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Der the Direction of
Spa niards.
kco THE fAcToTua.
b thnn Anything Eisc
eonIe Present Were
synipathixcrs.

government, was formally
CAPTAIN General Blanco.
made by the Spanish Of
rilliancy 70 the occasioL.
bcession OF military. The
rated with flags and ban
btain general made what
be an impressive speech,
which he said that il the
e United States had been
Today ought to he saluting
Rn parliament instead or
ives of its members.
at 1880 p. M. were drawn
OF the street leading from
hail of congress. located
brmer!y known as the Ca
rom the time the autono-
was established the Casino
IS purpose.
H. of fifteen guns from the
announced the departure
Pal Blanco from the pala &c.
etachment OF cavalry, and
, we're General Pando, the
nder of Havana; General
staff. and two adjutants,
a carriage in which were
General Blauco, General
lander of the Spanish forces
itenant Congosto, secretary
government and General
II. Following the captain
81 were many officers or
Rfter them came a de'acil-
guards. \ force OF ciVal-
e procession, which passed
street 10 the Parque lsi-
Z o the Dragons thorough
I'll the members OF the du-
fnment were awaiting the
and OF his arrival there
Wired upon the foFtr IS
the nall, IN addition 10
ngress, the colonial eecre-
I'LL AVA ,,il;,ar,. nutbor.
tanl,S CIV onrs,,Is ,na ,ha
o,s;cars ~ Tho nritish
"a ~ l,,oroh or,,tsoy r,,I
-, -" -" 40 T.. nor, poei6cs
nm ti, a. ~ - ,yorn nrrs
o.' .e, ,d,s ~ 40 Saanis,
- go, = 49, S,;,,o,., - Iiavana
u'ns s0. ~, ,naa, V. .h $50
yves VI .ne 'o'a III, anu so $50
heMspate's' "e'e
; plssI , ,t..a n.i,b
sen. al was Ieeei ., ~
xspec' "heh ne en'ei1u .no
tihely uecorateu. III IL
aii on d pia'ioIlh was pss
PIE nnuer a canopy anu ,'snI
We're rortraits OF ,he iitlle
n ana his motneT' tne quSen
bco took up a position behind
his right were inc menlpers
~ 81
OF Cubs. On his left stoou
b and Solino.
be participants in the cere-
their PLACES the cactain gen
hillary fashion and read his
heress.
substance;
Feat pleasure in seeing the
Is Of this island Unite here
time. In spite of the fnct
ed States has tried to impede
hshment OF peace. Spain has
|romisa of introducin'; reforms
HAS approaching a reconsider
ing of the war. Ii the ie7lar-
United States had been sin
is would he saluting today
ban parliament instead Of
he lives Of its members and
elf so false to their policy,
h plans. Spain has giv,n the
he proposed 10 do for the pur-
bring peace and without any
The autonomy form OF govern
he'd is sample of that of
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Anti-spanish Riots.

New York, May 5.--A special diEpltch
from Kingston asserts that official dis
patches through that city report thai there
have been anti Spanish ppriIlnes - Porte
Rico and that revolutionary eqFernene -
well under way. The dispatcA ~ ~ -
confirmed. "a az 81
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Tho following llno' Of Gents All Wool
suits arc nov going very fast Come early
before our assortment Is broken,
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Ksy West. Fla. MAJ 5.-Further inior-
nation from the besieged island - to the
effect that General Bianeo Is urging he
authorities In every locality 70 stir W the
patriotism OF the people. which is sid
to be rapidly waning under the defeats OF
the Spanish feet
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from HAVANA.
American War Vessels scen-Thr
Mcrt st spntingo dc Cnha,

ravsra, May 5.--Ttis morning at I
o,clock four American vessels passed in
front Of Havana The British steamer lsa-
bella entered the hsrbo. this morning. 1t
is reported that the British gunboat Alert
Is at Santiago de Cuba
Last night the officers OF the British
cruiser Talbot occupied a complimentary
Box at the Alhisu theater. mesting MOI
at the city hall In Union de Reyes adopted
n resolution. The substance OF Which was
sent TO Senior Galyez. president OF me hu-
economist government.
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The sun., 1898-02-23
CYCLING.

