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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

Tho origin Of the namo "Amerlca''
has recently been discussed by the 6o.
ographlcal Society OF Berlin. Some
held that II comes from a range OF
mountains In Central America called
by tho natives Amerigo, aud TINT YES.
pucci was not called Amerlgo, as 1t Is
not n name In the saint calendar OF
Italy. They asserted that lac changed
his name from Alberigo 10 Amcrlgo
after tho latter was coming into uso rs
a name for tho western world. signor
Cow, however, Inns proven that Able
rico Ia tho Florentine language Is iden.
teal with Aunrigo, and Il letter OF
Vespucni, dated 1900. found recently In
the archives Of tho Duke Of Gonzaga at
Mautau, shows that lie sometimes snb.
scribcd himself Ainerlgo, Moreover
the natives call the mountains Amer
lsque, not Ainerique, so that tho ques
tlon may be considered settled in favor
OF he personal name. Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NorfoE - HEREBY GIVEN, THAT n
~ pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Count Of The County Of salt take. Territory %
Utah. on the TN DAY of F-bsuary. isli, Ia the
matter Of the estste VI Henri inFhfcsen .deceas.
yd,thc undersigned, adminitirt,rix ~ TIE aid
tsiaic, wiilfell al private sale 10 The hiahest
bidder. Tor cash, subject 10 confirmation ~ said
irubate Couri, on The .afd day OF April. isal.
~ v o'clock M, At the Law Office Ut Richards
8 Moyic, In the Consultation building, MAJ
sirect, ~ the city and county o. -alt lstc. Ter.
Titofy Of Utah, al the right. title nnd iniefsst
hnh estate Of the sad Henri inghTessn, n tho
time Of bis death, aud all the rifht, u IL IN
intcfcsi that tho ssld estate has. by operation
Of law or Otherwise, acquired, othgr than or m
addition ~ that of the SAID Henry In ghreicn az
the time Of his death, 10 and 10 all that certain
piece 81 parcel NJ land siirHic v.nr tnd
I cing In the city and county of -sl LAX Ter.
ritafy ~ utah. anu 1oundcd and uu.,ubcd ~
follows ieTnninF NJ point on The east sidc
of road .Ast seventy tao hundicdihs iO..al
cham. aud north onr and ninety two nun.
dfCdths (l.pil chains, from the southwest cor
ntr ~ the northeast quarter ~ sectiun TWEEN
" seven tg1) In 1uwnship pnr til south. u
hHngc oao tasl, -alt Lake Mendlan,,hcnc
uirs, West cisht a. rhains, thence Nnrh i,c
90 chaini, thence north eighty two lsll de-.
Ertes aud ten iol minutes. West c.Fht ~
chaihs, thcnre south i've t,l ehalhs 10 The place
OF bcrnnlns, ,oseiher Win ihe secondary
water right 10 the same and also with right
Of WY fora iffigatinH ditch Acrusa 10 land NJ
said edtatc 10 The abuyc described land n sarh
npiare ~ will be practical and the least inin.
rlaus 10 the estiie OF aid decciscd
Terms and conditions ~ sale CASH ten per
cent. Of purchase money 10 he paid ~ The I'D.
mini.iralns on the day ~ sale balance on
eNpeuto Of rutehnser, iiids 10 BE- IN wfltinr
and delivered tn said adninistfstriN hefo
said hour OF sale.
ministratrix Of the .state OF iivnfy lag
sali iAto City, March sith, isei. DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

A eontriyancc called book carriage ard
protector Is intended for use la the library
and In the ordinary bookcase. A. rule
the lower edges and corners Of the bindings
OF books are worn by being drawn across
the shelf. The body or leaves Of the book
also settle down on the shelf level with the
binding. thereby pulling forward and Hat
tening the backs. aud eventually dlsioini-
Ing the book. Thus when books arr CON
ftantly IN use rbindlng Is often necessary
and constitutes quite an item OF expense.
The book carriage Il devised to obvla,e all
this trouble. and !. constructed Of wood.
aud OF various sizes, 30 as TO hold different
Sizes Of books.
The bottom Of the carriage II provided
with rollers 10 facilitate the pulling out Of
n book, and Is ~ shaped that the edg, Of
tie binding rests upon tho carriage. An
upper layer Of wood holds up the body or
leaves Of the book. When abook IL needed
the hook In front Is graspcd, pull given
and the carriage with book thereon is ut
hand. Considerable shelf space may 10
gained by this device, a. small space 10.
tween the top OF the book and the bottom
Of the shelf will suffice. New York Com.
mofoial Advertiser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
SUMMONS.



