R. F. Herrick, '90, coached the '93 crew Thursday.

There will be no recitation in Greek 6 today.

The Canoe Club races were postponed until Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Same conditions as before announced.

Princeton is to have a new dormitory. There will be fifty-five rooms in all, of which thirty-three will be single, and twenty-two double rooms.

Professor William James has been appointed census-taker of hallucinations in America in behalf of the Society for Psychical Research.

In tomorrow's Globe W. C. Dohm, the Princeton runner, will discuss the chances of the different colleges in the intercollegiate games a week from today.

The second eight of the O. K. from '91 have been elected as follows: J. F. Bass, J. Cummings, W. J. Faiquhar, J. M. Howells, R. H. Post, R. B. Potter, F. S. Rogers, A. H. Williams.

Following is the entries for the tennis tournament, which begins Monday: Singles-G W Lee, L S; R B Hale, '91; J. J Kingsley, M S; J, A Stetson '91; F D Weed, '90; W. A Lecompte, '93; C E Stearns '92. Doubles-W D Orcutt, '92, and H S Potter '92; W L Kingsley, M S, and M H Wildes, '93; R B Hale, '91, and J A stetson, '91.

HARVARD ROWING CLUB.- Junior crew, No. 1, next the wall-Watts, Richmond, PutnamLund, cox, Lewis No 2-French, Ellsworth, Bremer and Stone, cox, Cheney. No. 3-Williams, Morton, Percival and Curts, cox, Baker. Senior crews: No. 1-Lothrop, Fessenden, Crowninshield and Lyon, cox,-. No. 2-Vaughan, Hartridge, Goldthwaite, Parker, cox,-. The races will be rowed at 3 o'clock sharp; the junior crews rowing first from the Harvard bridge. The senior crews dress at the Union Boat House, and take the boats after the junior race.

The board of directors of the Union Club met in their rooms over Sanborn's on Thursday evening last, and completed the arrangements for the government of the club. A lease of one year of the rooms was accepted. Next fall the rooms will be handsomely furnished. The officers elected for the coming year are: R H Davis, president; H F Strout, secretary; Mr M Chamberlain, treasurer. Board of directors: R H Davis, Bicycle Club; R E Tileston, Camera Club; Mr. M Chamberlain, Canadian Club; H Freeman, Connecticut Club; G L Batchelder, Canoe Club; O G Villard, Deutscher Verein; M O Simons, Exeter Club; W K Flint, Fencing Club; J B Embick, Free Wool Club; T W Harris, Graduate Club; H F Strout, Conterence Francaise; J G Nichols, Whist Club.

N. H. 8-An illustrated lecture will be given this morning at 10 at Harvard Hall in this course.