EIvy Noodley, better known as Shorty
will ride II Robin Hood this season, he
will begin training in Il short time.
Many whcelmen are satisfied with
their bicycles so long as the wheels 90
round and the bearings do not Shrek
alond for oil; and it is generally these
wheelmen who wait until something
goes wrong with their wheels before
they look them over, who condemn the
dealer for selling them Il wheel for what
they call faulty construction, when
the fault is generally neglect on their
own part for not attending to the adjust
nent and care at the right time. Too
much stress cannot be laid on the i'm.
portancc OF the proper and accurate ad-
iustment-a bicycle being like watch
in this respect; it can be made to run
fast or slow, hard or easy, simply bv
proper or improper adjustment. No
one wollld suggest that a cyclcr should
know how to make a bicycle before
learning to ride one, but they should
certainly get a general idea of whats
what from the dealer from whom the
wheel is purchased, SO that thcy can
tell when anything is wrong, none can
deny.
There appears to be no such thing
The sun., 1898-02-23
LONG SHOTS RULED The bAY THE SPORTING WORLD
Father Bill Daly'S Cas:.-Of
Prompt Won the Handicap.
WE'LL RIDDEN BY Mcknight
Fifield and Equity Won With Twenty
to One Against Them.-.Eleven
Rocks on the Line.
TURF TALK.

The usual holiday crowd attended the
races at Singeriy yesterday. The feature
Of the day was The Washington House
Handicap which was won by Prompt,
who is now owned by Pagan. Little
Midget Mcknight had the mount and
rode a perfect race. The coolness he dis
played as Candeiabt7a came up to him
was remarkable as he never once lost his
head as 80 per cent of the lghtweights
would have done, but he just kept good
hold OF his mount's head and that won
the race.
There were three boys 10 receive the
$50 prize for winning m long shots.
They were Charles, f. Jones and Mid
get Mcknight.
Following are the summaries, entries
and selections for to-day.
Summary.
First Race-Four and half furlougs.
Fitield, l09 Charles, 2, s and 4, first;
Prairie Flower, lA7 (Rigby) 3, and ~,
second, Frank h, 100 (Eliis) s, 3 and S-,;
third, Time, l.l2l. DR.. Jim, lntimi-
dad, kassala, George W. Bailey, Noun
tain Maid, ais, ran.
Second Race Six furlongs. st. Pat,
ll2 (Gritfln) I. SO and 7-l0 tirst; Reform
lI5 Burkholder) and - second; Null
lxghmore, lis (Houlahan) 7, q aud G.1
third. Time LAO. King Bon, Geid Dol
lar, Chiswick, Beau Brumnnl- Bessie
Browing, also ran.
Third Racc--Scyen furlongs Red
STAR ll5 (Nostrand), $, 3 and 50, first
Minis, 40 (Pattonl, -, second; Caro-,
ven, n5 (Seatonl, ;, and ~, third
Time, l.54i. Pocket Piece, Estella A,
ops right. Davv Crockett, also ran.
|, Fourth Race--Sixth and uae-haf fur.
oisgs. Prompt, "a, (Mcknyht), no, 4
ai.. 2, third. Tine, i.44 t. Ferx,iol,s
Jewsharp, Frand Howh, Nellie $. KIon
dixie, New South, also ran.
Fifth Race Six fnslongS Eqwity, 10.
T.. Jones J, 20, 3 and A, first; Elertro, H.:
il I, Madisony, ia, and 2, second; Beloved
lO7 ((iriffen) =, 7-5and.S-5, third. Time
LAZY. HINT Metropolis, Batch Lady, Ad
vance, Ic Grslnde, Walker a.. Hnrtit
Gay, ais" ran,
Six Rar,-Nx iurlolps. The Ma,ltaNln
ll2 AshMrn}, 4, rs and As, first; Cheol
Up, lO7 iNoarand 'G-a and -, second
Wexford, 109 I.tis }, a, / and I.2, third
Time, 1.I0!, Fun Speed Telegram Finn
water, also ran
T..
The sun., 1898-02-23
-iMlSCELLANY,G N.

