Marks are out in Pol. Econ. IV.

The Advocate came out yesterday.

Amherst is to add a new field of twelve acres to her grounds.

The next hare and hounds run will take place Monday at 4 p. m.

The Faculty at Yale has offered a new elective in Art for junior and seniors.

Hopkinsons defeated the Cambridge Manual eleven yesterday on Norton's 42 to 0.

The Bussey Institute has a fine exhibit at the Chrysanthemum Show now being held in Boston.

The titles of books selected in French la for out side reading must be handed in not later than next Tuesday.

Auchincloss, Adee, Colt, Sheffield, Lilley, B. Thorne, Lyman, Graham, Longacre, Pringle, Hill, R. Lowndes, Colburn and Whitney, candidates for the Yale freshman eleven have been measured for suits.

The protest of the English High School against the decision of referee Ware in the Boston Latin game has been refused.

An important meeting of the Republican Club is called for Monday, Nov. 16, at 7.30 p. m. in Lower Massachusetts Hall.

H. Alward, who played substitute tackle last year on the 'varsity eleven, is coaching the University of Wisconsin team.

At Trinity the faculty have decreed that the students shall attend chapel every day instead of four times a week as formerly.

P. L. Atherton '93, has composed an anthem which will be the third selection sung tomorrow evening in Appleton Chapel.

The Peabody Museum Honduras Expedition, under the leadership of Mr. M. H. Saville and Mr. J. G. Owens, started from New Orleans Thursday.

The annual game between Exeter and Andover will be played today at Exeter. In the series Andover has won 7, Exeter 4. One game was tied.

It is proposed to have a debate between the Yale and Harvard Unions some time this winter. The arrangements will probably be made on the day of the Harvard Yale foot ball game.

A circular has been sent to the Alumni and friends of Princeton calling attention to the need of an infirmary for sick and disabled students. The estimated cost of a suitable building is $30,000.

The following note from the U. of M. Daily is of interest as showing the ardor of the foot ball spirit out West: "The game in the class league, which was scheduled to be played yesterday afternoon between '93 law and the High School eleven, was not played, on account of the wet weather."

The Yale University A. A. has elected the following officers: President, R. B. Wade, '93; vice-president, M. Van Ingen '93. S.; secretary, W. C. Walcott '94; D. B. Lyman '94, and S. Cary '93, executive committee. The treasurer's report showed an expenditure of $2,983.58 to receipts of $3,218.72, leaving a balance of $235.14 in the treasury. This will partly pay for a loan of $350 advanced for the improvements on the track.