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The Premium Note Company.

Lucky coupon-holders in the Premium
Note Company. according TO the drawing of
the Beuetciencia Publica, which took place
at the City Of Mexico yesterday. The win
ming numbers are as follows. No. 459i9. first
capital prize, $3.50. sold in San Francisco
No. 1909 second capital prize, $3.50, sold in
sold in Portland, Or; Nos. 207sl. 39472,
1923 aud 1926. sold in Oakland, Cal, Les
Angeles Cal. Idaho, Mont, and Denver,
Colo. Prizes can be collected through any
bank or express company, and will be
Note Company in San Francisco, Gals
In 1892 there were 1858 papers published
in this country and Canada.
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remaining property is to 60 to the daughter
and the remaining one-thfd 10 the widow.
If. however, the value of the estate ex-
ceeds $500, 600. which, of course, is quite
certain, from 8 to 10 rer cent of such excess
must be devoted to charity.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the County Clerk Yesterday:
Giovanni Simonetti and Cesara Simonetti,
29-21.
Edward 2. Morgan and Grace Nankeruls,
25-2S.
Antonio Augustine ROcca and Assunsa A.
DellOIso 34-24.
Henry W. scheerin and Nellie E. Hadley,
26-23.
George f.. shreve and Jennie L. Watson,
1915.
CHARLES D. Watson and Mary S. Hedden.
1928.
Michael j. Dunn and Mary E. Crawford
2S-23.
53-44
francisco de MOItOzo and Adelina S MoItozo,
1870.
The Victoria railroad bridge over the ST.
Lawrence al Montreal is two miles long and
one OF the engineering wonders OF the world,
and yet il cost only S5, 000,09O.
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was steaming up the bay. This sad incident
was the only one which served to mar the
little steamers prosperous VOYAGE
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINETO NEW YORK. VIAPANAMA
isih and 18TH Of each month, calling at sess7sss
JHTiCus Torts OF Mexico aud Central America.
Through line saiIIngs-ApriI 70, IS. GO.tHa; May
g. IS. CAY sydney: Way ] 3. IS. Acapulco.
hoTE-when the sailing day falls on sunday
steamer Will be dispatched The following Monday.
WAY LINE. TO MEXICAN ASD CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
Steamers leave San Francisco the Sd
and 18Th Of each month calling at various Mexican
and Cen trail American ports.
Way Line SaIlings-SS san Bias, May 8 IS. san
Juan, May Is.
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COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL nc. = , 3.
~ and until further notice. boats and trains wat
leave from and arrive at the san Francisco Passsa
ger Depot, MSrket-street wharf, as follows;
From San Francisco for Tlburon,
Belvsdcre and San Raj e.
WEEK DAYS-7:iO. $50, IL 30 a. NJ D.: so. 3 80.
5:UJ. $40 N.
sUNDAYs-s:OO, $3.50. 200 4. NJ 1850. s:s),
90, 8 ~ p. NJ.
From san Rafael for San Franci<ce-
WEEK DAyS-5:25. 1855, ESQ 1850 A. N; lao,
$40 SOS p. N.
sATURD AVS oNLY-Kn extra trip at 80 P NJ
SUNDATS-S:1O. $40, l1:lO 4 n: l:i1 S;al
500. :2S P.
from Tiburnn 70 san Francisco
WEEK DAY $3.50, $40, :55. IL :55 A. NJ; :05,
4:O5, 5 80 +.
SATURDAYS oNLY-An extra trip at 6:55 r N.
SuNDAlS-S:4O, 1905, 1855 4. NJ; 2:O5, 4.JJ.
II G~Sb N
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WHITE STAR LINE
United States aud Royal Mai! Steamers
Urn

BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown G Liverpo OIL =,
SAILING EVERY WEEK.
CABIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD eSscs
" Tug TO steamer and aecomm odatlous So IlsszssSs
hoted; second cabin. $35: Majestic and Teatonl;
szU and $40. Steerags tickets from England, Ir5-
land, Scotland. Sweden, Norway aud Denmark
through 10 san Francisco at lowest rates IlckstS
railing d2tos and ce5in pla= smay be procnr ed from
W. II. AVERY. Pacific Mali DOCK. or at the General
Once OF The Company, els Market s., under Grand
u cteL u. W. FLETCHER,
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.TSPAS - CtTINA T.TNF-
FOR OKOHAMA AND HONGK NJ.
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for Shauy-
hsi and at Hongkong for East Indies. Straits,
SIS. China, Tuesday April -, at P. II.
IS. Peru, Saturday, May -. at P
KS. CITY OF Rio de Janeiro Thursday, Juae l,
ct 3
IS CITY of Peking, Thursday Tuae - at p N
Round-trip tickets to Yokohama and return at re-
duced rates.
For freight or passage apply az the once corner
FIRST and Braunan streets.
Hranth Ofice-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENrER, General AGENT.
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60YAL MAIL sTElM PAGXEr Gn

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPiNw ALI. RS
- forinightly for til, West Indies and .Aesss4y
southampton, calling route at OherbolrS
trance, anG Plymouth TO land passengers
Through Bilis Of Lading. in connection with tins
P;eifc Mail So Co. issued for freight and treasure
10 direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets from San francisco TO PlymOuth.
Cherbourg. Southampton. First-class. $lS5; tnir1
Class $97 DO. FOR further particulars apply 10
II FAkROTT y CO.. Agents. SO6 Californian
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TIE WEEKLY GALL il a most 40
ceptable present TO send to
your friends in any Locality
ST a year postpaid
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F on relieving indigestion ana Kindred trouble
nothing VIII do 1t more quickly or pleasantly than
Whites Yueatan Gum.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND n. P. RAILWAY.

for MOrning. P for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. saturdays only
iSundsys only.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
I,rL-tn c-N. . t.rca

Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO.
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F. H. LATHAM Gen Pass a TIKI. Agt
General cffic STA sans ONE str ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

She DESTROYED a Document which the Ceaao
Had Entrusted 10 Her.

Had Entrusted To Her.
LONDON, April ls.-The Dowager Duchss
of Sutherland was committed to HOLLOWAY
prison this morning for contempt Of court
Ii was charged that having obtained an order
to inspect certain papers she mad deliberately
paced in the FIRE a document which, under the
order. she was permitted to inspect
When the case came mp today an affidavit was
forth that the document which she had burned
was private letter, written 10 ner by her late
husband OF the marriage, taat she had not
thought 1t any harm TO destroy . document OF
that character and she closed by Offering an
apology TO the court.
Sir Francis Jeuns remarked that when she
destroyed the letter she said IL was letter from
her to the late duke. Now she said the reverse
He then imposed the sentence OF six weeks i'm
prisonment for contempt Of court. and san
fenced the dowager duchess 70 pay . fns Of
f250.
The dowager duchess Was awaiting the dispo-
stion Of the case IN the barris.e-s' consulting
room. There was q great scene when her
friends communicated the sentence to her. Ths
dowager duchess and the friends around shsd
tears and exhibited great indignation. The
dowager duchess hurried into a carriage and
thus depriving the tirstaff OF the
court Of the unique experience OF serv-
ing . committal order upon q duches.
At Holloway jail the duchess was taken in ths
lodge rs q frst-ciass offender
When the news II the decision was CARED
70 the present Duke Of Sutherland he received
the announcement without emotion, remarked.
very well, and difpstcheds . mssssngse - ~
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PRECEDENCE AT THE NAVAL REVIEW.
The Posts of Honor to Be Given to Foreign
ers Accor:iin. 10 Eank.