! Yousouf, the Turkish wrestler. posted
$500 yesterday in New York for match
with Ernest Roeber. Antonia Pierre,
| himself Greek wrestler OF note, who
accompanies the party as Interpreter, said
yesterday that Iousouf is undoubtedly
the most accomplished wrestler in Tur.
key. lie is veteran soldier and in the
army his prodigious strength won him
recognition from the Sultan, who estab-
llshed him in his palace as personal
attendant. Yousouf is 81 years old,
stands six feet two in his stocking feet
and weighs, in condition, 24O pounds.
he dresses IN the picturesque garb OF his
native country and attracts great deal,
OF attention by reason of his enormous
height.
Congressman llitt, of Illinois, intro.
duced bill in the House last Saturday.
asking for an appropriation of 81 ZOO, 900
to defHy the expenses of American ex-
hibitors at the Paris Exposition. Of this
sum S25,UOO will BE- required for the
American athletic team.
The crack swimmers of the University
ot Pennsylvania and the aquatic experts
of the knickerbockcr a. G. will meet in
II return game of water polo at the X. A.
{. clubhouse this evening.
James Wray has posted Il forfeit at
Newcastle with an offer to row Barry for
fl0O side on the Thames course if the
Sportsman Cup is put up Barry few
weeks ago offered to row any man in the
world ON the Thames for elOO side.
Ihe articles of agreement for a chess
match between ii. n. Pill>bury and
J.. ". Showaltcr have been signed, and
the contest Will open at noon on Feb. 25,
at the Postal Telegraph building.
A meeting for the purpose of selecting
The American cable team to take boards
against the BritishcrS on March IS and
- was held in New York last evening.
The sun., 1898-02-23
Short and Pnhy Pointers From
the Turf.
BRIEF TOPICS OF The DAY
A Resume OF the --latest DOiDgs IN
Athletics, Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate
SELF DEFENCE.

Rose Sclley was yesterday granted
divorce at Hamilton, O., from Norman
>eIley ("Kid Mccoy.
Joe Choynski will hereafter manage
himself.
Eddie Curry sails for England to-.
morrow.
San Francisco has three important
fights in sight-George Green VS.. Tommy
Ryan, twenty rounds, on February 25
Joe Choynski VS.. Sailor Sharkcy, twenty
rounds, on March II, and Peter jackson
vs.. Jim Jeffries, twenty rounds. ON
March 90.
/ In all probability George Lavgne and
Jack DAILY will box fifteen rounds before
4 Cleveland club on March II at l37
pounds, weigh in at Gp. M, winner to
get 81 800.
Midget Glynn will meet Jack Lansing
in Il six round contest at the Arena on
! Friday night next.
Tom VRourkc has issued challenge
for Joe Walcott to meet the winner OF the
Ryan Given fight in San Francisco
Billy VDonnell has hacker who will
nut upa bet OF 81 600 against Joe Bern.
stem.
Arrangements have been concluded for
the bout bet ween Jim Janey, the "Black
Delm,n," Of Washington, and Charlie
johnson, of Minneapolis, which will
take place on Wednesday evening, March
=, ut Baltimore under the auspices of the
Emreka Athletic Club.
Tom ORourke, who is q pretty good
judge, * of the opinion that Peter Mahel
rather than Joe Choynski, is fitted tc
give kid Mccoy sound whaling
! Choynski aud Maler are two propo.
, sitioEs that Mccoy mast overcome be-
fore he can hope to shine as a star in the
heavyweight class.
George Dixon has arrived in New
Y1k from West Baden, lad. He says he
weighs Ia pounds in his street clothes.
KID Mcfarland and Tom Tracey
nmy be matched to tis ht in CLEVELAND
about April a. The KID wants l4(
pounds ap,d Tracey ss holding out for l42
John Bonner. "f Summit Hill, anC
ABE Clhnan, Of Baltimore, will make tn.
wind-nF at the Arena ON Friday night.
The sun., 1898-02-23

