There will be an hour examination in French 3 on Tuesday, June 1st.

The initiation of the second eight of the O. K. took place last night.

Professor Lane will take his sabbatical year next term.

The game to-day between '87 and '88 will be postponed to the first of next week.

The Jefferson Physical Laboratory will be closed after Saturday of this week.

Members of the "Institute of 1770" will please sign book at Bartlett's for dinner Wednesday, June 2.

Professor Royce commented very severely in his last lecture on unacknowledged quoting in forensics.

The '86 and '89 groups were taken yesterday afternoon at the rear of Memorial.

The '86 CRIMSON board will be photographed at the rear of the Library at 1.30 to-day.

Hamilton, Yale '86, has entered in the Inter collegiate games for the bicycle race.

Following is the list of officers of the Institute dinner: toast master, W. H. Rand; chorister, L. Honore; orator, J. H. Sedgwick; poet, L. McK. Garrison.

Pudor, '86, who broke his knee-pan while exercising in the gymnasium, is recovering rapidly, and will probably escape any permanent injury.

Base-ball on Jarvis yesterday: Nine of Clubs, 34; Custodes, 18. The gentleman who left his cuffs at the game can get them at Grays 7.

Mr. Allen, '87, received a violent blow on the nose from a foul tip while umpiring the class game yesterday afternoon.

Mr. Hood was thought to be recovering from a sprained ankle, whereas a careful medical examination showed that he is suffering from a bad fracture of the ankle.

An exciting game of base-ball was played by the Alpha Delta Phi and Zeta Psi, yesterday, resulting in a victory by the latter nine by a score of 22 to 12.

The score in yesterday's game between Princoton and Amherst is as follows: Princeton, 4 runs; base-hits 5, total 7; error, 1. Amherst, 2 runs; base-hit, 1; errors, 6.

The Chemistry V base-ball club with the long name, played the Chemistry VI ball club with the short name yesterday on the ball field near Felton Hall. The score stood 43 to 9 in favor of the long named club.

Yesterday's cricket game with the Longwood's was called on account of darkness. The Longwoods won with the following score: Longwoods, 77 runs and three wickets down; Harvard, 71 runs.

The Harvard Union meets to-night at 7.30 in Sever 11. The question for debate will be: "Resolved. That the Boycott is a Legitimate Weapon of Labor." The principal disputants are: affirmative, Edmund Platt, '88; J. H. Proctor, '89; negative, P. L. Sternbergh, '87; French McAffee, Sp.

The election of officers of the St. Paul's Society for the ensuing half year resulted as follows: president, R. B. Mahany, '88; vice president, J. H. Woods, '87; secretary, C. L. Griffin, '88; treasurer, W. T. Hodges, '89; chorister, J. G. Buckley, '87; librarian, G. A. Morrison, '87.