There will be no thesis in History X during the second half-year.

There are but two members of the senior class at Hamilton who cannot vote.

The following rooms are vacant: Thayer 18, Holyoke 6 and 41, and Divinity 7.

The standing room about the tank was crowded with visitors yesterday afternoon.

The outlook for a good freshman nine at Yale is said to be rather unpromising.

F. Newell, '92, who played right tackle on the freshman eleven, hurt his arm quite seriously in the gymnasium on Monday.

The sophomore crew has ordered of Blakey, a new cedar shell to cost $400. The price will include seats and all necessary appliances.

The new board of editors of the Yale News has been published. No freshman editor has as yet been appointed, owing to the closeness of the competition.

The university crew takes a run of at least three miles every afternoon.

The authorities of the Harvard Boat Club have sent a letter to Columbia in which it is stated that Harvard cannot row an eight-oared race with Columbia at New London next spring.

Professor Chaplin has been obliged to give up his work temporarily on account of trouble with his eyes. He sailed yesterday for Europe, where he will spend the rest of the term. His courses will be under the charge of Mr. Wait, of the Scientific School, and Messrs. Swan and Kettell.

In the whist tournament, Herrick and About defeated Baker and Denny three games to none; Brown and Darling defeated Dickson and Chamberlin three to naught; Dickson and Chamberlin defeated Rogers and De Normandie three to one; Everett and Burlingham defeated Dickson and Chamberlin three to two.

Members of Division A in Political Economy I will read for Monday, Feb. 25, chapter 1 of Book I of Cairnes' "Leading Principles of Political Economy." Members of Division B will read chapter 1 of Hadley's "Railroad Transportation." Division A will meet in U. 16, and Division R in U. 4, as directed in posted notices. There will be sections meeting at 9 and 10 o'clock as before.