THE first University games with Princeton and Yale are arranged for Saturday, May 11 and 18, at Princeton and New Haven respectively. The second game with Yale will be played in Cambridge, on Saturday, May 25.

THE edition for Seniors of "Harvard and its Surroundings" has been exhausted. Other copies may be subscribed for at 3 Stoughton and at the University Bookstore; only the number subscribed for will be printed.

THE young ladies of Vassar feel quite at home in studying chemistry. They are at once on friendly terms with Sal Ammoniac, Sal Soda, Sal Prunelle, Mag Nesium, Moll Ybdenum, Ann Timony, Cad Mium, Ruth Enium, Pete Roleum, Al Uminum, Doll O'Mite, Bessi Mer's Process, Mary Otte's Law, 'Emma Tight, and Ann Alysis.

SCENE, Recitation Room. Artful Student (who wishes to make a favorable impression on his French instructor, just before the Semiannuals). Monsieur, will you be good enough to tell me what books you would recommend me to read at sight outside of the class? Acute Instructor (who has been caught in the trap before). If you want something to read at sight, sir, I should recommend the books we have been using in the class.

MR. PACH, the Senior Class photographer, offers his albums at remarkably reasonable prices. The album contains 30 leaves, arranged as follows : 25 leaves for cabinets, 8 on a leaf; 3 leaves for views, 4 on a leaf; 2 leaves for groups, 4 on a page. The Album is placed at $88.30, or, with 6 per cent discount, at $83.00.

ON Saturday morning the University Nine played a closely contested game with a picked nine; the latter having the advantage of Ernst's and Tyng's valuable services. The game resulted in favor of the picked nine by a score of 7 vs. 4 in six innings. Base-hits, Picked Nine, 6, University 4. Hooper and Dwyer played respectively pitcher and catcher for the University.

THE following is the result of the billiard tournament at Lovell's, which ended March 15. The games were of 250 points.

Games won. Games lost.

Cory 4 0

Miller 3 1

Slater 2 2

Burrill 1 3

French 0 4