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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
STATE HEALTH COMMISSIONER
AND PROFESSOR SAUNDERS
FORMULATE NEW REGJ-
LATiONS.
SHOPS MUST BE CLEAN
Governor swanson Took Matter in His
Own Hands, and Puts an Ind 60
Controversy Order Has Been
Issued.

RICHMOND. NA.-SpeCial. The end I
OF the recent bakery cOntroNersH has /
Al last been reached. and all cause /
tor future trouble has been removed. 4
II will be recalled that after AN in /
speCtur OF LABOR commissioner Do /
herty bad investigated the condition /
OF bakeries IN certain cities reports f.
we're circulated 20 the effect tnat some
OF these bakeries were in a most un-
sanitary condition. These reports
created much excitement and led To-
an investigation boy the grand jury
fn one cif1. As no settlement was
reached. Governor Swanson took the
matter into his own hands and request
cd tle state Healtu commissioner aut
PROT ". ID. saunders. Pure Food and
Dairy commissioner. 20 formulate new
regulations tor bakeries and other food
manufactures OF the State. lhe Gov
cruors suggestion was az once acted
upon. and the new regulations nave
been formulated and issued Dob the r.
cent bulletin 90 the State Dela ,mNnf
.oi Agriculture.
cleanliness in the bakery anna m
every place where tood IS uaur ac-
turDd is the fundamental requirement
OF flr new regulations. I.. uull-
ul- us floors walks and FURNISHINGS
must be kept ina sanitary auu healthy
. condition. and fle FOOD. NAIlN- L."
process oi manufacture must le ks Ht
protected from dust dilt and lies
Norkmeu m such plants arr reguir I'D
3 90 be dressed in clean clothing ple-
.l-Iault Iu .lerr white SUITS snu ot
. ais and must Dee f-ee from amy i-
r. nos ious disease. Tie windows o'
B. every such manuflctory o. baker,
S must be- screened with nue wire
-aure.
line regulations further provide thai
40 person shall sleep iu th, same room
where food IS manufactured and tina
3 uo animals. excepting cats. oe admit
tcd t0 such places. EApectorauon %
- any mauuiactory. except into specially
g provided cusuidors. ), strictly prohlo
tied. and no smoking Viii oe permitted
Toilet rooms must De provided separ
ately from the work shop
ID. The last provision OF the new regu
b latious has 10 dc With the deliver
Is wagons OF bakeries and like establish
ments These wagons must be cor
cred and closed at both ends. eNcen
B., in TIE cases OF meat wagons. The lai
ter must be provided with tarpaulin
r. 70 protect the meat
IL is fortunate that the Departmer
.e OF Agriculture has the power unde
a. the laws OF the state 20 promulgai
these regulations and 90 compel ob'
Is dirucr TO them. The results. lt
predicted bs State officials. viii ,
S, az great benefit to the people OF OH
De state and Will insure strict Cleanl
ness in all food manufactures
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
STATE POLITICS
GROWING WARM
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR ALL
OPFN HENnQUARTfR> N
RICHMOND.
MANN. TUCKER & GLASS.
Real Work of the campaign Began
Thi> Week tli the Candidates
Vow On the Hustle prohihi-
ton a Leading Topic.

-r u.,+r
ft. .ttr ....... class
i-- -', ..-.... -r. -...--
... Ans saloon League 3D. Nor-
.o-t or Tu-slas of re>r veek the for
-.af onenirc of headquarters bt irdr"
Mann .rt Sir Tucker. aud delay of Nr
Glass tne politics orr che state arr ir
"a cons .f--aNle raueir COG tae rme
judge William 3D. Naur arrived DID,
Richmond WEDNESDAYS from bus hon"
.r Norfouar rarIr- returned from o.
r-n around Alexandra. lhe lraA'
came here to meet colonel Mann anD
On have -aik over tn+ SITUATION "-l-
his friends ffr called 90 s-- ~rcir-
rart Br-uauar. ot tnr state commit
rer and obtained tl-N ..-@'.D
tl- county. citF and district cn-i'
men throughout fhr state
To feu sou fh- truth said 1ul-r
Siam -as DO appears 90 ne. ald as u
appears ro mE friends. ] DO not So
hos 90 is possible 60 defeat me- ODD inr
primary e am READS Tor - rieni nov
and Nll De- reaol 10.
comes 3 shall trt to VISIT ever. oo-l
o. and ciry iu me state. ana 20 'ae'
rls voters and 90 disc lss me iss
This vin NOT De- ne nrsi ''i.. '''.'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