Judicial District Of ttah Territory,
County q salt Lake.
The De.cret saurEs n,nk, Corporation.
flhintihs,
Gsorr. y. resdon. psailc,,a Ye,don. stewart
Z. baugh, James Mufiort. coop'r AndeT.
son and Edward ]. 1tchwlth,
Defendants,
The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
sretting
To George D.. Ycadon. Henrietta ye.don, stew.
art 4. rAush, janice Murdock. Cooper A.
dsIton and Edward j. frcnvhh bcicnd'
YOU ARE HEREBY RsQUiRID To Ar.
pear In an action irouEht alainfi you hy
~. abayr named plaintiff IN tue District Court
OF the third judicial District ~ the crritnry
ot Utah. ani " answer the complaint nled
OF service after the service ON you Of this
sunmons--n served within ihis county on. "
served out OF this county. but In this district.
within t.eely days o,h,fviie wiihln forty
nsainit you. according 10 the prayer VI taid
The ssid action I, brought to recover the
sum Of 500 with interest thereon AZ per rent
pct annnm from July Is, l,l0. aud the sum u
iG with interest At ~ per cent per annum
from June a lsio. aud leo yer cent .f the
amount fnund due ~ attorney Zee. and costs
o. the suii and for such other or further re
lief In the premises ~ 10 this court may seem
meet and equitable. Ana a farther decree VI
thl. cuutt Tor the foreclosure and sale Ola part
survey, commencing Al point ~ rods south
from the y. ". corncr " said lot; running
thence east rods, thence .ou,h ~ rods
place 81 Beginning, under a mortgage made
exc utncand delivered by the fald defendants
TO the said plainln september s'h, leo, 70 %.
each and even date aud PAYABLE one year after
date with lniefcst tfoin uate until paid that no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

There driited into Chicago the other
day man OF uausual ability, although
no stranger would have suspected Il.
His garments were ragged and soilcd |;
his hair was full OF haI and ngricult-
ural products, for he had lately been
sleeping In barns, aud his stomach was
drcary void, but he was cheerful and
not at all discouraged. He discoursos
freely In five languages, Is an artist,
musician and writer Of power. lie has
held many good situations, but never
for long. So soon rs no has drawn n
weeks wages he Is inclined TO exclaim
with Monte Cristo, 'rho world is mine. 4"
and work becomes onerous TO him. lilo
goes to halls OF dazzling light; at tho
high priced restaurants he orders prince
ly viands, and slumbers at night In tho
finest couch In town.
This goes on until tho money Is ey.
hausted, and then hc goes TO tho rail.
road and bounds mcrrily along from
Ito TO Ito In the direction Of some other
city. Iic Is waxing older every day /;
there are gray hairs ON his head, and
his joints crack when he rises In the
morning. Soon, full soon, his blood
will he thin and his back bent, and
some fine day his remnins will be gath.
cred up from some fence corner and
deposited In mlsilt grave, and the
records will tell In one line the story Of
a good 'lfo thrown away lie Is only
one In a long procession Of able youths
who arc jogging merrily along the same
thoroughfarc. Chicago Globe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

Mamms-Mcrcy mel Don't take so much
candy.
Little Dot-But you said I could have
some candy for taking that medicine.
"of course. but 40 much will make yon
alex again.
"wcll, then. I can take some more mcdl.
cline and have some more candy. can't IL
Good News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

A transpo-ltlon OF letters In the same
word sometimes produces the most lndl'
crous results. In "The sin Hour" which
was written BY Professor Phelps, Il tho
hno Hue, "rhe stiffness OF the hour Is tho
stiffness OF dead calm at sea- A large
number was printed and dlsposcdo Of before
II was discovered that ''clhmn HAD been
printed FOR "caln. "-Provldsnee Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

Tho asteroids, which arc sometimes
called planctoids also, are small planets
which move around the sun In the
space between the orbit Of Mars and
that OF Jupiter. A new astcroid Is dis.
covered every fow months, 10 that no
body except professional astronomer
can keep track" Of their number. 40
far as we can recollect, tho latest one
found Il numbered 30i. The largest OF
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS only about 800
miles In diameter Mercury, the small.
esi of the planets, has diameter about
ten times as great us this,--St, Louis
Globe Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

One Of the peculiar features Of school life
In New York Is the reading OF tho list II
contagious diseases In the city, The list Is
furnished To teachers by tho health board,
aud when II Is read the pupils ARE asked Il
any OF them live In that vicinity. When q
boy or girl stands M. hs or shs h taken
nsi'sr aud oross-qnestioned. II danger u
tisDeeted the youngstnr IL sen, home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
Aeo APPLE TAVERN.
oueer THE Given tn q Hotel In New
York state Through Its Owner. wrath.

