Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-30

p S.-'This is the finest cologne in the world and
filled With altar OF roses.
Hoasekcepers Who Are Dissatisfied
with the Flour they have been using should try
Hecker's Benefactur Family Flour.
Heckers Bristol Family Flour
Heckers Manhattan Family Flour.
Fine grades: and always perfectly reliable.
For sale by Leading grocers and by
w. NJ. GAIT Co.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street
.n,,r 81 ,.,, S.:ssliMsly ;saperh: r.o, ..,, ,
cent postage stamp to D.. c: W. BENSON 100 North
EutaW street. Baltimore. Nd.
500.
The Importers Tea Company OF New York have
opened IL branch store In this city Their tea
and coffee are put up in paper cans; tea cans
weighs 14 pounds, ana coffee cans Incluting con-
tents average 81, pounds. The tel and coffee is
OF an excellent quality and well worth the money
Every can contains souvenir of from ten
cents TO $50 cash or more, gold or silver
watches or ieweiry, and also genuine diamond
at TAR retail price more than that asked, With
out any regard to the souvenir. This company
axe tbs metho1 to advertise their goods, and
after March 18th these teas and coees will be sold
wholly on their merits by their agent At the same
price, but without the souvenir Orders by mail
promptly forwarded to an parts OF the United
order Cans always selected by dlsinterasted
parties ior people out Of the city. Address I'M
e.,
Washington d. c: Price 81 per can: II cans for
SIC; q cans for SO: GO cans for $50
During the past Week hundreds and hundreds OF
watches were given away. besides a great many
articles OF Jewefy, such as di mond rings. collar
nuttolS, ear rings, etc. amethyst, pearl, sapphire
cameo, and solid gold rings, slverware Of various
Kinds. including butter dishes, gobiets, napkin
holders, tea sets, &c. In addition to the above
MANY cash presents varying in amount from $40
TO sloo, and the parties receiving the cash We're
much aotGnShed as the bySt .nderS. Below we
give partial list Of those who have purcha se tea
anu cohee the past week. Look for additional
you may find friend among the lucky ones
DIAMONDS FOUND IN TEA On VALUE FROM s25 TO
s1C0)
raiiroad depot, ring, $50: A. n. Wyman, Assistant
T. $ Treasurer. stud 500: II. Gardner. ooiored.
Mount Pleasant ring, $50; Mrs Thomas Sullivan,
ring, 800; Mis- +. H. Harrington. 6l8 20 st. NV.
collar blu. button $40; }. F; Waggaman, $40 7th St
st. Sc. ring, $50: Mrs C. Baraes. treasury de- e.
partmeat, ring, s1Go; p. Kelley, Washington Mar
e ecf sua M 800 MIS- E Hughes Washington
$. JAIL ring, $50; Mrs. W. H. Wetzal, 1916 33d ST.
Georgetown, ring, $50; Marcus Rosenfeld, not on
a Md r studs $50 Mrs G. Barnes, AnnapoIis
Nd, ear-drops, 80; B. +. Hackman, s,u,day Cu'o,s-
cte ear-drops, s50 j. 0. Manson, ST 18th st. NV,
st to soo; Gen Martin. Coiu'nhus, Ohio, studs,
Si0o hon H. Morgan. st. Louis, Mo. collar button,
$40; aso eleven valuable articles found in coffee
WATCHES FouNr IN TEA IN VALUE FROM s. TO s10O)
Mrs: Fl. N. Clinton, lis Md. ave. ne, chatelane
$l2; johanna .rplett 14i6 Corcoran st. n. W.,
i4dy's watch; Mrs. B: overinan, 913 C st. NV: r.
NJ. Drinkhard: A. +. Robinson. colore1, 174l John
son ave. watch. S12; James Hall, A Pierce ST.;
Earnest Meyer Qaker>, 81 St watch, Si2; j. j.
