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Page 72 - University was founded by the munificence of a citizen of Baltimore, Johns Hopkins, who bequeathed the most of his large estate for the establishment of a University and a Hospital.
Page 107 - I. Laboratory Work. The Biological Laboratory has been open for eight hours daily during the year, for the prosecution of advanced study and research and for courses of practical instruction in connection with classes. During the year original investigations, the results of which either have been or soon will be published, have beeu made in the following subjects : The nature of the process of the coagulation of blood.