Professor Bocher will leave Liverpool on his return home on the Catalonia September 12.

The Columbia Gun club has been invited to participate in the intercollegiate shooting tournament at Watertown.

The first performance of "Old King Cole," a comic opera written by Professors Allen and Greenough, will be given in the Hasty Pudding building to night at 8 p. m. The principal roles will be played by Misses Fannie F. Holt, Clark, Coatsworth, Ames, and Messrs. A. M. Barnes, C. C. Read and Volkmann.

On Tuesday afternoon "Colombe's Birthday" will be read at the Browning club which holds its meetings at Hotel Brunswick. Col. T. W. Higginson will read the lines of Ganceline, and Mr. J. J. Hayes the part of Valence. The other parts will be read by well-known students of the poet and the affair will doubtless be an intellectual feast to members of the club. The meeting on Tuesday will close the year's work of the society.

The "Institute of 1770" dinner will be held Thursday evening the 23rd.

At a meeting this week of the directors of the club which has been known as the Economical Club and the University club, it was decided to again change the name. In view of the fact that the club is to occupy the Foxcroft house it is thought appropriate that it should be known as the Foxcroft Club. The organization is in a flourishing condition. The finance committee reported that over fourteen hundred dollars had been raised by subscription; this sum will be sufficient to fit up the house as intended. The house committee also made a very favorable report, which was accepted. There are now one hundred and forty names on the membership list to the club.

Yale defeated Princeton last Saturday at Princeton in a ten inning game by a score of 12 to 9. In the first inning Princeton went to pieces and Yale scored four runs. In the seventh owing to numerous errors by Princeton, Yale scored four more runs and in the ninth one run. In the third inning Princeton scored three runs and two more in the fourth, In the eighth Princeton scored one run and in the ninth three more, the third out being made at home plate. This made the score 9 to 9. In the tenth inning Yale made three runs and did not let Princeton score.

During the absence of Professor Emerton, next year, Professor Lanman will occupy his house on Chauncey street.