Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-28
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street. above northwest. Established 1863.
500.
The Importers Tea Company OF New York have
opened branch store In this city. Their tea
ana coffee are put up in paper cans; tea cans
weighs ~ pounds, and coffee cans dncluding con-
Tents average 81 pounds. The tea and coffee is
Of an excellent quality and well worth the money.
Every can contains a souvenir OF from ten
cents to $50 cash or more, or gold or silver
watches or jewelry, and also genuine diamond
: at fair RETAIL price more than that asked, with
out any regard To the souvenir. This company
take this method to advertise their goods and
AFTER March 18th these teas and coffeeS 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 I'm
NWaashngton, D. C. Price 81 per can; II cans for
$40; % cans for $40: 60 cans for $50
during the past week hundreds and hundreds OF
watches tln We're given away, besides great many
articles OF 1ewelry, such as diamond rings collar
buttons ear rings, ETC. amethyst, pearl, sapphire,
kinds, including butter dishes, gobiets, napkin
holders. tea SETS &c. In addition TO the above
many cash presents varying in amount from $40
much astoniShed the bystanders Below we
give partial list OF those who have purchased tea
ana cofee since Saturday morning last Look for
additional names in tomorrow mornings paperS
Perhaps you may find a friend among the lucky
ones
DIAMONDS FOUND IN TEA ps VALUE FROM sos TO
M T. Server, trestauranD, Baltimore and Ohio
Y. S. Treasurer, stud, s1oo: H. Gardner. coIored.
Mount Pleasant, ring, $50: Mrs. Thomas Sullivan
g;ns St en- ne a ring $50 John Grant COZ St NV,
NV, ring, $50: Mrs. William Mcmahon, a1s 3D.
81. Sc. ring, $50; Mrs c. Barnes, Treasury de-
ket, studs, $500; Miss E. A. Hughes Washington
county my Mo- NO. ring ring $50; Ellen policeman u
Georgetown, ring, $50; Marcus Resented, notion
drummer, studs, $50; Mrs. G. Barnes, Annapolis,
Nc, ear-drops, $40; Miss May Gordon, Annapolis,
Mo, ear-dropS, $f0 B. f. Hickman. Sunday Ch1'O1a-
fcte, eartrops, $50; j. o. Manson, 517 18th ST. nw
studs $50: also, eleven valuable articles found in
WATCHES FOUND IN TEA TN VALUE FROM IS TO s1oo}
Mrs: H. NJ. Clinton. lis Md. ave. ne, chatelane
$15; Johanna Trplatt, 1916 Ccrcoran St n W.,
lady's watch; Mrs. B: oyerman, e1s c St NV; R.
son ave.. watch, sl2; james Hall, "A Pierce St
Earnest Meyer loaker). 81 st sw, watch sla; j. J.
Jameson, 1s6 LIST st. NV; VIM. II; Hoover ibutcher),
Samuel G. Klnsley, manager National Theater,
chatelalne sls; Mrs II. B. Strait, wife OF Congress-
Moss, ticket agent, Alexandra, Va, watch, sia:
T. T. King, restaurant.) Baltimore and Potomac
depot, watch, s12; JOS Parrish, foreman engine
street NV; j. Louis Ford, manager Fori's
Opera House, chatelaine, sls; E. B. Hay, chat
Me- ss this WOO the watch
tea merchant, Washington Market; Mrs. E. M.
GoWen, I'll Pa. ave. NV; Mr. Kennedy, II st. q.
$12: Schwing & Clarke, corner 18th and G sts NV,
Watch $l2 Melville c. Shuster, 919 Pa. ave. n. W..
d. B. Culbertson N. c., of Texas; E. Flick oyster
High St. Georgetown; Robt- A. veitch, farmer,
arlington, Va; E. NJ Hack, Daily critic; James F.
watch, SIP: Mrs. j. Dierken, 2d st. and Mass. ave.
Dr; l. W. Richie, post surgeon Fort Myer, watch,
s ss; ,9 d NJ t. Andrews 5s 4e 9Th DALEY,
$; farben, Deputy conpitroier' United states es
th ST. ana Pa ave- ss wass 3Is
Brooke, 342 La. ave, chatelaine, So; Joseph F.
Collins, Sol6 o St NV watch, s12; E. A. Burdck,
winder, s1s; Mazze Duckett, Glendale Station,
Md, watch, s12; Thomas B. Kalbfus, business
manager Sunday Herald, chatelaine, s1s Susia
case watch, $50; Samuel Goodrich, 216 9th ST. u.
w., stem-setter, sI5; Charles j. Murphy, Naval
academy, Annapolis, Nd Stem-Setter, SIS; John
T. Ashford 40s 10th ST. W, stem-setter, SIS: mrs.
General Bates, near Lynchburg Va, horse-timer,
~ Go,on mel, smith, Ha adys
found in coffee "'N''''
Now lash CASH PRESENTS FOUND IN TEA.
Mary Myers. SeamstreSS, $50; p. O. Nefll,
sWampoodle, $50; Henry Hobeston, National hotel,
$50; Henry Clyde, Philadelphia, $50; VIM. Wolfe,
Dennis O'Conneil Stanton, Va, SIS; j. Rosen,
field, Richmond. Va, 500.
ARTICLES OF SILVER SERVICE
l.. julien, 1856 c ST. sw. Miss Lille Bent, S13 1st
st. NV; W. F. Clarke, lib ST. NV; Jacob
Childs, corner 18th and SITS. me-; Dick Sinners,
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing: Miss Raney,
422 3D. stn.w. Mrs. Baden, 467 Missouri ave. NV:
Miss Lulu Betz, lob E st. NV; c. II. Mixer, 1926
st. NV; Miss Kate Fitzgerald, 937 Maryland ave-
sw:; Mrs l. Wilson, 53s L st. NV; Mrs. Kate
street NV; G. o. FoXweI, 500 Rhode Island ave.
NV; Mrs. E. Rollow, GA Maryland ave. sw.; Mrs.
Gen. L. Bingham, Buckiand, Va; Miss S. Brown
Ing, 1916 ST. sw.: Miss NJ Patton, 1919 9th st sw:
Miss Simpson, Linden Station, Md; j. DePue 517
1lth ST Sw.; JAS. NJ. Toy, 1461 Sampson ST. ". n.
Ebert, S33 1St ST. me-