THE President and Captain of the University Nine will meet the corresponding officers of the Yale Nine, at the Massasoit House, Springfield, to-morrow, February 26, to make arrangements for the match between the two clubs. Princeton was invited to meet those of Harvard and Yale, but she has returned no answer to the invitation.

H. P. C. - At Graduates Performance, Saturday evening, March 4, 1876 at Beethoven Hall, Arthur Sullivan's operatta of "Cox and Box" will be given by former members of the H. P. C., for the benefit of the N. E. Hospital for Women and Children. In connection with this also will be given the monologue "The Elixir of Youth." Ticket; for sale at box office on and after Friday, March 3. General admission, 75 cents.

JUNIOR PHILOSOPHY. - Section IV. will recite their first lesson in Logic on Monday, February 24, at 10 A. M.; Section V. at 11 A. M.; Sophomores taking Logic as an elective, on Wednesday, March 1, at 11 A. M. All in the Lecture Room on the lower floor in Boylston. Lesson, the first in Jevon's Logic.

THE President told the following story of himself at the recent dinner of the New York Harvard Club. He said that, contrary to the usual course of nature, he was growing younger instead of older as years advanced. About twenty years ago, when he was a tutor and proctor, he was disturbed one night by a noise in the Yard, and, going out to see what was the matter, he heard a voice exclaim, "Here comes old Eliot." But last winter, walking into town one evening, he met two undergraduates, and heard one say to the other, when he had passed by, "I wonder where Charlie is going at this time of night."

THE following men are trying for the "Varsity": Otis, L. S. S. (Captain), Le Moyne, '78, Loring, '78, Bancroft, '78, James, L. S. S., Thayer, L. S. S., Irving, L. S. S., Warden, '78, and Jacobs, '79. A. P. Loring, '71, will coach them.

Four new rowing-machines have been bought lately, and the crew are rowing together in eights. Last week Saturday four men were on the river.

The quarters of the crew at Springfield will be the same as in 1873.

AT a meeting of the H. U. B. C. in Lower Holden on Monday evening, February 21, the following vote was passed:-

"That this club hereby agrees to pay to the President and Fellows of Harvard College for the use of the H. U. B. C. boat-house, ten per cent per annum in advance on the whole amount to be expended by the Corporation in cancelling all claims against the boat-house, and in remodelling and repairing it for the use of the Club; and to pay, when due, all charges for the use of water as assessed by the Water Board; and to make such repairs as may be made necessary by the neglect or carelessness of the members of the Club; and that the Treasurer is hereby authorized to make the payments required by this vote."

(Signed) WM. F. WELD, JR., Pres. H. U. B. C.

Attest: WM. DAVIS, Acting Secretary.

THE first monthly match of the Harvard Rifle-Club was shot last Saturday, February 19, at the Mt. Auburn range. The weather was cold and chilly, and the light on the targets poor. The following is the score:-

TOTAL

Denny, '77 4 4 3 4 5 3 3 4

3 4 - 37