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GREAT DAYS RECORD.

Shainwald, Buckbee 6, Co. have sold
the northwest corner of Suffer and
Stockton streets, 137:6x137:6 feet,
with four-story improvements. to
Scott & Van Arsdale for A. Aronson
and associates for $360,00o This sale,
which was closed on the day of the
auction sale of the Guardiola estate
properties for $73s,ooo. gave these
brokers a record for s1,0o0,0o0 in
business during twenty-four hours.
For the northeast corner of Califor-
MIA and Sansome streets A. ]. Rich
pays $390,00o the property being Ask
80 feet; for the property on the south
line of Pine. street, 1876 feet east of
Battery, 50x91:6 feet, Mr.. Rich pays
$4,000.
Lyon & Hoag have leased the north
east corner of Post street and Agate
place, 40x60 feet, heretofore sold by
Mrs. Louise Page to William Tracy,
to G. L. Fitz and others for twenty
years at the aggregate rental of $685.
600. The property will be improved
with an eight-story building with
basement
Louis Friedlander and F. X. Hous-
ton have bought from the estate of
d. r. Jones the premises on the south
line of California street, 25 feet east
of Kearny, 25x100 feet, with four
story and basement building. for $685.
600.
Sales are reported by Chatfield &
Vincent as-follows: For w. B. Lassen
to client, 3247.56 acres in Tehama
County, for $97,426 so; for Chris
topher Collins to A. B. Grisslan, S27
acres on the coast between Cazadero
and Gualala, for $12.600; for Minna
Moser to Marie B. Wilcox, forty-two
acres of improved land near Sonoma,
for $12,500.
Bovee, Toy & Co. have made the
following sales: Israel Friedman, six
modern flats and lot 27:6x120 on the
south line of Grove street, 1875 feet
west of Franklin, for $4,000; from
Leo Mann to a client, three flats and
lot 22x65:6 on the east side of Powell
street, 20 feet south of Fella place, for
around $4,000; from c. Oswald to a
client, a three-story building and q
lot 20X57:6 on the east line of Belden
place, 117:6 feet north of Bush street,
for about $4,000; two flats and a lot
26x125 feet on the east side of Church
street, 156 feet south of Twenty-first,
from Elizabeth Barry to John Null
cane, for $4,000; six small flats and a
lot 25x80 feet on the east line of Lang
ton street, 250 feet south of Howard,
from the Sullivan estate to Isabella
Schottler, for $500; lot 25x12O feet
on the east side of Twenty-second ave-
nue., 225 feet south of Point. Lobos
avenue, from ]. O'Donnell to C. Gan
Zert for $3.50.
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FAVORS REGULATIONS
FOR CONDUCT OF DIARIES
Supervisors Health Committee Rec
ommends Passage of an Ordinance
to, Insure Good Milk.


ommends Passage of an Ordinance
to- Insure Good Milk.
The Supervisors Hospital and
Health Committee. yesterday reported
in favor of the passage of an ordin-
ance embodying the rules and regu-
lations adopted by the Board OF
Health for the proper conduct Of
dairies with a view to their being kept
in sanitary condition. Chief Inspect
ing Physician Hassler urged the pass
age of the ordinance, saying that 1T
was only by such a measure that the
Health Board could carry out its pol
icy to secure pure milk for the inhab-
itants of this city.
The committee also decided to re-
quest the Printing Committee to allow
sufficient sum of money to print the
sanitary regulations so that the dairy
men may become familiar with the or
dinance.
The City Bacteriologist urged that
an ordinance prohibiting the sale OF
milk that contains more than 10000
bacteria in each cubic centimeter be
passed. The committee took the view
that if the sanitary requirements were
adhered to in the handling OF milk
there would be no need of passing leg
islation regarding germs, as the milk
would of a certainty be pure if the
regulations are obeyed.
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Ebhets, Estate.

Fred Hohweisner and Lottie p.
Ebbets. executors of the estate of
Arthur NJ. Ebbets, deceased, yester-
day filed in the Superior Court their
final account and petition for the dis
tribution of the estate, which has a
value Of 3.739 6s. The account
states that claims have been allowed in
the sum of S17,603 04 and that the
claim Of the German Savings and Loan
Bank for s17,OI6 so has not been paid.
but the bank consents TO the distribu-
ton.
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MAKING AUCTION SALES.