The Posts of Honor to Ee Given to Foreign
ers Accor;iin. 10 Eank.
There seems to be considerable mlsapprehen-
sion in regard to the formation OF the foreign
division in the naval review. great many
otherwise well-informed people are under the
erroneous impression that the position in line
Of the foreign fleets depends on the time of
their arrival at the rendezvous at Hampton
Roads and that those that come first will have
the posts OF honor. As matter Of fact the
time Of arrival has nothing TO do with it. that
Is, provided the vessels reach the rendezvous
before tine date Of departure for New York.
As IN the case of the United States vessels
which form one column, the order OF prece-
dence in each division is established by the
rank of the ofncer in command. Admiral Ben
ham commands the first division and Admiral
Walker the second for the same reason that
Admiral Gherardi commands the entire United
States feet, viz, he is the ranking ofrier. The
same order is observed in each division, the
sells being placed according to the rank OF their
commanders, seniority governing in cases where
officers are of the same grade.
The foreign line cannot be finally arranged
until it shall be determined what vessels will
be in it. This will also determine the question
as to whether there shall be one or TWO divisions
in the column. In the event Of there being
enough vessels to warrant two divisions the
two naries represented by officers Q: the highest
rank will be placed at the head of each
division, the officer OF highest rank. Of course,
taking the head of the first division with all the
vessels OF his fleet. So far as the Navy Depart
ment is at present advised Vice Admiral Hop
kins of the British feet is tine ranking officer
OF the foreign vessels that have already arrived
or that are expected to come 20 the
review. BY virtue of this fact the British
squadron will therefore have the post
OF honor in the foreign column, with
the flagship Blake at the head. In fact Admiral
Hopkins outranks Admiral Gberardi and would
take precedence to hum in any ordinary inter-
national naval demonstration, but on this par
ticuiar occasion Admiral Gherardi represents
the President of the United States. He is also
the host, and the British admiral and all the
other foreign officers are his guests. There
fore 1t is only right and proper tina: he should
occupy the place of highest honor at the ex-
treme front.
There will be two or three more admira,s on
the visiting warships yet to come. but none,
probably, whose rank viii threaten the posi-
ton OF the British feet. The second place OF
honor will undoubtedly lie between the Rus
sian and the French fleets with the chances
strongly in favor of the first named as repre-
sented by Admiral Kosnakoff whose flagship.
the Dimitri Douskai, is expected at Hampton
Roads IN q day or two.
The arrangement of these details requires
deiicate treatment, but Admiral Gherardi, who
has the matter an hand, may be depended on
to make no mistakes.
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Mra L. E Resm, whose serious illness was
announced in TIE SrAI Of Saturday, died
early this morning. She was The widow Of the
late Robert L. Ream and the mother Of Mrs.
Winnie Ream Hoxis and Mra Perry Fuller.
She was . most affectionate and devoted
mother and vas almost idolizsd by her chill
dren, who are completely broken down by her
death. The same kindness Of heart and deyo-
ton TO duty that made her beloved BY her
family had also won for hsr the affechonate
regard Of I'll who knew her, and her death VIII
BE- dncsrsly and Widaly mournsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18
ADMIRAL GHERARDrS DUTIES,
After the Review He VIII BE Placed in
Command of the Home Squadron.

After the Review He VIII BE Placed in
Command of the Home Squadron.
Secretary Herbert has made an order that is
very gratifying to Rear Admiral Gherardi and
his many friends. The order issued bv eY-
Secretary Tracy placing Admiral Gherardi in
command of the naval review feet provided
tina. on the completion Of the review he should
haul down his flag and reEnqIish command
afoat." Now. Admiral Gherardi does not de-
sire to give up sea duty for the more prosaic
service on land and he accordingly made
application to Secretary Herbert to be
allowed to continue on sea duty
until he reyires in Move .nber, 1894. The re-
quest was so reasonable that Secretary Herbert
had no hesitation in revohing that portion of
the order relating to mis- immediate relief after
the review, and there is every indication that
he Will be placed in command of the North
Atlantic station or home squadron. and con-
tinUed there SO long as he remains on the
active list in GOOD health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

MINISTER ALExANDER QUALIFIEs.-Mr Eben
Alexander of North Carolina was sworn in at
the State Department today by Mr.. H. L.
CryGn as United States minister to Greece
Servia and Rcumania. He will start for his
post IN a few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

