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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

c,r,,ua u.,.ro,,,a 80, 10. - ~ ,u
nan and vile LOT on NJ line of bora st
ps zoo s. f Of Folsom J., Sc E 2Sxso $500
1Ided half nf lnt ia1 EIact < hairm uiu
lana .ssacfatton ' ~ ~ "''iioun' :,
viiiisr1 IT. cni ~
CanssId ot sE 10 D. W. u.
j. W. Canned TO b. Martiinnsep. same
inv w. o &c TO EewhfS A h99sr lot on W.
9 6OyI1n e"'- ''e'' 80 o. VI q s'' :,
ebion -, e i;r; I 80 " a.
of twenty seventh ave. rs s Of I st ny
S% ar, ~ t,nna , =: nc; 10y on W. inc OF
100 e'i'l G ~ - o VI ''' g 'VA :,
Mary larry Mayors y to Jos, Jose eagrdiola lot on ".
N. 81. also Ne cor 50Isi "'ei 3D. I,
a. r.; Kn1pi 70 henry Hanson T., lot on \ line
ss...'...''. 49, 80 =. " I'm L -'A Il
Jnigi cnnao ro onis q r,har iot ~, r ill.,
OF KisiinS 81 %is sf XIV 1' NJ on riexen ne
SW 33.sl6 Sc 80 m oo ~ dis NV
Anna l. ciark "a t;,tv and connt -, Ga.
- cisoo n, ~ o., NtSy anu oout''4 VI eau
f franslsco; 10. on sw; cor: OF twenty
Mary Nelson to SANE iot On F Ina - "a
braska st aO0 \ of VoIo N o9y-5
G. Il. Gilman to same lot on e line of Ne
braska ST., 400 S. of Nevada, S. 33x2OO. -
Rienzi Hughes TO p. T. Schmidt, lot NE.
24Iso =. l. oA. II
Edward w. Blaney to George ID. Shadburne,
lot on S. line Of Twenty-second ST., Jos w,
of Sanchez, W. 75x22s; also, lot on s. line
OF 1wenty-second, 205 E. OF Noe, Z. as, S.
Charles F. Moore to Sarah B u IN lot on
N line Of California St, 81 81 W. Of Twelfth
ave-, w. 25xlOO ......... i
Rosa johnson TO J. g. James lot on E line OF
Vermont ST., $50 s. OF Sierra s. 5OxlOo Gran
ID. Y. Campbell to Catherine Merlot lot so,
Block II, Silver Terrace. Observation-Disclosures. i
John Harmon to Annie Maoumber, lot on Z.
line of Twenty-!ourth ST. 200 N OF Glenn
ent n. 25xl2U. i
Denis Zocchi to Rosa Zocchi, lot on Sc line
OF Union ST. and Union place, E 3Ox9O - Off
George u. Shadburne ct al. to d. " Steinman
lot on f. line OF Noe ST., 1856 S. of Twenty
second, $. 100 E los, n. IL IS. L. 100, n.
Hugh Farley TO Nathan Honig lot or SW
line OF francisco st. and Van Ness ave-, s
S2:6X45 =. ........... 1
Michael Carroll to George Werner lot on n
line of Hilbert St, 247 IS Z. of Laguna, E.
~ :bXoo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Thomas Patten and wife TO II. Schneider, lots
20 and 30. Block 29, and lot 40. Block Al
City Land Association. .................. 90
Eyelina J. Cazalis tby attorney to II. Roths-
enid, BLOCK $40, Outside Lands. ...........
William +. McAlester ct al. to n. Honig los
on f. line OF Franklin ST., 81 IS n of fran
cisco, n. 5UIl24. .............. ..... $50
William r. McAlester TO T. G. Parker lot on
L. line of Franklin ST. 81 Is n of Francisco
N. 25xl24. ........... ...........,....,, 25l
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sHTppfNE ,NT,.tI,cEICr


