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...first of a series of free public lectures under the auspices of the Faculty of Medicine of the University will be given at the Medical School, Long-wood avenue, Boston, tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Dr. I.S. Stone will speak on "Some Surgical Diseases of Childhood and their Causes." The doers will be closed at five minutes past the hour. No tickets will be required...
Beginning next Thursday a course of six weekly lectures on "Tumors" will be given at the Medical School on Long-wood avenue under the auspices of the Cancer Commission of Harvard University. These lectures, which will be given by prominent members of the medical profession, are designed for physicians and students of the Medical School, but will be open also to all members of the University...
...building will front on Long-wood avenue, and will be built of brick and limestone. On the first floor will be administrative rooms and the Dean's office, a library and students' room, a waiting room for patients, and a laboratory for prosthetic or mechanical dentistry. The second floor will contains rooms for anesthetic work, extracting, and oral surgery equipped with X-ray and photographi apparatus. This floor will also have two small waiting rooms, ward rooms, and a large infirmary. The basement will be taken up with locker and toilet rooms for the use of instructors and students...
...University second crew defeated the Sophomores yesterday by three-quarters of a length in a very close race down stream, approximately from the Long-wood bridge to the Union Boat Club. The time, 9 minutes and 5 seconds, was 10 and 1-2 seconds better than the record over the regular 1 and 7-8 miles course, but cannot be counted as a new record, because the beats started about 60 yards below the line and diverged from the course so as to be materially assisted by a strong tide...
...cricket eleven defeated Harvard yesterday afternoon at Long-wood by the score of 83 to 35. Clark, Dupont, Comfort, Hastings and Pool did the bowling for Harvard...