soon after the special meeting o. stock
holders TUESDAY The directors Viii
meet i- Ne~ York vhe-e Nj rrum-
bull xiii make his headquarters and
ue-soually look after the interests or
rh, Chesapeake and Ohio.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
TURKEY ORDERS
OUT RESERVES
sultan Prepares fer Ultimate Clash
Over Bulgarian Emhregiio-row-
err aud Russia Disagree.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Special The
Turkish Minister of War has ordered
all the reservists OF the third army
corps 90 hold themselves In readiness
10 join the cOlors. Turkey has also
called upon Bulgaria 20 demoboiize
before entering into further negotia-
tions
The Russian note. which has beer
presented 10 the Austrian gown
ment has elected The reply that Avs
tria- NungarN cannot recommend either
Turkey or Bulgaria % accept the
Russian proposal This is also tNs
German view
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
STATE DOCTORS To
EXAMINE OYSTERS
Would Ascertain Whether or No Viz
ginIa Bi,Alses Are Inspected Re-
port 10 re Made Public.

RICHMOND. VA.-Specisi.--Dr Rob
ert r Ferguson, the state Bacteriolo-
gisf. and DR.. Allen ". Freeman. medi-
cal Inspector Of the State Board OF
Health. left Richmond on Wednesday
on the Commodore Maury. the flagship
Of the Virginia Oyster Nayy 60 make
a tour OF inspection OF ali 81 she pub
lie oyster rocks Ia Virginia. waters.
Specimens Of oysters from the rocks
~ni BE- examined for the purpose oi
ascertalning whether or not they con
tain any typhoid fever OF other disease
germs. Also the physicians will make
AZ examination Of the water arcane
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
TERR0RIzED BY
NEGRO FIENDS
Pfttsbsrg. Pa ThreAtened With Race
War Growing OUt 81 Numbers 81
AsssuIts MADE on white Giris
by Negro Nen.

PITTSBURG. special 81 IS q
crime for negro 70 wave his hand az
q white Nonzz Captain % folNe
Eurrzy Hho has charge u wnat ls
known a. the -Hin district. which ~
Er q state 81 terror over tue attacks
OF white sOEnen - negroes. made tnls
remark IL Police. Court during tne
kezring q fhe lzS negroes arresff7l i..
rhe bsr raid Tuesdzy night There
=z-p c-oaatfy 2ss eolcred persons
IL che little court friends ~ thOss
MO had been arrested. and the reInsfE
u the police Officer started q comrno-
sfon and for q time lf ioOkec a. fbougi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
REFLECT LEWIS.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. - Special
The teilers' report. which was read
al the session OF the United Mine
Workers convention. shows Thomas
T.. Lewis. OF Bridgeport. o.. has been
elected president By a majority OF
IS .z69 I-2. The vote Was Lewis. So
027 1-2: John II. Walker. Danville
III. G6.76s There was no election OF
vice president or secretary-treasurer
none OF the candidates having received
the necessary majority. The conven'
ton at once proceeded with the cleo
ton os vice president.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
NAY HANG FOR
KIDNAPPING
little GIRL TELL. HORRIBLE
STORY or OUTRAGE II BAL
TgM0RE P0uCE COURT
GOVERNOR IS INCENsED.
Je>eph laHsr. Brooklyn Nan. Who III
Quoted and Abused l2-N esr-old
ChRd. L. Be Punished Under
MARYLAND law.