Next Tuesday Easton, Eldridge &
Co. will auction realty and will offer
the following properties for sale: Lot
11O, 27:6x11O feet. at 6OS Steiner street.
with two houses, near Fell street;
south line Of Geary street, 1873 feet
east of Polk, 5S:9x120 feet, to
rear street: lot 25x125 and two-story
dwelling at 2907 Washington street.
west of Devisadero: lot 25x100 and
building at 81 and BITE Tenth street,
south of Folsom; lot 25x114 and cottage
at 1886 Twenty-third street, east Of
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-12
WEEKS SALES GREATLY
EXCEED A MILLION
Bids for Business Properties Offered at Auc-
ton in Local Market Furnish Pointers
About Present Frame of Investors Minds

Sales of local realty during the last
week largely exceeded s1,0o0.Ooo in
amount. In this respect it was the
banner week since the sale of the
properties of Mrs. Oelrichs to a local
syndicate. The striking event of the
week was the sale at auction of the
Guardiola estate properties. The bid
ding for business locations was suf-
fciently lively to show that the in
terest in the market is very strong,
phenomenally so, in fact, for the sum-
mer season. The results of the Guar
diola sale have already been published
in this paper. other deals that have
been accomplished since the last
weekly summary are mentioned be-
low:
A. ]. Rich & Co. report the sale by
them of the southeast corner of Sixth
and Folsom streets, with improve
ments. The present income is close
to $500 per month. The buildings are
good and in fine repair. The lot fronts
| 80 feet on Sixth street and 100 feet
on Folsom. The seller is M. Israel
and the buyer a. NJ. Davis. The pur-
chase price is about $4,000.
Several other deals of good size
have been made by A. j. Rich & Co.
within the last ten days, among them
being the following: Southwest cor
ner of Harrison street and Oak Grove
avenue, 56x100 feet, paying a revenue
of $40 a month, sale price $4,000,
| buyer Joseph Baer; for Mr.. Mintzer
to Z. j. Stevenson, 37:6x110 feet on
the north line of Pacific avenue, So
feet west of Webster street, as the
/ site for a handsome residence, for
$500; for NJ. H. de Young to S. H.
Taylor, 32x110 feet on the east line
of Shrader street, south OF Grove, for
$4,000; for NJ. H. de Young to E. Stod-
dard, 25x110 feet on the east line of
Shrader street, south of Grove, for
$2500; also for the same owner to
Mr.. MCGOWAN, 30x137:6 feet on the
north line of Hayes street, 10 feet
west of Cole, for $500; for the Ross
estate to F. Fulger, house and lot 25x
100 feet on the west line of Cough
street. 125 feet north of McAllister,
for $1,000; for Margaret Noonan to
Mrs. Sarah Phillips, 25x100 feet and
flats on Grove street, so feet east of
Fillmore, for $1,000; for L. +. Lee to
Thomas Haven, the northwest corner
of Steiner and Vallejo streets, 27:6x
1926 feet for $500; for Henry Lyons
to Eugene Balloon, the northwest cor
ner of Jackson and Baker streets, Ask
80 feet, for $4,000.
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Estate Appraised.

The appraisers appointed by the su-
perior Court to determine the value Of
the estate of J. J. Stevenson, de-
ceased, reported yesterday that 1t was
worth s6s, $50 so. of which s14,16O is
given as the value of the stock of
goods in the store at 571 Market
street.
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Petition for Probate

petitioned the Superior Court for pro-
bate of the will of Marie Fries Bishop.
who died June s, leaving real estate
valued at more than $4,000 in Santa
Clara. Monterey and Santa Barbara
counties.
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A sunny room, a light and
airy apartment, make life
worth living.
There are many such rooms
and apartments advertised in
ROOMS TO LET and APART
MENT-HOUSE columns.
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VALUE OF HUMAN EYE
FIXED AT $1S,5O0 BY JURY

Optic Is Awarded Damages In
That Sum.
BOSTON, June 11.-An award OF
$4,000 for the loss of an eye has been
secured in the Superior Court by Miss
Bessie Dresser OF Standish, Me. While
she was a passenger on a railway train
near Taunton a piece of metal fell
from the tender of an engine, broke
the window and destroyed the sight OF
one eye. Allegations that the engine
tender was in an unsafe condition were
upheld by the jury.
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EFFECTS MANY DEALS.

