Letter to Johns Hopkins Hospital from Henry Phipps. Acknowledgement of the receipt of the resolutions passed by the Board of Trustees of the Johns Hopkins Hospital concerning the proposal to have his name connected with the new Psychiatric Clinic.

Letter to Albert C. Tolson from Henry Phipps. Acknowledgement of the receipt of the Resolution passed by both branches of the City Council of Baltimore concerning the Psychiatric Clinic at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Letter to William Henry Welch from Henry Phipps. He offers to the JHH the funds necessary for the erection and equipment of a psychiatric hospital on its grounds. He will provide funds for the maintenance and the professorship for ten years from the time of the opening. He would like them to admit in priority patients from Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and New York, cities where he is associated. Hopes that the clinic may serve as an example of what such institution should be, and be a stimulus to the establishment of similar hospitals.

Letter to William Osler from Henry Phipps, Hotel Netherlands, New York, New York, USA. Concerning his letter of November 23rd, Phipps will send him a small subscription. Civilities.

Letter to William Osler from Henry Phipps, Office of Henry Phipps, Jr., Room 325 Carnegie Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Invitation to come to Glenquoich for fishing and resting. Thanks for his sympathetic letter and for Mrs. Osler's letter to Mrs. Phipps.

Letter to William Osler from Henry Phipps, Claridge's Hotel, Brook Street, West, London, England. Thanks him for the book " Municipal Trading" of Porter. Comments on the evil of municipal ownership.

Letter to William Osler from Henry Phipps. Sorry to have miss him in Oxford and America. He had been trying to get several copies of the "Life of Pasteur", by Vallery Radot, but could not find any copy. Would like to reprint 250 copies for distribution through the Oxford University Press, the Johns Hopkins University, and other institutions. Details on the price. Asks him to write an introduction to the reprint, sends him an honorarium, and asks for his views on the subject. Civilities.