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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05


FIVE ACRES best farm land at SIS
per acre. P. o. box 115S. city
$3.50 CASH WILL BUY
a large new 8 room 2 story brick resi-
dence in best part of city. 1t fronts
south and has every modern convent
ence. This must be seen to be appre-
ciated. The balance can be paid
monthly or yearly.
ON ARIZONA ST. CORNER.
Modern 5 room red pressed brick, on
lot 50x120 feet, cement walk and curb
ing, back yard Fenced. Good price and
terms.
CAMPBELL ST., EAST FRONT.
room red pressed brick, almost new
and modern; 50x12O feet lot. Come
quick. The price is $500: good terms.
SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE
Nearly new, nicely painted and tinted
To trade for small tract OF valley land,
East FL Paso lots or automobile
VACANT LOT CLOSE TO FOUNDRY.
107x450 feet. VIII trade for unim>
proved valley land.
/ HAVE LARGE AND SMALL
RANCHES
IN both upper and lower valley.
IF YOU WANT YOUR PROPERTY
Advertised, and sold or rented, list 1t
with me.
JOsephus BOgsS,
Morgan Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Corner 40xf2o in heart Of city, with
STORY building. modern; rents for
$4,000 annually. For few days
At $4,000,
Il cash. balance long time.
Corner on Stanton St, 40x12O. I'M
proved: pays percent net on $2s,5OO.
Good terms. This Will not last long
See US Immediately.
SPECIAL BARGAIN. $1,000.
Block IS. Alexandra addition, 20 lots,
If sold in the next few days; u cash,
balance l. 2, 3, 4 years at percent
You had better investigate this at
Corner on Texas ST.. close in; i'm
proved
Good corner on N Stanton St, i'm
proved: worth the money. 1t will pay
you to investigate
VALLEY LANDS.
21S acres, 21z miles from Las Cru
ces; ali in alfalfa, on good ditch
$50 Per Acre. Terms.
44K acres. all in alfalfa, near Belen
Station, for $1,000. Good terms
orchard: u acres in alfalfa; good
dwelling house, and frstclass pumping
plant
9SZ acres. near Olllits OIl new A2idS-
.5am road: half cleared and plowed;
all under fence; ar
SO Per Acre. Terms.
81 acres near Clint, on county road;
fine tract Of valley land.
SIS Per Acre Terms.
,oo cores near Clint, all fenced; canal
runs through this; so acres cleared; all
fenced; level land, for
$50 Per Acve.
We have tracts in lower valley from
100 to 1000 and 1000 acres each, In
ee1id bo,1v. The finest soil on earth-
Good Terms.
40 acres in Socorro; adJoins the
noted Clark ranch; AT
$50 Per Acre. Terms.
so acres on county road just oefo"
sacorro. for a few days, at
$50 Per Acre. Terms.
Ok acres near new nacadam read,
mile from depot at Ysleta.
500 Per Acre. Terms.
1914 acres in Socorro. for few days
only, at ,
RROADDUS & LEAVELL.
49, TE5S 216 Texas st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
CONGREGATIONAL
FIRST CONGREG ATICNAI. rHIRcrr

-Ine Christian Science OF PRAYER
viii be the subject for the morning ser
men by the Rev Bryant c. Preston.
at tne L N e. A, auditorium at IL
o'clock Bible school session at 10 vzs+b
Grasses for all. The pastor will lead
In a special study OF Three Miracles
OF Healing A most cordial invffaffon
and hearty welcome, to those who
are not associated with the regular
activities OF some other church ne
tended and assured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05

