Eighty-eight and Ninety play today on Jarvis at four.

Ninety-one defeated the Memorial Hall waiters, yesterday, 19 to 5.

The elective pamphlet will be out Monday.

The next Country Club races will take place tomorrow.

Hallowell, '88, lectured before the members of History 13, yesterday, on "State Governments."

Juniors are reminded that their briefs for the forensic examinations are due today and must be left at 40 Matthews.

The Pi Eta Society will be photographed today at 2.30 o'clock on the rear steps of Sever.

Fifteen members of Wesleyan University were recently suspended for organizing a fraternity.

The Harvard freshmen will not play lacrosse. The faculty have refused to grant permission.- Princetonian.

The lecture Professor Hart was to have delivered before History 13 and 17, on the geography required on the examinations, yesterday, will be given today at two o'clock.

Hartridge is now rowing in the 'varsity boat in place of Trafford. Markoe is rowing No. 3 and Hartridge No. 2.

Cumnock is again rowing stroke in the freshman boat and Perkins is rowing four.

W. R. Bonsal, Princeton '89, has been elected captain of the lacrosse team for the ensuing year.

The Princetonian devotes a column and a half to an account of Mrs. Cleveland's visit.

Professor Holden, of the Lick Observatory, has permanently taken up his residence on Mt. Hamilton.

The Freshman Glee Club gave a concert in the yard last evening, which, though short, was very enjoyable.

The University of Pennsylvania nine will make a two-weeks tour through New England, playing with the leading colleges.

The Yale University Glee Club prize of $15 for the best college song has been awarded to C. C. Marsh of the freshman class.

W. L. Armstrong, '89, has been unanimously re-elected manager of the Yale University Glee Club for the ensuing year.

The committee appointed by the senior class of Yale to obtain a suitable class ivy have succeeded in getting a root from the famous ivy growing on the old castle of Henry IV, at Pau in France.

The Columbia freshmen surprised every one on Decoration Day by beating the Dauntless eight, a "crack" New York crew, in a mile straightaway race on the Harlem river. The distance was covered in 5m. 22s.

All students desiring to consult Professor Cohn about French electives for next year will find him in the evenings until June 7 at 56 Buckingham street, Cambridge, and on Tuesdays, Thursday and Friday from 9 to 10 o'clock.

The dedication of the headquarters of the Cincinnati Press Club in the Exposition Building constructed for the centennial celebration of the Ohio Valley and Central States, is to take place June 9. Many prominent newspaper men are expected to be present at the ceremonies.