A glance at the programme of the exhibition to-day, in benefit of the Boat Club, convinces us that the meeting is to be a very interesting one. We believe that the direct purpose of seeing a most entertaining exhibition, and the less direct but quite as real purpose of helping to clear the Boat Club of debt should call out a large number of spectators this afternoon. The events are very numerous, and many of them will be very exciting by reason of the many entries. Moreover, the meeting is to be conducted rapidly and systematically, so that it can hardly be wearisome. Let every man, who cares for the interests of his crew, attend. Loyalty to Harvard boating should be enough to fill the gymnasium. The expense of attendance at the meeting is small; the crew debt is large. Every effort to pay that debt is worthy, and should be enthusiastically supported.