IMPORTANT meeting of the Institute of 1770 tonight at 7 p. m.

CONTRIBUTIONS for carrying on the work of the University Club Committee may be left at Leavitt and Peirce 's or sent to W. Phillips, 33 Bow street.

SENIOR CREW.- Wilson, Richards, Flershem, Jordan, Gould, Boutwell be at the boat house at 3.30. The men who were on the river yesterday be at the boat house at 4 o 'clock.

Other candidates need not report any longer.

FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB-Rehearsal tonight at 6.45 sharp. Men who are absent will be fined.

'VARSITY BANJO CLUB.- Rehearsal tonight. Banjeaurines 6.45 sharp. Rest of club at 7.30. All must be present.

WELD FRESHMAN CREW.- First eight be dressed to row at 4.30; rest of men be ready to row at 5.

PROSPECT UNION.- Dr. Lewis G. Janes, director of the Cambridge Conferences, will speak before the union tonight, (Wednesday), March 2, at 744 Mass. avenue, Cambridgeport, at 8 o 'clock. Harvard men are invited.

FRENCH PLAY.- There will be a rehearsal of the first act in Ware Hall Gymnasium at 4.30 this afternoon. All men are expected to have their parts learned.

ADVOCATE.- Hereafter all manuscripts should be sent to F. M. Alger, 1 Beck Hall.

1900 CREW.- Palmer, Lee, Swain, Kernan, Tilton, Elkins, Pierce, Emery be at the boat house at 3.15. Other men be down dressed to row at 4.

ST. PAUL 'S SOCIETY.- Important business meeting Wednesday, March 2, at 7 o 'clock in 17 Grays.