L. P. Sanders, '93, has returned to college.

The U. of M. nine start on their eastern trip about May 20th.

The tenth theme in English B is due Tuesday.

English C briefs must be in Sever, today, before one o'clock.

Marks in Geology IV were given out, yesterday.

The Boston University nine will play the Boston College team, on Saturday.

M'Cready Sykes, '94. has been elected an editor of the Princeton Tiger.

H. B. Eddy, '94, and B. L. Hand, '93, have been elected editors of the Advocate.

"Handsome Dan," the Yale mascot, received second prize at the Boston Dog Show, last week, in the open bull dog class.

The following college base ball games take place today: Dartmouth vs. Ford ham. at Fordham; Lehigh vs. University of Virginia, at Charlottesville.

The Yale Mott Haven team will spend Easter vacation at Travers Island, under the personal supervision of George Goldie.

Dr. Frank Angell of the Sage School of Philosophy, Cornell University, has accepted the chair of physiological psychology, at Stanford University.

Professor William Julian Bryan of the University of Indiana, has been called to the head of the department of Philosophy, in Leland Stanford Jr. University. It is rumored, however, that he will decline.

J. S. Roddy, of Princeton, is writing a series of articles for Les Sportes Athletiques, published in Paris, on the "Methods of Athletic Training in America;" the articles will shortly appear in book form.

Emperor William has sent through Prof. Max Muller of Oxford University, a telegram to the Oxford University boat crew, congratulating them upon their defeat of the Cambridge crew, last Saturday.

The rowing association composed of Columbia, Cornell and University of Pennsylvania, will row their annual regatta on Cayuga Lake, at Ithaca, instead of on the Hudson, as proposed. Columbia will be unable to enter a representative crew this year.