as the arristocracy OF the bicycle, and
there is not likely to be. The high and
proud, the poor and low, are all upon
the common level of he saddle, and all
are alike in the brotherhood Of the BIZ
cycle.
Tom Eek has arrived home from his
trip to England and France in quest Of
racing men who will race under the di-
rection OF William Morgan.
The report is current that Michaeps
present trip to New York City is for the
sole purpose Of entering the employment
OF Phil Dwyer as a jockey and riding his
horscs tins season. Some time ago q.
rumor was afioaL that Dwyer had offered
Michael handsome salary to quit the
bicycle for the race track, bnt the idea of
Michael taking any such step was pro-,
nounced ridiculous.
Many will soon start to learn to ride
the bicycle and word of advice to those
who will administer the lessons is never
to touch the handle bars at all. Just
keep the bicycle steady by grasping the
end OF the saddle or saddle.pOst, and.
allow the beginner to do all the steering
necessary. As confidence and command
over the wheel is gained the hand may
be withdrawn from the saddle after the.
preliminary push.of.
All working parts of bicycle should
be as much as possible under cover. The
bearings are such and the chain should
be. For comfort and economy of wear
and tear, a gear case is the best thing in,
the world. 1t will make a wheel run
hundreds of miles without looking at the
chain. The rider can plunge through
DUST slush and mud and meyer give The
chain thought. How about the chain
not enclosed? Perhaps readers have
experienced that annoyance from mud
or dust logged chain! The gear-case will
come into general use and it will be a
sane moment in the history of rabid en-
thusasm for lightness and looks when it
is universally adopted.
The sun., 1898-02-23
DIAMOND DUST.

Chrls Won der -Ahe's attorney hiss gone
To Pittsbnrg. lie says: "We are con-
tident that on Wednesday next, whether
the dk,ision by the United States Court is
favorable or adyrrse-and it may be the
Iatter-Mr. Won der Abe will be bailetl
pcnding an appeal TO the Supreme Court
of the United Sta&es and will rcturn i'm.
mcdiatel Y to st. Louis.
/ ira''s Varsity and freshmen mines
/ will he chosen from the 13G candidates
on "Wednesday.
joyce, New I"sik's captain has arrived
in New York. lie has decided t." play
first base
The New York pal tyers are to report on
Marct M.
The following players have already
signed PhiIadeIphi contracts: Catcher,
McF@r land; pitchers, Orh, Janison,
Wheeler, Murphy, Dnnke, Duggleby,
FIfird and Don'ghue; second base. Abb
batticilio; outtielders, Coley, Tate.
" q. Douglass. one of the new Phla-
uelpil. players, who WAS secured from
Van der Abe, declares that he is through
with klseblll and will soon leave for the
klontGke.
Bob Ensile, the League umpire, is
one "a the best shots in Canada. During
the Winter he has captured several big
shouting events over the line.
Eddie Ieewe is guessing. lie is sup
posed to haye been drafted by Louisville
but Claude Ritchey's advent in the Falls
City means that there will be no place
for him at short. The Cincinnati lad has
Not heard from anybody, and, like the
Congressman from Texas, he does not
know exact V where he is 'at.'
Bill Egan has played with only five
clubs since 1889, his first professional
year The clubs are Harrisburg, st.
Louis, Albany, Chicago and Syracuse.
Tins fact speaks we'll for the merits of
the player.
Frank killen, of pttsburg, has de-
ci'led to 60 to Hot Springs in advance of
the team on February %. Frank has
great faith in the Hot Springs treatment
and believes that he will be greatly benc-
fitted by taking two weeks course be.
fore beginning.
Elmer Smith will probably be selected
20 lead the Reds batting list next sea.
son now that Billy Hoy is out of the
'unnng.
This will be Fred Clarkr's fifth wear
with the Coloncls. lie succeeded Larry
rwitchell in left field in 1894
The sun., 1898-02-23
FOOT BEL.

