The Harvard Night.

All tickets for the Harvard Night which were not called for yesterday can be secured by application at Leavitt and Peirce's at any time before Saturday noon. If not called for then, the money will be refunded and the tickets sold to other parties.

Admission tickets, whether to the floor or the second balcony, will not be ready until later in the week.

Today, some member of the committee will be at Leavitt's from 9 till 10 and from 1.30 till 2. Remaining seats will be sold at those hours, and any mistakes in regard to the applications must be brought to the committee's notice.

Graduates in the vicinity who wish to apply can do so by sending to 8 Holworthy, a stamped and directed envelope, enclosing money for the seats desired. The one dollar and two dollar seats remaining are very poor, and graduates are warned against applying for them. Some of the three dollar seats which remain, however, are very fair. The last six rows in the orchestra circle are unsold, and there are also some good seats in the first balcony. No application will be considered which is not received before six o'clock, Friday afternoon. Six boxes are for sale, and afford the best opportunity for graduates to be present. Two are $25.00 apiece and four are $20.00.