Over half of the Phi Beta Kappa men from '86 ranked over 90.

A fair sized number of good seats for the crew benefit are still unsold.

The O. K. will be photographed at Pach's studio to-morrow at 1.30 p.m.

W. S. Allen, '87 has been appointed Manager of the 'varsity foot-ball team.

Tickets for the crew benefit Saturday will be for sale at the Co-operative the rest of the week.

One hundred and fifty men will take part in the exhibition at the gymnasium Saturday.

The monkey roll race has six pairs entered, thus making five races or heats.

Dartmouth is trying to form a separate ball league this year, to include Dartmouth, Bowdoin, Colby and Bates Colleges.

About twenty-five copies of the outline in History 13 are left which subscribers are requested to call and get at once.

Professor Paine's new opera will be called "Aucassin et Nicolette." It is promised to the American Opera Company which will probably put it on the boards in two years time, at its completion.

An interesting meeting of the Art Club may be expected this evening. The subject of Mr. Fowler's lecture will be "The Parthenon."

Mr. H. A. Mecham has been elected captain of the Yale lacrosse team; a challenge has been sent to him by Harvard.

A ladies silk waterproof was found in the gymnasium after the meeting Saturday, which the owner can have by applying at the gymnasium.

The yacht Mayflower, which is now being built in South Boston to compete for the American cup against the Galatea next season, is already planked in, and will be launched as soon as possible. A number of students have visited the building during the past week.

The following books will be used in Political Economy I: Thompson's "Protection to Young Industry," Sumner's "Protectionism." The first chapter of the former book will be discussed on Friday.

It is generally conceded at Yale that the following will constitute her nine this year: Marsh, 1b.; Stewart, (capt.), 2b.; Noyes, s. s.; Stagg, 3b.; Dann, p.; Kellogg, c.; Bremner, Brigham and Sheppard in the field.

The largest of the ice-houses destroyed by fire at Fresh Pond the other night, was familiarly known as the "Tramp's Hotel," it having been the rendezvous of large numbers of "gentlemen of leisure" during the summer months.

In answer to many enquiries it may be said that the tickets for Mr. Howad's lecture can be obtained on application at Sever's. Mr. Jones prefers that those who desire tickets obtain them by that means. But any nonresident of Cambridge can obtain reserved seats free of charge upon application to Mr. H. D. Jones, 20 Holworthy.

The next sophomore theme will be due on April 1st. Subject: An Exposition. Theme IX will be due on April 29. For these two themes may be substituted a double theme, not less than ten pages long, comprising both exposition and argument. Every one who wishes to make this substitution is requested to give Mr. Clymer notice and inform him of the title of his theme not later than April 12. The double theme will be due on Thursday, April 22.

Captain Stewart of the Yale University ball nine, has presented a scheme for a series of class ball games. There are to be five nines, one from each academic class and one from Sheff. Each nine will pay an entrance fee of $15, which sum will be expended for trophies with special prizes to the man making the best fielding and battery average.