The Cochituate game will be played on Monday.

Election of Directors of Memorial to-night at dinner.

Abstract of Sophomore theme VI, and Junior theme VI are due to-day.

Minister Lowell is announced to sail for New York on the ninth of June.

Boston Latin School plays eighty-eight on Jarvis Field to day at 4 P. M.

The Shakspere Club will be photographed to-day at 1.30, at Notman's studio.

The engagements of the Tufts College nine include a game with the Harvards, May 4 or 8.

The Shakspere Club will give Julius Cxsar on Monday and Tuesday evenings, May 25th and 26th.

At the Mathematical Seminar to-day, Mr. Gunnison, '86, will lecture on the "History of Pascal's Theorem."

Let every one who intends to accompany the nine to Providence, sign the book at Leavitt and Pierce's as soon as possible.

Games Tuesday: Brown 13, Atlantics 12; Springfields 15, Amherst 6; Hopkinson Preparatory School 12, Nobles 9.

Prof Asa Gray, the botanist, is now in California, collecting material for his new book "The Flowers of North America."

The "Lead-heels" have defeated the Memorial Halls in two games out of three, and have thereby won the championship of the Hall.

The subject for discussion in English VI this afternoon, is whether it is expedient or not to increase the functions of government.

The preliminary trial of competitors for Boylston prizes will take place in Sanders Theatre, next Saturday at ten, instead of at two as previously announced.

Prof. Shaler's Friday lectures in N. H. 4 have been discontinued. Those taking the course as a full course, will hereafter meet Mr. Huntington on Fridays.

Prof. Shaler leaves Cambridge to-day for Middlebury, Vt. He goes in the interests of geological study, and has invited students who are interested in Geology to accompany him.

The nominations for the Parker and Kirkland scholarships were made at the meeting of the Academic Council, Friday, April 24. No nominations were made for the Walker Fellowship.

The storm of the last two days has interfered with many of our out-door sports. The shooting match, the bicycle ride to Auburndale, and the Harvard-Cochituate game which were to take place yesterday, have all been postponed.

The '86 Phi Beta Kappa has elected the following officers: Recording secretary, J. H. Huddleston; first marshal, J. N. Palmer; second marshal, E. N. Snyder. The marshals and W. F. Osgood will serve as a dinner committee.

The election at Memorial last night, resulted as follows. For President, J. M. Merriam received 442 votes; O. B. Roberts, 25; C. C. Burnett, 22; scattering, 36; for Vice-President, E. J. Rich, received 170 voies; F. Vogel, 146; J. M. Thompson, 106; R. F. Rogers, 95; scattering, 16. As no candidate for the Vice-presidency received a majority, an election will be held at lunch to-day with Messrs. Rich, and Vogel as candidates.