Tor Lac Sn'ppm, hife,tigencs ktoatl Pays
Arrived.
THURSDAY. Dec 1s.
Bragg, etc: pass and mdse to Goodal. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Eureka. Smith, 21s days I'm San Pedro pass
and mdse, to GoodalI. Perkins 4 Co.
etc; produce 70 Goodail. Perkins 4 &C:
YORK mdse. to Sutton a. Beebe.
Ship + Babcock Dickinson, lat days from
LiyerpooI; 5000 tons coal. to d spreckels Il Bros
Eng: mdse, to Myer, Wilson 4 Co.
Br ship Duchess OF Albany, Wilson, l2l days from
Liverpool: mdse. to Lowenthal, Livingston Co
Br ship Crown OF Scotland. Howes. las days from
Ham burg; mdse. to Meyer, Wilson 4 Co
Schr Lila and Matte, Mattson 3 days from Al
bion; 100 NJ # um Der. to H wetherbee "
Haw bark W Godfrey. babel. IL days from Hon
oIulu: sugar, to WEIGH 4 Co.
Schr Mary Bidwell. Larsen, A days from Sea View
Landing: 81 eds bark, to Heyman & Meyer
s Scnr I rersls; CusIrup. "a hours from Pigeon
Schr Hamilton, Lewis.
Cleared.
THURSDAY. Dec la
Ri stmr China. seabury,. Hong Kong and Yoko-
hama via Victoria; A johnson
pi MIC stmr Montserrat Blackburn, Nanaimo: D o
Stmr Pomona, Hail. San Diego. t,ooda,i pa,r,n.
& Co. '0o1"''' e'A'as
Sal stmr Cuscatian, simonson, La Libertad; Ca
Br ship shandon. Harris London; GirvIn, Bald.
Co. -Pf"es"
-, Nor ship Prince Edward. corneIiusson, Hayre;
w McNear.
sailed.
THURSDAY. Dec 1S
Stmr Coos Bay, Gray. Fort Bragg ETC.
DIT stmr China, Seabury, HoDg-Kong and Yoko-
Stlnr Arago. Donaldson, Coos Bay,
Stmr Pomona. Hall, San DIEGO
Ger bark Schiller, Is Steinuorner, 0ueenstovn.
BARK Templar, Cardell, Seattle
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LOOKING FOR CLEWS.
Captain Lees Finds tho Mask OF the Pin
Street Kobber.

Captain Lees Finds the Mask OF tho Pine
Street Robber.
Captain Lees of the detective department
drove out at / o'clock yesterday morning
with NJ. F. Kilkeary,the young man who had
been stopped by two masked highwaymen
at 9:46 o'clock on Pine street. near Leaven-
worth. to the scene Of the attempted rob-
bery. IT was found that the robber who as
sauitea kiikeary had run into garden sur
rounding the residence of James r. Garniss.
l224 zine street, and made good his escape.
HIS footprints were found In the lawn and
upon mound Of soft earth. In the garden
was found the mask torn from the robbers
portion Of an ordinary ball mask with the
muslin appendage torn off. No clews be-
yond the mask and footprints were found 5y
the detectives who are engaged upon the ca Sc.
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The Coroner held an inquest yesterday in
the case OF Detective James II. Hutton, who
fell down stairway in Jefferson Park
Wednesday morning and died shortly aft
erward. After hearing the testimony of
witnesses, as already published in THE
CALL, the jury returned verdict of death
from a fall.
The medical testimony and result of en
autopsy were disregarded, and though the
Coroner objected TO the verdict, the Jury
won Id not change it. '
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Jacob Canton, who is represented by the
police to be the worst beat in town." and
who has been wanted by them for some
time past, was arrested yesterday by Officer
Thomas Dillon on charge of obtaining
Canton went to the oil works at Folsom and
Main streets and got large quantity Of
Iron and other materials on the represen ia
tion that he was partner in a well-known
junk firm. 1t Is likely other charges win be
placed against him. "
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Charged to Be . Lottery.

