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ATHLETIC NOTES.
Wednesday last--Harvard 41,
Exeter 0.
0. S. Campbell (Columbia)
holds the national championship
1u tennis~
FACULTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fop MEDics, IROMEOPs AND
DENTs.-The first class in Quali-
tative Chemistry meets next
Wednesday at 3 o'clock in Room
A., Chemical Laboratory.
S. G. JEgss.
ENGs..-Bay an oversight it
is stated in the Announcement
that students wishing to take Eng.
9 (History of the English Lan-
guage) must have passed Courses
1 and 3. It is only necessary
that they have passed Course 1.
GEO. II1_n'L.
To Lew STUDENTs.-Law lect-
ures will be delivered next week
as follows: Monday, Prof. Thomp-
sos; Tuesdsy, Prof. Wells; Wed-
nesday, Prof. Knowlton; Thurs-
day, Prof. Wells; Friday, Prof.
Wells. To post-graduates and
seniors Judge Brown will lecture
at 3:45 on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
ENGLIsH.-Two sections have
been arranged for Course 15.
Principles of Style, to meet in
Room L as follows: Section 1,
Monday, 7 p. s.; Friday, 2 p.m.;
Section 2, Tuesday and Thursday
at 11:30 a. mo.
F. N. ScoTT.-
MISCELLANEOUS.
FooT BAL.-An important
meeting of the Rugby Association
will be held in Room A, main
hall, Saturday, October 11, at
10:30 a. m.
W. C MALLEY, CA 1%
There will be a meeting of the
Dramatic Club next Wednesday.
It is especially desired that more
of the young ladies of dramatic
tastes will take an interest in the
work. P. R. DE OPONT.
U. oF M. ENGINEERING SOCIETY.
-Room A, Saturday, Oct. 11, 8
p. m., opening address by Prof.
J. B. Davis, "Engineers and How
They are Made."
Meeting of Choral Union this
evening at 7:30, in Room 24.
ATHLETIC NOTES.
Boston has won the Players
League pennant, and Brooklyn
finished first in the National
league.
Only about a dozen men were
out for foot-ball practice yester-
day.
The Freshmen won the cane
rush at Cornell.
The University of Pennsylvania
eleven defeated the.Swarthmore.
College team Wednesday, 10 to 0.
Foot-ball games Saturday: At
Middleton,Ct., Wesleyan defeated
Trinity-score 12-5. The Orange
(N. J.) Atheletic Club defeated
Columbia-score 21-0. At Cam-
bridge Harvard 45, Dartmouth 0.
At Brooklyn, Yale 18, Crescent
6. Beecher, Bull and Terry play-
ed with the Crescents.
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Wsrld senit be mail to any address at 15 cenets
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Everybody is invited to go to
the skating rink to-night, to wit-
ness the exhibition in lightning
painting. Books sold at auction.
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