Revenue Receipts Increase Seven Millions.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Mason today
submitted his last monthly report of the opera
tons OF the internal revenue bureau, the new
commissioner, Mr.. Miller, relieving him tomor-
row.
1t shows that for the nine months Of the
nsca! year ended March 81, 1893. the aggregate
receipts from internal revenue sources were
$l20 $40 DIG IS, gain over the corresponding
period Of 1882 Of q, ,90s. .o7s The principal items
OF increase were: Spirits, eS, ,s5S, TOT; tobacco,
0.97l; fsrmeuted liquors, e1, ,s3S, 949; oleo-
margarine, e266, ,S64 The aggregate receipts
March, 1891
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RELIEVED OF CoMMAND.-Capt. r. R. Wal
lace has been detached from command OF the
receiving ship Franklin and granted three
months leave of absence. with permission to
leave the United States. His successor has not
yet been selected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

The NEW MINISTER TO GREEcE-Prof Eben
Alexander Of North Carolina, the new minister
to Greece, Roumania and Seryia. was at the
State Department today and received the in
| structions impaired to the diplomatic repre-
| sentatiyes OF the United States before sailing
for their destinations to enter upon the dis
charge OF their duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

SILVER PURcHAszs.-Th treasury Depart
ment yesterday purchased 100000 ounces of
silver as follows: Seventy-tive thousand at
so $40. 100000 at 80. S3l5. 325 900 at 50. $3.50.
The offers were I.l75 0C0 ounces. The pur-
chases thus far this month amount to 2,622, 600
ounces.
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To Subscribers.
Subscribers to The STAR who are
served by route boys will confer q
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR Office, either in person.
by telephone OF by mail. any negli-
gence on the part of route boys.
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PERsoNAL.--E. G.. Monroe Of New York, E.
J. Ejtus of Wilmington. Del, Jerome Mckee of
Ne8 York, John H. Rowland of Brooklyn and d.
P. Dyer of Danville, Va, are at Willard S.
J. E. Lunonson Of Newark, VIM. NJ. Scott of
Pittsburg, L. E. Wilberger of Hazleton. Pa,
c. W. Bassett Of Pittsburg and E. c. McShane
OF st. Louis are at the Randall-Ex-Gov.
Jackson of Maryland. L. c. Cole of Bowling
Green, Ohio, and Byron 7. Ritchsr Of Toledo
are at the Ebbitt. t.-George Luke and s. S.
ton a0"'ne Of OF Chicago, hsw i0fk E. D. Pui- pSi-
man of Chelsea, Mass. and E. L. Young of
Philadelphia are at the Riggs.-Wilton Lack
aye of New York, Peter Guscio of vicksburg.
Miss, Robert Adair Of Montreal A. NJ. Smith
of Toronto and W. H. Cornell of Brooklyn
are at the Arlington.--C. A. Hiss
of New York, C. c. Gibson OF St. Louis, George
Barton Of Chicago and Edward Atkinson Of
Boston are at the Shoreham.--Jacob Sleeper
York, Robert NJ Cummings of Newark
4. S. Roberts of Texas and W. II. Fourners of
Cleveland are at the FREEDOMS.
Bond Of New York, J. 7. Hopper of
phia arr at the Johnson.--Rsv. 7.
Goshorn of Charleston, w. Va, ). A.
Norris Of Chicago and r. H. Rice Of Fremont,
Ohio, are at the eNationaL-James T. Prince Of
Atlanta. E. Alexander Of North Carolina, A. ].
Of New Orleans are at the Metro
politan.-C. b. Page Of Providence,
H. E Kyle Of Toronto, Canada. J. L. Jones Of
Chicago, A. n. Rice Of Boston and T. T.
Thomas Of Hot Springs, Ark, are ct the St.
James.--M. r. Connors Of Boston, p. Rosen-
rand Of Chicago and J. Pinsal Of st. Louis are
at the Howard House.-Ms. simon Wolf will
tomorrow move from 1125 6th street, where
hehas 30 long resided. to 1851 New Hampshire
avenue.
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To COMMANDO A CRUIsr..-Capt. A. T. Mahan,
president CT the Naval War College at Newport,
has been ordered to hold himself in readiness
for sea service He will probably command
one Of the cruisers now in the review
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

