The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-10
AT HOME"
TO-DAY.
1.-THE Evening World" Enter.
tainS a Host Of YiSitsrS
and Wtll.WiShers.
GUESTS INSPECT ITS PLANT.
Wonder Expressed at the eeleritv
and Accuracy Of the System
of News Gathering.
MAYOR GILRoY'S COMPLIMENTS,
Congratulations from Prominent
Business Ne, on The Seventh An
niversarv OF Publ c Service.

1.-THE Evening World is "at home"
to-day In celebration of the seventh ami
versary of Its existence.
Many friends we're received at little
luncheon and gwen 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:
"IIow do you print the news OF events
30 soon after the occurrence
The guests Of to-day were shown how 1t
is accomplished through the eternal
vigilance and trained directness OF re-
porters and correspondents who leave no
part OF the world OF affairs UNEMPLOYED
each cay and a publishing plant which
is the largest and best equipped on this
planet. and combination Of both under
policy that flnches at no expense and
shuns no honest expedent to get the
news, all the news and get It and give
II quickly and accurately.
Despite the unfrendly weather,
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
MIN away and felictatlng The Even
ing World" upon Its prosperity.
Other messages of congratulation were
Success to THE Evening World
l. LEEDS WATERS,
Pres. and Treas, Horace Waters Co.
/ wish you continued success.
]. e. CASSART. Arnold, Constable & Co.
Accept our very best wishes for your
continual success.
ARNsTEIN & BONN.
Kindly accept our best wishes and con-
ordinations Of your seventh anniver-
WILLIAM JACKSON. dmporter).
i join in congratuiating THE Evening
WORLD on Its attaining Its seventh
birthday.
J s. RADwAY. Railway & Co.
w. We are very cry, pleased to see the rapid
tion. and wish YOU all success.
HERBERT BOOTH KING q BRO.
Accept my heartiest congratulations
upon the wonderful success OF The
eneR MANY md II may
e JOHN W WR6oMAN.
Mutual Reserve Fund Life ASSN.
The marvellous success of THE Even
Ing World serves as an object lesson
In newspaper ability and business sagaci-
ty. We wish 1t many returns Of the day.
ERICH BROS,
We trust the future OF this enter
prising paper Will outshlne all previous
records
MONTGOMERY & ALLAIRE.
With every wish for your continued
b. STERN & SON.
The large business office embraced by
rooms and 4, on the first floor. was
converted In a reception hall. 1t Is
hN n Win lob rha
walls were hung with silk American
flags, suspended at length and caught
s Fms in fss' S Pp ne ra X the
cealing the musicians. was covered by
large maroon plush curtains, EN-,
dedication, OF THE Worlds" grea
home. and from that gallery addresse:
Of announcement and hope. were made
A luncheon table was laid the centre
Of the room, equipped with {
n handsome n,, ser service vice Of silver an,
dainties Of rejection.
A large centrepece Of flowers and can
delabra., with tinted shades, lent ga!
touch OF color 10 what was in all re
spects very pretty scene.
Prof. Julius Luster had arranged tn
following programme for his band;
overture tTn t'1 VILLAIN Tell b'f RHS.s
Selection, Ophcous. ONenbac
Evening Star ........,................. farmhouse
Waltz. Flora de Ttala................,,.., Benz
Cornet SOLO Lost Chord ,..,.............sI lberma
Selection, Paniandrum. ....................Ho Hoppe
Potpourrl. Popular Airs. MoSt
Selection Fencing Master. DE Koye
After leaving the banquet hall. tn
visitors were led in parties over tn
The route lay first by the tubular ele
yator that sscends 70 the dome. Scvera
Drawing the storm, climbed from the III
floor.
to the lookout that caps the huge noun
of iron and git of the Hottest pinnacle
ever raised by human hands.
The view from this height. that on
far day commands radius OF nearI
thirty miles; was to-day obscured /
unfolded 10 the visitors TO impress then
on the fifteen floor they were show
the files of THE World" in al, lis edition
great volumes formed by its confer
poraries, all arranged ana classified f
immediate reference.
on the succeeding floors, as they d
scended. they saw the cozy dens OF ii
editors and the pleasant council chan
Der. where policy and plans are di
floor lower they saw the active me
and women who prepare the week
edition OF The World" the chambc
OF mnystGry' where the varied fea,ur
the studio OF the artists and the m
chanical quarters Of the photo-r
graves, who prepare the work Of Il
floor lowe: brought them to I
competing room, the largest ana be-
equipped home of the ar, preservati
N the wcrll. They were shown {
forty typesett,nG lnachlnes-those ma
wells OF inventive genius that can set on
2On,oO ems" in an hour
In addition they were shown an arr
OF printerr at work at more than
cases; the stereotyplng departmci
. where the face OF the type-se: page
ImPrI"sed upon a sheo. Of papier macl
Reaching the eleventh hlor they cal
IN Tor a glance at the grave and astu
semtorI ana smart reporters who VT
h TIE Evening Word" ana took a CLAN
al the quarters Of the morning pape
active makers across the hal
Ihence their journey lay snheer
wnWnrd two hundred feet where. frc
~ galleries, they could Look upon I
ErcHt camp Oh CLERKS AMI accountan
Sho hanfled the financial details