There will be a meeting of the CRIMSON Board to day at 1.45 o'clock.

Anderson, class orator of '87 Yale, has entered the Harvard Law School.

None of the rowing men have yet made their appearance on the river.

Trainer Murphy is now in charge of Yale athletics.

The Carmina Princetonia is the name of a new college song book published by the students of Princeton.

The officers of the Freshman football Club of Yale for the ensuing year will be : President, Howland; vice-president, Roby; treasurer, Grey.

From recent statistics it appears that more than 25 per cent. of the students at the German universities are in receipt of support from public funds.

Following is a list of the candidates for the freshman crew who handed in their names last Saturday afternoon : Lawrence, G. B. Winthrop, Moen, Barlow, Atkinson, F. B. Winthrop, J. H. Walker, jr., T. N. Perkins, Longstreth, Leiter, Valle, Bell, C. R. Walter, De Noormandie, Garceau, Putnam, Tyson, Cumnock, Randall, Longworth, Knapp, Leland, Morrison, Potter, Rhinelander, Dooge, Stegman; coxswains, Franklin, Stone, Thompson.

The Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvan a gave an exhibition Friday at the university grounds in honor of William Byrd Page, the champion running high jumper of the world. C. W. V. Clarke walked a mile on rather heavy track in 7m. 18s. Mr. Page made a running high jump which broke his own record of 6 ft. 3 1-2 in. Tom Ray vaulted 11 ft. 4 in. Mr. Page was give a valuable gold watch.

On the bulletin board in University is an elective list which bears no name. It is awaiting its owner.

The Bowdoin College fall races were rowed Friday. The four-oared race was contested by four crews. Jackson, Hastings, Adams and Russell won in two heats, Lyman of the class of '89 on two out of three heats in the single scull races