Owing to lack of space in yesterday's issue, only two nominations to fellowships were published, those of Herbert Camp Marshall and of John Emerson Burbank. The other nominations follow:

To a Shattuck Scholarship. Income, $300. Vacated by the resignation of J. T. Pugh.

George Converse Fiske, A. B. summa cum laude 1894, A. M. 1897; II. year Graduate School; Leverett Saltonstall Scholar, 1896-97; reappointed Leverett Saltonstall Scholar, June 1897. For promotion. To study Classical Philology.

To a Thayer Scholarship. Income, $300. Vacated by the promotion of H. C. Marshall.

Raymond Clare Archibald, A. B. (Mt. Allison Univ., N. B.) 1894, A. B. (Harvard Univ.) 1896, A. M. (ibid.) 1897; II. year Graduate Schoo; University Scholar, 1896-97; appointed Townsend Scholar, June 1897. For promotion. To study Mathematics.

To a Townsend Scholarship. Income, $200. Vacated by the promotion of R. C. Archibald.

David Maydole Matteson, Ph. B. (Univ. of California) 1892, A. M. (Harvard Univ.) 1896; IV. year Graduate School; Scholar of Harvard Club of San Francisco, 1892-93; University Scholar, 1895-97; reappointed University Scholar, June 1897. For promotion. To study History.

To the James Savage Scholarship. Income, $300. Vacated by the resignation of E. W. Olive.

Edwin Mead Wilcox, S. B. (Ohio State Univ.) 1896; Assistant Botanist at Ohio State University, 1894-97; I. year Graduate School. To study Botany.

To the George and Martha Derby Scholarship. Income, $250. Vacated by the resignation of A. S. Wheeler.

Gilbert Newton Lewis, A. B. 1896; Instructor and Laboratory Assistant at Phillips Andover Academy, 1896-97; I. year Graduate School. To study Chemistry.

To the Leverett Saltonstall Scholarship. Income, $200. Vacated by the promotion of G. C. Fiske.

Frank William Tilden, A. B. (Hamilton Coll., N. Y.) 1892, A. M. (Ibid.) 1895, A. M. (Harvard Univ.) 1897; II. year Graduate School. To study Classical Philology.

To six University Scholarships. Income, $150 each.

Three of these have been vacated by the resignation of E. Brehaut and the promotion of J. E. Burbank and D. M. Matteson; and three were left vacant in June 1897.