Of the 285 men at Brown, 165 come from Rhode Island.

W. K. Converse, Sp., is a member of the freshman Banjo blub.

The defeat by Harvard was the only one which the Dartmouth eleven sustained this fall. A. C. Gildersleeve has been elected captain of the Columbia foot ball team for next year. The authors to be read in English A, the last half year, are Addison, De Foe, Dryden, Pope and Swift.

The sophomores at Princeton hold the college championship in base ball, lawn tennis and lacrosse.

Several Harvard men will enter for the Boston Athletic association hare and hounds run to be held next Saturday.

President Eliot spoke before the Universalistic club Monday evening on Socialism, taking grounds in opposition to Mr. Bellamy.

Efforts are being made at Princeton to raise the money for a new base ball cage to take the place of the one destroyed last spring.

William E. Allen, H. U. '51, professor of history in the Wisconsin university, died Monday morning. He has held his professorship since 1867.

The Princeton senior ball, held Thursday evening at Princeton, was a brilliant success. The Glee club sang a song entitled, "Listen to my tale of Poe."