The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-27


rotechnic Display in His Honor.
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-All previous dem
onstrations in honor of political candi-
dates Will fall into insignif1cance before
that which will be rendered Mr. Bryan.
the peoples champion, in the Empire City
tonight. Under the auspices of the Ma
tfonaI Association of Democratic Clubs
there will be public outpouring and
pyrotechnicaI display for the Nebraskan
which will be remembered as an event
for years to come.
The large outdoor meetings will include
a mass meeting at the Dewey Arch and
one at Twenty fourth Street and Madison
Avenue MIR. Bryan is also expected to-
speak from an open carriage. corner of
Fourteenth Street and Second Avenue,
and at Twentieth Street and Second Ave-
hue. II the programme is carried out he
will deliver three long speeches and four
short speeches Ex-senator Hill, Bourke
Cochran, and Senator Wellington of Ma
ryland, will also speak at Madison Square
Garden.
On his way from the Hoffman House to
the meetings at the Broadway Athletic
Club and Cooper Union Mr. Bryan will be
greeted by 10000 members Of Democratic
clubs, who Will be lined up on both sides
OF Broadway. Fireworks Will be burned
all along the route.
There Will lie cart-tan meetings at
nearly every corner of Broadway between
Twenty-third Street and Astor Place, and
also around Madison Square Park and
Cooper Union. These cart-tail meetings
Will be under the management OF the anti
imperieists. Every cart will be deco
rated and lighted. Five orators have been
assigned to each of the caTt-tail meetings
William f Hearst. President of the Ma
uonal Association Of Democratic Clubs,
Will give a dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
in the ballroom of the Hoffman HOUSE. The
ballroom is in the saccHd floor corner of
broadway and Twenty-fifth Street. The
guests will be Mrs. James Russell Lowell
Senator and Mrs Wellington, Bourke
Cochran, David b Hill, Richard Croker
Arson Phelps Stokes Mr. and Mrs Sidney
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Philo S. Bennett. Mr.
and Mrs. Randolph Guggenheimer, John G.
Follansbee, Ex-Governor Stone. Reprezdu-
tative Richardson, ex-senator Murphy and
Mrs. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. James X Nc
Gaire, Mr.. and MIs. Nathan StraUs DR..
John H. GirCneT, and GIrs. GirdnCr, Mayor
Van Wyck John ". Tomiins0n. and Mrs.
Tonlinson, eX-Aayor Josiah Quincy, of
Boston; Mr.. and MIS- Elliot Danforth MIR.
and Mrs. James CreeIlnan. Mr. and Mrs.
Max Ihmsen.
The dinner is 10 begin at 5:45 p. NJ. and
is TO be finished at : p. m. This Will give
the diners an opportunity to see the be-
ginning OF the fireworks and electrical dis
play N and around The Madison Square
Park and on the roof of the MADISON
Square Garden
At 10 D. m Mr. Hearst is to escort
Anscn Phelps Stokes the Chairman Of the
Madison Square Garden meeting: ey-
Senator Hill, BourEe Cochran. and Sena-
tor wellington to the Garden He will
then return and escort Mr.. Bryan 10 the
Broadway Athlete Club and Cooper Union
meetings. The Chairmen of the Harvard
and Vale University Democratic Clubs
VIII occupy seats in Mir. Bryan's open car
rage.
When Mr.. Bryan enters the Broadway
Athletic Club meeting he Will be pelted
with flowers by 200 Italian women
The Dewey Arch is to be beautifully IL
Illuminated with electric stars and festoons
of electric lights
Coroner Zucci is to preside at the ItaI-
ian Meeting. Sheriff GreII is to preside
at the Cooper Union meeting The sneak
ers at Cooper Union will include Sigis-
mund Zeisler and DR.. w. L. Habercr3m of
Chicago.
One of the features of the demonstra-
tion tonight in honor Of Mr. Bryan viii
be the wonderful display of fireworks.
Mr. Bryan's route from hall to hall will
be blaze of colored lights
When the Presidential candidate reach
es Madison Square Garden a picture of
himself Will blaze from the tower of the
Garden. There will be two displays of
fireworks at the Garden, the first at 7
o'clock and the second when Mr.. BRYAN
arrives Other displays will be made at
the Broadway Athletic Club and at Cooper |
Union.
The display, beginning at o'clock. will |
last an hour, and will open with an ocean |
to ocean" salute of forty-four guns and |
a salVo from mortars loaded with Iyddite |
bombs. While the salute is being fired |
signals with heliograph VIII be given |
from the Garden tower to different parts |
OF the city that the demonstration has |
begun.
Madison Square Garden and the square |
Will then be Illuminated with blaze of |
lights representing the national coIors. |
Packet fires will burn along the borders |
Of the park, and in the interior there Will |
be twenty-four columns Of electric fires. |
Following the illumination there will he |
bomb display, an electric display. a fire |
picture 500 hundred feet square. 10 600 fiery |
serpents grove of palms 70 feet In height |
volley Of saucissons, japanese flower |
garden, electric fountains. a fine portrait
600 feet square. of Mr.. Bryan. THE Stars |
and Stripes Forever represented by a |
mammoth balloon In the national colors; |
Bryan bomhshells, wizard quadrille," fes- |
toons OF fire, repeating bombs, peacock |
plumes. magic fountains parachute ana |
double bombs fire picture representing the |
Trust" bombshen display. representing |
Bryan Glory" willow tree, Fujijama |
Japanese fire display a eornucopia, a sill |
yer cascade and a feu de joie
When MIR. Bryan reaches Madison |
Square Garden the second display of |
fireworks Will begin with a salute of