Acknowledgement johnson, on behalf of
the people of the Stats Of California, has
commenced suit against the Universal Bene-
fetal Guarantee Premium Trust and Loan
Company to annul its charter, on the ground
that the company is illegally maintaining a
lottery. The subscribers to the capital
stock OF $4,000, with which the company
was Incorporated, are: c. Bloxham, j. Pit
tan w. Z. Hubert, w. F. Woodwork and
j, r, Soroul. '.~
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O'Donnel,,s Light Gain,

The recount in the Mayoralty election con-
tested by c. c. ODonnell was resumed yes
terday in Judge Firms department. At the
closing hour in the afternoon nInety-one
precincts had been recounted chewing net
gain for O'Donnell of sixty-four votes, with
a loss to Mayor-elect Sanderson of seven
teen. The count was taken up in the morn
Ing with the First Precinct Of the Thirty
fourth District and closed after going over
the First Precinct of the Thirty-sixth.
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Sol. Tr.dcrsb,n p.t,,Ion.

A petition has been filed in the Superior
Court by Charlotte J. Sbarboro, wife OF
Bartolomo Sbarboro. for permission to carry
on soletradership in the grocery business
on capital of $4,000. her separate estate.
she alleges that her husband is i'll in body
and mind and unable to attend to business
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Nine years ago Mary E. Staples brought
suit In Santa Clara County against the Santa
Clara Mining Association of Baltimore for
$4,000. upon which execution was issued, but
returned unsatisfied. She then cited Henry
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May, a creditor of the association, to an
swer regarding his Indebtedness, and OBJ
authorizing her to Institute action to recover
his Indebtedness. She garnished him and
recovered judgment for the 5000. He an
pealed, but the Superior Court has n6'w
affirmed the Judgment.
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A stabis-Keeper InsoIy.u,,

The creditors of Theodore B. Ross. a liy-
cry stable keeper on the corner Of Leaven-
worth ana Geary streets. have petitioned to
have him declared an iDsolvent debtor, The
petitioning creditors and amounts they claim
are: G. Morrow & Co., 500; Einstein &
Levy, $3.50 OF; HIM & Plageman, SS4 "a; w.
K. Dean, 5000, and j. Bamberger, 1882 80.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. lS.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA

SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Wheat steady.
Barley weaker.
Oats, Corn and Rye dull.
Hay unchanged.
Beans inactive.
Potatoes and Onions firm.
Butter and Eggs unchanged.
Choice Cheese firm.
Grapes continue to improve.
Large stocks of game.
Poultry weak and DUH
Dried Fruits inactive.
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He Would Not Lie.

George Washington. young man, pleaded
guilty In Police Court yesterday to charge
OF petty larceny, explaining in mitigation
that he had his weak points and might steal
an ayercoat. but could not tell a lie. He
Will be sentenced to-day.
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thieves who make their haunts in these re-
gions, and that in resisting an attempt to
steal his wagon the husband received his
death-blOW.-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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The Gypsy sails to-day for the Salinas River The
Jeane falls due from Seattle, the Point Iona from
Grays Harbor and the Crescent City from Crescent
City.
The ship Topgallant 1929 TONS loads Coal at De-
parture Bay for this port.
The Schiller takes for Cork SO O74 centals Wheat
valued at $51 772.
The China took out treasure list OF $4OOs54 YES
terday, as follows: Mexican Dollars, 1852 ss4:
Gold Coln SAC, 260: Gold-dust Sl43O
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10 A LOST LOVE.