The following sales are reported by
Lyon & Hoag: Southwest corner of
Thirty-eighth avenue and street, 75x
120 feet, from David w. Todd to w.
A. Newman; lot 25x100 on the west
line Of Texas street, 100 feet north of
Nineteenth, to Mary McLennan; lot
25x123:5 on the east side of Central
avenue, S7:6 feet south of Pine street,
from Robert F. Parsons to Cora Dit
mar; lot 25x75 feet, with flats, on the
north line of Harrison street, "a feet
west of Tenth, to Morris Foley; lot
27:6x110 on the south line of jack
son street, 1926 feet east of Larkin,
from Frank Games to Ella G. Franks,
$4100; lot 26x100 feet, with new flats.
on the west line of Florida street, EOS
feet north of Twenty-third. Oscar
Brand to A. and M. Hawkyard, $500;
lot 25xS7:6 and cottage on the south
line Of Pacific avenue, S7:6 feet west
of Scott, to H. ]. Welch, $3.50; north
west corner of Castro and Fourteenth
streets, 40x90 feet, from the Realty
Improvement Company to Charles
Campbell, $4,000; lot 50x1s7:6 on the
south side Of Fell street, It's feet west
of Fillmore, from C. z. Knickerbocker
and John G. Barker: five lots in the
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Some poetry is so clumsy that it trips
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Der tuoute feline anedte
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sangen mar, furdtbar bulten muBte
nno Blut ipufte. Gfs aue anoereu
W1ittel ibren 3meG perfeblt batte1,
beilten mid brei Jlaiben BON Or.
ainas Neue gntbefuna" gu ST. 90
Die Slaihe, nDHftdnoie unb ib babe
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nommen." 9aS Witttel mirb oblolut
garantiert. nm 6uiten, @rfGltunaen.
bic Grippe. Bronchitis uno ALE ats
oeren 6al8s nno 2ungenleioen Al
beilen. Breis SO Gents unb $1.O0.
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The Washington times., 1904-11-28
.BENNING ENTRIES FOR
TOhORROW'S RACES

First race-Sening, threc-year-oIds: /:
seven turlOngs, Columbia course. Rock
lald, Pat Bulger. los; Scotch Plume.
Greencrest, lUlf Neptuuis. lO2, Dapple
Gold, lOli Shady Lad - MOnadnOck, g8:
Ao san, Arietta, Grand Nitesse, -.
*COpclia Ss. sCOnklmE. %. 7Miss Shy
iCCk sRurdette. aDr LOder. sN0no-
Coruer, @Austraildnas "WoOdshade, go,
Bob Murphy. 90. Also eligible 10 start
Xxi, 80, eJuVenal Maxim, %.
Second race-Two-year-o colts. six
furlongs. Columbia course. Sailor BOY.
IL, Bob MOssom, ~, Applaud. H..
r1be, ll2, Only one, Il-, EarldOm H..
Chibouk, 1l2; Hawtrey, 1l2; Lord Ain
tree H.
Third race-Steeplecha fotH-ycar.
Olds and upward; about two and one
half miles WoOlgatherer. 10, CouUovcr
l47. PeriO. l41; r. y. Sack. l4ls Howard
GratZ. I45; Ohnet, l41; Walter Clcary
l47. Wooden. ia: Black Death, IA. Billy
Ray. ia. Gilmore, IA; Dupont l36.
Fourth race-Tw0-y ear-Old dllies and
gelC'ugsi six furlongsi Columbia Course.
Dance Music, lU5. kassii. l09i Delcar-
uadO, 100, WOOlnOla, id5; NOvena, 1903,
Grand Dutchess, lCe, Bohemia, lo9;
-Lesher 100
Fifth racc-SeIHuE; for three-year-oIds
and upward, one mile and forty yards;
Columbia Course. lD kilOgram, lla,
Paulgue los. Cottage Maid JOB. McWil-
Lams. lG3. BriaTLhorpe, l0l, Oclawaha,
l05, M!uoJsur, lu5 Charter. IS. Via
cennes, s5. Conkliug, 81; Cberipe, 80.
Sixth Tace-Handicap; three-year-olds
and up, one and one-siXtenth miles; old
course. GraziallO. l26; The SOuthener,
l2Ui Jane Holly, 10. Rough Rider. lOi;
Faulque. l0i. Proceeds, Alster, 100. Ar
IahgoWan. 96; RiEhtul s.
Apprentice allowances.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28
FILIPINOS GUARD
STATUE Of VIRGIN
Carried to Manila on a
Gorgeous Barge.
Thousands of People Run Along the
River Bank and Follow in
Boats and Launches.

MANILA, Nov. 2s.-The statue of the
virgin OF AntipOlo began its voyage TO
Manila Saturday. Thirty thousand ma
yves from many villages accompanied
the gorgeous barge on which the statue
Vas carried. marching alCng the river
banks, while hundreds followed in
launches and boats and acted as an es-
cort as far as the Pasig Church. where
the statue viii remain for the night.
All the inhabitants OF the town will re-
main awake all night guarding the
statue and singing and praying.
1t Is probable that 1900 people par
ticipated in the procession yesterday.
when the Virgin was enshrined in the
cathedral. The statue will remain there
for ten days, during the progress of a
mission which is 10 he conducted by
Jesuit fathers.
A Spanish captain general brought the
statue OF the Virgin from Acapulco IN
1926, and she was adopted as the
patrOness Of mariners.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28
Opening of Market.
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

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