The Evening critic., 1882-01-28

city. Their tea and coffee are put up in
paper cans tca-cans weigh u pounds, and
coflcc.caus Including contents) average 81
pounds. The tea and coffee is Of an excel
lent quality, and well worth the money.
Every can contains n souvenir of from 10
cents TO $50 cash, or more, or gold or silver
watches or jewciry, and also genuine
diamond iewelry--no blanks-the tea aud
coffee being worth at fair retail price
more than that asked, without any regard
to the souvenir. This company take this
method to advertise their goods, and after
March 10 these teas and coifces will be sold
wholly ON their merits by their agent at
the same price, but without the souvenir.
Orders by mail promptly forwarded to all
parts of the United States. Cash should
always accompany the order. Cans always
selected by disinterested parties for people
out of the city. Address Importers Tea
Company, No. $40 Market Space, Washing
ton, ID. c. Price, 81 per can; IL cans for
$40; 90 cans for $50; go cans for $50.
During the past week hundreds aud
hundreds of watches were given away, be-
sides n great many articles of jewelry, such
ms diamond rings, collar-buttons earrings,
&c, amethyst, pearl, sapphire, cameo and
solid gold rings, silverware of various
kinds, including butter dishes, goblets,
napkin. holders, tea-sets, &c. In addition
| to the above many cash presents varying
| III lTOH ClV W SlUb, anu Uno par
| ties receiving the cash were as much aston
| ished as the bystanders. Below we give
| partial list of those who have purchased
tea and coffee since Saturday morning last.
| Look for additional names in tomorrow
mornings papers. Perhaps you may have
friend among the lucky ones.
Diamonds Found i'm Tea Din Value
From S25 to SI0O).
| NJ T Server, restaurant, Baltimore e Ohio
| DoilraaI lapnt ripn GN1. A NJ Wup,np Ass;g gt
ant United States Treasurer, stud 500; IL.
Gardner, colored, Mount Pleasant, ring,
| $50; Mrs Thomas Sullivan, 81 street
northeast, ring, $50; John Grant. COZ III
street northwest, ring, $50; Mrs II Har-
rington, 61S Twenty second street north
west, collar. button, $40; ] Waggaman,
519 Seventh street northwest, ring $50;
Mrs William Mcmahon, 213 Third street
southeast ring, $50; Mrs Barnes, Treas
ury Department, ring, $780, p Kelley,
Washington Market, studs, 5000; Miss L A
Hughes, Washington County, Md, ring,
$50; w z Eden, policeman, United States
jail, ring, $50; Mrs w IL Wetzel 1915 Thir-
ty-third street, Georgetown, ring, $50; Mar
Gus Rosenfeld, notion drummer, studs, $780,
Mrs G Barnes, Annapolis Md, ear-drops,
$40; Miss May Gordon, Annapolis Md, ear
drops, $40; b f Hackinan, Sunday Chronicle
ear-drops, $50; o Manson, 517 Thirteenth
street northwest, studs, $50; also eleven
valuable articles found in coffee.
Watches Found i'm Tea dn Value
From as 30 SIOO).
Mrs II NJ Clinton, 115 Maryland avenue
northeast, chatelaine, $15; Johanna Trip
lett, 1146 Corcoran street northwest ladies'
watch; Mrs B Overman. 913 street north
west; r NJ Drinkhard A Robinson, coored
1741 johnson avenue, watch, SIP; James
Hall, A Pierce street; Earnest Meyer
(baker), 81 Ii street southwest, watch, $12;
j j Jameson, 1876 First street northwest;
William II Hoover (butcher) Centre Mar.
ket; G w Clark, Fauquier County, Virginia.