8ROADDUs & LEAvELL.
ZIG Texas ST. Phone 1865.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
room brick 100 block Boulevard.
south front, $3.50 cash, balance l and 4
years
$3.50. Terms.
room brick, Prospect Ave. blocks
from Carnegie library.
$4,000. Terms
New room, story, red pressed
trick, on southeast corner lots; All
iona St
$3.50. Terms
Elegant room red pressed brick,
? story; blocks from library in the
500 block, Prospect Ave.
1850. Terms.
room story. red pressed brick;
close in on Arizona St
$1,000. Terms.
room red pressed brick. south front;
full lots 52X120. nice lawn and shade
trees; near Houston Park.
S7310. Terms.
House and lot, close in on Missouri
Rents for s24 per month.
SI700. Terms.
room brick Mesa Ave. so feet
north of Boulevard car line.
SJs5G. Terms.
room brick in 1900 block, Wyom-
ing St
$3.50. Terms.
room brick. Missouri St
$265O. Terms.
houses on corner lots, BaSsett
Ave, 1 block from Myrtle Ave car
line.
42G50. Terms
room red pressed brick, corner
lots on Arizona St.
5000 Terms
room cottage. 30X120. opposite new
Toltec club. MagOffin Ave
$500. Terms.
lots. 50x14O. ! block from South
western shops, with good room house
for
S10S0. Terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
SO FEET ON CHIHUAHUA.

90 HT1A UN OHIH tAhUA.
One block and half from w San An
tonic St, east front, sidewalks down,
half block from paved street (Over-
land), almost in the heart of the busi-
ness center. Fine for apartment or
rooming house, stores, or factory site.
VIII sacrifice at $500 for few days,
on very easy terms.
Fl. L. HOWELL, 213 HERALD BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Fine piece Of
warehouse property or factory site.
Can get railroad track to place Ad-
dress P. o. box -, Clint. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
FOR SALEeREAL ESTATE.
REALTY BARGAINS.
III. l.. HOWELL,
213 HERALD BUILDING.

APARTMENT HOUSE BUILDING
SITE.
West Olive St, close in This is an
Ideal apartment house location, south
front, minutes walk from the bust
ness center, no railroad tracks to cross
going TO town, TO the schools OF to the
churches; dimensions 81 feet frontage
by 12O in depth. Has side and rear
alleys, perfectly level, paved streets all
the way TO town, and has cottages
showing about $40 monthly income
now Price only $4,000, which is less
than SIS per front foot A bargain for
some one wise enough to see 1t.
III. L. HOWELL. 2I3 HERALD BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
Too Late TO Classify-Too Late to Classify
One Cent Word No AID Less Than 25c.

, SAVE S5\A MONTH for the next
months. Will rent you room house
with all conveniences for $25. Phone
| DR.. HOman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
WE EXPECT QUICK ACTION ON
THESE.

WE EXPECT QUICK ACTION ON
THESE:
Purchaser can be assured of a quick
profit.
IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
ON WYOMING ST.
4 beautiful s room house. modern
37xl2O feet. 1880. As little as $3.50
cash. balance same as rent; responsible
parties.
CLOSE IN. on ARIZONA ST.
500 block. A small room brick
and bath; modern: 40xSO feet of
ground. This at $4,000; good terms.
A NEW MODERN ROOM
. story brick, blocks from postoffics
The SWEETEST location possible; modern.
all conVeniences; beautifully finished
Double screened throughout; facing
east $500 down, balance same as rent.
Never been occupied.
CLOSE IN. ON TEXAS ST.
A room house and bath, modern:
always rented. $500 cash, balance easy.
Will be big increase in value in this
property.
IN EAST Ell PASO.
beautiful room dwelling. bath
and basement. Cement porch 26XS feet,
wall beds. mission finish. strictly mod
ern. Price only s325O-and enough va
can't land left on corner to build an
other house.
ROOM BRICK.
Roth inside toilet modern, tinted: 700
souare feet OF cement porch; oak floors
throughout; full lots; Highland Park:
1880 Easy terms or Will trade for
unimproved property. any location.
GO FEET FRONTAGE, close in, on
San Francisco St. paying a good in
come now, increasing daily.
THREE FINE BUYS on N. Stanton
street.
ONE BARGAIN, on a corner. S. Stan
ton street.
GOOD BUY ON $. COMPBELL. right
off of Overland.
PROPERTY PRODUCING $50 PER
MONTH
Far sale for $4,000. On Wyoming ST.
$500 cash will handle this. balance
monthly less than the rent. Surely this
will pay for Itself.
LOOMS Bros.
202 Texas Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05

SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL $3.50.
1 am in my office Saturday even
ings until $50 to accommodate those
who cannot come during the day. /
have arranged my fitting room SO as
TO be able to fit your eyes just as well
in the evening as during the day time.
I can also do some repair work, if you
have broken your spectacles and want
them for Sunday.
Geo. ID. Kendall
Makes Glasses Right. 20S Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05

FIVE ACRES best farm land at SIS
per acre. p o. box 115S, city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05

PRESBYTERIAN

All OhA PAESh PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Bible school will be held as
usual in the Presbyterian chapel at
AItura Park, corner Nashville street
and Park avenue, conducted by Rev
henneth Brown, at 3 D. m. for adults
as Wen as children Watch for the
Sunday school flag.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05

VEN D0RS' LIEN NOTES.
I have $4,000 worth of vendorss
lien notes in denominations of 500, 10
$1,000, bearing S percent interest, pay
able semi-annually, on gilt-edge Sc
curfty. 1 will guarantee any note I
sell This form Of investment pays a
good rate of interest and your principle
is absolutely secure.
The Washington times., 1910-05-27

Most of the world S fortunes,
great and small, have been
made by those who deal In
necessities. Real estate is the
greatest Of all necessities, and
the greatest fortunes, as well as
most Of the fortunes Of lesser
size, have been made through
profitable real estate investments.
Bear In mind, these fortunes
were not made In purchasing
real estate In already thickIy
populated, prosperous sections.
Such real estate has already
reached a high valuation that
does not permit Of the temen-
dous profits possible as when
the purchase price is small.
In short, fortune smiles on
those who have enough foresight
to buy property while the price
is small and payments easy
those who can see things as
they will be In two or three
years.
A tn p to RandIe Highlands will
convince you that it has a great future
and Is the place to invest your money.
The Washington times., 1910-05-27
NATIONS GROW EASTWARD

Monday, May 3d. there will be the biggest sale Of Real Estate
in the history of the District of Columbia this company owns
and controls together about oneoreh Of all the land the District
of Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
EN6EGELAWSON ROBERTSON
Erasmus Hall High School Gets
New Track Coach.

lawson Robertson, the Irish-American
Athletic Club trainer, has been engaged TO
coach Tie athletes Of the Erasmus Hall
HlsH School the coming season. Joseph r
-ssEnIsu- chairman cf the school athletic
assosiauOu. when seen yesterday asserted
tHatss- ne proposition as submitted 10 him
appee red satisfactory. and that the final
E-'lcfes wilI be adjusted al the next meet
1-g o the association, after the holidays
athletic activities have practically been
q a stzndsUll since Joseph Tilden, the
faculty. athietjc instructor. handed in his
resignation several weeks ago. The acquisi-
Ger c. Robertson as q coach viii be the
H'l--ai step BY q high school 10 obtain a
lts-essior-al athletic coach.
Al the cali for candidates last week a
ltnlnssing squad Of seventy-five students
issponded. among 1hom are many athletes
Mo composed the champion football
eie' eia- Robertson VIII take hold of the
,r5i1IIieers shortly, and with the promising
- sTlai At hand the prospects Of. a strong
.sek team representing the school are
s'h The neE coach viii probably direct
-iaf ie-s for period Of tzo months
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30

