Cinna will be begun Friday in French 2.

German C, Div. 1, will begin "Der Oberhot" on Wednesday.

Princeton freshmen play the Columbia freshmen on Wednesday.

Mr. Nichols has given a list of books for outside reading in German C.

The Princeton eleven was present at the Harvard Yale game Saturday.

The Glee Club will sing at Jamaica Plain on the evening of December 11.

A six days bicycle race was begun at Mechanics Hall, Boston, yesterday.

The written exercise on "Goethe in Strasburg" is due today in German 4.

The first of the Harvard Assemblies will be held in Pierce Hall, Boston, Dec. 17.

The International Law Club will meet Wednesday evening in Matthews 8. Dr. Snow will be present.

There will be an examination in History I tomorrow. Maps must be handed in at the beginning of the hour.

The Andover foot ball management will take its victorious eleven to New York to see the Yale-Princeton game.

D. S. Dean has accepted a responsible position in Chicago with the Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad.

Stanford University will receive $20,000,000 in addition to previous bequests, at the death of Senator Stanford. - Ex.

McClung, Morison and Barbour graduate from Yale this year. Heffelfinger will also leave the graduate school.

The Yale Art School has opened its annual winter exhibition to the public. The collection was made by L. R. Ehrich.

Dr. Harold E. Ernst, the newly appointed Professor of Bacteriology, was one of Harvard's 'varsity pitchers ten years ago.

Professor Goodale addressed the Commercial Club on Saturday on "Certain Economic Aspects of a Part of Australasia."

Professor Channing will be in Lower Massachusetts to answer questions about the examination in History 1, from 2.30 to 3.30 today.

Mr. Edwin Arnold on his visit to Princeton, Wednesday, was initiated as an honorary member of the American Whig Society, as was Matthew Arnold when he visited the college.

The questions of the Senior Statistician of Yale have been distributed and contain several new features. Among these are inquires concerning the physical effect of the four years, the effect of study on the eyesight, and also whether the climate has proved detrimental to health. The men are also asked to describe the injuries, if any, which have been received from athletics.