Dann, the Yale catcher, is pitcher for the Yale freshman nine.

The Physical Seminar for this evening has been postponed.

Mr. R. G. Cook has been appointed official scorer for the 'varsity nine.

Political Economy I will begin to review Mill's Political Economy on Friday.

Cambridge is the second city in Massachusetts in wealth and the fourth in population.

In connection with the Myers-George races, there will also be handicap races for amateurs.

The double sophomore theme is due to-day. Theme X will be returned at 3 p.m. in Sever to-day.

Mr. Curtis of the Spirit of the Times will act as judge of walking in the Inter-collegiate games.

The Boston Globe says that the Cornell 'varsity crew will probably challenge Yale and Harvard.

Subjects for special reports in History XII will be distributed shortly. They are due any time before the Finals.

Two themes are required from the freshmen this year upon subjects connected with Prof. Hill's lectures on English authors.

Dr. O. W. Holmes sails this week to join Prof. J. R. Lowell in Europe. This is Dr. Holmes' first voyage across the Atlantic for over fifty years.

The Yale nine leaves on a vacation trip to New York, Washington, and Philadelphia this morning. They will play two games with the New Yorks, two with the Nationals, and one with the University of Pennsylvania.

It is rumored that the preliminary competition for the Boylston Prize speaking will be held on the Saturday before the final competition.

The Everett Athenaeum minstrels were very successfully carried out last night before a large audience of present and past members and their friends.

Several thefts at the gymnasium are reported. The most serious loss is that of Latta, '89, who had a costly gold watch and chain stolen Monday afternoon.

Mr. C. T. Semper read a very excellent paper on Mrs. Browning in English VIII yesterday, which gained a hearty round of applause from his listeners.

President Eliot, Professor Peabody and a certain well known Boston architect staked off the grounds for the site of the new library for the Divinity School.

The Superior Court of the Pow Wow for the coming year will consist of Carpenter, '85, Codman, '86, Hansen, '85, Hight, '86, Merriam, '86, Nutter, '85, Sanford, 85, R. D. Smith, '86.

The following are the officers of the Delta Upsilon for the rest of the year: pres., C. R. Fletcher, '86; vice-pres., H. H. C. Bingham, '87; sec'y, S. L. Harding, '86; treas., R. S. Bickford, L. S.

A glorious victory remembered! The '89 Technology tug-of-war team have been presented with silver cups to commemorate their victory over '88 at their winter meeting: happy freshmen!

The additional expense of sending the freshmen crew to New London will be only $350, instead of $1,000 as first reported. It will cost about $1,000 in all; but $650 of this amount would be required, as it always has been of previous classes, to fit out the crew for the first time. Moreover, this outfit will last during the whole four years of the course. - Yale News.

The following men are candidates for the Yale freshman nine. Dann, (who catches for the 'varsity), Wilkinson, and Kennedy for pitcher: Fitzgerald, Shelton, and Osburne for catcher; Smith, Greer, Mason and Noyes for first, second, and third bases, and short stop respectively, and Davol, Francke, and Fitzgerald for the out field. The men work well together and their batting is strong. Most of them will stay in New Haven during the Easter reress.