One of the tennis courts on Holmes field is now marked out.

There will be an hour examination in History I on Tuesday.

The Yale nine plays the Athletics at Philadelphia today.

C. H. Mellon, an ex-Oxford man, is a candidate for the Columbia crew.

All the sections in German 1a will meet Monday at 11 o'clock.

Monday will be the last day for reengaging college rooms.

C. A. Hight has coached the first freshman crew a part of this week.

No blue books need be handed in for the examination in History 17.

The work in logic will be taken up in Philosophy 3 after the recess.

There will be an hour examination in Mathematics C and Latin C next Monday.

Professor W. W. Goodwin, of the Greek department, is at present in Sicily.

Professor James announces that there will be an hour examination in Philosophy 2 after the recess.

The candidates for the freshman nine practiced sliding to bases yesterday instead of outdoor work.

Walter Scott, Sp., has left college to assume partial charge of an evening paper at Kansas City.

The candidates for the freshman crew will go to training table immediately after recess.

A prize of $50 has been offered by the Princeton Alumni of Chicago, for the best entrance papers by a Chicago man.

The H. A. A. have received nineteen entries from other colleges for the meeting today. Eight entries are from Yale.

The Columbia college 'varsity crew will get on the water this week. Only eleven men are still in training, and the final eight will be selected this week.

There will be an hour examination in History XIII Tuesday next for men who were under A or B midyears or whose special reports were unsatisfactory.

The Banjo club played last evening at the last regular "Smoke Talk" of the season given by the First Regiment Corps of Cadets at the Thorndike in Boston.

The Monday lecture of Political Economy 1 will be held in Lower Massachusetts. All the members of the course will meet at nine o'clock. Professor MacVane will explain his view of the Wages Fund Theory.

In speaking of intercollegiate rowing contests Archibald Macharen, the English authority upon boating once said: "No man of ordinary stature should be allowed to put a hand to an oar unless his chest has the minimum girch of 36 inches.