The Washington times., 1901-09-17

| procession will continue out B Street and
| disperse After discharging their occu-
pants the carriages will park within the
| Capitol Grounds to await the return OF
their occupants
| After the services are over and the
invited guests shall have departed those
| persons desiring to view the remains will
| be formed in line four abreast and be
permitted to ascend the east front steps
and enter the Rotunda when the Sergeant
| alarms of the Senate shall so direct
/ The lines will pass through the Rotunda
| and out at the west front of the Capitol.
| The strictest order will be maintained,
| and those persons who give the slightest
! trouble will be unceremoniously arrested
! and charged with being disorderly. At
/ o'clock the plaza on the east front of the
/ Capitol will again be cleared and the pro-
! cession formed to conduct the remains
| to the depot. 1t will be headed by Acting
| Sergeant Matthews, and the cortege, as
| on previous occasions will be surrounded
/ by police and so escorted to the depot.
Lieutenant Moore will there be in COM
mand of a force of men who will clear
the streets in preparation for the COM
ing of the funeral party The strictest
order will be maintained throughout the
entire ceremonies. and every effort will
be made to apprehend every person who
| cannot give a good account of himself
and his business.
The official order of Major Sylvester.
which has been supplemented by verbal
Instructions to the various captains and
lieutenants, reads:
ITO further carry out the arrangements
attending the ceremonies incident to the
f,,par.I of ha President the morning
of September II, at S O'Clock a m, Penn
sylvania Avenue from Seventeenth Street
to Fifteenth Street, to Pennsylvania Ave-
enue, to First Street west, to B Street
north, to the north end of the Capitol
grounds, and Street to First Street, to
East Capitol Street will be closed to all
vehicles and pedestrians, except United
States mail wagons. ambulances. fire de-
partment, and members Of the press hav-
ing cards signed by the Superintendent.
THE Capital Traction cars will be
stopped going east at Seventeenth Street
at $40 o'clock a. m; at First Street and
Indiana Avenue at SIS o'clock a. m: at
Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
southeast at S:15 o'clock a. m.
The Washington Traction Company
cars will be stopped at East Capitol
Street at $50 o'clock a. m, and at First
Street and Indiana Avenue at the same
hour. Lieutenants will enforce the above
order.
Sixteen mounted men in dress coats
and Acting Lieutenant Matthews will re-
port to the Major and Superintendent at
Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue
northwest at O'Clock a. m. to precede
the procession.
Eighty footmen will report to Lieuten-
ant Boyle III front of the Executive
Mansion at 7:45 o'clock a. m, and clear
the Avenue to Fifteenth Street and New
York Avenue. The funeral carriages of
the committee only. drivers wearing black
and white ribbons, will park in the
White House front grounds; all other
carriages will be required to park else
where, but carefully note those of
distinguished persons, including diplo-
mats, and aid them where possible SIX
mounted men will report at same place
and hour to Lieutenant Boyle.
when the procession moves. l4ieuten-
ant BOYLE will direct twenty-five footmen
10 flank the procession from the hearse
toward the rear covering the carriages of
the family, Cabinet, and honorary atte nd
ants. to proceed at equal distances in sim
gle file to the Capitol The White House
grounds must be kept clear or all persons
who may be there through curiosity
Lieutenant Amiss, with his own COM
nand and twenty additional men, VINO
will report at his station at 80 a. m. VIII
care for the route from Fifteenth street
and New York Avenue to Ninth street
northwest Lieutenant Byrnes will clear
Street northwest with detail of twenty
men. Lieutenant Jordan, with a detail of
twenty men, VIII clear the route from
Fourth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue