New-York tribune., 1900-10-25
BIG RECEPTION FOR BRYAN.
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS TO LINE STREETS
WHERE RE WILL PASS ON
SATURDAY EVENING.

Announcement was made last evening Of the
arrangements made for the reception of William
Jennings Bryan in this city Saturday by the
National Association of Democratic Clubs. MT.
Bryan is expected 10 arrive at the HOFFMAN House
on Friday evening. Saturday morning he VIII go
TO New-Haven. and II the weather permits VIII
address the students of Yale College He VIII re-
turn to New-York City, and will be escorted by the
majority OF the Democratic clubs OF connecticut
in special train. He is expected to reach the city
at 2:45 o'clock Saturday.
He VIII be met by a Reception Committee and
driven to the Hoffman House where he Will dine
at 5 o'cock It is expected that Mrs Bryan will
also be present at the dinner. The dinner is to be
concluded at 7:30 o'clock. and ten minutes later Mr.
Bryan will ride down Broadway to the Broadway
Athletic Club, where he will appear at the Italian
mass meeting. AS he is driven down Broadway the
clubs of the association will be formed in line along
that thoroughfare to greet Mr.. Bryan ne passes
Mr.. Bryan's speech VIII be followed there by ad-
dresses from ex-Congressman Creamer John f.
Conway. the Democratic candidate for Attorney
General; De O'Bursie G. Granada and A. Lagniti.
Mr.. Bryan will proceed across Astor Place TO
Cooper Union, where he will address the German
mass meeting that is TO be presided over by LOUIS
Weyland who Is to be introduced by Sherih Greii
There is 10 be outdoor meeting, at which MT
Bryan will make a brief talk. He will be driven
down Fourth-ave. into the Bowery and down to
Fifth-st. crossing to Second-ave The line VIII be
up Second-ave. to Twenty-seventh-st.. to Madison
ave- and Madison Square Garden, where Mr. Bryan
speech
line of march is to be lined both sides by men,
bers of the National Association of Democratic
Clubs All along the line of march there is to be
a big display of fireworks
Anson Phelps Stokes will preside at the meeting
IN the Garden and viii make a short address
While the audience is waiting for Bryan, ex-Sen-
ator David B. Hill. W. Bourke Cochran and Sen
ator WELLINGTON Of Maryland, will speak. Mr.:
BRYAN is expected to reach the Garden at $50 and
talk for an hour. He will then make his appear
ance at the two big outdoor meetings. in Madison
Augustus Thomas, the playwright, will preside
Other speakers at these meetings Will be Franklin
Ouinby Walter NJ. Chanler, Congressman William
Sulzef, Richard E Cornen, of PougnkeeFsl:;
George W. Savage secretary OF the NouI:2 Men S
Democratic League; Isaac r. Smith, John w Tom
linson of Alabama, and Thomas r conway. ,.
There is not to be any parade. 1t is expected tht
MI Bryan will return to the Hohnan House sholt /
~ before midnight, his speeches at the TWO "ut'
door meetings in Madison Square Park VIII De
brief . =. 4.
Rear-AdmirsI Schey was invited to be present at
the demonstl alton to take place on SatufoitS
night as one of the Ice-presidents Of the rnGet
ing hut SENDS regrets in a dispatch from Rio
It has not yet been decided whether or hct
Public dinner will be given for Mr. Bryan AT Ihe
Hoffman House, nor who will accompany nm In ms
carriage from there to the various places along the
The anti-imperialists of this city viii cooperate
urday night. and have arranged a system OF open
air meetings, forty-one in number one LOT every
Assembly district and borough in New-HorK. Clty.
There will be $50 speakers. ar average OF SIX LOT
each stand The speakers will begin at o CLOCK
and will continue until II p. m.