ALL QUIET.-The U.S.S. Kearsarge arrived
at Cape Haytien, San Domingo, today. Her
commanding officer informs the Secretary Of
the Navy that ''al is quiet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

ALLorMENTs MADE.-The following allot-
ments made by the ordnance and Notifications
board at its last meeting have been approved
by Secretary Lamont: For construction Of
Haskell Sinch gun. S640, and for Aide-Tireur
range finder, Sl75. The purchase Of a modified
Lest telescopic sight was also authorized
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FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs. - The total
number Of fourth-class postmasters appointed
today was l2S. of which Sc were to fill vacancies
caused by resignation and death.
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MAJ. MoYLAN RETIRED.--Maj Myles Moy-
Ian. tenth cavalry, having served over thirty
years in the army. has been placed on the re-
tired list on his own application.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, 1894, ,79S; customs. S343, 1862.
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VIRGINIA PosrNAsTERs.-The following fourth
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vice j. T. Blair. resigned, Washington Heights,
Roanoke; P. H. Sweet vice P. H. Huffman,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-04
BRIDGE JUMPER NUMBER IA.
DENNIS MCARTHY AND MIXED ALE
BEAT BR0DIE'S RECORD.
Dennis IL Brutsed BLACK and fiue, and re
vonited Blood. but the Doctors Thtak
Hen Live Did IL for Fun I'm Dying."

Dennis IL Bruised BLACK and Blue, and re
voritsd Blood. but the Doctors Thtuk
Hen Live-"I Did IL for Fun I'm DyinG."
Dennis Mccarthy, with quantity Of mixed
alo courage and Steve Brodie ambition.
jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge yesterday
afternoon. and he may live TO tell the tale. He
was flshed up by q passing tuRboat and sent
to the Chambers strcet Hospital with severe
contusions." His right side. in other words.
is all one brulse where he struck the water.
and he has been vomiting good deal OF blood.
He 10 not 30 happy as his friends are. for they
say that no did them proud" McCarthy's
jump was several feet higher than Brodies.
for he made It Just about half way between
the Brooklyn and New York piers.
Mccarthy Is q muscular young Irishman only
Fl years old. He come to this country about
year ago. and frequently boosted that he had
made high jumps in Ireland. The police say
no was bartender at Court and Garnet
streets. Brooklyn. for timo. lie lived at 45
sackett street. Brooklyn. Mccarthy spent
Sunday at 'Coney Island. md ho told his
friends that ho was going TO beat Brodie's jump
on the first opportunity. More or less mixed
ale yesterday worked his nerve up and ut
o'clock he hailed an empty furniture van driven
will YOU sivo a man a lift ?" he asked and
u,
him 10 Jump On and lie down IN pile q can;
vas. just before they reached the middle OF
'hr S s5'sss d Mdfsss ssss rB ss!f umpw
hesss S'Ssy 1000 sSsa place to Jump
Yes. it Is" said Hart, paying no attention
Mccarthy slid down from tho wagon. climbed
the parapet with whonp. and before Hart
S oMa ss ra o dSssa
hSS n
SssP
la9ded at pier y on the New York side;
ney by s S9ase Fo
the jumper was landed ecarthy,s courage
blood. When tho policeman asked him why
h. had jumped he said For fun. oh for fun;
At the hospital the. physician thought he
youpg man. and he was fairly we'll dressed. He
mani When HIS friends heard
hS that 's ts Would pS Se
Sure" said one of them. Steve Brodie
ass hate b s. n% GEN ns 5Ts: fas
Dinuis don't want no notoriety. see"
Mrs. WBrien. with whom untIl q month ago
not given to Jumping bridges. and was consid-
e. sDs snoy he oS ,GTa H edsP .Rss
a. usual at that time. and there was no. smell
could have got drunk in so short time.
IL Denris RECEIVERS he will lie arraigned In a
noise court for ne is noT under arrest. he Is
Brooklyn Bridge.