Notices for publication in the CRIMSON will not be received after 9 p.m.

On account of the necessity of work upon his report, Secretary Whitney will not accompany the President.

Nos. 9 and 10 Holworthy will be open for the use of all members of the Hasty Pudding Club, during the whole of Monday, Nov. 8th.

The reception given last evening by the CRIMSON to the graduate editors proved a very enjoyable occasion. Many past editors were present.

The Peabody Museum will be open to-day, for the benefit of the visiting alumni, who will thus be enabled to see what remarkable ethnological treasures their Alma Mater possesses.

President McCosh of Princeton College is stopping with Dr. F. G. Peabody at his residence on Sheppard street.

At President Eliot's reception tomorrow evening, Sir Lyon Playfair will present the greetings of Edinburgh University, which he represents, and Prof. Lanciani will do the same in behalf of the Italian government.

The extra editions of the Lampoon and the Advocate were out yesterday. Both are exceptionally good, and evince a strong desire on the part of the editors to make their present numbers especially interesting and entertaining.

Several graduate class dinners were held in Boston last Friday. The classes of '58 and '85 had their reunion at Parker's, '79 and '82 at Youngs', while the class of '84 dined at the Quincy House.

Up to 11 o'clock a.m. yesterday, 1238 graduates and visitors of the university had registered. Of these, 186 registered between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. yesterday morning, among whom were: Asaph Hall, Prof. of Mathematics, U. S. Navy, William DeW. Hyde, Pres. of Bowdoin College, Edward King '53, George D. B. Pepper, Pres. of Colby University, George W. Smith, Pres. of Trinity College, and the Rt. Hon. Sir Lyon Playfair, M. P., Delegate from Edinburgh University. Henry M. Buckham, Pres. of the University of Vermont.