4 dead heat in the one-mile handicap
lent zest to the racing programme at the
St. NICHOLAS Skating Rink last night Chief
actors in this unusual occurrence were W.
Burkholder. of the St Nicholas Skating
club. and William ". Taylor. one of the
best of the New York Athletic Clubs
flyers. The first named started from the
tflirty-yard mark. while Taylor received an
allowance Of sixty Yards.
Phil Kearney scored popular victory
n the half-rnile handicap The blond ST
Nicholas skater. who always shines at the
shorter distances. had the post Of honor
and conceded handieaps all the way up to
seventy ards In his heat Kearney took
the turns in fine style and soon got within
striking distance of the leaders
Edward WiIk a one-armed skater. led
the field for several laps. but then dropped
back and Kearney forged to the front at
the hell and won handily by five yards from
h 2 Dayton. New York Athletic Club
man. who had a twenty-yard start The
tine. $50 la. was the fastest Of the even
ing.
In the decisive heat kearney had to
work hard to get to the front. and it was
only in the last few strides that he sue
ceeded in outstripping Taylor to the tape.
George Barrett. of Hoboken. finished third.
Kearney also started from scratch in the
first heat of, the mile. but after travelling
half the distance he decided 10 quit- Taylor
won the heat closely pressed by his club
mate. Dayton The finish Of the second
heat tween BUTkhOider and Walter
Kuehne. Of the New York Athletic Club.
was r-arred by the falling of huehne when
only a few Yards from the tape
II tn. tinal clash Burkholder managed to
get into third place two laps from home,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
TRAVIS CAPTURES TROPHY
Gets Low Score in Qualification
Round at Pinehurst.

Pinea1rS1. y G. Dec. 29.-Walter j
Travis. Of Garden CITY won the qlallfca-
ton trophy IN the seventh annual holiday
week zoff tournament here to-day. with a
low sct.re OF g. His nearest competitor
was. Robert Z. Hunter. intercollegiate
cham iar Of the Midlothian Country club,
Bho made the round With . score Of =.
Dthe- Iow cards returned were as fol
lows. d. i. Becker Of Woodland, 50; p.
II Nhirreme0e. OF the. Brookline Country
Cll5, So Homer Boyer, OF Southboro. Mass
8, Jullan p Bishop. Of the BrooklaWn
Country Club s5 ana Il NJ Adams, Of the
Nassau Country club. "a
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
MANTELL TO MEET SULLIVAN

match which will thin the line of claim
ants to the middleweight championship will
take place tonight. when Frank Mantell,
the Pawtucket boxer, and Jack CTwin) Sui
livan meet in the star bout of ten rounds
at the National Sporting Club. The victor
will be matched with Hugo Kelly and the
winner of this bout will challenge and
probably meet. Billy Papke for premier
honors when the latter returns to this coun-
try early next year
Mantell. who defeated Sailor Burke at
the National Club a few weeks ago, has
been undergoing a rigid course of training
lid at Johnson's roadhouse. Sullivan has
done little preparatory work, his bout with
..Porky'' Flynn at Boston two nights ago
having put him in fine fettle for tonight S
FRAY
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
THIRTY-EIGHT FAST ROUNDS
Big Crowd Sees Plenty Of Action
in Long Acre Bouts.

Thirty-eight rounds OF fast boxing made
UP the holiday all-star entertainment -
the Long Acre Athletic Association last
night. The contests We're all of a high
order. and the biggest crowd ever gathered
in the clubroons was keyed up 10 the high
est pitch Of excitement throughout
The star bout of the evening was be-
tween Young" Brown. a rugged little
bantamweight with hard punch in both
hands. and Eddie King. a game. hard try
ing boy. Brown earned the popular de
cision on his aggressive tactics and his
ability to land clean punches
Young" Griffo. not the Australian light
weight. won d six-round bout over Bat
Ting Brook Brook was i'll from rheu-
matism, and after the fourth round was
barely able 10 hobble about. Griffo. who in
his day was one of the toughest men in the
profession. and who has fought Gardner
Melody and many other fighters, was
clever and had little trouble in outpointing
his crippled opponent.
The bout which for speed and science
stood out over the others was at six
rounds between Eddie O,Keefe. of PhiIa-
deiphIa. the lad who beat PhiIlie McCIov-
ern on Christmas Day, and Young Black
O'keefe knew too much OF the inside tricks
Of the game. and had a decision been rem
dered he would have been declared victor
on MS clever work
Tommy Buck. of Philadelphia. knocked
out Young" Rago in the third round of a
fast slugging match, with a hard right
uppercut to the jaw Buck was the master
from the start, but Rago battled with all
his speed in the face of severe punishment
Johnny Dohan outpointed Charley Law
renee in fast and interesting ten-round
bout at Browns gymnasium last night
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY, o. 8
Army 50 whitehall street. New York CITY. n
Y December 90. fef0--Ssaled proposals. N dupii-
cate for furnishing and delivering subslstence
stores in this city such times may be re-
auired by the L S Government. On or befors
February 10. 1911, will be received az this office
THE NEW YORK AIR BRAKE COMPANY.
ton furnished applicatiO Envelopes con-
tanning bids should De marked Proposals Tor
Subsistence Stores, opened January 3. 1911.
and addressed to Col ~ L Smith, A c. c..
L. :. Army
ARMY BUILDING. NEW YORK CITY. y 7.
December so f9I0-Seaied proposals in tripli-
cate will be received here until $50 p VI.
January 20. 1911. for electric freight and pas
sencer cars. Information application Time
Of delivery will be considered in making award
Envelopes containing proposals 20 be marked
Proposals for Electric cars. 10 be opened lar
ua-y ~ f9It. and addressed TO NJ GRAY
ZAILNSkL Deputy O NJ General. L : A.
Depot Q. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
READY FOR LONG BICYCLE RUN
Riders Will Start On Annual Contest
Tomorrow Night.