BALTIMORE Md Special The
Baltimore grand Jury has indicted
Joseph laller. MOO - accused Of kst-
mapping katherine ioerch from her
home. SS4 Classon Avenue Brook'An.
and if he IS convicted OF the crime
CHARGED ne rnay D. hanged
The Nar- 'gnu authorities 0it -r
sis az attempts OF the klanA tu n,'-
lice % have Janer eNtradired and vii
insist that be- hc tried here whore
death - the penalty. The chld wao
viii not D. twelve Years OLD until tht
I'D Of tins month. related the STORY
az her sniucrion IN TIE Central to-
ifce Court When she had finished tet
MARYLAND authorities. headed ht 81
Csoye-nCr. were 50 enraCed that f-c1
decide 70 indict and tre vithin Q seek
undo MARYLAND lav. Article -. sec
ton 2Se. OF the Code 81 General Laws
Of Maryland. provides Tor cases oi
Ihls SOL a. fellows
I'll orender. hein- c0uNic-.t rrtre
Of. shall. az the discretion of f-e rcurt
suffer death o. iUDrfSCnrnvi. tr- life
IN the penitenfiary. OF Tor definite
rstr.od. not less than eichte-u months
nor more than twenty one years
Friend Of Family.
Is-er. Who has beer friend az tne
girls paralyIic fsfhcr and q Poaruer
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

he WOULD locate is not known. but
thc Richmond Hotel looks good 20 hin.
and b. MAY get In there. That Is a
mere detail. however. the first thing
20 ~ done IS 20 enter the race
IN, candidates will have their head
quarters equipped With local and LONG
distance telephones. and the telegraph
companies will place cali bells FOR the
benefit OF The managers
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-06
Notice to Owners of Hogs

The city ordinance regulating the
keeping of hogs within the city limits
went into effect March l, and all
owners of hogs are notified to remove
them from the city at once, in COM
pliance with the terms of the ordi-
nance, which will be strictly enforc-
ed.
A. r. Cooley, Chief of Police.
27-6t
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-06
Notice

The stockholders of the Anadrako
Hotel Co. will meet April 7th, 1909,
at 3 o'clock p. m. at Karl Preger's
place for the purpose TO elect officers
for the ensuing year and to transact
such other business that may come
before said meeting.
Karl Preger, President
Herman Franz, Secretary. 27-6td.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-06

Office there
Mrs. Mary Decker and children are
spending Saturday and Sunday in
Chickasha, visiting Mrs. Decker's
two brothers.
Miss Dollie butcher was up from !
Stocker Saturday. Her sister,
Villa, who has been suffering with
eczema, is improving.
Mrs. l.. Bennett, of Hobart, after
weeks visit here with her
daughter, Mrs. NIB. Phillips, went on
Saturday to Chickasha.
Mrs. B. d. Barnett aud baby have
returned to their home in Lawton,
after visiting Mrs. Barnett's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F Austin.
Mrs. M. j. Orahood, after spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
d. G Galloway, returned Friday to
her home in Purdy, Mo.
Attorney p. l.. Jorgenson was not
able to be down town to attend to his
business duties Friday on account of
sickness
Alma and Mildred Green came up
Friday evening from Apache to visit
Miss Lura Draper They expect to
remain until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. White and
their daughter Ada, who have oeen
here on court business, returned SAT-
urday to their home in Oklahoma
City.
Mrs S II Daniels, of Vandalia, ILL.,,
who is visiting at her old home in
Apache and looking after property in
terests there, was in Anadarko on
business Friday
Mona Mundell, who has been stay
ing at the home of her uncle, C. A.
Mundell, and going to school here,
returning Saturday to her home in
Pocassett.
Mrs. E. r. Hvizdalek, of Chicago,
ILL.,, who has been visiting Mrs. Mary
Decker, went Saturday to Chickasha.
Mrs. Decker and Mrs. Hvizdalel
have known each other ever since
they were babies.
Mrs. C.. F. Molohon, her two child
rem, and her brother, Jno. O'Brien
arrived Friday from Sullivan, Ind.
to join Mr.. Molohon, who came herr
a couple of months ago and is work
ing at the Catholic Mission.
= Mrs. j.. r. Wells. formerly of New
h. Orleans, has opened up dress making
g parlors over the Fair Dept. store.
She comes well recommended and ad
vertises that all of her work is guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
n The meetings in progress at the
Baptist church are growing in interes
g nightly and are being we'll attended
: Rev. j. p. Brooks the pastor is putt
ing forth his best effort to make tn
meetings a success and this week il
being assisted by Rev. Brandon Of
New Mexico. The services beginn
ing promptly each evening at so'clocl
and all are cordially welcomed.
j. S. Abernathy, of Rushville
Ind, and G. r. Siders, of Greenfield
Ind. arrived Thursday to be the guest
of ]. S. Henninger while they are
looking over the country. Oklahom;
II is always ready to extend a welcom
to new corners and it is to be hopeC
y that the two gentlemen will decide
'' to locate here.
RIM Chilcott, formerly editor o
the Wamego Times of Wamego, Kan
where Mayor Stelzner once resided
was in Anadarko Friday. Mr. CnIl
E colt is now one of the managers o
). the Guthrie branch Office of Bartlett
er Brothers Law & Loan Co, of S
Joseph, Mo, for which E c Schlitt
N the local correspondent.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-06
Or1l
Live Stock
Produce