Samuel G Kinsley, manager National Thea
tre, chatelaine, SIS; Mrs III B Strait wife of
Congressman Strait, 305 G street northwest,
chatelaine; Thomas Moss ticket agent,
Alexandria, Va, watch, S12 L L King
(restaurant) Baltimore & Potomac depot
watch, S12; Joseph Parrish, foreman Engine
Company No. /, watch $12; A M Clapp
927 G street northwest; Louis Ford
manager Ford's Opera house, chateaine
SIS; Il Hay, chatelaine, $lS (this is th,
second watch for Mr. Hay); Ehaa Woo
alias John Chinaman, tea merchant
Washington Market; Mrs L NJ Gowan, 21l
Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Mr. Ken
nedy, II b street northwest, watch, $I2
Otto Pope, National Hotel, watch, S12
Schwing & Clarke, corner Seventh and G
streets northwest, watch, S12; Melville {
} Shuster, 919 Pennsylvania avenue north
| west; ID b. Culbertson, NJ G, of Texas; i
Flick, oyster packer, 512 + street northwest
watch, $12; + L Mix, 146 High street
/ Georgetown Robert A Veitch, farmer, Ar
lington. Va; M Hack, DAILY CRITIC
! James L Peyton, conductor Virginia Mid
land Railway, watch, Sl2 Mrs Dierken
, Second street and Massachusetts, avenue
DR. l. w Richie, post surgeon, Fort Myei
: watch, SIS; J NJ Andrews, 1i07 Fifth stree
} northwest; H G Daley, 916 Fourteenth
street northwest Miss Mollic J Jones
; watch, SIS; Tarbell, Deputy Comp
troller, United States Treasury, chate
laine, $1S; f S Newman, corner Twen
tieth street and Pennsylvania avenu
| northwest, watch, $12; A A Brooke, "a
D Louisiana avenue, chatelaine, $1S Josep
l L Collins, 3016 o street northwest, watcl
) $l2; L A Burdick, lie Droit Park J
winder, $12; Mazzie Duckett, Glendal
t Station, Md; watch, S12; Thomas b Kali
# fus, business manager Sunday Herald, chatt
g laine, $1s; Susie Johnson (colored) George
\ town, solid gold huntingcase watch, So
. Samuel Goodrich, PIG Twenty-seyent
n street northwest, stem-setter, S15; Charlie
, ] Murphy, Naval Academy, Annapoli
o Nd, stem-setter, SO; John L Ashford, 4C
Tenth street northwest, stem-setter, $l'
Mrs General Bates, near Lynchburg, VI
n horse.timer, $40; Col / Smith, Frederick
J, burg, Va, lady's 1S-carat gold watch, 50
IS r McNally, ga Pennsylvania avenu
It southeast, watch, $12; also thirteen valuab
G watches found in coffee.
IS Cash Presents Found In Tea.
\ Mary Myers, seamstress, $50; p o Neil
Swampoodle, $780, Henry Hobeston, NJ
70 tional Hotel, $50; Henry Clyde, Philade
y phia, $50; William Wolfe. 313 Pennsylvan
n avenue northwest SIS; Miller, Leesbur
r Va, $50; Dennis O'Connell, Staunton, V
l. $25; J. Rosenfield, Richmond, Va, $780,
Articles of Silver Service.
L Julien, 936 G street southwest; Mi
ID Lille Bent, S13 First street northwest;
p i Clarke, lib + street northwest; JacC
* Childs, corner Thirteenth and ID stree
10 northeast; Dick Sinners, Bureau of Engra
y ing and Printing; Miss Raney, 422 Thii
ie street northwest, Mira Baden, l67 Nilsson
avenue northwest; Miss Lulu Betz, 1913
street northwest @ II Mixer, 1926 sire
ct northwest; Miss Kate Fitzgerald, O.
~ Maryland avenue southwest; Mrs l. Wi
IN son, 532 l. street northwest; Mrs Ka
D Hackney, 406 Second street northwes
Charles A Gray, 907 r. eet.northwest;
o Foxwell, 506 Rhode Island avenue mort
Ir. west; Mrs L Rollow, 6li Maryland aven
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