At the A. A. U. games tomorrow only trial heats will be run in the afternoon. Trials will also be held in the standing broad jump, pole vault, and hop-step and jump, and only the best six men in each event will be eligible to compete in the evening.

Yale came dangerously near being defeated by the University of Pennsylvania Wednesday. A batting streak, which brought in four runs in the ninth inning and made the score 6 to 5 in Yale's favor was all that saved her. Stagg and Poole were Yale's battery.

The Carey gymnasium will now soon be ready for occupation. The carpenters are working very hard and hope to have all completed within a few weeks. The lockers are all in, and the floors, the hand ball rooms and the ball cage are nearly done.

The Cosmopolitan Magazine offers scholarship prizes aggregating $600 to the three students who obtain the largest number of subscriptions for the magazine before September 15. The first prize is three hundred dollars, the second two hundred, and the third one hundred.

The list of rooms for the academic year 1890-91, for which application may be made before May 2 has been issued from the Bursar's office. In Hollis two rooms will be vacant, in Stoughton two, in Holworthy three, and in the other buildings larger numbers.