Corrected by the Anadarko Produce
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-06
Il News
D'on, Of Carnegie, was a
Wler in Anadarko Thursday

Ill Fisit w. NJ. MichaeI's box ball
Siithd shooting gallery, 100 West Main
street. II If
Mrs JAS Cofer. Of BinRer, is the
guest Of Mrs A D Evans
AN the latest novelties in spring
suitings at Mulers. the tailor.
Mrs. Harry Brown is confined to
her home with lagrippe
The best in style, workmanship,
quality aud finish in spring suitings at
Mullers, the tailor.
Mrs. Fred Martin has returned from
4 a visit with her parents in Gracemont
Bread still going. 2 large loaves
for cents. Star Bakery 29-4td
Just take look at the Star Bake
4 ry"s fine line of pastry. 29-4t.
Mrs. j. Piatt and baby are back
4 from their visit with relatives in
\ Chickasha.
fhe cab line has changed its phone
number from 80 to 2l0. Calls will be
answered promptly night and day.
3O-2td
Mrs. A. II. Bynum and little son
Ross, Of Geary, have been in town
for several days.
SCREEN DOOR season is here.
Il Buy now and beat the flies to it.
q Phone 20, Stephenson-B Browne Lumber
9 Co.. and ask them about their screens.
n 29-6td
Fred Martin is back from a bust
ness trip to Wichita, Kansas City
and other points.
n Now is the time to buy SCREEN
N DOORS. Just received large ship
3 ment and want to sell them. Steph
enson- Browne Lbr. Co., phone 20.
Is 29-6td
Cecil Woodruff, who has been yer.
X i'll at the Elston hotel, was reported
slightly better Saturday.
y Geo. Dietrich returned Saturda!
morning from a trip to Oklahom
City.
Mesdames S. A. Glotfelter and H
X. Ellis. of Verden, shopped in Ana
u darko Friday
N TT Woodward of the Agency
was in Verden Thursday on India
business,
II o p Skaggs went Friday evenin
to Stecker, where he and f ] Bo
gardus are putting in a general store
Il Lee N Wallis has been gone sine
Thursday on busines strip to Ce
ment and Chickasha
Mrs f Patton and baby have re
turned from visit with relatives i
Dutton
Il B. j. Finch has returned to hi
home in Alden, after spending sever
al days here.
j. B. Montgomery spent Saturda
n in Apache.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Chitwood, O
three miles west of town hav
moved to Gotebo.
Lester Parsons arrived Friday froi
Parsons. West Va, to visit his uncl
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Wami
ley.
Mrs. w. E. Martin and childre
have returned to their home in Pom
n Creek, after a weeks visit with Mrt
n Martins sister. Mrs. w. r. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Cleveland al
j now at home to their friends in the
fine new home in the Highlands az
4 dition.
Mrs. S. A. Jordan, after an e.
tended visit with her daughter, Mr.
ElN. B. Schmoker, has returned to h
home in Wakita.
Mrs. ]. T. Hoover, who has be-
here the past two weeks visiting HI
husband, returned Saturday mornir
TO Kansas City.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-06

