The next lecture in History X takes place tomorrow.

Bates, '90, is pitching under the direction of Clarkson.

The directors of the Economic Club will meet at Wadsworth 1 at four o'clock this afternoon.

The students of Exeter will give an assembly in the gymnasium, Friday evening, March 15th.

Professor Hall's lecture in Physics A on Prime Movers will be given at 12 m today. in the Jefferson Physical Laboratory.

Twelve men have entered for Leavitt and Peirce's pool tournament. The entries close Saturday at noon, and the first game will be played Monday evening.

In the final round of the whist tournament, Rogers and DeNormandie beat Brown and Davis, three games to one, and Brown and Davis beat Hale and Stetson three to naught.

The regular debate of the Harvard Union will take place this evening. The subject for the next debate will be chosen from the following questions; Resolved: That the United States ought to build a navy able to cope with the best European navies. Resolved: That Furopean immigration should be further restricted. Resolved: That the adoption of the Overseer's resolution would be beneficial to the University.