Harlem Spider; Joe Bernstein, the Ghetto Champion; Tom Palmer as the Pedlar and the Little Box of Tricks; Albert Griffith was Young Griffo: Walter Egerton was the Kentucky Rosebud; Billy Murphy was called Australian Billy and the Little Torpedo; Wm. Broad has always been Kid to ring followers; Terry McGovern, Terrible Teddy; Austin Rice is the Iron Man; Charles Xehring is the Charley Xeary who recently stopped Herrera; and Rosario Locke is called Kid. Jerome Quigley was often called the Fighting Plumber: Hugh-ey Xapier, the Kangaroo; Jack Bonner, the Fighting Miner; Foster Walker, the Messenger Boy; Tom McCarthy, Woburn Tom; John Boyle was always called Crockey; George Kerwin. the Mystery; Frank Garrard, the Letter Carrier; and Tommy Ryan, of Philadelphia, was called Philadelphia Tommy to distinguish himfrom Tonsiliris Tommy.Among the old-timers Jem Mace was the Gypsy; John Mahan was known as Steve Taylor; Dick Goodwin was Spring Heel Dick: W.Thompson was generally known as Bendigo; Johnny Riley as Siddort's Mouse: Bill Perry was called the Tipton Slasher many years before the present-day boxer with the same nickname, Benny Yanger. tried his hand at the game; Bill Sheriff was the Prussian, Bill Poole was known as the American Boy: the famous John C. Hcennn was known as the Benilt; ia Boy; Sam Hurst was the .Stal^ybridge Infant, and Jack Burke was called the Irish Lad.