National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11
LOCAL MENTION.


The Importers Tea Company still continue to do
q lively business. Hundreds of people daily visit
their store to purchase tea or coffee Many orders
by mail arc received. The tea-best quality--is
put UP in paper cans and weighs (can and con
Tents ~ pounds The coiiee-choicest grades of
Mocha and Java miNed-is also put up In paper
cans, each can and contents Weighing 81 pounds.
hvery can contains present Of from ten cents TO
Kind such as diamond oddSS 81 rngs sS COLI
lar buttons &c. Call or send. You may get % nico
present Orders by mail promptly, forwarded 70
with the order. Cans Invariably selected by dis
interested parties for people out OF the city
Address s,o IMPORTERS TEA CoMPANY -
$40 Market Space Washington, ID. @.
Price TO clubs, stores and agents, as well as indl-
ylduols, 81 per can, eleven cans for $40, twenty
three cans for $50, sixty cans for $50
chased tea or coffee this week For additional
names Of those who received presents see Sunday
papers, Have you friend among the NUMBER
DIAMONDS FOUND.
Colonel d. srlnger, Chicago, ILL.,, ear-drops, SIS,
~ coffee i, Brown, Frederick, Md, two sets OF
jacob IIauck ST. Louis, Mo-, ring $35, in tea Mrs.
NJ. Landsberger, Alexandria, Va ring, $50, In cof-
fee g. Il. Jones stannton,. Va stud, $780, in cof-
studs 500. In coffee; Mrs. Rider, Oakland, Nd,
studs $3.50, in tea james Jackson, boat hand, ear
streets, colar.bnton, s35, in cofIeci General !.
Swarlz, 1877 Louisiana street. ST. Louis, Mo-. scarf
pin, sl55, IN coffee Hon. +, Mason, Cincinnati,
Seventh street (notions) eaEsdrops, sl75, in tea;
Mrs. Jacob Miller, Ninth aud q streets, breast.
pin, Sl26, ,,, In coffee ex-Judge T., Ho5SSon
Bridget Managan (servant, Massachusetts, avenue,
diamond aud pearl drops, $40 IN coffee; Hon.
G. H. Warren, Milwaukee, Wis, studs $3.50, in tea
Miss Kate Peters, Stauntou, diamond and pearl
stud, 500, in tea; Mrs. Myra Merrick. Baltimore,
Md, ring, $50 IN tea Mrs. w. G. Shaw, Chicago,
ear drops, 500, in coffee Mrs. Josephine Steiner
Pittsburg, Pa, coar-bution SOS, in coffee.
CASH FOUND.
John Wright, Glasgow, Scotland, now at Ma
tional Hotel, 500, in coffee; Miss Mary Smith,
D0nville, $40, In ten; Mrs. A. Basner, 500 gold,
IN coffee Mrs Colonel Stoneman, Winchester,
Va, $500, In Coffee Nathan Beers, 10 Congress
Park, Chicago 500, in tea; Jennie Cornwall near
Leesburg Va $50, In coffee; Colonel Bruce 4 and
Seventh Streets $50. In coico Mrs. Jordan, Fred
s so Ia gOl Moss essn
ger), $50 gold, in ten Hon. G. II, Warren, Milwou-
kee, Wis, $3.50, in coffee; 8. Il. Munbcll ship
jonerl Uniontown.S" l in tea w. 4. Green, Osh-
kosh Wis, $500, In coffee.
WATCHES FOUND,
DR.. j. L. Jones, Charlottesville, Va, stem winder,
sl2, in coffee; Louis Baum, jeweler, .7O5 Seventh
street northwest. patent lever coin silver, Sl2 In
coffee; Charles Lemon, jr 1918 Tenth street north.
vest wsteh IN coffee George So M Fisher SIKH
chatelalne Sls In cofIee II. A. Geligson, In charge
Of division of accounts, Census Bureau chaelaine,
gold watch $40, in tea; Miss Kate Carter, 1s-carat
gold watch $40, in coffee; N. H. King. carpenter,
Census Bureau, stem -winder, sl5, in Coffee G. X.
Turk, Georgetown steln-winder, 49, in coffee;
Miss Ethel Dismore, l5f street northeast, chate
laine, SIS in tea; William A. Miles, Kendall Green,
stem winder and stem. setter, s2j in coffee; Jennie
Caruthers, Lynchburg, Va solid gold 1S-carat full
leweed horse timer, $3.50, in coffee; Hon. q. II,
Warner, Milwaukee, Wis, stem-setting and stem
winding watch, S25, in coffee (his gentleman
bought sixty cans; Thomas Rhodes, Alexandria,
Va, lS-cnrnt hunting case gold watch, Sl2b, in
cotiee Rev. II. Smith, Manassas, Prince William
County Va stcn-winde and stem-setter S25 in tea;
T. +. Hough & Co, HilsbOro', LOuioun County,
Virginia, stem winding watch, $50 in coffee Miss
May NOonan, 2il3 II street northwest, chatelaine,
SIS, in tea; w. H. Prince ovCrseer county roads Of
the District, stem winder, Sl5, in coffee; James
King Sheridan avenue, Mount Pleasant, stem
wnder and stem-setter, $685. In coffee; Lieutenant
Basset', National Rifles, stem winder, Sl5 i'm tea
Mrs. Martin, South Capitol street and Georgia ave-
nue., stem winder and stem setter, sos, in coffee;
William Smith, Census Bureau residence SIG q
street, stem winder, sl5, in tea, and ll6 Others,
mostly by mail.
ARTICLES OF SILVER SERVICE, WINE SETS &C.
Mrs. steiner, 1913 Sixth street; ]. Il. Walker, Rail-
way Mail Service; w. ii. Croekiord, agent Vir-
glnia Midland Railroad Company, Charlottesville
Va; Daniel Buchanan, laborer, b street northwest
between Sixth and seventh Streets Mrs. John
Boteler 023 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Mrs
Martha Kendrick. POO TwCnty-first street; Mrs
Dickman, 1913 South b street; Mollie J. jones'
Buckner Station, Louisa County Virginia; p. H.
Jones, Buckners Station, Louisa County, Virginia;
William Prince, ovcrseer county roads of the Dis
trict; Miss Ella Osborne, 400 II street northwest
In addition TO the names above given, n great
many articles of siverware, such as butter Dishes
gobets, napkin rings, spoons, thmbles, &C., were
sent out of the city, either By express or mail.