The Foot Ball Committee Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania held a meeting
yesterday and elected Samuel X. Morgan
as manager Of the football team. Word
has been received from Harvard that she
will play Pennsylvania next fall 49,. 49, The
date has not yet been decided, but it will
probably be the last match of the sea-
son, the Quakers having taken such G
slump after the Harvard game of last
season. Manager Morgan and Captain
Outland will meet Harvard's representa-
tlves in New York about March 5, when
the time and place will be agreed upon.
Dartmouth has agreed to play a game
of football in this city next i;lll either
with Cornell or the Carlisle Indians.
The sun., 1898-02-23
AQuATICS,

Edward B. Ten Eyck, the famous
oarsman, began his preliminary training
yesterday to take off the twenty-odd
pounds OF spare flesh he has accumulated
during the past winter. His present
work consists of running two miles each
day, and he will go on the river as soon
as the weather permits. J. b. Juvenal
and Ten Eyck have put in couple Of
practice spins in a pair-oared shell.
The sun., 1898-02-23
WANTED

6ooo men wanted to fill Govt
Service vacancies this year. Only
common school education needed
for most places. $4,000 to $2, 500
salaries. Dates and locations OF
next examinations and valuable
information sent FREE on re-
quest. POTOMAC CIVIL SER
VICE ACADEMY, Dept B,
Wash, D. c.
The sun., 1898-02-23
TAKE THEM IN time

The masses will have what
they want, cost what it may.
High-priced medicines have had
their day and the poor and af-
aicted may now enjoy the bene-
fits Of carefully prepared, pure
remedies at practically nominal
prices. The physicians con-
nected with Louisiana Specific
Laboratory have prepared num-
Der Of standard cures which are
offered to the public at the lowest
prices convenient with pure
preparations.
These standard cures cannot
be b ught of druggists. By send
ing your orders direct to the
Louisiana Specific Laboratory,
Lake Charles, Louisiana, you
are sure to receive pure, fresh
drugs properly compounded and
carefully packed.
In ordering the following
standard cures please give the
number of the remedy needed
If taken in time one supply will
effect a Dermanent cure.
The sun., 1898-02-23

IF Jmlu Martin. who left the El'Si'sn ,'I,! ~!
ing his mother dane Martin lhr' fial,senl
would like to hear from him. t"mm"l'iraH nH
letter with l.. A.. lDl Hyer~n 81, hm"kFh' Ne"
fork
The sun., 1898-02-23

MAGGIE HARRlS-Iniomatinn "ah.r,, -
whereabouts Of Maggie Harris, WI" Wa 'npn
ed IL May. 1897 AT l4a West Ith 81 rMnnS' M , ''''
mumirate with IMiE& POTTER, GS Wall street
New York
The sun., 1898-02-23

IXi,pu,TIpN wanted OF the descendants "i
Henry ,u,iH,Al W'N.i! whu, III lst Ut i h
uryri c,i,icd 1T y Genre street; ana aIH" ~
the ir,r,udr,ts uf AIcxauhcr MrtAnr w'n,. III
1855 resided at III LInnry street ht'' %, "'',,' mn
owned or had some interest in premises NN; W.,
o. a. and uG Mulberry street, IN the rl'N "i Nc"
YORK. FREDERICK BELTI, Counsellor III Law
III l,runIvnv New York ci,v.
The sun., 1898-02-23
Paddock Points.

