The Evening critic., 1882-02-04
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ket Space, still continue TO do thriving
business. A large number Of our most
prominent citizens have patronized the
above establishment during the past few
| days, and all express themselves as being
| highly pleased with the tea and coffee pur-
| chased While n good many purchasers
regardless of age, sex, creed or color, re-
| ceived valuable souvenirs with their tea
and coffee, which in every instance was as
much surprise. to tbs, purchaser as
to the crowd of ast9Hshed bystand- 4
been made On the Mary, each and
every one seems to be perfectly satisfied
with the straightforward and busincss-like
manner in which the affairs Of the Impor-
tors Tea Company are conducted. The
management will not allow deception in
any form to be practiced. All are treated
in an honorable manner, and every one
purchasing may rest assured that their
chances of obtaining something valuable in
addition to the tea or coffee are Just as good
as their next door neighbors. The tea, which
is excellent in quality, is put up in paper
cans Q9 pounds in each cam and sold at
the uniform price Of 81 to one and
all, The coffee, averaging 3 pounds to the
can, is hard to beat, gives universal salts
faction and sells same as tea for 81 per can.
Step in and make your purchases, Be
low we give list of those whom
fortune favored yesterday. To-day's
and Sundays papers will contain
| complete list of those who received
| valuable presents during the week. Watch
| for the list. 1t will certainly be interesting
reading for you, and may possibly contain the
names of one or more ofyour friends. Orders
by mail promptly forwarded to all
| parts of the United States. Cash should al
ways accompany the order. Cans invariably
| selected by disinterested parties for people
out of the city. Address Importers Tea
Company, No. s19 Market Space, Washing
ton, ID. G. Price, to clubs, stores and
agents, as well as individuals, 81 per cam
IL cans forS10; 90 cans for 500; 60 cans for
| $50.
Gen. J. B. Smith, Bloomington, Ill,
studs, $3.50, in tea Miss Rosentine fancy
| goods, Baltimore, Nd, collar button, $35,
in tea George Martin, conductor, Penn
| sylvania Railroad, studs, 5000, in tea Mrs
| Simpson (boarding- -house), Massachu-
sets. avenue, ear-drops, $50, in tea;
| Fillebrown, 1913 street northwest, ring,
$50, in tea Mrs r Meyer, Seventh street,
studs, 500, in tea; Col. / L Lee, near
Staunton, Va, stud, $50, in coffee; ex Judge
| Weeks, Leesburg, Va, solitaire ear-drops,
| 49, in coffee; Jane Sands (coiored servant),
+ street, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth, ear-drops, $50, in coffee Miss ID
Barnard National Hotel, bracelets, $50, in
Coffee Mrs Judge Staunton, St. Louis. Mo-,
collar button, $35, in coffee; Hon E X Val
entine, NJ G, Nebraska, collar button, $35,
| in coffee.
watches Found.
T P Line pension office, stem-winder,
$50, in tea; William A Reid, 451 f street
southwest, stem-winder, $50, in tea;
George Clark, horse-car driver, Baltimore
Md, full,jeweled eighteen karat hunting
case gold watch, $780, in tea; Mary Britton
(colored servant), horse timer, $50, in tea;
Mrs II Lyman, Georgetown, chatelaine,
$1S in tea; William II Brooks (colored) J,
messenger at the Capitol, residence 462
X street northwest, stem winder, SIS, in
coffee; George J johnson (grocer), George
town, 1902 Dunbarton avenue, stem -winder
and stem setter, $50, in coffee; Miss Thomas
daughter of Judge Thomas), Fairfax Court
house, Va, stem-setter and stem -winder,S2O
in coffee; Mrs Rosebery, ITO Fourth street
southeast, chatelaine, SIS, in tea; Samuel
Ball, private secretary of the governor of
North Carolina, stem-setter, SIS, in tea;
Charles Aukman, Clarksburg, w Va, stem
setter and stem -winder, $25, in tea; L NJ
| Cornwall, corner Tenth street and Mary
land avenue southwest, stem-setter, $40
in tea; Miss Morse, Oil Thirteenth street
northwest, stem setter, $40, in coffee; Mrs
OConnell, 610 Fourteenth street northwest
stem-setter, $12, in tea; Mrs Col Barton
Seventh and G streets northwest, Mrs
James Jackson (colored), Swampoodle
eighteen-karat gold watch, $50, in coffee
Lewis Ostenstein, music teacher, 456 {
ladies' watch, 500, in tea; Lieutenant
Austin, police force, residence SOt
Pennsylvania avenue, stem-setter, SIS, in
s. tea; Thomas Broderick, clerk, War Depart
ment, residence 923 Twenty-second street
northwest, stem -winder, $12, in coffee
James Mothershead, 926 c street, stem
settler, SIS, in coffee; Rev. Il. II. Slater
| Datarcui1Ia Md -uyin nJinn nd efa
setting watch, $50, in coffee; Maj. 10,
Marston, near Annapolis, Md, 1S-kara
hunting-case, ruby,jeweled ladies' watch
: SO, in coffee; Mrs. y ohm Chamberln, 140!
New York avenue northwest chateaine
!. S1s, in tea; Mrs. Jeffers, 2l3s Pennsylvania
avenue, between Twenty first and Twenty
second streets, ladies' watch, in tea ais
coflee) and a number Of other valuabl
presents sent by mail to parties living ou
r of the city.
Cash Presents Found.
9 p Brown, laborer, Washington Market
! $50 in tea; Mrs Augustus Chauncey John
, son, wife of a colored laborer, $3.50 in tea
.. George Clark, Baltimore, Md, car-drive
$50 gold piece in coffee; Patrick Shannon
|, plasterer, 431 F street, $25 in coffee; Nose
Marks, Fredericksburg, Va, 500 in coffe,
Articles of silver Service, Wine Sets
Etc.
Mrs James O'Conner, Grant avenue, bt
tween Ninth and Boundary; Miss Mulcart
112 First street northwest, George Edwards
312, between Third and Fourth street
southeast; Mrs Broche, 1911 E stree
northwest restaurant; Mrs r Bar
! Fourth street, above G northwest
Mrs. X. Keleher, 463 Maryland avenu
; southwest; Mrs DIR Gleason, NJ street, bt
!, tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets; Lzzi
a Waddell, 1926 L street northwest; William
L | all all
James Watson (colorcd), Virginia avenu
: between Twenty. first and Twenty secon
. streets; Mrs Patton, 1907 Ninth sire,
a northwest; lady residing at 5l2 Eight
street northeast; Miss NJ Clagett, Brigh
: wood, ID @; J Sprigg Poole, Gaithersbur
I. Md Alice Buckley, 9l2 Pennsylvania ave
I nue.; Mrs. A. w. Moore, 1927 Elevent
/ | rt,ont North ,nnet Mrs Thn1nnsnn M.