All details have been perfected for the
twenty-fourth annual New Years run of
the bicyclists from New York to Yonkers
and TarTytown
The run is open to any amateur wheel
man and they are figured in all position
prizes except the trophies, which must be
won three times by one rider to become his
property
Riders are allowed to take any route and
to provide against pacing. Judges are placed
along the line at various points. This year
at least three unknown riders of ability will
go with the bunch" and report any pac-
ing noticed by them. Committee headquar-
ters are at No. 10 West Seth street. New
York. with Joseph Oatman, president of the
A. c. C., in charge.
The start will be made from Columbus
Circle at 12:O1 o'clock tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
Lawn Tennis Il Skating X Chess Il Other Sports
LOST GROUND
Pennsylvania Jumps Ahead in
Chess Tournament.
CORNELL IN SECOND PLACE
Margin of Half a Point Sepa-
rates Leaders at End Of
Semi Final Round.

Pennsylvania turned the tables upon Cor
nell in the third and semi final round of
the annual tournament yesterday. thereby
recovering the ground lost in the second
round on "Wednesday. The Philadelphia
pair, both of whom won. brought Pennsyl-
vania' s total up to AZ points.
Cornell is now second. with points hav-
ing added one yesterday Browns repre-
sentatives were both defeated. and their
university brings up the rear, with a score
of L. point.
The pivotal game yesterday was between
" T Whitaker, of Pennsylvania, and A.
Ehrlfch, second board for Cornell. The lat
ter obtained s. cramped development from
Philidors defence. and made matters worse
with a bad move at his eighteenth turn
Thereafter it was a simple matter for
Whitaker to push On to victory, after
twenty-nine moves. Whitaker alone re-
mains, with a clean score.
NJ Teitelbaum, of Pennsylvania. adopted
a French defence against Z. c. Durfee, of
Brown. The latter held his own well until
forty-nine moves had been made, when he
made a slip. which cost him the exchange.
Teitelbaum scored after sixty-five moves.
At the third table F. X. Perkins played
black in a centre counter gambit against
F. H. Guild. of Brown. the former winning
after sixty moves had been recorded. The
play was very even fer forty-seven moves.
at which point both players endeavored to
stabIish passed pawns. That of Perkins
was the further advanced, compelling Guild
to give up a piece. After that it was a
hopeless uphill fight for the Brown player.
The summary follows:
OPPONENTS AND RESULTS.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
Race Ends in a Dead Heat
BurkhoIder and Taylor in Spirited Skating
Contest at the ST Nicholas Rink.