Jameson 1916 LIST st. NV; VIM. Hoover (butchep,
Center Market; q. W. Clark, FailQuier co.. Va:
Samuel 6. kinsley, minagei National Theater
cnaae It sls o Mrs H. B. Strait wife Of congress
Moss, ticket agent, Alexandria, Va. watch, sl2:
T. T. King. Uest4arant.] Baltimore and Potomac
depot, watch, s1e: Jos; Perish, foreman engine
q street NV. j. Louis Ford, manager FordS
Opera House, chatelane, s1s; E. b. Hay, chat
e Ella Ne 49, rh this y. is the second watch
le; merchant. Washington Market; Mrs f. Nj.
Gowen, ~ "a. avr NV; Mr. kennedy, II b st. H.
watch sig; Melville c. 9auSter, $40 Pa. ave nw
D. H. Cu!beftSon VI. c.. OF Texas: E. Flick, oyster
packer, 51s f st. Gw., watch, sia: F. f. Mix. JAG
High ST.. Georgr awn; koht. 4. Veitch farmer
Arlington, Va: f. VI. Hack, DoilY critic; james F.
P.yton, conductor Virginia Midland railway,
ir. L. ". Kit HE, post surgeon For, Myer. watch.
sls; j. NJ Andrews 1lG! 9Th st. NV; II. c. Daley,
ton, Louisana county, Va, watch SIS;
s. Tarbell, Derut7 Comptroller United States
treasury, chate!tna, sls: f. S: Newman,
Brooke, Sts L. av.,, chatelaine. SIS; Joseph f.
Gol nr sol6 st wv watch So: F. A. BurIick,
Md. watch, sl2; thomas B. Kalblus, business
MANAGER Sunday I7'aid, chatslalne, s1s; susia
case watch, $50; Samuel Goodrich $40 a7th St. n.
W., stem setter, 81; Charles J. Murphy. Naval
a academy, Annapolis, Md, stem-setter, sl5: John
T. Ashford. 4Os 10thS a w, SteIn-Setter, $15; Mrs
General Bates, near Lynchhurg, Va. horse timer.
$40: Colonel l. Smith, Fredericksburg, Va, lady S
Sc, watch, s12; !. A. Merrill, Superintendent
money order division, chatelaine, SIS; Mrs j. Hub
bell; No 4 Iowa Circle, chateiaine, sls; s. Levy,
Rarnf 1nl hunt
watch, 800: Hon. leo. Holmes. restaurant, COZ
Penn ave, solid sil'er watch, s25; Mary Thomas
colored), 1854 18th st. NV, lady's solid gold 1S-
Karat watch, $50; allo thirteen valuable watches
found In coffee.
CASH PRESENTS FOUND IN TEA
Wary MEeF sfaa esx $50 Ne
80; Henry Clyde, Philadelphia, $5O VIM. Wolfe,
5ls Pa ave. NV $l5; J. Miller, Ieesburg, Va, $50;
lax Court House, Va, $50; Hon WIN. II. Harris.
9ss3 South Robey St, Chicago, Ill, $50
ARTICLES o, SILVER SERVICE.
L. Julien, $50 st. sw.; Miss Lille Bent s13 1st
st. NV; W. f. Glaze, 1l13 st. NV: jacob
Hhllds, corner 18th AID d SITS: ne; Dick Sinners
4?2 30 st.n.w:; Mrs B.den, 467 Missouri ave. NV:
Miss Lulu Betz, 1913 st. NV; c. Fl. Mixer 1926
6 St nv: Miss Kate fitzgerald, e37 Maryland ave
Hackney. 406 I'd st. nv; Charles A. Gray, sO7 r |
street NV; g; Q; Foxyell, sos Rhode Island ave
Gen. 1. Bingham, Bu0land, Va; Miss s. Brown
ing, 1916 st. sw.: Mis- NJ. Patton, 1875 9th ST. sw;
Miss Simpson, Linden Station, Nd; j. DePue, SIT |
18th st. sw.; JAS. Nj. 15y, 1851 Sampson St w NJ |
Ebert, 1873 LIST st. ne; Chas. Whitmore George |
town; Mrs VIM. H. Begman, 9th and SITS. NV; |
Ravely Hudnel Sd st Sc, barber at the Capitol
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DoItle. m,W,S
"Alderney fairy WagOns.o
Fresh Attorney Butte, churned every morning |
and delivered in H-lb ward" prints 55c. per 10.
Also cottage cheese hlftarmjlk and sweet milf