Eighty-six holds its first class meeting to-night, at which the preliminaries will be arranged for the more important meeting to be held later in the month. Though nothing of especial interest is to be done to-night except the election of a committee to make arrangements for the coming meeting, yet we would suggest that the methods followed by eighty-five and eighty-four be adhered to in the present instance, since they gave great satisfaction to both these classes and seem well calculated to meet the exigencies of a general election of class-day officers.
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PROPERTY FOR HARVARD COLLEGE.
