The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-10

Many friends were received at a little
luncheon and given an opportunity to
inspect for themselves the huge engine
OF brains and material that put forth this
newspaper
A question often asked by the curious
and grateful reader of THE Evening
World" is: ,
How do you print the news OF events
SO soon after the occurrence"
The guests of to-day were shown how IL
is accomplished through the eternal
vigilance and trained drectness of re-
porters and correspondents who leave no
part of the world of affairs UNEMPLOYED
each Cay. and publishing plant which
is the largest and best equipped on this
planet, and a combination of both under
a policy that finches at no expense and
shuns no honest eXpedlent to get the
news. all the news and get 1t and give
1t quickly and accurately.
Despite the unfriendly weather, a
throng OF guests has been moving
through the great home of The World"
all day long.
Mayor Schieren came over from Brook
Ign as the guest of honor. He was ac-
companied by William Berri, one of the
richest residents across the bridge and
newspaper man himself.
These gentlemen were taken over the
route de visite ana saw the presses in
action. The Mayor gazed with pardona-
bic wonder upon the whirling mechanism
or the famous sextuple press and its
companions putting out the issue that
recorded his visit.
eyes at rate of 40 miles an hour, he
exclaimed tins and again upon his
neSer-ending marvel at the, apparently
INFINITE resources Of mans cleverness.
Ia
commented with wonder upon the fact
that from out OF that battery OF presses
IS2.1S7 miles Of printed paper rolled out
every, year. which means that If pasted
together the single pages of the New
York World" in all its editions during
sns s Wonia of peas the fro earth OI9t the
Building, in Park Row. to the Hay Of
Rainbows in the Moon. back again to tn ?
street level. once more to the moon to
touch the base of Mount Copernlcus
upon its arid front. and back earthward
for the second time. nearly one-iifth OF
Mr.. schieren was entertained in the
festival chamber. and took occasion,
upon invitation, to express his admira-
ton for the works OF The Evening
go on with the good work in the path il
had hewn.
Mayor Gilroy wrore his regrets. stat
Ing that pressure OF business detained
him away and felic!tatng The Even
Ing World" upon liz prosperity.
Other messages OF congra tulation were
received, as follows:
Success to 1.-The Evening World"
/. LEEDS WATERS,
Pres. and Treas, Horace Waters Co.
wish you continued success
J. Z. CAsSART, Arnold, Constable & Co.
Accept our very best wishes for your
continual success.
ARNsTEIN & BONN.
Kindly accept our best wishes and con-
gratilatlons Of your seventh anniver-
WILLIAM JACKSON. Importer.
i join In congratulatins 1.-THE Evening
World" on its attaining its seventh
] s. RADwAY, Railway & Co.
We are very pleased to see the rapid
ADVANCE OF The Evening World" edi-
tioni and wish you all success
HERBERT BOOTH KING & BRO.
Accept my heartiest congratulations
upon the wonderful success OF "The
Evening World" and l trust it MAY
enjoy many anniversaries, increasing IN
success with each recurring year
JOHN W. NROOMAN
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assn.
The marvellous success Of THE Even
Ing World serves as an object lessor
In newspaper ability and business sagaci
~. We wish 1t many returns of the day
ENRICH BROS.
prislng paper will outshine all previous
MONTGOMERY & ALLAIRE.
With every wish for your continued
success, we remain
B. STERN & SON.
The large business ONCE embraced BY
converted ir a reception hall. It /,
spacious and airy and grit with a gal