Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-12
THE GREAT PARIS LOTTERY.
Inc Winning Number and What
Was Drawn nv Them,

TIE GRAND PRIZE SPLENDID SILVER SERVICE
WORTH s:a,oN0-DIaMoNpS PICTURES. GREEN,
ho'sE' AND riANos AMONG TIRE PRIZES.
ltrom the London TELEGRAPH
fAR1s- Jan. p Among the threa hunsrea
T a.eS uiawh on sunday IN connection with Inc
>ueSfnians ~ ~ are included some insignificant
r. la-ehs oi tAe sllNerSmith 5 and jewelers. art
adeeInihent on account OF their Intrinsic ysIpS
anu aIIlSuc merit stand the first four lots tho
nu,Sn ifs OF winch headed the list we yrSteria,
puonshed. Number as 59e OF the stn 10y
iahes the much enyted grand prize nf t',e ,o,,,,
lLs array OF gifts. II consists or splendid siI9e-
service OF the most recherche deS.rin,ion anS -
CANT oeslgn by Odiot. 1t is valued N I55 aSry
ara the vendor is under an engagement IN ~
purchase The lot from the fortunate wInnnr ~
| the sum mentioned The second nr4ze uIt,a t a.,
| terror in cost or Workmanship. is uIrwTr ar
diamonds and briliiantS by Boucheron estimated
| py Tie jewelers. at ie8.toef. The lucky winnsr
| holds the number los 251 OF the SIN series
Numbers OI5,5S2 OF series and Oa4 6lS OF series
TAKE respectively The third and fourth prizes on
| the list. These are identical in form each being
! tiriere OF diamonds, one by Fontenay and the
| Other by Boucheron. They are OF equal worth
and eNchangeable for 4'.0o0f. by either OF the
| winners.
of the remaining pal lots the following are
| the principal and most noteworthy, with tue
1:chet numbers OF their fortunate recipients.
Tie fifth prize, taken by No. 1859, OF the 9;B
series, is fine toned organ, constructed by
| Cayafllt Coll, and valued at -. 600 francs A
| magnllcent table epergne OF massive silver
| and chaste workmanship, by Neyrat, costing
| $4,000 francs is the 9th prize, drawn b; NJ
/ a55,0S9 OF series 5. Two pictures OF the same
a. -
| Spectiyely. come TO the owners OF 1912? of sc
| lies and SfO.0l6 OF series /. The holder OF No
IS0.elS OF the 9th series is certain To be enyiei
by all musical young ladies, as the p1SscsSor I
magnificent planofoite. CoSSng some 1910 u
| francs. or about Coco sterling. The fine bron -
by COrdier, "A PrieSteSS OF ISiS"-the 18th prize
! ard worth $4,000 francs-goes TO No 2!3., 40 OF
series I. A greenhouse in the Champ de Mars.
! worth also $4,000 francs, is the not very port
able gift falling TO the lot OF No. 90i596 Of series
:. \ silver tea service, six pieces, OF ele CANT
a N d ri sff tn
No. 425, l63 OF series ,, who thus easily obtains
| f0,cN0 francs worth of plate. A ki0Sqge of
forged iron. also costing 10000 francs, fans -
.}2S6i OIL series 10; While the holder OF ii9,5>5 In
/ The same series acquires y charming pair OF
| diamond earrings, estimated 10 be worth a like
| amount. No. S1'.lGS OF series II gains Tyre
! shaped brooch, eNquloitely Ieweed in brillta1ts
ara pearls, ana go. 25I OF series wins 4 silver
bracelet, inlaid with brilIiants and diamonds.
| Each OF these prizes is worth some 5000
francs. upward OF $3.50 sterling that is. The re-
! naming lots drawn on sunday comariSe among
| OILERS. a suit OF furniture in ebony and bronze
worth 5000 francs tNO. 5o1 S25 OF series ~ silver
center piece and TWO candelabraS OF SIM ar Va ue
| (z..,l42 OF series 49, necklet cameo set round
| with or1lliants, costing 6,0o0 francs NO 35i go
OF series >, toilet table and fittings in crystal
"oIln e'cco francs (No. t6S, 500 OF series -, 4
| massive silver tea service in RESPONSE wor, is
| wen 10y the holder OF No. 5S6,l2 of serie, 10. \
| Landau rewards No. 516 4T2 OF series I: wbI p
The posseSSor OF No. 1904 OF series To- VINO tgk
the 252d prize can have the satisfaction II drIv-
| ing OIL In the break" he has been fortunate
| W le ldSJ lou drawn on sun
| day was sp!endied gun by Lefaucheux worth
5000 iraEcs, the winning number being 450 go
| OF series 6.