H. thou art cold In that high sphere
Thou art a thing apart,
b Losing in saner happiness
This madness OF the heart.
And yet, at times, thou still shalt feel
passing breath, pain;
Disturbed as though a door In heaven
Had opened aud closed again.
And thou shalt SILVER while the hymns.
The solemn hymns shall cease;
A moment half remember me,
Then turn away to peace. Academy.
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MoRSINs sALEs
Board-$400O Market-st Cable Bonds, 125.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-10 S v Water, 90; SO do. 91M.
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San Francisco Meat Marke.

Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality, 6961ac; second quality So
515c; third do. 3La(GiJ ac.
NEAI-Large. 6@7c: small Calves. 79s1ac
MUTToN-Wethers. 7c: Ewes, SAC.
LAMB-Sl2@9c; Spring Lamb. 2Uc q 10.
PoRk-Live Hogs, 4(G4i4c for hard graIn-tei;
STOCK Hogs. 3g3l2c G. tb dressed do, 1a@l7c q ID
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SJAcoRs OIL
CURES PERMANENTLY
sclATIcA. LUMBAco.
scIATIcA.

\. Ogden, Mich,
May II, 1890.
my brother-Rev.
Samuel Porter, was
cured by St. Jacobs
OIL Of excruciating
sciatc pains in his
thigh"
J. N. L. PORTER.
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United Endowment Associates.

San Francisco Lodge. No. ., and Chicago,
No. 81, had limitations at the last meetings
Charles F. Koerner, D. G. c., of Chicago,
writes that the three assessments will cause
no more suspensions in Chicago. and if the
Grand Lodge at its next session will give
them some revised legislation they will add
1000 members to the order by July l, 1891.
A large and enthusiastic district meeting
was lately held at Union-square Hall in
connection with the regular meeting of
Friendship Lodge, No II. Several of the
grand officers were present, and confidence
and good feeling were generally manifested.
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Enrlisb Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL. Dec. lS.-The spot market Is firm
at IS 4d@7s 61ad. Cargoes firm at 3Ss Sd for of
coast SIS I'd for Just shipped and 37s Cd for nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: December, rs Cd: Janu-
airy, rs esd; February. rs TX d. March. rs 714d;
April Is I'd; May. Is 714d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Dec 1s.-Consois, 95 els; United States
Bonds-4's, 1881; 41a's, 1854; Silver, 491ad;
Rentes, 95t l21ae.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The stock market to-day
showed no change In Its general characteristics
from those OF the previous few days. being dull and
narrow. but withal firm to strong, and the final
changes OF the day while somewhat irregular and
generally for fractional amounts in most cases
In the direction OF higher figures. The announce
ment that the caucus OF Republican Senators in
Washington had agreed conservative financial
measures added some to the feeling Of coniid ence
to-day, and bankers here consider that If these
measures be passed a great deal of gold that has
been Withheld from the market will be returned to
it. Governments steady. January Petroleum closed
at 65ls.
NEW YORK, Dec. ls-United States Bonds: as.
120!a; 41a's, lO314 Northern Pacific 2l1a; Cana
dian Pacific. ~: Central Pacific. 90; Union Pa
cfc, "a = Atchison. 293s; Wells-Fargo, 1876; West
ern Union, 1914; Silver. l07L Sterling, 81 80 q
81 SAG.
NEW YORK. Dec. IL. - Wheat. cash. 81 o65h;
December. 81 043.
Flour-Dul
Cofee-$l7 40.
Sugar-5IA@61sc
Hops-Pacifc Coast, 3O03Sc
Hides-l3c.
Copper-Lake, SIS O5.
1in-Spot so So
Lead-Domestic. 81 12I.
lron-$l4.
Petroleum-January, 661a.
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Chicago Markets.
AGO. Dec. lS.-Wheat opened rat

ChIC8EO MArketS.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-Wheat opened rather easy
and shade lower, but quickly rallied on good buy
Ing advanced &c, eased off &C, improved 14c and
dropped Off &c, held stadier and closed 1ac lower
than yesterday. Receipts $4,000 bushels; ship
ments, 22s00O bushels. Rye easy at &c. Barley
nominal at zoe
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-Wheat cash. 915so
Corn-521ac.
Pork-$S.
Lard-S5 90.
kibS-$4 80.
Whisky-$1 IL.
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LuM BAco.
40 Kearney St.,
San Francisco. Cal.