AT STUD-My registered Pointer,
Bob Yarbrough. F. d. s. B. No.
17222. His sire Plain Sans Rap No.
1923; dam, Nell Bang No. 6214.
No dog now before the pu bile of bet
ter blood lives. He puts ginger in
his puppies. He has more grit and
go combined with the widest range
and speed tn an any other pointer in
Oklahoma. If you want first C lass
shooting dogs breed your bitches to
this great dog. Stud fee $500
Address C. T. Keller, Anadarko,
Okla. 3l-d & W If
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-06

YOUNG MEN For railway mail SER
2 vice. Exam. May Is. Intending
applicants should begin preparation
at once. Sample questions and
"How Government Positions are
Secured" sent free. Inter State
Schools. 81 College Pl., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. 26-6t
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-06

$1,000. 90 FOR YOU. Stoemnan made
$1,000. 90 monthly; Korstad $1,000. 90.
New, exciting business. Hundred
averaging $4,000 weekly. Expert
ence Credit unnecessary. Strange
invention. Gives every home bath
room for $500. Cleanses almost
automatically. Startling induce
ments free. Allen Mfg. Co., 20l8
Adams, Toledo, Or O. 27-6t
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-06

$50 PER WEEK and expenses to men
with rig to introduce poultry and
stock remedies. Experience un-
Necessary. Reliable company and
exclusive territory given. The
Grant Co., Dent SO, Springfield, Ill.
26-12t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-02
Until He Has Convinced
 Every Reas enable Person

kidney. liver. bladder or blood trou- bles. should call on Gray at the Do- mestic Drug Co.,. and hear what he has to say about the wonderful Qua ker Herb Extract and oil of Balm. It costs nothing to talk to him, in fact. he Is anxious to have a talk with you. If you cannot call. order the remedies by mail and they will be sent by ex-. press. charges paid. Gray can be seen at Domestic Drug Co. $ store every day from 9 o'clock in the morning until q o'clock at night. Do not delay your visit. as crowds are growing larger daily. IG order for Gray to build un a reputation on his Quaker remedies. he must prove that they actually cure and he came here for that purpose Now its up to sufferers to force Gray to show results. He is ready to do so If you will give him the opportunity. Call on him at Domestic Drug Go. to- day,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-02

When Gray. the Quaker Health Teacher. came to Montgomery. he es- tablished himself at Domestic Drug Co.'S drug store for the sole purpose of proving to the most skeptical the powers of the wonderful Quaker Herb Extract and oil of Balm. Since his arrival here a great many sufferers of rheumatism. catarrh and stomach troubles have supplied themselves with these great remedies and already a number of people have reported them selves cured and allowed their testi- monials to be published in this paper. To convince yourself that these testi- monials are genuine every person Is invited to call on, or phone such peo- pie whose names have been published. That is how Gray proves things. It Is easy to say a remedy cures, but to prove 1t is an entirely different prop osition. Any person who may be troubled with catarrh. rheumatism.
 constipation. indigestion, sour stomach,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-02
BOY IS RELEASED.

Dadeville, Jan. Especial. )-The negro boy who caused a tragedy at Hooton's store nine miles northea st or Dadeville- last Tuesday was reIeas- ed after a hearing.
 It seems that white man who had been out hunting went into a store and laid his gun on the counter. There was a considerable crowd at the store. The negro boy was looking at the gun and showing it to some one when it was discharged instantly killing a white boy about twelve years old, shooting two or three fingers off the hand of another white boy. Two shot struck Mir Easterwood in the groin and shot also struck a negro boy in his left eye. putting 1t out
 The negro boy who had hold of the gun was arrested and had a prelimi- nary trial before Justice of the Peace M. E. Phillips, at Buttston.
 The negro was discharged as the ev- idence showed that the shooting was accidental.
 J. W. and D. A Barnes returned yes terday from Gadsden. where they went to attend the funeral of their brore. . er Dock Barnes. who died there a few days ago. The deceased was born and raised in Dadeville and resided here up until a few years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-02
SOCIETY IN SELMA

