Fact and Rumor.

The latest craze at Dartmouth is donkey parties.

The Princeton sophomores have organized a drum corps.

Corbin, Yale's centre rush, weighs 185 pounds and Beecher 130 pounds.

The '90 eleven will meet the freshman team this afternoon on Jarvis.

The Yale game on Thanksgiving Day will be called at 2 p. m.

There will be no lectures this week in fine arts IV or VIII.

Holden will witness the Yale game on Thursday.

The Cambridge Tribune advocates that courses in Volapuk be started at Harvard.

Cook, Princeton ex-'89, will referee the Yale-Harvard game, and either A. Baker or L. Riggs will umpire.

Sears practiced for a short time yesterday for the first time since his illness.

The Banjo Club played last Thursday evening in Somerville, in aid of the Unitarian Association.

The Princeton gymnasium is to be used as an examination hall during examination week.

Sophomore themes, Number II., will be returned today from 2 to 3.30 p. m. Abbott-Myers in Sever 11. The rest in Sever 1.

Yesterday afternoon the freshman eleven defeated a picked eleven of '89 men. Only one three-quarters was played and the score was 18 0.

The station on the Third avenue elevated road nearest the polo grounds. in New York, is at 107th street and on the 6th avenue road at 116th street.

The hare and hound run today will start from the steps of Matthews at 3.30. There will also be a run on next Friday.

Conley and McKay are to engage in a single sculling match for a purse of $1000 this afternoon on the Charles river basin.

The "Decorator and Furnisher" for the month of November has appeared. It is devoted to interior decorative art.

The injuries to several of the best men in the Amherst team early in the season have prevented it from making a good showing in foot-ball this fall.

Clarkson, of the Chicago Club, will undoubtedly play with Boston next season. The price of his release is $7,500. Clarkson is a graduate of Harvard.- Princetonian.

At the meeting in New York on Thursday evening of the Princeton Club, eleven hundred dollars were raised and presented to the Princeton Base Ball Association.

A report of the score after the first half and at the end of Thursday's game will be telegraphed by the special correspondent of the CRIMSON, and will be posted in Leavitt and Peirce's.

There is an amusing full-page cut in the current number of the Yale Record entitled, "Which will get the Thanksgiving Turkey?" A turkey labelled "championship" is being chased by three football men representing respectively, Princeton, Yale and Harvard.

Numerous complaints of the overworking of students in the Institute of Technology having come to the ears of the faculty of that institution, circulars have been sent to graduates asking them whether, in their opinion, they were taxed unduly during their Institute course.