-, LOW.
Ny wife and 1 both
nave been afflicted
with lame-back and
sore throat, and have
found permane emit
cure by use of ST.
Jacobs Oh.
E. J. IMHAus
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FRATERNAL NOTES.
The New Masonic Temple at New
Orleans, La.

California Lodge, No. ], F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting last evening had work in
the entered apprentice degree.
Loyal California Lodge, No. 1, Odd Eel
lows of the Manchester Unity, held splen-
did meeting last evening, when the initia-
tory degree was conferred.
At the called meeting of Fidelity Lodge,
No. 100. F. and A. NJ, held last evening, the
officers elected for the current year were
duly installed.
There are III working encampments of
the l. o. 0. f. in Illinois, with a member
ship OF 6193. net gain of 225 during the
past year.
The new Masonic Temple at New Orleans
will lie formally dedicated some time next
July. and will cost over 100000.
The Governor of Vermont has recently
become member of the l. o. o. F. in that
jurisdiction.
For the first time in the history of Masonry
in Missouri the Grand Lodge will next year
meet outside of the city of st. Louis. The
Grand Lodge has just completed its seven
tieth annual session, every one of which has
been held in ST. Louis. but upon adjourn
ment of the recent session the vote stood in
favor OF holding tie seventy first annual ses-
sion at Kansas City.
Walhalla Encampment, No. Z, /. o. o. F.
meets this evening and will probably have,
work in the degrees
California Commandery, No. l. knight
Templars, will duly install its newly elected
officers next Friday evening.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 10,
L. .. o. F., will hold an open meeting to-
morrow evening, when fine programme of
exercises will be presented. Dancing will
conclude the evenings pleasures.
Oak'a I,ppi0n M = Of thn Oyal
Knights, A. o. u. W., met last Wednesday
evening and appointed committee to visit
the subordinate lodges of the A. O.. U. w.
Grand Lodge in April instructiDg the repre-
sentatives from this jurisdiction TO the SUI
preme Lodge to have rescinded the action of
last session indotsiDg the Select Knights,
\. D. u. W., aud 10 secure the passage OF q
law providing for a uniform rank in the or
der, TO be wholly and exclusively under the
jurisdiction and control of the Supreme
Lodge, a. o. U. w.
B. f. Nelson, Supreme Reporter of the
knights of Honor, announces the following
gain of membership in the Jurisdictions
named for the week ending the 18th inst:
Alabama 4 Arkansas Z, California 5, Con-
necticut 4. District of Columbia l, Florida q
Georgia 4, Illinois %, Indiana s, Kansas l,
h entucky p, Louisiana IA, Maine /, Massa-
chusetts u, Mississippi 10. Missouri 4, New
Jersey 10, New York 10, North Carolina s.
Ohio 4, Pennsylvania 10, South Carolina 4
Tennessee Is, Texas 70. Virginia /, West
Virginia 2, Wisconsin g. Total, ga.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, &c for sight drafts and
lOc for telegraphc.
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1T Is the BEST.
oclS eo1SSu GIN
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Sterling. Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts. 81 S. bankers sixty-day
"a O
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Fine Silver.
ouotable at 81 OF p ounce.
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Mexican d onars.
Quoted at S2@S3c.
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LIVERPOOL. Dec. lS.-The spot market Is fir
at rs 4dg7s Sled. Cargoes firm at 3Ss Sd for OF
coast. SIS I'd for Just shipped and SIS Sd for near
due
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pivid ends Declared.

NoTE-Assessments OF mines not listed on tn
Board fall delinquent In Office.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT, Chronometer and Instrument
Maker. Is Market street.
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FOR Lac Shipputs bife,tigeacs Ei0hLi I'u1l
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New York Markets.

