Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-05
A SECOND PRIZE OF 80. coo.

Mr. John T. Garvin, the Metropolitan hOrSe-car
driver. who drew prize of SIS. % IN the Louis
drawn another prize Of $40 900 Truly a handsome
Christmas present. Last year when his good luck
WIS announced, ne was sp ndng thanksgiving
with b S relatives In the country, ana this year
when the good news came TO Boston he was on a
Christmas visit. On Saturday he called at Our
Office and assured us that the story true. He
had JIst received inform ,tlOn through tie CONT
nent j National nix that the ticket cs,sie !,
eDi that the money Was on its way here. He said
that he he parts OF five tickets and that ore OF
them drew the capital pT.Za OF 100000 OF which
he hal one-tenth. He says he INTENDS TO continue
easier way 10 make a fortune. After drawing tn
prize last year he Invested his mon y in bonds
and s2EiEg' banks, and continu Il on the road til:
August, when he resigned, in order to attend to
his iLv1li wife, who has now PARTIALLY recovered
her health lie now Proposes 10 GO into the gro
Gerry business Mr. GLryin Is about 81 years old,
and Is a fine specimen or New Hampshire boy.
He Is strictly Temperate in his habits, Using
neither liguor nor tobacco and seems to have a
Weii-balanced mind, so that there Is no danger OF
his misusHy his 81 ldeniy acquired riches. He
now resides at No. 26 Willard Pldc", south cni,
with moro comfortable surroundings than he had
year aga. when he was living on s115 per day.
or course his second streak on luck mas increased
the excitement among his numerous acquaint-
ances, AID they are convinced that a small sum of
money Invested IN lottery ticket is not entirely
thrown away.-ftoi, tie Boston. Commercial and
Shipping List Of January 81
STILL ANOTHER PRIZE OF $4,000 FOR BOsroN MEN
Alternating the notine OF MI q rvin'S luck we
learned that Mr.. L. F. Bell. OF S2i + tst Fifth
street, South Boston, had drawn another one
tenth OF the capital prize Of S1Gn0O9, at the lite
drawing OF the Louisiana state Lottery. Our
reporter called upon Mr.. Il II, Monday, who Is
prominent builder In comfortable circumstances.
Bell said that he AMI Mr.. Joseph Lyon began
about year ago to invest so cents month each
in Louisiana Lottery tickets, and that they have
now been rewarded by this $4,000. which they
have divided equally between them. The money
came promptly 10 hand by the Adams Express Co
few days ago Mr.. Lyon is a bookkeepcr in the
store 6l3 Broadway, South Boston. and has wife
aad three children. He is ellted over his gOOi
luck, ana says that the SIS 900 is t1g fortune for
him. Ii Will enable him 70 secure house OF his
own, and make his family comfortable. AS both
these gentlemen are Old {esidents of South Boston,
ana known TO be OF the StricteSt integrity. their
Statements can be relied upon.-frOm the Boston
Commercial and ShipiDing List, OF January 80.
THE FOLLOWING IMMENSE BARGAINS will be sold
Tomorrow only at r. GOldSchmid's. Sl2 9TH ST.
NV: covered chamber buckets assorted cOlOr5
4oc, hoop cherry wood water buckets 13c. plain
gooietS 30c doZ worth So. Stal glass preserve
sacc rs l5c per dOz, wine glasses 20c GoZ pickle
dishes Sc, spoon holders sc, cream pitchers &c,
covered sugar bowls sc, covered butter dishes 1Ot,
sauceTs with broad gold bands S1.75 = dcz worth
$3.50, syrup cans 10c. footed egg cups g., hotel
gotietS 35c \ doZ worth 60c, large Japanned dust
pans &c, handsome glass bread trays 15c. large
scrubblng brushes g, folding sewing tables &C.
~ inch ruit SauceTS on stands for TO-, breakfast
sets containing pieces 25c, II inch tea trays
sorted colOrS Sc. 16 inch 12c, Parian marble bust
nSureS l5c worth 35c, English china decorated cups
am Sattclrs o. y dOZ worth 81 p, covered pre-
serve dishes 15c, tne porcelain cups and saucers
new shape 6Oc q dOZ. worth 91c real ma OIica fruit
plates 16c worth 25,.