Princeton is holding a tennis tournament.

The Bostons defeated the Detroits yesterday, by a score of 11 to 9.

The result of the ball games will be posted at Bartlett's, as usual this year.

The freshman nine play the Brown freshmen on next Saturday at Providence.

The barge for the university nine leaves Bartlett's at 3.15, this afternoon.

A. Keith, '85, and W. S. Bryant, '84, will be the university crew substitutes this year.

The annual dinner of the HARVARD DAILY CRIMSON was held at Young's, last evening.

All who can possibly get away ought to go to New Haven with the nine, and support them in tomorrow's game.

The members of the '84 HERALD CRIMSON editorial board will be photographed at Pach's at 1.30, this afternoon.

Amherst Seniors last week presented "She Stoops to Conquer" at the Springfield Opera House, and were highly praised.

On May 3d the junior crew rowed the regular Charles river course in 8.45, which is nineteen seconds better than the record.

There will be no recitation tomorrow in Greek 7. The half-hour examination will take place a week from next Tuesday.

The centre double-page picture of the latest number of Life reminds us forcibly of a recent number of the Lampoon.

Princeton students from Ohio have formed a state club. They recently gave a dinner at which president McCosh was present.

The Pierian Sodality will repeat their very successful program of Wednesday's concert at Exeter, N. H., tonight.