The Lampoon was out yesterday.

T. P. Sanborn, '86, has a poem in the Christmas number of "Life."

Rev. Fr. Grafton addressed the St. Paul's Society last night.

A member of the class of '89 at Yale was solicited to accept a nomination for councilman on the Democratic City Ticket.

At Yale a prize of $30 has been offered to the senior who hands in the best essay in German on "Victor von Scheffel, his Life and Works."

The ball field at Williams will hereafter be known as the Weston Field, in honor of ex-Lieut. Governor Weston, who gave $5,300 for the purpose of draining and grading the field.

The Spirit of the Times offers a prize of a year's subscription to any one who will satisfactorily explain the resolutions adopted at the Inter-Collegiate Foot-ball Convention.

It is given out that the freshmen of the University of Penn. have adopted a class yell in the words and figures that follow, to wit: "M - D - CCC - YC of P. - Rah-rah-rah', This is undeniably magnificent, but it lacks the sturdy simplicity of the war-whoop which was adopted by the gentlemen who preceeded us on this continent. - N. Y. Tribune.