TO THE EDITORS OF THE HERALD : I don't know whether there is really any use in spoiling a good story; but then there is no harm in accuracy, and the papers lately, you know, have been somewhat inaccurate in their statements and conclusions on the freshman Music Hall affair. For, as a matter of fact, the party of men from '85 who attended Mr. Wilde's recent performance did not represent the freshman class, as a class, by any means; and so really the freshman class is quite innocent of either praise or blame in the matter, and, I am sure, is very unwilling to pluck any of their hardearned laurels from the brows of their sixty (or forty) classmates. Nevertheless, they will, without doubt, feel willing to let their deed pass for our traditional theatre visit, if these agree, and consider the matter well ended.
ATY-FIVE.
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Bowdoin Prizes for 1890-91.
