H. Ware '93, has returned to college.
Yale defeated Williams on Saturday by a score of 18 to 0.
A theme on "Goethe and Schiller" is due in German 4 today.
Twenty-two men will go to the training table for the Mott Haven team today.
Whitehouse, who has been engaged to coach the cricket team, begins his work today.
The first eight of the O. K. from '92 is made up from the following men: Corbin, DeWolf, Duffield, Green, Lamont, Landon, Lovett and A. M. White.
Professor Bocher sailed Saturday for The Hague. He will be back next fall to take charge of all his classes.
Mr. H. G. Kittredge, who speaks before the Finance Club tonight, is the editor of the Boston Journal of Commerce, and is especially familiar with that section of our tariff laws relating to wool and woolen goods. He will exhibit specimens of the various grades of these goods dutiable under the McKinley Tariff Act.
The freshmen beat the Newtons on Saturday by a score of 5 to 4. Earned runs, Newtons, 2; '94, 1. Hits, Newtons, 5 with a total of 9; '94, 4 with a total of 4. Errors, Newtons, 11; '94, 5. With the exception of Quigley, '94 fielded well, and with the exception of Frothingham, batted very weakly.
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