted to oc-
cupy or intrude with vehicle or other OBJ.
strnction upon the line OF march, which Will
embrace all the space between the curb lines
Of Pennsylvania avenue, from Twenty-fourth
street to First street west; of Fifteenth
street northwest from the north line OF New
York avenue to the south line Of Pennsylya-
mia avenue; of First street from Indiana ave.
nue. t.. the carriage entrance to the Capitol
grounds southwest, all OF the south roadway
eastern front thereof, and three hundred feet
east OF the east line of the same to street
north and Delaware avenue; of street 70 First
street northwest and OF street northwest
from Twepty.fourth to Ninth streets north
west. +
Section 9. Street CARS of the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad going west shall
cease TO pass west of Seventh street north
west at p.30 q. m.; may run TO Seventh street
northwest until 1890 a. m, but not beyond
rear of the parade shall have left the Capitol
grounds. Going east shall cease to pass
Eighteenth street northwest at 10 a. M, and
TwSntyGnrth street r. RI M and g9i1s
east until the. rear OF the procession shall
have cleared the Capitol grounds.
Section 3. The street cars of the Metropoli-
tan Railroad shall not be run east OF New
Jersey avenue northeast on March later
than 10 a. M, until the rear division of the
inaugural procession shall have passed west
of the line of that avenue, NOR shall they run
Wpst East CauifOl sfrpnt later tnan 10
O'Clock a. m. i HN
Section 4. No street car shall, at any time.
approach within two squares OF the rear of
apply to Herdic coaches which traverse any
portion of the route OF the procession. d.
Section 4. During the periods named IN sec
tion Of this order, no person shall be al
| struction upon street or public space within
| fifty yards of the line of march Indicated In
| said section, except provided In section -.
| tion Of the act of Legislative. Assembly of
| August o. 1871, regulating. the assemhlage Of
hackney coaches and vehicles, shall apply to
all parts OF the District OF Columbia until and
| inclnding March 3, 1889.
Section q The Chief of Police shall preserve
| public order within, the Capitol grounds until
the % ceremonies at the Capitol IL shall have hsen %
in that locality for the movements Of the pro.
| cesson. '.
Section 8. The Chief of Police is charged
| with the execution of this order, and any CON
travention of the provisions thereof or of his
orders In fulfilling the same, without special
| permission from the police on duty along the
| line, WILL by authority of Congress-, subject
the offenders to a fine of not more than Ss5.
e>493s WASHINGTON, d. c., MARCH /, 1880.
The co-partnersbip heretofore existing be-
| tween CHAHLES WHEATLEY, SAM'L E.
| WHEATLEY, WALTER II. WHEAfLEY and
| WM WHEATLEY. under tho firm name OF
| WHEATLEY BROS, lumber merchants, Is
| this day dissolved by mutual consent, Walter
4. Whcatley retiring from said firm;
| WHEATLEY BROS.
| The lumber business, as heretofore con
| dueted, will be continued by the undersigned
who are authorized to settle all claims against
and collect all debts due the late firm.
| CHARLES WHEATLRY.
| SAM'L Il. WHEATLEY.
| WIN. WHEATLEY.