To-day 5 successful numbers include the fol-
| lowing lois: medallion composed OF brlliauts
| ana diamonds richly mounted in gold. won by
| No. %, 953 or series 5; an elegantly designed
bracelet OF gold, Jewelled with rose diamonds.
| 1ubleS, and emeraldS, given to the holder OF No.
lll,l6i OF series Ii. Prize 394 consists OF mag
| niiceht brooch in diamonds and laps lazult.
| the winner IN this instance being No. 0i9,Sol OF
6irtfrr
| al 5000 francs each. An ebony bedStead, OF
| elegant Workmanship, falling TO No. 2199I4 OF
| series ~ must be something extraordinary 10
| cost like amount. No. So, 31S OF series 10 wins
! tasteful lqueur cabinet in the Louis XVI
| style: 0l6,36S OF the same series two massive
candelabra, each OF these gifts also worth 5000
francs; NO. lS,'lo or series gains table of the
pufeSt malachlte. estimated at 1900 francs: ana
lhe following prize, the S3Sd, consists OF an ar
| uStic silver tea service, enamelled aud gilt
! costing like amount; drinking horn OF an
! Gent design In chased silver, equal in value
With the preceding, falls to No. 54 26l OF series
| 90; tasteful tleur-de-lyS branch, leweed in
DlllnantS, is the prize of No 26?, 800 OF series Q;
| vine leaf in gold and brilliantS is won by
ticket No. tS2,S66 OF series 10; lady's mantle of
! superb white SATIN trimmed with Nalenciennes
lace, goes 10 NO. l36 i26 OF series 1. the holder
CT which may congratulate himself or herself
on the possession OF an article OF attire worth
| 2,eto francs, or over el09.
The owner OF No. S9S 63s, series 10, becomes
| entitled TO the sole possession OF an omnibus.
and NO. 111,Ss1, OF series 5, is now the master OF
a steam engine. Prize 355 on the list goes TO
No. 29o, $40, series 1, who receives a beautiful
| marqufse rirg In brilliants, priced at 2I59
/ francs. lioTer-shaped aigrette ia brIliautS,
| taStefully designed. won by No. 14S s32, series
-. IS valued at 1900 francs; a vOiture. costing
| similar sum. comes TO No. 012,310 series 9: and
vary the list No. SIS, 2s6 OF series To- splendid
Saber with real Toledo blade supposed TO be
worth another 2, 500 francs. Prizes numbered
| S66 TO 4o1, inclusive, consist Of works OF art in
| marble, and paintings by most OF the rising
PfeDcn painters These are valued at upward
No 5oo,5'o. of series 4, wins a dinins-room
chlhcnnlere OF superb workmanship, carved in
tne renaissance style; No. 0l2,es3, series
lovely brush CASE In delicately carved ivory
NO 20, 66i, series 5, cluster of brllliants: No.
SS.,.66, series !, splendid steel Iustre: No.
6S3,24., series IL, an elegantly embroidered
habit; While No. 029 ,49s series To- takes notable
addition TO his or her household furniture
Ia Inc shape OF dIning-room buffet carved
table, and two comfortable chairs. The proceed
ing lots are valued at 100 francs each. Among
the remaining prizes were Victoria, a dessert
service, pink silk dress, priced at 2,0oof bed
| stead or the most ingenious kind, made OF forged
iron, also estimated at 2,00Of another beautt-
| fully carved bedstead, made OF lakewood: an
Arabian coffee service, an ebony clock OF the
chaStest design, machine for stripping the
| park OH trees, several pianos and organs. and,
lastly, a Clarence. None of these last-fnantionpd
prizes were or less value than 2,000f.; and all are
| maghllcent samples OF the particular specially
| they represent.
=, 1t may be interesting to holders of lottery
| o otcaoco W hnOw WHICH nave peen the favored
| series IN the nrSt 300 numbers already drawn
me first and the eleventh series have provided
| Lhlrty-one prizes each. The third comes next
| WIN thirty prizes, and the fifth has twenty
| elgnI: Ihen come the second and the twelfth
WIN twenty-Seyen each, followed by the fourth.
| Mnicn provides only twenty-four. The tenth
| series mas tWenty-three, and the sixth twenty
| Two: Whlle the seventh and eighth show twenty
prizes, The ninth has, however, been the most
unlucky as yet, for its quota is only seventeen
! winning numbers.
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