Letter to Henry Vining Ogden from Marian Francis, 66, McGill College Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Francis reports that Mr. C. Fleet will marry Miss Redpath. She delivers news of McGill and its progress. She mentions Jared Howard, Mr. Cantlie, Dr. Buller and Dr. Rogers. She relates news of her children. Osler will go to Europe for six months to study. A young doctor, McLure, was living with Osler at 80, Union Avenue, but suddenly gave up on his study of medicine.

Notes taken from Osler's diary, 1884.

Cushing's manuscript notes regarding information from and about Dr. Welch. Cushing mentions Matthew Hay, Lauder Brunton, and John Billings.

"Statement obtained from Dr. Minis Hays." Refers to the decision made by the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania to select Osler to fill the vacant Chair of Clinical Medicine. Dr. Tyson, Dr. Horatio C. Wood and S. Weir Mitchell all played a large part in Osler's appointment to Philadelphia. Incl. ms. notes.

Letter to Henry Vining Ogden from Frank Buller, 694, Dorchester Street, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Buller writes of his new home and his new bride. He is worried for Mr. Cantlie, who moved to Chicago. Buller has not heard from Osler since he went to Germany.

Notice, from Philadelphia Medical News, of Osler's name being mentioned in connection with the Professorship of Clinical Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Osler has been invited to deliver the Gulstonian [sic] Lectures before the Royal College of Physicians of London.

Letter to William Osler from H. Charlton Bastian, 20, Queene Anne Street, London, England. Bastian is glad that there is a good chance of Osler obtaining the Professorship of Clinical Medicine at Philadelphia. He compliments Osler on his scientific training, his skill as a teacher, and for the contributions he has made to the advancement of science, among other things.

Letter to James Tyson from A. Flint, Buckingham Palace Hotel, Buckingham Gate, London, England. Typescript version of CUS417/80.22.

Letter to Henry Vining Ogden from William Osler, 14c, Terch Strasse, Leipzig, Germany. Osler has been in Germany since April 6 and was in Berlin for ten weeks with Howard. He is now working in Cohnheim's Lab. He will go to London in July and leave for home in August. He asks for Mr. Cantlie's address and sends his regards to Dr. Dorland.

Cushing's handwritten manuscript notes regarding the gold hunting case presented to Osler by McGill medical students upon his departure for Philadelphia, 1884-1887.