New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15
PRICE THREE CENTS.
PLANS TO RECEIVE BRYAN
THE CANDIDATE TO ARRIVE AT 245 To-
MORROW AFTERNOON.
TO SPEAK AT THREE MEETINGS IN THE
EVENING. BESIDES THAT IN MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN-DINNER AT
THE HOFFMAN HOUSE.


SQUARE GARDEN-DINNER AT
THE HOFFMAN HOUSE
The Democratic campaign in this city is n
be started OF with hurrah tomorrow night
Tammany has plans for making the meeting
which Is to be held in Madison Square Garden
one TO be remembered for a long time The
meetings in Cooper Union and at Tanmanv
Hall are also expected to be remarkable in
point of attendance and Uproar. Tammauy has
| informed every divekeeper in the city that he
must be prepared 10 give one nights free Iodg-
ing to as many persons as his place will ac-
commodate tomorrow night Tammany is 90
ing to import hundreds and thousands OF per-
sons from points the city to swell the num-
Der Of shouting followers at these meetings
William j. Bryan win speak at each Of the
three meetings. and he will be carefully looked
after from the time he arrives in the city until
he starts his tour Of the State
The candidate win arrive here over the New
York Central Railroad al 2:45 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. He viii be met at the station by a
committee. and he and his party which viii in
clude Adlai E. Stevenson and Webster Davis.
will be escorted to the Hoffman House. where
suites of rooms have been engaged for them
Dinner with Mr.. Bryan the guest OF honor.
will be served in the Moorish Room at o'clock
in the afternoon. About twenty-five persons.
besides Colonel Bryan and his party. will be
present. Among these will be all the speakers
at the various meetings the chairmen OF the
meetings. the chairman Of the Ratification Com
mittee and the chalrmen Of the subcommittee.
At $50 D. m the party. in open carriages and
escorted by a platoon Of mounted police. will
leave the Hoffman House Each one OF the
guests will be accompanied by member OF the
Reception Committee. Mr.. Croker and W. r.
Hearst will be Mr.. Bryan's escorts. All those
who to speak at the Garden will be taken
directly there.
Mr. StaEchfeld and Senator Mackey VIII so
directly TO Cooper Union. where they will open
the meeting Charles NJ. Bulger and Senator
Thomas F. Grady viii open the meeting at Tam
many Hall.
When Mr.. Bryan has ended his address in the
Garden he viii be taken charge Of by a com
mittee. which will escort him to a stand at
Nadison-ave. and -fourth-st-. and after
ward to Tammany Hall and Cooper Union. at all
of which places he is TO speak. Mr.. Stevenson
will follow Mr. Bryan at all these places Mr.
Stanchield and Mr. Mackey will begin their
speaking in Cooper Union. going afterward to
Tammany Hall and Madison Square Garden
The escorting committees Will remain in charge
of Mr.. Bryan and the other guests until the
meetings are over, when return will be made
to the Hoffman House, and Messrs- Bryan and
Stevenson will become the guests of the State
Committee.
As announced in The Tribune yesterday ",
Bourke Cochran will net be one OF the speakers
at the Garden. He VIII remain in the West to
MI certain dates there. This decision his part
! caused immeasurable relief to Richard Croker.
| The antagonism between Croker and Cochran ia
| OF the most bitter character. and many thought
| IT would be unsafe TO have them IN the same
dining room at the Hoffman House. as was
planned at first
The following programme was given out last
night for the three big meetings tomorrow
night.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Doors omen at $50 .. m Meeting begins at
Bayue's 69th Regiment Band
NJ. Shepard. chairman
Speakers
William }. Bryan John B. Stanchneld
Adlai E Stevenson william r MacaeN
Webster Davis.
TAAIIANY HALL
CrovIeyss sth Regiment Band
George NJ Van HOssen chairman
viii address this meeting AT about . ID . m
Speakers
Charles y FsuIEer Elliot Danforth-
William +. Nackey. Augustus Lhonnas
John StanChhed- Joseph J. Johnson
Thomas T. Grady.
COOPER UNION.
Boswald's Orchestra
John De Warner chairman.
Mr address this nesting az about 10 . N
Speakers
William F Mackey- Thomas c o sullivan
John Stanchheld Franklyn tR1lnoy-