The mid year marks in English 2 will be out on Friday.

The Cornell Era crew fund now amounts to $2,505.

There will be an hour examination in Mathematic E on Friday.

The exercise books in Mathematics E are to be handed in on Monday next instead of on Friday of this week as usual.

The members of Lafayette university have organized a bicycle club.

The candidates for the freshman nine will practice as usual during the spring vacation.

Mr. J. J. Hayes will read Tennyson's new poem "Tomorrow" in Chickering hall tonight.

The discussion in French 9 today will be "the difference between French and American wit."

Professor Barttett gave a very interesting talk in German 1a yesterday on the Franco-Prussian war.

The Zeta Alpha society of Wellesley will entertain the Pierian after the concert next Monday.

B. W. Trafford, '93, is training with the 'varsity nine, and E. Manning, '93, has been appointed leader of the squad of which Trafford had charge.

Keefe fo the New York league team will train the battery of the Princeton nine until the season opens, and Chas. Reilly of the Columbus club is training the remainder of the team.

A match for the professional tennis championship of the world is being arranged between Thomas Pettit, the American, and present champion, and Charles Saunders of England.

Professor Goodwin is at present in Sicily with Mr. Freeman, the historian, who is writing a history of Sicily. Professor Goodwin will give a half course next year on the siege of Syracuse, following the 6th and 7th books of Thucydides.

Outing has been selected by the National Lawn Tennis association as its official organ. Weekly editions containing tennis news will be issued under the editorship of O. S. Campbell and F. G. Kellogg; these editions will also be published in the regular monthly issue.

The candidates for the sophomore tug-of-war team, under the direction of M. I. Motte, are doing good work. The following men are trying at present: H. R. Allen, anchor; George Harding, H. O. Stickney, R. C. Robbins, G. H. Thomas, J. H. Rhoades, G. S. Curtis, A. I. DuPont, E. Wrenn. The election for captain will be held this afternoon.