UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.- There is a miscellaneous assortment of rowing garments at the boat-house with no owners. All such not called for in three days will be destroyed or disposed of. Per order.

H. S. C.- All those wishing to join the shooting club can do so by applying at 19 Hilton Block, between 12 and 1 o'clock on Mondays or Tuesdays. Those who have already joined can get their shingles at same room and hour.

H. U. F. B. A.- The following will please be in the gymnasium at 2.15 o'clock: Boyden, Appleton, Bladlee, Wood, Morrison, Finlay, Trafford, Butler, Harding, Nicols, Saxe, Porter and Sears.

A. F. HOLDENThe following men will be at the gymnasium at 1.45 sharp to go to Turfts: Slocum, Smith, Piper, Brainard, Markoe, Woodman, Capenter, Crane, Griffln, Perry, Brewer, C. E. Farnum.

F. L. H. NOBLE. Captain.THE following men will meet at Hubbard's ready to go to Newtonville at 1.50 sharp: Crane, Fitzhugh, Goldthwaite, Burnett, Bass, Amory. Blanchard, Blaney, Valentine, Bangs, Williams, Crosby, Higgins.

R. H. POST, Manager.HARVARD CRICKET CLUB.- The following men will be at Bartlett's at 1.15 sharp to go to Longwood for a scratch game: Quimby, Frost, Dexter, Balch, Longstreth, Sullivan, Keyes, Barron, Corning, Brown, P. K. Brown, Judson, Markoe, Mackay, Myers, Barney, Hammond, Stokes, Hunnewell, Geery, and any other candidate for the team who can go.

W. S. ELLIS.FALL BOAT RACES.- In place of the usual scratch races, there will be, in ten days or so, a mile-race between three crews composed of rowing men chosen by lot and trained for a few days by the '88, '89 and '90 captains; also a scratch race between four crews of '91 men. If it seems advisable, a single-scull race also. The book for signatures is at Bartlett's drug store. Per order H. U. B. C.