The age-herald., 1898-02-27
VIM. J. BRYAN
 IN ALABAMA The Fearless Leader of Pure D0mOe-
 raCy, to LECTURE HERE WEDNESDAY Mill Arrive From Tuscaloosa at Noon and Will Be ReCeiVcd With HOnOrS. PUBLIC RECEPTION AT THE MORRIS After Which He Will Be Driven Around the City-lecture at the Opera House in the
 Evening On Sale
 Wednesday
PUBLIC RECEPTION AT THE MORRIS

Next Wednesday, March 3d. promises to be great day in Birmingham.
 William J. Bryan will be here on that day, arriving from Tuscaloosa on the Ala bama Great Southern railroad at 1s5 a. m. A large reception committee will meet him at the depot whence he will be es- corted to the hotel Morris. Gramb's band has been engaged for the occasion and will be at the depot on MT. Bryan's arrival.
 At the hotel Morris Mir Bryan will lunch informally. From 2 to o'clock public reception will be given at the hotel par lors, after which MT. Bryan will be given a short drive, winding up at MT. Tomlin- sons residence on the Suth Highlands, where he will rest until he lectures at the opera house. The lecture will begin at 8 o'clock sharp; after the lecture he will make short address in front of the opera house.
 number of prominent democrats from over the state have signified their inten- tion of being present at the meeting.
 The committee on announcements made a report to the club last night, which was unanimously approved. Everyone will have an opportunity to see and hear MT. Bryan while in the city. He will be given a great ovation. MT. Bryan will leave by the Louisville & Nashville at S:30 the next morning for Mobile.
 heceptIOn committee
 The following is the reception committee appointed at the club meeting last night: John w. Tomlinson, J. S. Gillespy John C. Pugh, N. L. Miller, Gen. Chas. M. Shell ley, R. J. Lowe, E. w. Barrett, Geo. M. Cruikshank, c. B. Powell, Porter Moore, R. L. Thornton, Jay F. Durham, c. A. Mountjoy, Henry B. Gray, w. T. Kennedy, w. K. Terry, Dan Houston, w. c. Gar rett, J. J. Curran, Jno. W. O'Neill, H. K. White, Jno. Harrington, c. H. Greer, Paul Gilardoni, B. B. Conner, B. J. McCrossn, w. l.. Kelly, s. c. Davidson, T. J. Corn well, Thomas Y. Huffman, J. M. Gillespy, s. w. John, J. B. Gibson, Henry R. Dill, Ross c. Smith, Dr. R. M. Cunningham, J. A. Mitchell, Jos. Beitman, R. H. Fries, H. P. Heflin, Walter Moore, J. M. McMehan, William Bethea, D. A. Greene, c. P. Bed- dow, D. R. Copeland, R. H. Thach, w. H. Denson, Chas. A. Senn, Oliver Chalifoux, Jno. Mcqueen, R. F. Kolb, J. A. Dwyer, J. F. Lynagh, s. A. Jones, Joe Hill, Geo. Farmer, Hugh Morrow, Geo. D. Harrison, B. A. Thompson, J. w. DuBose, Jas L.. Tanner, H. L. Badham, M. Isreal, J. J. Altman, J. S. Kennedy, F. s. White, Jas. Scales, Dr. O. T. Dozer, w. F. Anderson, c. c. Johnston, c. W. Hickman, R. L.. Russell, E. Lesser, A. O. Lane, Jno. L.. Parker, Chas. G. Brown, G. B. Burkhalter, Felix Blackburn, Arthur Crowder, Chris Rainbow, Herman Lowenthal, Robt. H. Kerr, B. F. Roden, w. H. H. Judson, J. F. Gillespie, Wm. Reese, M. V. Henry, J. P. Stiles, Walter Howard, w. K McAdory, l.. J. Haley, J. T. Garrettson General R. D. Johnston, R. O. Randall, A. J. O'Keif, w P. Newman, J. H. Stillman, J. H. MontgomerSD w. Mudd Martin. Mack Rit- tenberry, H. Clanton Miller, Geo. B. Tar rant, John T. Reid, Sam M. Blake, Dr. Robt S. Greene, Jno. s. Acton, H. P. Bur russ, A. S. Cowan, R. J. Waldrop,~C w. Ferguson, Harry Harsh, Jos. Saulsberry, w. c. Powell, B. w. Taylor, Sam Weaver, G. c. Whatley and Joe c. Waldrop.
 The following prominent democrats from over the state, who have signified their in- tention of being present, have been re- quested to act with the local committee to meet MT. Bryan at the depot:
 B. w. Booker, Dr. w. H. Blake, H. M. Wilson, J. Thomas Heflin, w. c. Swanson, w. l. Bullock, R. T. Robinett, c. B. Smith, w. H. Matthews, J. H. McGuire, Will G. Brown, A. T. Dryspring, c. H. Allen, R. P. Thomson, J. A. Cook, w. P. Lay, John C.. T. N. Mcclellan.
 The reception committee and visiting guests will get seats on the stage. The ar- engagement committee requests that this be done.
 Seats on Sale Wednesday
 The price of admission will be 50 cents for all seats except the gallery, which will be 9 cents, and will be put on sale at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning, except half 
 until D. m, Wednesday. in order to &C., commodate those out of the city, who can not get in by o'clock. Reserved seats will be sold at the box office by the agents of the opera house, as on other occasions.
 MT. Bryan's Itinerary in Alabama
 MT. Bryan will arrive via Meridian, Miss, at Tuscaloosa at S:20 on the morning of March 1.
 He will leave Tuscaloosa at S:20 a. m., March 2, arriving at Birmingham at 1:35.
 He will leave Birmingham at S:03 a. m. over the Louisville and Nashville, on March 8, arriving at Mobile at p. m.
 He will leave Mobile for Pensacola at 1920 the night of the 3d, and arrive in Pen- sacola at a. m. the morning of the 4th.
 He will leave Pensacola at 20 that night and arrive at Talladega via Calera at p. m., the 9th.
 From Talladega he will come to Birming- ham, where he will spend Sunday.
 He will leave Birmingham on the Louis-