LONDON. Dec. 1s.-Consois. 95 9-16; United sta
Bonds-4's, 1884,; 414's, 1851; Silver. 4s1a
Rentes, 95t l214e.
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E. J. IMHAua
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birs II Jones. AngelesIH Sharrott, Plymouth
= Martin San ObispoiJ Richards, Lancaster
= sanders, San Jose Gebring. Lancaster
w Hutchfns, Little RiyeriN Farnett Lancaster
W Keller Portland Up Il tyson Nendocino
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RUSSIAN ATROCITIES.
NEW STORIES OF SIBERIAN PRISON
HORRORS.

A Consumptive Woman Taken from Her
4. Bed ana Carried Hundreds of Miles In "A
sledge I'm MhIwinter-The Victim lex
pires Before Reaching Her Destination.
London cable: Recent reports OF
outrages In prisons of Siberia have had
the effect of increasing the severity
with which the national prisoners are
treated, for TO them the reports are at
trbuted
A gentleman who has just returned
from Siberia brings the repOrt'of an
other horrible outrage, OF which he says
he was an eyewitness. Ittook place in
the prison at Kara, where the previous
outrages occurred which have aroused
Europe. In this case the victim was
also woman. The governor visited
the prison, found her among those
suspected OF having given information.
and ordered her instant removal to
Vir!0niondusk. The poor creature was
wasted by consumption and unable to
rise from her bed. BY the orders of the
Governor she was dragged, half-nak6d,
by the soldiers into the courtyard of the
prison, thrust into a sledge, aud driven
off at a gallop in the dead OF winter.
The woman died before arriving at
her destination. A demand has been
made for the removal OF Inspector Be
droiskey for wantonly shooting political
prisoners under convoy.
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DIR. BYFORD DEAD.
One of Chicago's Ablest Physicians Is
Called Suddenly.

Chicago dspatch: A certificate OF DR..
BYford's death prepared by his son, also
II physician. has been forwarded TO the
health department. Dr.. ByfOrd's name
is given in full as William Heath Bvford,
aged 73 years and . months. He was
born in Eaton, o., and had been resi-
dent OF this city thirtv-three years. The
interment will be i'm Graceland cemetery
at time yet TO be fixed.
DR.. Byford was at the time OF his
death the professor of gynecology in the
Rush medical college. In this branch
OF medicine and surgery he was con-
sidcred the first in the profession in this
country. He was the author OF many
textbooks on the subjects that have al
ways been accepted as the standard
works both in this country and Europe
and quoted by medical writers every
where. Formerly he was instructor in
the same branch in the Chicago Medical
college. He was an active member and
has frequently been an officer at all
local, state, and national associations
and on two occasions has been selected
TO represent American physicians at in
ternatiOnal congresses in Berlin, London,
and Edinburg.
Besides being professor of gvnecol-
ogy at the Rush Medical college DIR. By
ford was president of the Woman's
Medical college, at which place he was
also professor OF gynecology; he was
lecturer on surgery at the woman's hos
pital training g-school, consulting gyne-
cology physician at the Chicago
hospital for women and children,
consulting gynecOlogy physician at
Wesley hospital, acting gynecologist
at the Woman's hospital, consulting
physician at the Erring Woman's Ref
uge, attending gynecologist at st.
Luke's hospital, consulting gynecologist
at the Central free dispensary, and at
tending physician at the Oak Woods
Spring sanitarium. OF many Of these
he was the founder. The large and
magnificently appointed woman's hospi-
tai at Thirty-second street and Indiana
avenue is seldom called by any other
name than Bvford's hospital.
Dr. Byford leaves a wife and several
children. One os his sons is DR.. II. II.
Byford, and Mrs. Leonard, who is a
factory commissioner and n member of
Health Commissioner Wickersham 5
force, is a daughter.