and il then looked as if he had little chance
of getting by Tavlor and Dayton. He
passed Dayton at the bell. but only nailed
Taylor at the tape and in their struggles
both fell as they crossed the line Ihe
judges were unable to separate the pair
and it was announced that the pair Would
settle the deadlock al the next series OF
races. The time-2:59-was more than II
seconds faster than either nf The other
heats. but this was explained later when
it was said that a mistake had been made
in calling off the laps. the contestants skat-
ing one lap short of the required distance
There were several exhibitions, consist
ing of barrel jumping by Morris W9o6. one
OF the professional champions; fancy skat-
ing by Miss Cathleene Pope. and a fox
chase This consisted of endeavor on
the part of several individuals 10 eaten
Wood. who skated backward.
l. The novice haf-mile heats caused merri-
n1ent, as some of the contestants started
in their street clothes. not even negIecung
the derby hats Irving Reiner, of The
Bronx won the final heat in the excellent
time of 1:33 40
Wood also skated q half-nile exhibition,
but his time of l 80 So was two-ffths OF 4
second slower than Kearney made in his
heat.
The summary follows:
F+alf-miIe handicap final hea0-Won by
Philip J. kearney, St Nicholas Skating Club
1scratch): W NJ Taylor. New York \. G. 80
Yards, second. Larry Barnett, De Witt Clinton
High school (55 yardsl third. Time, l 81 80
Half-nlile novice final heatl-Won by irving
Reiner. Bronx: George Graham. Wanderers
Skating Club. second; e. :. coughtry. Hockey
club Of New York third. Time, :S5 -.
One-mile (handicaD)-Dead heat between ".
Rurkholder. St Nicholas Skating Club go
ards NJ 4
1 C6aD vardsl: K. 2. Dayton New York a. c
(4o YARDS third Time, 2:59-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE-STATE OF NEW YORK-PUBLIC
Service Commission for the FIRST pistTlct.- 1c---
Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company Tor AZ
provAl Of tha issue Of additional bonds Or tne
nsr value of SiO9 40. secured by COlsotttatet
Mortgage authorized By order of December IA
IaO4 case No. 1907 Notice Is hsrecT gwen
that the application OF the COney Island AMI
FsrooxIyn Railroad Company for order OF the
Public Service Commission for the First pist1c.
authorizfnx a further issue by said company Or
s1Oa T40. for moneys said to have oeen spent aSr
various purposes out or income Up TO June -
raTo and charged 20 capital. but FOR which said
petitioner claims that It has not issued oonis
Or stocks. will heard by the Commission az
its Office No. 154 Nassau street. B0rousn eL
Manhattan. New York City, on the 3Oth day or
Decerter 1910 at $50 o'clOcS IN the aftsrnoon
Dafed New York December - 1910.
CCNEY ISLAND AND BROOKLYN RAILROAD
By S. ". HUFF. President
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
ROSEVILLE IN FIRST PLACE
Four Series Rolled Last Night IN
Athletic Bowling League.

The Rosevi1le Athletic Association team
took the lead in the Athletic Bowling
League race by winning the odd game on
the Jersey City Club alleys last night
Other series resulted in the New York Atm
la,ic Club team winning two from the Pas
sale club quintet. while the champion
Eliza beth team did likewise at North End.
and Newark Bay won the odd the
Columbian Club alleys IN East Orange.
The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
YALE's ROWING POLICY
Captain Frost Names Graduates
as Advisory Committee.
Tpv Telegraph TO The Tribune

New Haven Dec. 29.-Captain Elliott
Frost announced an innovation in Yale
rowing policy tonight when he SAID fhat
the following graduate committee or hFe
members would assist him TINS year III
handling boating questions
Julian " Curtis. Yale 70, OF New YORK
C.itx,. Walter Camp so. of New Haven :;
Frederick W Allen, 1900. of ST. Louis; Le-
ro,- whine 1905. of New York City. and
r,,.+b,en WardeH. 1910. of Poughkeepsie-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
FINE CARD AT BEDFORD A. c

The Bedford Athletic Club. of Congress
Hall. Brooklyn. viii stage an all-star card
tonight The main bout of ten rounds
will bring together Irish Paddy and Todo
Moran In the semi-1nai Of six rounds
Petite o Brien will meet Jos Fox.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
BILLIARD AND POOL NEWS.

Edward Z. Parker, Iso defeated Arthur
Rosenfeld. 2lo, in hard-fought game in
the Glass b amateur handicap, 1872 baIk-
line billiard tournament at the Riverside
Billiard Academy last night by score of
$50 10 fes.