W. J. Farquhar, '91, has been elected a regular editor of the CRIMSON.

The Cornell Sun is now issued every day, including Sundays.

Princeton's football team has a record of 544 points to opponents 0.

Several students are working at the the polls today for Russell and Higginson.

Prof. G. P. Fisher of Yale University was the guest of President Eliot during his stay in Cambridge.

The Harvard Amateurs will play the Roxbury Latin School team this afternoon at Roxbury.

Professor N. S. Shaler has a second paper upon "The Immigration Problem Historically Considered" in the last number of America.

The Harvard-University of Pennsylvania game will be played in Philadelphia, November 19.

The Sumner Guard of Yale college took part in the Democratic parade in New York Saturday.

By the will of the late John Guy Vassar, of Philadelphia, Vassar college receives a bequest of $130,000.

The Harvard-Princeton game is being advertised in all the stations of the elevated roads in New York city.

The class of '91 won the cane rush at the University of Pennsylvania. At Rutgers the rush became so rough that the police interfered.

The late Prof. Edward Tuckerman left the whole of his valuable collection of books and papers relating to lectures to the Amherst College Library.

A mock presidential ballot at Willaims resulted as follows: Whole number of votes, 248; Harrison, 174; Cleveland, 47; Fisk, 27; majority for Harrison, 100.

Dr. Hart will give a lecture this noon in Mass. 3 on Presidential Elections instead of the regular lecture in History 13. Men not taking the course are invited.

W. J. Sheehan, M. S., and D. J. McLaughlin, M. S., will be candidates for positions in the out field of the nine next spring. Hamilton, M. S., who played last year on the Holy Cross team, will also be a candidate.

The divinity school of Tufts college has a recess from Nov. 1 to Nov. 7 inclusive, to allow students an opportunity to vote. The College of Letters grants leave of absence for the same purpose to individual students.

The managers of the Harvard Assemblies this year will be L. H. Morgan, H. M. Sears, W. S. Ellis and R. F. Perkins. The assemblies will probably be held at held at Pierce Hall, instead of at Berkeley Hall as heretofore. The dates have not yet been fixed.