York state Through Its Owner. wrath.
II is doubtful II there Is any CONNER.
cinl travelling man running between
Chicago and New York who has not
heard Of the Red Apple tavern" Of
Erie, but Il Is equally doubtful II more
than one travelling man In hundrca
knows how II got the name. Before
Il was given It's second baptism the ho.
eel was known as the Reed House. Old
Colonel Ellsworth was the proprietor,
and though good hearted man when
YOU caught him right, his pcnchnnt for
flying OIL ut a tangent frequently pru.
cluded a possibility OF any one getting
word In cdgcwise. His ranting a,
such times would have given old For.
r-t pointers while the independence
he manifested Thomas Jefferson could
not have equaled.
Why. while In such frances, aberrn.
tons or whatever you prefer 20 call
them, ho would become 80 distendad
with his confidence In his ability 10 rur,
tho hotel himself rs 10 feel warranted
In disch,rging every bell boy, porter,
clerk and other employee In the Office.
IL was Just after hc had. during ono OF
these spells, swept the Office bare OF
assistance that John Splnn, the driver.
-, ' nv ~, "e wy "'u put up AT INC
~ ~ea'her "hs h.nnSht iroil
Tophct and Splan wanted room on
the top floor whcrc the air nj night was
an,a,.",, IL p"'s' ~ Wv v,' .o,o,''' wa,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

sho Mexican boy has plenty Of play,
though he cares little for hoops or balls,
tops, Kites or marbles. Unless he IL
unusually poor he has u horse and sad.
Ole oil his own, especially II lie lives In
the country and no matter how poor
he may bo, he has donkey. or can
AarFow one In i've minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

olson Pratt, deceased, Defendants. q
The People OF the Territory of Utah send
To louisa Pratt, widow, Franel. \. Dyer, Ellen
:. Pril, Lois - Hunt aud Anu 4. Pratt,
heirs q toe late Addison Frau. deceased.
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear 10 an action brought against you By
the above named laniin In me Distinct Court
Of lie THIRD Judicial District Of the i.rrtorx
Of Utah. and to answer he complaint nied
therein within ten days (nH' lliNc " the day
OF sersicsl after the sefgirr vn you OF THIS
summons-if served within this county, or IL
served out OF THIS eouuty, but IN this district,
within twenty days otherwise within forty dAys
-or judgment by default will 10 ukon against
You, according 10 the praysrof ssid complaint,
The said action u brought 10 have decree
OF THIS court adindxng each OF the DESCENDANTS
herein to set forth the nature Of thnir clAims
10 the properly hersinAnors ldsaeribed, 6nd
iadsi"s ,Ss, ,he ds9.ndanI. Or sIch All ai
r either Of them have no s,tsle or
interest whatever ~ sad premises or
property. and that the titie OF nlainiin 20 came
aud ne whole Inrreol :, god An1 yslli per.
n.luAily cnioininy deiendAuls and each Of
them rom -sserilnF nns Advo'so interest ~
~ land aud nremi.ss, ara granting plaintiff
such other aud further relief - TO squty be
longs, SAID premises are de.criosd 80 follows,
e. vi, Commencing At :. J., corner ~ Loi ,.
hlool ~, Pat a, sat Lako tiiy tulssy, run
ming thence West rods. ihcuo' Norm l0lols,
thence hAsi \ rods, thence soush 10 rods 70
place OF beginning, situate IN SALT Lake Cliy
AVID County, uiAh 1eIrip1y
And you are hereby notified that " you fail
10 appear and answer The SAD compliant a.
above required, the said plaintiff " u apply 10
the Court for thu reief dsmandud there u.
Wines the Hon Chsrles :. Zane, judge aud
The Seal o. The Diaiutt iour of he Third
Judicial District, ~ Az Tn tho Territory
Of Wan, thlslth DAY Of IelruaFy In tue ,sAr
ofour lord one thousand eishi hundred
aud ninviy 'one
tsEAL HENRY q, MCMILLAN,
Clerk.
ny Lo u. Looms,
dun deputy ClcIA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT

yards Chwot for s.Oo ~ yards $500
yards bingham LOO French 35c. yard 20
Bya Heavy Shooting for 100 scotch doc Bingham yard "
lot OF hand painted rdios worth Gic,
ladies' Calico wrappcr. NJ So, less Than cost OF material;
Ono lot each Misses Jerseys aud worth double
Table Cloths Npkns poyl Towels and Crashes distance all
800 Turkey Red D,mask Remnants price
Ladies' or Misses $500 Aiackinioshes
of ladies q oOnch
onysl
Quilts u closing oulp price
4 lofHoll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
SUMMONS.

