The Harvard medical school; a history, narrative and documentary1782-1905 . On April 28, 1902, the George Higginson Professorship ofPhysiology was established. This endowment is derived fromthe following gifts of the Higg-inson heirs: Mrs. S. Parkman Blake $10,000 Francis L. Higginson $60,000 George Higginson $10,000 Henry L. Higginson $10,000 James J. Higginson $10,000 On December 29, 1903, Henry P. Bowditch was elected tothis new chair. The resignation of John Homans as Lecturer on Surgerybrought from the Corporation the following vote, June : After a connection of twenty-one years wit
The Harvard medical school; a history, narrative and documentary1782-1905 . On April 28, 1902, the George Higginson Professorship ofPhysiology was established. This endowment is derived fromthe following gifts of the Higg-inson heirs: Mrs. S. Parkman Blake $10,000 Francis L. Higginson $60,000 George Higginson $10,000 Henry L. Higginson $10,000 James J. Higginson $10,000 On December 29, 1903, Henry P. Bowditch was elected tothis new chair. The resignation of John Homans as Lecturer on Surgerybrought from the Corporation the following vote, June : After a connection of twenty-one years with theMedical School of the L^niversity, the President and Fellowsdesire to express to him their high appreciation of the faithful,intelligent and highly effective service which he has given tothe Universitv and to humanitv. ?». Jim Mains. Dr. John MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL, OLD BIGELOW AMPHITHEATRE, 189L (Homans about to reduce a dislocation of the liip). APPOINTMENTS AND DONATIONS 1159 On June 24, 1902, Maurice H. Richardson was elected As-sociate Professor of Clinical Surgery, and on November 24,1902, Walter B. Cannon was appointed Assistant Professor ofPhysiology. The diminished number of students at the opening of theyear 1903 made a curtailment of expenses necessary. Reduc-tions were made in the expenses of the various departmentsand in the salary list. On November 10, 1902, the James Stillman Professorshipof Comparative Anatomy was established. This chair wasendowed by the gift of $100,000 from James Stillman of NewYork. At the meeting of the Corporation (September 23,1902) it was ordered that the unexpended income fromthe Calvin and Lucy Ellis Fund be applied in each year to-wards the payment of the salaries in the Medical School;—at the same time $13,000 in cash, and securities valu
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