Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-28

IN LOTTERY.
Last saturday afternoon a reporter Of THE STAR
learned from "a responsible party that man in
South Boston, named Hatch. within a day or two
vas the holcer or u successful ticket that drew
sl5.OO from the Louisiana Lottery at New orleans.
The STAR reporter found the party in question to
De Horace y Hatch, OF No los l street, dealer in
stoves, furnaces, etc, at No. 100 West Broadway,
south BOSTON, where he has been for many years
fdyOrably Known.
ON calling on Mr.. Hatch that gentleman said that
II was his wife who drew the prize.
MY Wife, and my daughter Gertie, and T. he
terry"
allow much was the price,
My wifes ticket drew $4,000, and my Gertie
"Have you received the money!"
81 nave. sir; through L. NJ Wescoat agent Of the
southern Express Company. New orleans"
WAS this your first attempt at trying your lot
tery luck"
NO. during three years, on and on, have been
trying. l spent s1Os In purchasing tickets, and
drew s2s' But resolved the first OF last January
ME Hatch then related the particulars Of a dream
which Ills little daughter Gertie had, which, when
told him by her on February 9Th, worked on him 50
strongly as To change his mind a few days before
the drawing took place.
"Some people, he said "dOn't believe N dreams
Ihave considerable fa1th In them The day my lit
Tie girl told Inc her strange dream | went over to
the city, broke my January resolution, and bought
the three tickets. My wifes drew the one-tifth OF
$55OUO Feb 18th, when the drawing was made at
New orleans in the Louisiana Lottery
In parting, Mir. Hatch said he hoped 1t was the
few years ago, from which he has been slowly re-
coverlng.-BoSton Mass Star, FEB. 25th-
Potomac RIVER GAME AND FISH House, ea6
LOUISIANA AVENUE MIR. r. A. Golden, tue Is
teened citizen and enterprtsing merchant, long
noted the leading fish dealer OF the city, has sup
piled another lOngfelt want by establishing, at 926
louisiana avenue, his Potomac Fish and Game
Depot This is an establishment Credita6le In the
highest degree TO his enterprise. Here. Ia the re-
spective seasons will always be found the choicest
game in the market, and the finest fish, diamond
hanl from
peake bay.
As assistants In this department he has the ser
vices OF three popular and Obtging gentlemen, Mr..
Winfield Scott. Walter Moden. and Alfred Thomas.
who are ali noted experts in the business and will
take pleasure In Attending To the orders Of patrons
This Is the nrSt establishment Of the kind the city
has had TO boast of, and we trust Its genial and
terprising proprietor will make q complete success
Ofit
LADIES' common-sense Kid and pebble goat shoes,
every pair warranted, only So Ladies' pebble goat
shoes, worked button hole, &c. Ladies' slippers,
lie. Misses an-leather button shoes, &c Chill
dren's school SHOES 75c Chndren's spring heels,
63c- Infants KID AMI pebble button shoes, 33c, at
Strasburger Bros. 726 eth ST. and 46l Penna av.
READ the shoe advertisement under City Items
Of S. E. Young, at Hellbrun's old stand.
NEW GoOps; Latest STYLES
Best attention: Low Prices.
Ladies' and chiltrenS Shoes
Gentlemen's Hand-sewed CATERS.
Gentlenens Fine furnishings.
Mrs s l. HBILBRUN, 355 Pa ave. q. W.
READ Sinsheimers advertisements
THE fine photos Of kets kemethyS, 11O9 Pa ave-,
continue to be 81 per doz-, with thirteenth
painted
BAILEY'S IMPROVED TRUSS is so comfortable that
you can sleep in II. Try it satisfaction guaran-
iced or money refunded. Endorsed by leading
physicians 2s2o III street.
PREMIUM BEEF.
MESSRS WARTHES & BRO.
VIII o0er TO the public On Saturday morning,
March LIST, the beef that took the first pre-
MUM at the Frederick county fair for two
successive seasons, from their stalls, Nos 564.
66S and 566, u the 9Th street wing OF the Center
Market Lovers OF choice beef will ind 1t TO their
interest to give them call
For Fine old and Pure Rye Whisky. go to Chr.
Xander, who has the oldest IN the city, such as
1855, 1872, 1875, etc No Oil 9Th street northwest
NEWS French calf hand-stitched shoes. In button,
lace or Congress, only $3.50. Mems Calf lace Shoes
$l90. Mems button shoes, S1.5O Mems all-leaJher
CATERS, $1.40 Boys button shoes, every pair war
ranted, 31-l7. Boys lace shoes, 75c Mems slippers
&c, at Strasburger Bros, 726 It'll street, and 461
Pennsylvania ave.
OPERA glasses hired. National Hotel Eyesight Store