The marks obtained in the last hour examination in N. H. IV will be given out to-morrow.

The entrance examinations for women to Harvard College will be held this year in all the cities where examinations are given to men.

Prof. Palmer will give an address in the Christian Association Rooms in Lawrence Scientific School Building to-night at 6.45 o'clock. All members of the university are invited.

The first theses in Philosophy 13 were returned to the members of the section yesterday. The third thesis will be due February 14. Subject: The Moral doctrine of Spinoza.

The candidates for the Yale and Princeton nines will go into training immediately after the Christmas vacation. O'Rourke of the New York's will take charge of the Yale pine and Ferguson of the Philadelphia's will do the same for the Princeton nine.

We have received at this office a beautifully variegated calendar for 1887. Each month is gorgeously printed in different colored inks, blended with an accord which could not fail to please the most fastidious taste.

The candidates for the 'varsity nine met in Capt. Willard's room last night. A few of the members of last year's nine who are in college did not appear, although they will try for their old positions on the team and practice regularly in the gymnasium with the others. The exercise will be rather lighter this year than usual, consisting of hand-ball and chest-weights. The following men appeared: Wiestling, '87; H. Coolidge, '87; Holden, '88; Choate, '88; Henshaw, '89; Downer, '89; Morgan, '89; Clark, '89; Young, '89; Bingham, '89; Mumford, '90; Slade, '90; Smith, '90; Bigelow, '90.

Subjects for these have been given out in Political Economy 7.

The Board of Overseers have agreed with the President and Fellows in the amendment to the third statute of the university by striking out the words "and is required to give bonds for the faithful performance of his duty." They have also approved the vote to increase the salary of the treasurer from $4,000 to $5,000 per annum, and have also approved the vote granting the President leave of absence from January 15 to October 1, 1887.