Fact and Rumor.

A very important circular letter is being sent to the seniors by the C. D. C.

The descriptive pamphlet in Classics and Sanskrit may now be found at U. 5.

A nine from the Episcopal Theological School played with the Groton School nine yesterday.

The university crew leaves for New London on Saturday. The freshman crew does not leave until June 23rd.

Members of Latin 7 who have not handed in their blue-books for the examination, will please send them to Mr. G. W. Sawin, 24 Grays.

H. E. Peabody '87 has been elected captain of the lacrosse team for the coming year. He has played on the team for three years and is probably the most experienced player in his class.

By an oversight, no special mention was made in our report of the Yale freshman game of McClellan's good work at the bat. As appeared from the score, he made two base hits, and getting in one run.

The single scull race for the Carroll-Thayer challenge cup will take place on Wednesday, June 16th, at 12. The entries are: J. B. Fletcher, '87, A. E. Stearns, '87, J. W. Wood, '88, R. W. Bush, S. S.

The watches of both judges at the finist of the 220 yards race yesterday were under 22 sec. But as one was 21 4-5 and the other 21 9-10, the time had to be called 22 sec. because no fraction less than 1-8 is used.

Mr. Ford, one of the judges of the Mott Haven games, was in Cambridge yesterday. He said that the 100 yards dash was won by Rogers beyond all cavil. The judges, he said, had no idea of disagreeing in the matter. The decision was only delayed because of the noise made by Yale.