The Evening critic., 1882-01-25
800.

1hc Importers Tea company, oil New
York. have opened branch store in this
city. Their tea and coffee are put up In
paper cans tea cans weigh 1 pounds and
coffee cans (including contcnts) average
% pounds. The tea and coffee are of an
excellent quality and we'll worth the
money. Every can contains souvenir
of from 10 cents to $50 cash, or more,
or gold or silver watches or iewelry
and also genuine diamond iowclry-no
blanks-the tea and coffee being worth, at
a fair retail price, more than that asked,
without any regard to the souvenir.
This company take this method to adver-
tise their goods and after March Is these
teas and cofiees 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. Cans always selected by
disinterested parties for people out of the
city.
Address Importers Tea Company, No.
$40 Market Space Washington, ID. G.
Price 81 per can; II cans for $40;
During the past week hundreds and
hundreds of watches were given away, be-
sides great many articles Of jewelry, such
as diamond rings collar-buttons, earrings,
etc, amethyst, pearl, sapphire, cameo aad
solid gold rings, silverware of various
kinds, including butter dishes, goblets,
napkin holders, tea sets, &C., &c.
In addition to the above many cash presents
were given away, varying in amounts
from $40 to 500, and the parties receiving
the cash were as much astonished as the
bystanders. Below we give a partial list
of those whose names have not yet appeared
in print who have purchased tea or coffee
since Saturday morning last. Additional
names will be given from day to day during
the week. Watch the list; perhaps you
may have friend among the lucky ones
Diamonds Found i'm Tea lin Value
From SEQ to sIOO).
M T Server (restaurant), Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad depot, ring, $780, A. N.
Wyman, Assistant United States Treasurer,
stud, value 500; II. Gardner, coored, Mount
Pleasant, ring, $50; Mrs. Thomas Sullivan,
81 @ street northeast, ring, $50; John
Grant, COZ II street northwest, ring, $50
Mrs L II Harrington, 61S Twenty second
Waggaman, 519 Seventh street northwest
ring, $50; Mrs William Mcmahon, 2l3 Third
street southeast, ring, $50; Mrs G Barnes
Treasury Department, ring, 800; p. Kelley
Washington Market, studs, 5000; Miss
o Hughes, Washington County Maryland
ring $50; w z Edlin, policeman, United
States Jail, ring $50; also fine, valuable
articles found in coffee.
Watches Fouud i'm Ten lin Value from
IS TO 500.
Mrs ii Nj Clinton, lis Maryland avenue
| northeast, chatelaine, $15; Johanna Trip
| lett, 1446 Corcoran street northwest, ladies
watch; Mrs B Oveiman, 913 G stgeet north
west r M Drinkard; A r Robinson
colored, 1741 johnson avenue, S12; Jane
Hall, A Pierce street; Earnest Meyer
| Ill. A -
| J Jameson, 1876 First street northwest
| William II Hoover, butcher, Centre Market
G w Clark, Fauquicr County, Virginia
Samuel g Kinsley, manager Nationa
Theatre, chatelaine, $18; Mrs II b Strait
wife of Congressman Strait, 305 G stree
northwest, chatelaine; Thomas Moss, ticke
agent, Alexandria, Va, watch, $12; r
King, restaurant, Baltimore & Potoma,
depot, watch, $l2; Joseph Parrish, foreman
Engine Company No. l, watch, Sl2; A N
Clapp, 927 G street; J Louis Ford, man
ager Ford's Opera-house, chatelaine, $lS
e B Hay, attorney.at-l law, chatelaine, 81
(this is the second watch for Mr. Hay)
Ehaa Woo, alias John Chinaman
tea merchant, Washington Market
Mrs L NJ Gowan, 211 Pennsylvania avenu
northwest Mr. Kennedy, IL B street north
west, watch, $12; Otto Pape, Nationa
Hotel, S12; Schwing & Clarke, Seventh ant
g streets northwest, watch, Sl2; Melvill
C Shuster, 919 Pennsylvania avenue north
west; ID b Culberson, NJ C, of Texas, watch
L Flick, oyster packer, 512 + street north
west, watch, $12; + + Mix, 146 High street
Georgetown; Robert A Veitch, farmer
Arlington, Va; L M Hack, DAILY CRITIC
James f Payton, conductor Virginia Mid
land Railway, watch, $l2; Mrs J Dierker
Second street and Massachusetts avenu,
DIR l. w Ritchie, post surgeon Fort Myel
watch, $1s; M Andrews, 1i07 Fifth stree
northwest; II c Daley, 916 Fourteent
street northwest; Miss Mollie Jone
Buckner Station, Louisa County, Virgins
watch, $1S; also nine valuable watch,
found in coffee.
Cash Presents Found in Tea.
Mary Myers, seamstress, $50; p ONeil
Swampoodle, $50; Henry Hoverton, N,
tional Hotel, $50; Henry Clyde. Philade
phia, $50.
Articles of Silver Service.
J. Julien, 936 G street southwest Mi
Lille Bent, s13 First street northwes
w + Clarke, lib f street northwes
Jacob Childs, corner Thirteenth and
streets northeast; Dick Sinners, Bureau
Engraving and Printing; Miss Raney, A;
Third street northwest Mrs Baden, Al
| Missouri avenue northwest; Miss Lu
Betz, 1013 L street northwest; G
Mixer, 1926 q street northwest Miss Ka
Fitzgerald, 937 Maryland avenue sout
west; Mrs l. Wilson, 532 l. street nort
west; Mrs Kate Hackney, 406 Secor
street northwest Charles A Gray, 907
street northwest; G o Foxwell. 506 Rho
Island avenue northwest Mrs Il Rollo'