/ Jlomas Dyccr had swell bet on his
pet to win the Handicap, but the popl, ar
bookmake got even on The Maintain as
he played him heavy.
Sam uart lost few ten spots on his
mare Beloved. Never mind, old boy:
get even on her TODAY She is in soft
spot.
Joe Blnuell played his good mare
Cheer Up very lightly as he was afraid
the extra fnrlong would be to much for
her.
Meyers the owner Of Dutch Lady was
very sweet on his mare but they were
too speedy for her
Mackcssy loosencd up ON Frank
Iough, the stout owners face was very
long after the race.
NlcCanley finely won race with his
yellow dog The Mantaun and it was
when the cx.jockev Of Eclipse had the
least on him.
John Underwood the owner of the
Jersey Stable fell for bunch on his
mare Finnwater never mind Monroe
Doctrine will be ready soon.
Jack White lost swelIer ON Reform
and then trycd to get even on his own
mare Nellie $, but luck was against the
popular Jack.
George Hill contributed $50 toward
the books on account of his horse kIon.
dixie being beaten in the handicay.
Big. good naturcd Duffy won Il bet on
his Irish horse st. Pat. Schemms was
very plentiful last night, how about it
Meyers.
The turf patrons OF Memphis will be
treated toa better class Of racing during
the coming meeting at Montgomery Park
The sun., 1898-02-23
HELP WANTED-MALES.

uyANTED-A man of ability 70 represent a
w firm Of high standing; must have small
capital for gOotls carried W. II. Kelley, man
ager, Gibson House
The sun., 1898-02-23
. District Map
of Delaware.

The STATE SENTINEL Of Dover is hav-
ing prepared and viii soon be ready to
deliver New Map of Delaware, giving
the boundaries OF the Representative and
Senatorial Districts as provided by the
New Constitution. $1.1O will secure
this valuable Map and the STATE SENTINEL
for one year. The number is limited;
subscribe at once. New subscribers will
receive the paper the balance OF tslis year
free. Address, with remittance,
THE SEATE SENTINEL, Dover, Del.
The sun., 1898-02-23
Selections.

First Race-.Junk, Cuba, butch Buster.
Second Race--Con Lucy, May Tinker
ton, Sherlock.
Third Race-Will Tonso, yinita, Jul-
anna.
Fourth Racr-Miss Brown, Traymorc,
Frank b.
Fifth Race-Edith Gray, Silver Bill,
Shade.
Sixth Racc-Crown. A. b. Dadc,
Mantle
The sun., 1898-02-23

NyANTED-Situation for cnachman or house.
w work in private family. Address D7 Tat
nall street
The sun., 1898-02-23

W,NTED-Rulort Bruce ImVihS"i sou "'
the m1r Da,jd luviilsnr, Writer. Cn'mi, A,Eu,
scotland. g amy ui his rhi|dl"n, Address uAN a.
ut Moan * SOS Solicitors, lidcc Sc"th'H'
The sun., 1898-02-23

~ Frederic Richardson, late pro. cricktserr'
w.Ilorough, Notts, England. and Montreal,
canada, win apply u II y. s., .s2 Lafayette av.,
h,. will he gladly received. Cuban lalers please
rulN,
The sun., 1898-02-23

ne Word "Ad" months in Journal 15c. STAMPS
MI R3'lt reaches Western people. Il. Is. Rilly
South Broadway, st. Louis No
The sun., 1898-02-23

The Kelley Match Company will oc-
c!lpy the ONv Hxdrigrn Gas plant at
the foot Of Madison street after March
twenty-fith.
The sun., 1898-02-23

AyANTED-5O boys to sell the Sunday edi.
w ton Of Tue Sun. Biggest sale on record
last Sunday More Profit. Apply lG' Fast Sixth
street
The sun., 1898-02-23
NOTICES.

wANTEp-E Energetic agents. either sex. Char
.c,er must bear strctest investigation Aad'ess
II \ office.
The sun., 1898-02-23

pUBBER MILL APP POINT r S
II AGENTS on unoccupied ground
equitable, pushing Statesmen. Ap
ly. p. .. Box 1871 New York.
The sun., 1898-02-23

INruRMATlON wanted Of Glare Duval by his
i,',r j. DUEAL. l5l West 53rd,
ss'' New York City.
The sun., 1898-02-23

~ Michael {. Walls, born in Iallntra, county
,'n.U,i Ireland, now about 40 years Of age, sup
''nrd to be about New York, would comm,mi-
pat With his cousin Michael flOh, Rnssville
street, Londonderry, ireland. he would hear
,ompthing to his advantage.