-
 Selma. Jan. 1-(SpeciaL) )-The Sphinx Club german given last evening at the Hotel Albert was truly the so- cial success of the season. Beautiful American Beauty roses and red carna- tions were presented the young ladies while to the young men were given white carnations as bouttonnieres. About twenty-five couples were pres ent and an intricate and pretty march was led by MT. LeGrand EIebash with Miss Nell tBreslin as his charming partner.
 The dancers included Misses Adiie and Sophie Murphy, of Greensboro; Adele Davidson, of Uniontown; Wheat on, of St. Louis; Roane. of Mississippi; Bessie Strudwick, of Demopolis: Nell Breslin. Anna Anderson, Mabel Jones. Ida Coe Evelyn Craig, Helen Huston, Nell McKimmon. Anna Mary DuRose, Benie Johnson. Carrie Wilkins. Louise Johnson. Pauline Welch, Almon Hoop CT, Belle Wilkins. Grace Nelson, Anna Anderson. Elise Jones. Mary Calhoun. Mary Galt and Madeline Fowlkes: Messrs. Walter Pickett and w. B. Da- vidson. of Montgomery; Louie David York: Poelnitz, of Greensboro; Mat Murphy: of Greensboro. LeGrand Ele- bash. Ben Howard. Henry Jones. D. M. Scott. Law Lamar. A. J. and Edward Atkins. Ed Pettus, Presley and Ed mund Welch. James Craig. Gordon welch Sam and Ed Hobbs. Al Gray son. Wilmer Grayson, Bruce Craig, Claude Stewart. Brandley Converse, Harry Jones, Henry Reese, Claude Grayson. Mir. and Mrs, Edgar Russell, MT. and Mrs. Frank Scott. Mr. and Mrs Mel. Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Part ridge Mrs. Long. of Birmingham; Mrs WhaIey. of Macon. Ga: Mrs. W. T. Atkins, Jr., and Mrs Williamson,
 Many chaperons graced the occa- sion During the evening champagne punch was enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-02
Result. nt savannah.


 Savannah. Ga, Jan. 1--New Years day races of the Savannah ockey Club brought out the largest attendance Of the meet. Foxy Grandma galloped In In the first race. The greatest was In the fifth race for the Chatham cup, with gentlemen riders. The fourth event, the New Years handicap. was closely contested.
 First race. selling. for 4-year-olds. six furlongs = Foxy Grandma. 115, (Dube). 5to 1, first; .Rayery. IT. (Po- hankal. to g. second; Arawaka, iIS. (McGuireD.e 6 to 5. third. Time. 1920. Benora, Leonard, Joe Hayman, also ran.
 Second race, purse; mares. year-olds and up, six furlonss--Scotch Lass. 106, (Murphy), even. won: Istria. 120. c. Johnson), 2 to 1. second; Miss Imogene. 2-5. Bosom Friend. Redemption. also ran.
 Third race s-ycar-oIds and mp. mile. selling-Frank Labor. IA. e6McArdle). mons), 6 to 1, second; Miss Marjorie, s7, Crowley. to 1, third. Time. 1:47 2.5. Away Riccadonna and Virgil T.. also ran. se
 Fourth race. New Years handicap. one Frog, fis, lD1niapl. 3 to l. won: Dui- ly Bultman. 113. (McCarthy). z to 2. second: Pocataiigo. S108, (Young), to 5. third. Time. 1:47 1-5. Belle of the Bay: Miss Cardigan and Stabe. also ran. Fifth race. the Chatham cup, 4-year- olds and up. mile, gentlemen riders Flimnap. 155. (Mr. Kelly, to 1. won; Countermands -145,s (Mr. Bailey), 6 to |, second; ,Proofsheet. l47. Mr. Van waldnel. s tof1, third. Time. 1851 l-s St. Valentine. Jigger and W. G. Will Hams. also ran.
 Sixth race. purse, five and one-haIf furlongs, 3-year- -olds and up-Birdslay- CT, to l. won: Whisk Broom, to s, second The Rain ,even third. Time,