Class lacrosse teams have been formed at Yale.

The Rush Medical college in Chicago has 400 students.

The vote of the Memorial Hall waiters for President is Blaine, 60; Cleveland, 1.

Another class for elementary work in elocution will begin today under Mr. Jones at 12 M.

The game with Trinity, twice postponed, is announced for this afternoon at 3.30.

The Wesleyan rush between '87 and '88 was stopped by the president and a force of tutors.

The Bowdoin four-oared crew will row the winners of the Dirigo race, tomorrow at Portland.

Yale students who go home to vote on Tuesday have been excused from the regular exercises.

Johns Hopkins University opened Monday with an attendance of 273, of which 160 were graduate students.

The parade, which was postponed on account of the rain, will occur Monday evening, no matter what the weather may be.

The Yale Bicycle Club is in a very flourishing condition. Sixteen new members have been added to the club this year.

At the recent anniversary at Cambridge University, the first, second and third in order of excellence in logic were women.

The second Junior theme will be due on Thursday, November 6. Subject, "A criticism of the play or speech summarized in the first theme.

The Vassar girls do not swear. They only say "buy gum."-[Ex.

The vote for freshman director at Memorial took place last night and resulted as follows : A. Churchill, 92 ; G. L. Allen, 83; C. L. Griffin, 58; C. B. Saunderson, 33; H. P. Stow, 33; scattering, 17. The first two were elected.

The bass drum used by the Harvard Brass Band has been handsomely decorated with the college coat of arms and the words "Harvard College" above it in crimson. The work is that of Mr. F. H. Briggs, '85.

For the season of 1884 the report of the treasurer of the BaseBall Association of Princeton, shows that there has been received from loans, subscriptions, money from games, etc., $2,230. 76. Money expended in travelling, training, flexing the grounds, etc., $2,181,64, thus leaving a balance in the treasury of $49.12. From previous years, however, the association still has a debt of $646.

The Bowdoin crew for the intercollegiate four-oared race at Lake George next summer has been selected and the men are already hard at work. The crew will be Whittier, '85, (captain) stroke; Brown, '85, No. 3; Norris, '86, No. 2; Davis, '85, bow; Smith, '86, and Varney, '87, substitutes. A new shell will be ordered from Ruddock of Boston.