DEUTSCHER VEREIN. - Members who have not paid their dues are earnestly requested to do so at once.

S. L. WOLFF, Treas.VIEWS of the Belmont School, Belmont, three miles from Cambridge, are on exhibition at the University Bookstore to-day. This is a private boarding school for boys and fits for Harvard on any of the four methods of admission. Under the management of Harvard men, the school completes its third year with a graduating class of nine college candidates.

B. F. HARDING, A. M. (H. U. '78),Head Master.BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUB. - Be on the Law School steps at 9 p. m. sharp.

H. W. PATTERSON,Sec. Banjo Club.FOUND. - At the game, blue cape to a ladies, mackintosh.

LEAVITT & PEIRCE.HISTORY 12. - Keys to Historical Reading Room, Harvard Hall. Students in History 12 and others may return keys at Harvard 2 on Thursday or Saturday between 12 and 1.

4 2tCHARLES RIVER BANK. - The Charles River Bank will open at 8 o'clock in the morning instead of 8.30, for the rest of June.

THE Prospect Union would be glad to let one furnished room for three months, or during the session of the summer school.

The Union needs various articles of furniture, etc., to complete its equipment for next year. Will any students about to leave Cambridge who are willing to contribute any chamber or study furniture, pictures, etc., for this purpose, please communicate with C. C. Closson, Jr., 59 Matthews Hall.

ALL 'varsity crew collectors will finish up work and send money to S. C. Davis, New London, Conn.

H. U. B. B. C. - Reserved seat tickets for the Harvard-Yale game at New Haven June 28 are on sale at Leavitt & Peirce's.

SALE of observation train at New London will close on Saturday after Class day.