In he District Court ~ aud for ne Third
judicial District of UdA Territory,
County Of Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT

productions Of ue host manufacturers
Tho quickly!
lM Ladies' >pi Jackets s. Hoo each.
100 Ladies, Jackets worth st.2A, q ~ each.
lt talos' fa'atrimmol Wraps. for sp3 each
10 trimmed worth $3.50, 100 oh
lp Misses trimmed, worth $3.50, 81 20
Chldrcn's Winter Coaks harpricc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
OUR HOSIERY AND NOTION
DEPARTMENTS

heavy black regular
' ..
mi dIToso,y a twop pairs f,r25
full a
a Hrs 70
-. a
Is iOr. les prin cle four for
tai.s' Handkerchief two 70 &c.
otslEY thu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

LiuErsrisrs DIHLouisr. PiAinun. |,
W.
ELlrs :. fHATr. Los u. llusr and
ANN l.. PRATT, heirs OF the late Al.
olson Pratt, deceased, Defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
Dress Goods Bargains.

A line OF iO'in. English Checked Wool
Dress foods, at SOC. aO,in. fino
quality French Henrlettas, at ,,D"
A los of Dress Patterns, containing
10 yds. 80 la. Muhair, al See. per mi,
tern, worth 81 30. A lot Of Drrs,
raNorn-, containing " yds. "a In.
laney Dro,s uools, ~ slOO per pat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
Our Cloak Department

Oilers special Bargains this week. A
line oi nowcst style Accordion pient-
cd, Gold Embroidered Capcs In Tau,
Navy and Black, nj ss5j. Plea,od
Black. hantilly.i4ace Capes with en.
brolderod collar. ~ $500 and $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
Wash Dress Goods.

In this department wo are showing an
enormous assortmcnt OF Zsphyrs.
hoateens' India pongees, India Nous.
eanne, t.sssiillah Chintxcs, Seer
suoAcrH' uinghams and other now
elnos' \ iine OF a2-in. I.phyrincS,
pric. Of i2llc. A beautiful limo az
Scotch Zephyrs at 20 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
Silks ! Silks F.! Silks !

sii s2OV
AMI sa0 sold mentioned
spices China sill, value G5c
value
Eastern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
CARPETS! CARPETS!CARPETSt

sold everywhere Aiot off,
oari lengths Of choice Body Brussels oh sa1 yard at LOO yard
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-02
reLeeRAPHIc eRevrIes.

The adhesion of the Australasian colonies
to the Universal postal union, which has
been for years anNiously sought by the
commercial nations of the world, became
operative Oct. T.
There is a pest Of heas overrunning Mid.
dletown, Conn, and much annoyance has
been caused.
Abram futile, eighty-two, pioneer 10
the anti-slayery movement, died at Bris
toll, Conn.
Superintendent William Murray has ne
turned to his duties at police headquarters
in New York
The game law is Off ia Connecticut, and
hunting has begun. There is an unusual
abundance OF game.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-02
THE WORLD OF POLITICS
Speedy Settlement of Connect.
cuts Middle Probable.
CANDIDATE FAssETTs CHARGES

He Alleges That an Improper Use Has
Been Made Of New York States Re-
funded $4,000. 600 direct Tax Money.
CampbsIl and the Keystone Peach.
New HANEE, Oct e--Attorneys Charles
j. Cole, of Hartford. and William C. Case,
OF this city, representing the Republicans,
and Attorneys Henry B. Stoddard, viii
liam Hamesley and Lucon b. Norris rep
resenting the Democrats, met in this city
and agreed to present the quo warranto
proceedings to the supreme court instead
OF the superior court.
simply Question Of Law.
BY the terms Of the agreement the con
troversy is stripped Of its voluminous com
pllcation Of facts and will 20 TO the su-
preme court simply on question of law.
This question lie whether the legislature
has the right TO correct the election re-
turns, or, in other words. to reverse the
decisions OF the moderators. The supreme
court sits in this city on Oct. 20, and 1t Il
probable that decision will be reached
by Nov. ! and session Of the legislature
held
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-02
LEARNING shIRT MAKING.

