The Banjo club will play at Peirce hall in Boston next Thursday.

S. McLeod, '90, has been appointed scorer for the university nine.

Marks will not be given out for the last hour examination in History 1.

Yale sustained a severe defeat at the hands of the New Havens Saturday. The score was 17 to 1.

Lectures in Political Economy 3 will be given this week on Wednesday and Friday instead of the regular days.

Yesterday's Sunday Globe contained a full account of the Hasty Pudding theatricals, with pictures of the principals.

The B. A. A. nine played five innings with the Tufts college nine Saturday, winning by a score of 16 to 5. Meade was unable to pitch.

The Freshman Glee and Banjo clubs will give a concert at Eliot hall, Jamaica Plain, on the evening of April 23. The Cambridge concert for the benefit of the freshman crew will be given April 28. A large number of tickets for this concert have already been sold and there is a strong demand for more. The clubs will also take part in a May day entertainment at Union hall on the first of May.

Professor Taussig addressed the Reform Club of New York last Friday on the subject of the "Probable effect of schemes for increasing the silver coinage."