W. W. Magee '89 is studying law in Syracuse, N. Y.

The eighth number of the Lampoon will be out tomorrow.

There was a meeting of the Harvard Electrical club last night.

W. H. Wickes, '92, has left college. He will spend the rest of the year in the Adirondacs.

The divisions for the History 1 examination today are as follows: A to Frothingham, Lower Mass; Furber to Porter, Upper Mass; Post to Z, Harvard 5.

Rooms for the examination in N. H. 2 are assigned as follows: A to G, inclusive, University 2; H to R, inclusive, University 4; S to Y, inclusive, University 16.

Bowdoin will put an eight-oared crew on the water this year for the first time in several seasons. A challenge has been sent to the University of Pennsylvania.

A "quiz" was held in the lecture room of Natural History 2 yesterday afternoon. Professor Mark spent over two hours in answering questions on the course which was thoroughly reviewed.

Rev. Joseph H. Allen, of Cambridge, has lately published a volume entitled "Aryan Sun Myths-The Origins of Religion." A copy has just been placed on the new book shelves in the reading room of the library.

The Princetonian will this week publish a long article reviewing the athletic relations between Harvard and Princeton, which until 1887 were of a most friendly nature, and tracing the rise of the present controversy.

Most of the college athletic associations will send representatives to the annual indoor games of the University of Pennsylvania, which will be held in the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, Saturday of this week. There are 170 entries for the games this year, 40 more than last year. It is probable that J. P. Lee, '91, will run in the fifty yards dash as a representative of the New York Athletic club.

Among the late additions to the reference department of the library is the second edition of the catalogue of the York Gate library (London, Eng.), of books relating to geography, commerce and colonization. It is a quarto volume of 936 pages, printed on handmade paper with large margins, and illustrated with facsimiles of the title pages of rare volumes. The book is handsomely bound in full parchment.