Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-02

the east side of the south door of the Sem
ate chamber. Those occupying galleries
west of the diplomatic galleryfw4ll proceed
by the west stairway to the south side or
the Senate chamber, the right of the line
halting and resting at the west side or the
south door of the Senate chamber. When
the rear of the column from the Senate
floor shall have passed those on the east OF
the south door Will follow, and when they
shall have passed those on the west size
of said door will follow.
AFTER the occupants of the galleries have
proceeded to the platform employees of the
Senate, Supreme Court, House of Repre-
sentatives and architects ONCE Will be ad-
mitted to seats on the PLATFORM.
while the senators-elect are being sworn
in and the procession formed the members
of the press, in a body, Will proceed down
the west steps leading to the gallery,
through the rotunda, to the seats reserved
for them on the platform.
On the Senate Floor.
THE doors of the Senate chamber will be
opened at II o'clock am. to those entitled
to admission, as follows:
1.-THE President, the President-elect.
1.-The Vice President-elect.
"Ex- Presidents and eXVice Presidents.
THE chief justice, associate justices and
officers of the Supreme Court
''Senators-elect and ex-Senators.
Ambassadors and ministers OF the Unit
ed States.
Ambassadors and ministers of foreign
countries who have been presented official
ly to the President.
Heads of executive departments.
Members, members-elect and elective Of
ficers of the House of Representatives
Governors of states and territories.
1.-The lieutenant general commanding the
army and his aid.
."The admiral of the navy and his aid.
1.-The lieutenant general of the army, re-
tired.
"Officers of the army and navy who, by
name. have received the thanks OF Con-
"Ex-Speakers of the House of Represen-
tatives.
"Ex-secretaries and ex-sergeants-at-arms
of the Senate.
Judges of the Court of Appeals and of
the Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia.
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
Judges of the Court of Claims.
1.-The Commissioners Of the District of
Columbia.
THE secretary of the Smithsonian Inst-
tuition.
THE librarian of Congress.
1.-THE architect Of the Capitol and his as
sistant.
''The superintendent Of public buildings
and grounds.
1.-THE clerk of the House of Representa-
tives will distribute to members-elect cards
of Identification, and they are requested to
come with the members OF the House and
enter the Senate chamber at the south door.
ambassadors and ministers Of foreign coun-
tries cards of admission to the Senate
chamber, and they are requested to enter
at the Senate bronze door and to assemble
in the Senate marble room, whence they
will be shown to seats on the Senate floor.
1.-The sergeant-at-arms of the Senate will
distribute to all the others above named
cards of admission to the Senate chamber,
and they are requested to enter at the Sen
ate bronze door or the door under the arch
beneath the bronze door.
Those entitled to admission to the floor
of the Senate will be shown to their seats
upon entering the Senate chamber by those
In attendance.
"The Supreme Court headed by its Off
GERS, will enter the Senate chamber in
body at II 40 am. and be announced.
1.-The House of Representatives, headed
by its officers, Will enter the Senate cham
Der in a body at IL 80 am, and be an
nounced.
Proceedings on the Platform.
ION reaching the platform the President,
who is also the President-elect will take
the seat reserved for him, the chief justice
on his right and the sergeant-at-arms of
the Senate on his left.
1.-The committee on arrangements will oc-
cupy seats next to and behind the Presi-
dent.
"Ex-Presidents, ex-Vice Presidents and
associate justices Of the Supreme Court,
the Vice President, secretary, members or
the Senate and ex-senators will occupy
seats on the right.
1.-The retiring members Of the House and
members-elect will be seated on the right
Of the President next to and behind the
Senate.
1.-The diplomatic corps. will occupy the
seats on the left of the President. Gov
ernors Of states and territories. heads Of
departments, the lieutenant general com
handing the army, the admiral of the navy
and the officers Of the army and navy,
who, by name, have received the thanks Of
Congress, will take seats on the left Of the
President.
"Such other persons as are included in
the preceding arrangements will occupy
the residue of the platform
when all are assembled the oath of
office will be administered to the Presi-
dent-elect by the chief justice or, in his
absence, by the senior justice present.
1.-The President will then oliver his in
augural address.
On the conclusion Of the address the
members of the Senate, preceded by the
sergeant-at-arms. Vice President and the
| Der. and the President, accompanied by the
| committee on arrangements, will proceed to
the Executive Mansion.
"All the doors Of the rotunda will be
will be kept clear. No person will be per-
mitted to pass from the House wing
| through the rotunda except members,
| members-elect and the officers Of tho
House
"All entrances to the Senate wing Except
| the two before mentioned) will be closed
| the night Of March and be kept closed
| until after the inaugural ceremonies. All
persons having the right of admission will
| be admitted only at the Senate bronze door
and at the door under the arch beneath
| the bronze door. The sergeant-at-arms CT
| the Senate is charged with the execution
| Of these arrangements"
CARRIAGE RATES AND RULES.
| The Special Regulations Issued by the
| Commissioners.
| The Commissioners of the District of CO.