Machines Arrive for the Use Of Begin
nees Strawberries and Peaches-I)r.
McCoy'a Purchase.
Special Correspo1 denee EVENING ouRNAL.
MIDpLETowN 0ct DIR 4. q Me
Coy Of Krkwood. Del the owner OF
several 6ne horses has purchased HsppY
May, three-yea old trotter Of great
promise.
wenty foot machines are now a. tn
depot aud viii be put up at once ia the
old Transcript building on Broad street
where the operators will learn before
working 10 the new shirt factory
The frame work Of the new shirt fac
tory was raised yesterday.
Alex Maxwell, proprietor Of the
National Hotel, was feeling some what
better this morning
J.. Wesley Dehney and wife Of Smyrna
are spending few days with friends IN
town.
George s Hopkins, chief u the Vol.
unieer aose Company, is attending the
tournament At Atlantic City this week
Mr. aud Mrs Edward s. Jones ars
spending few days ~ Atlantic CITY
Frank Wiagste. who has bsen foremsl
OF the New Era here for Two years, ha,
secured the position Of foreman ia IN,
Dover Index otfice, and will leave on
Monday for that place
Miss Msrsis Moody ~ Centreville. Nd.
is visiting relatives on Catherine street,
James johnson Of Andover, Pa, !.
visiting friends on Broad street.
william Loveless Of State Road Il
visiting William Frsncis for few days
Thomas Vaughan Of Salem, ~ j., vii
remove his family here to day Mr
Vaughan viii occupy the house on Sontl
Broad street recently vacated BY NJ h
Paynter.
William R Reynolds. the well know
harness maker has just received a
order from Charles w. Williams of In
dspeadence. Iowa, for a set OF fit
leather track harness for his fast troi
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-02

DOHERTY. I'm Camden. N. J.. on the 9th
instant, lgnatius A., son of John J and Annie
Doherty, aged 20 years and months.
FOSTER On the2lth Instant, of dip liberia,
Allen c., son OF MahlOn b. ard Grace 9.
Foster, aged years and months.
FOSTER On the 9th instant.of diphfheria.
Mahlon b. Foster, DR.. son OF Mahlon b. and
Grace Q. Foster, aged 20 months.
HYDE AT Rockessin, OIL the 18th instant,
Jeremiah A., son Of Patrick and Julia Hyde,
aged % years.
MALONEY-O September %. Mary Ellen,
infant daughter of Michael J. and the late
Mary Ellen Maloney.
MOkRlSON.-Tn this city, on Sept. 9th,
James Morrison, Jr., aged rs.
MUNSON.-On the 18th instant. Barrett
Freeland Mnnhon In the5ath year nf his age.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-02

ting stallion Allerton. They will be used
in the $8, 600 racs between Allerton and
Nancy Hawks at Lexington, KY, on
October H.
William Brock has In his garden on
Lake street lot Of strawberry plants
now bearing their second crop this year
The small boy is now climbing trees
and gathering chesnuts all day long.
A tree full of ripe peaches is a curiosity
at George Derricksou's farm near town
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-02

SYRACUSE, n ", Oct AIT the Repub-
lican convention for the nomination Of a
candidate for justice Of the supreme court
thirty-four additional ballots were taken
without result and the convention adj
journed for the day. The candidates are
NJ. I. Wright, A. NJ Killer. H. 4. Turner,
w. NJ. Bogers, W. e. Scripture and W. a.
Matteson. The situation seems as much
complicated as ever. The Democratic
Judicial convention was also held here this
afternoon. No nomination was made.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-02
BOSTON GETS THE FLAG.

The Race for the National League Pen
nant Practically over.
Boston, Oct. 2---The race for the cham
pionship Of the National league practically
came TO an end yesterday, and on the face
Of the returns the Bostons are the yictors.
The only way in which they could he beat
en- would be through the throwing out OF
some Of the double games won by Boston,
and az the managers Of the latter team
secured the consent OF two-thirds Of the
League clubs, there is not the remotest pos
sibility OF any games being thrown ont.
Therefore Captain Mash and his skillful
players will hoist the pennant ia Boston
next spring.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-02
4hs staufor,l uniyaraity onrned

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 2.-The Leland
Stanford, ,Ir., university, Mt palo Alto,
was opened here with imposing ceremo-
MES The first class that matriculates wilt
be much larger than IS usual with new in
situations, students having come from AL
parts Of the Union. The stanford univer
sity Il to the west what Lehigh universit!
IA 10 the east.