The evening world., 1894-10-10

Many friends were received nt "A lltlc
inspect for themselves the huge engine
OF brains and material that nut forth THE
newspaper
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 1t
Ia accomplished through The eternal
Vigilance and trained dlrcctnoss Of re
porters and correspondents who loav" no
part OF the world of affairs uncxplurcd
each Cay, and a publishing plant which
Is the largest and best equipped ON this
planet. and IA combination of both under
a policy that fincnes at no expense an /
shuns no honest eXpedicnt to get the
news. all the news ana get 1t and give
1t quickly and accurately
Despite the untriendy weather. IA
throng of guests has been moving
through the great home of The World"
all day long.
Mayor Gilroy wrote his regrets. stat
ing that pressure of business detained
him away and fel!Citating THE Even
ing WORLD upon its prosperity.
Other messages of congratulatlon were
received, as follows:
Success to THE Evening World"
|. LEEDS WATERS
Pres. and Treas, Horace Waters 60.
wish you continued success
J. e. CASSART, Arnold, Constable 4 Co.
Accept our very best wishes for your
sts, ARNSTEIN & BONN.
Kindly accepi our best wishes and con-
sratiilations of your seventh anniver-
WILLIAM JACKSON. umpor,en.
u join in conGratuiating "The Evening
Morld on its attaining Its seventh
j s. RADWAY, Radway 4 co.
we are very pleased TO see the rapil
wi HERBERT M SsF B%oTH BS% ri iGiSS;S KiSG & BRO
Accept my heartiest congratulations
upon the wonderful success OF "Thc
Evening World" and | trust il NAV
enjoy many anniversaries, increasing in
JOHN W VR0GNlAN
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assn.
The marvellous success of The Even.
ing World serves as an object lesson
ID newspaper ability and business saguci-
v. We wish 1t many returns of the DAY.
EHklCIl BIOS.
We trust the future of this enter
prising paper will outshine all previous
ttCOTuS.
MONTGOMERY & ALLAIRE.
With every wish for your continued
success, we remain
Il. STERN Il son.
The large business office embraced hy
rooms 3 and 1, on the first floor, wa
converted in reception hail. II is
spacious and airy and girt with a = n
lery reached by a winding hight Tn,
walls were hung with silk Americln
nags. suspended at length and ca,.shl
up In festoons pinned by the National
cealing the musicians, was covered hy
iarge maroon plush curtains, EN-,
broidered in cloth OF gold
This chamber was the scene of tn,
dedication of The Worlds" great
home, and lrom that gallery addresses
OF encouragement and hope We're made
by men famous in the cJuntry's affairs
a luncheon table was laid in Inc
centre of the room, equipped with a
handsome service of sily.r and
crystal and bearing for the guests some
dainties of rejection.
A large Centrepiece of flowers and can.
delabra, with tinted shades lent a CAV
touch OF color TO what was In all re.
Bpects very pretty scene.
Prof. Julius Luster had arranged the
following programme for his band:
March Fldelio. .................. Beethoven
a Overture William Tell....,,,............. Roasn
Selection, Orpheus. OHeub4, d
ENehlng s9f ,.''''''''''''''.., Tannheusei
Scsotion wang ,,''''''''''''''''..,,,,... Morse
Mau rtora ue itsia. ;'''''''''''''''... ,BcnEu
Cornet solo Lost Chord. SHERMAN
selection, Paniandrum m.....,...............Ho Hopper
Potpourrl, Popular Airs. Moses
Selection, Fencing Master. De Koyeu
After leaving the banquet hall. the
visitors were led In parties over the
building.
The route lay first by the tubular ele-
yator that sscends to. the dome. Several.
Drawing the storm, climbed from the fif-
tsenth noor, the elevators last station.