FOR SALE. - An almost new, large upright Hallet & Davis piano. Very cheap. Address H. I. K., 32 Read's.

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BOOKS PACKED. - No man living knows how to handle a book as well as the man who binds it. Therefore, if you wish your books packed with care employ McNamee the bookbinder, whose shop is opposite the College Library. Terms very reasonable.

TO SENIORS.There seems to be a mis-understanding about class pictures this year that is quite unusual. The list sent out by Pach a month or so ago contains the names of all men connected with the class, and all professors, instructors, athletes, groups and views of interest to seniors (with prices of albums, etc )

The names of all photographs wanted were to be underlined and the order returned by a certain time. However any orders can be sent in now and will receive the same attention and be ready by class day. Any man who would like another list can get it at the studio.

PACH BROS.H. WM. TUPPER, Manager.

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TWO EXCURSIONS to the Columbian Exposition, conducted by the B. & M. R. R. in Raymond and Whitcomb vestibule trains, will leave Boston June 21 and July 3. Round trip with board at the Pullman Hotel $75. As the number is limited, application must be made at once. F. U. Stearns, 18 Thayer, 10 to 11 a. m.

tfDANCING CLASS. - Mrs. L. J. Chandler's Dancing Class Tuesday, Oct. 4, at 8 P. M. Odd Fellows Hall, Cambridgeport. Private lessons.

1y.TUTORING in Fine Arts 3. History 1, 11 12, Philosophy 5, Economics 4, Semitic 12.

W. W. NOLEN,

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2 Manter Hall.LOST. - At the Princeton game an almost new bull dog meerschaum pipe. Finder kindly leave at Mr. Foster's.

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FRESHMEN are required to work off their conditions before their Junior year. Those who wish to be tutored during the whole or a part of the summer may address.

X care of CRIMSON.

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HISTORY 1. - Tutoring.

C. E. WHITMORE, JR.,45 Hastings.THE Midsummer Number of "Tales from Town Topics," including a $1,000 prize novel, "Six Months in Hades," is on the news stands, and is a very lively volume, particularly suited to the season, and a very engaging companion for a railroad or steamboat journey. - TOWN TOPICS, 21 West Twenty-third street, New York.

TUTORING in French.

I. BABBITT,

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40 Mt. Auburn st.WANTED. - A tutor in French 6. Apply M. CRIMSON Office.

WANTED. - Some one to write to dictation; required, some knowledge of French but not of shorthand. Call at

65 Mt. Auburn St.