We hear that only four Symphony concerts will be given in Sanders this winter.

Philligs, '88, has been elected captain of the Amherst nine, in place of Alvord, '87, resigned.

There will be a hare and hounds run to-day. Slow Hunt. Prizes will be given.

Mr. Hood, '86, has presented the Lacrosse Association with a handsome set of goal posts.

Dartmouth College is about to lose President Bartlett; Prof. A. S. Hardy will take his place.

The yell the freshmen adopted at the University of Pennsylvania is: M - D - CCC - XC - U. of P. - Rah - rah - rah.

A series of lectures on the memorable incidents of the Rebellion is being given at Exeter by Mr. C. Carelton Coffin.

Mr. Garrett, one of the new trustees of Princeton College, will give $7,000 to the new art building whenever $40,000 exclusive of this sum are made up.

Captain Dennison wishes to thank the young ladies of Abbott Academy, through the team, for their interest manifested in the eleven, and the beautiful remembrance of the same. - Phillipian.

A toboggan slide has been made back of the reservoir. The ground has been graded and fences removed. This is to be used only by the "elect" of Cambridge.

The Daily Crimson celebrated the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Harvard University in a most becoming manner, by doubling the number of its sheets and faithfully chronicling the events of each day. We wish to congratulate it upon its enterprising spirit and upon the neat appearance it presented during those stirring times. - Vassar Miscellany.

A note-book with the name Charles Carroll King on the fly-leaf, was found on Saturday in the Main office of the Western Union Office in Boston. The owner can have his property by applying at the CRIMSON office.

The students of the Pennsylvania colleges have half-fare tickets on all railroads issued to them, wherever they travel. The President of the college issues blanks which are filled out, and which, when presented at any ticket-office, entitles the holder to hall-fare tickets. - The Dartmouth.