Marks are out in History 2.

Clarkson is playing with the nine every afternoon.

French 2 dictations must be in before the recess.

Embick '91 is ill and has been carried to the Cambridge hospital.

Soule '93 has been obliged to go home on account of illness.

E. P. Merwin '94 has been chosen a member of the 'Varsity Banjo Club.

The law and medical students at Yale have formed a base ball league.

There will be an hour examination in Greek 1 very soon after the vacation.

Candidates for the Cornell foot ball team train daily under C. M. Johnson '89.

Finlay and Evins have begun out door work with the hammer and shot.

Yale proposes to send six men from the undergraduate department to do mission work in New York City.

Professor Morris, of Williams has received a call to the chair of Latin at Yale.

Brown will play Yale on May 9 at Providence, and at New Haven on May 13.

The first special report in History 14 has been postponed until the first day of next term.

The tennis courts are being put in shape and some of them will soon be ready to play on.

Two books written by Dr. McCosh are required text books in the University of Calcutta.

There will be an hour examination in French 2 Friday, and in German 1a on Monday.

At a meeting of the Princeton Tiger board the following were elected to the board: R. Woods '92, P. Davis '93, and B. E. Stevenson '94.

The uniforms for the Yale nine consist of the usual gray shirt and knickerbockers, with small letters of blue on the shirt, and a royal blue jersey, on which is a small white Y. The caps are plain grey, the stockings are navy blue and all the trimmings are of royal blue.