Andover's victory was the first since 1884.

Professor Beebe of Yale will spend the summer abroad.

McClung, the catcher of the Exeter nine will enter Yale next fall.

The game with the Beacons arranged for to-day has been given up.

That consolidated nine is quite a scheme. It is well worth considering for next year, even if it amounts to nothing this year.

Students who wish to consult me in regard to electing German courses next year will find me in Sever 2, on Thursday and Friday, June 16 and 17, from 2 to 3.

KUNO FRANCKE.Examination in English A. - Akin to Boynton, Sever 18; Bradlee to Dodge, Sever 35; Dow to Lockwood, Sever 37; Lothrop to S. W. Sturgis, Mass. 3; Swasey to Young, Mass. 1.

Political Economy 2 and 5. - Students who wish to confer with Assistant Professor Taussig, in regard to these courses will find him in 20 Holworthy from 2 to 3 on Thursday and Friday. June 16, and 17.

It is rumored that all the Yale professors have attended the circus now exhibiting in New Haven. It is so seldom that they have a respectable exhibition in New Haven that students and professors turn out in large numbers.

No report of the Brown-Harvard game had been received last night up to the time of going to press.

Political Economy 2 and 6. - Students who wish to confer with me in regard to these courses will find me at 20 Holworthy from 2 to 3 on the afternoons of Thursday and Friday, June 16 and 17.

F. W. TAUSSIG.Messrs Sears and Slocum were beaten in the doubles in the New Haven Tennis Club Tournament by Messrs. Thatcher and Beach, two players belonging in New Haven. The score was 6 - 3, 6 - 4, and the result was a great surprise to everyone.

Dartmouth administered a severe defeat to the Amherst nine at Amherst on Tuesday. Dartmouth made twenty-one hits to her opponents nine. The errors were about evenly divided. The final score was twenty-one to seven. Several of the Dartmouth team made four hits each.

There was a great celebration at Andover over Andover's victory over Exeter. An extra number of the Phillipian was issued, with a half page cut in which were represented two porkers, one of which was dancing a jig, while the other was weeping freely. The latter of course represented Exeter.