Mr. Bendelari will resume his recitations Monday.

This week's Nation has an editorial an "The Organization of College Faculties."

Guiteras enters the middle-weight for the amateur sparring championship in New York today.

Professor Tucker, of Andover Theological Seminary, will preach in the college chapel, tomorrow.

Mr. G. S. Hall, at present Harvard lecturer on "Pedagogy," is a graduate of Williams, class of '67.

Freshman examinations in Greek this spring, as well as in Latin, will be two hours long, and will not be "pass" examinations.

The next lecture in Chemistry 2 will be devoted to a review, and laboratory work will occupy the remainder of the week.

The freshmen sections in analytics are enlivened by the presence of a number of '82 men, who want their degrees this year.

A gentleman desires to exchange three floor seats for first ladies' day of the winter meetings, for two seats for second ladies' day. Apply at 4 Thayer.

Driscoll, Robinson's assistant, walked three miles in Worcester, last Thursday, at the benefit of the Worcester Base-ball Club, in 22 minutes 15 seconds.

The sale of reserved seats for ladies' day has been very large, amounting to 395 for the 18th, and 490 for the 25th. Besides this, 150 seats have been built behind the clock.

An immense audience that produced serious confusion attended the last public rehearsal of the Boston Symphony Orchestra concerts, in Music Hall yesterday afternoon.

The secretary of the Crimson desires all those who have subscribed to the Crimson, but have not paid, to leave the amount of their subscriptions at Sever's at their earliest convenience.

Additional seating capacity will be provided in the gymnasium gallery at the two ladies' days by the erection of tiers of seats at each end against the wall. On the floor, tiers of seats will be put up along the south side and north end as last year.

The following-named have been elected officers of the Yale Athletic Association for the coming year: President, Lymington, '83; vice-president, Carpenter, S. S. S.; secretary and treasurer, W. H. Jessup. The treasurer's report shows a balance of $332 in the treasury. Lymington and Corwith, '83, will be the Yale delegates to the next inter-collegiate convention,

PARLOR BED. PAINE'S new parlor bed is very convenient. A number of very fine dressing case beds are now being placed in the ware-rooms at the manufactory, 141 Friend street, Boston.