National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28
LOCAL MENTION.
500.

The Importers Tea Company, of New York,
have opened branch store in this city. Their
tea ana coffee arc put mp i'll paper cans; ten cans
weigh ~ pounds, and coffee caus Qucludlng con
tents average ~ pounds. The tea and coffee ia
Ofnn excellent quality and well worth the money.
Every can contains souvenir Of from ten cents 10
$50 cash or more or gold or silver watches Oriew.
elry,, and also genuine diamond ipwclry-no
blanks-the ten and coffee being worth at a fair
retail price more than thntasked without any re.
gard to the souvenir. This company take this
method to advertise their goods aud after March
10 these teas and coiIGCs will be sold wholly on
their merits by their agent at the same price, but
wthSIt the souvenir. Orders by mail promptly
should always accompany the order. Cansawnys
selected by disnterestcd parties for people out of
$40 Market Space, Washington, D. c. Price, 81 pSr
can: II cans for $40; % cans for $50; 90 cans
During the past week hundreds and hundreds
of watches were given away, besides great many
articles ofjewelry, such us diamond rings, collar
buttons, earrings, &C., amethyst, pearl, sapphire
cameo, and solid gold rugs silverware of various
kinds including butter dishes, gOblcts, napkin-
holders, tea sets, &c. In. addition to the above
to $780, and the parties receiving the cash were us
much astonished Ms the bystnnders. Below we
give partial list of those who have purchased tea
and coffee since Saturday morning last. Look for
additional names in to- morrow mornings papers.
Perhaps you may have a friend among the lucky
ones:
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NJ. 7. Server, restaurant, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad DEPOT ring, $50 A. \. Wynon, Assistant
coorcd, Mount Pleasant, ring, 500; Mrs. Thomas
Suiliyan,% street northeast, ring, $780, John
Grant, COZ II street northwest ring $50; Mrs f. II.
Harrington, els Twenty second street northwest,
collar button. $40; j. +. Waggoman, 5le seventh
Sis Third street southeast ring $50 Mrs G. barnes,
Treasury Department, ring, 500; r. Kelley, Wash.
| ington Market, studs, $500 Miss Il. a. Hughes,
Edlen, policeman, United States Jail RIG $50 Mrs,
". II, Wet2el, l5ib Thirty third street. Georgctown,
s5o Mrs. q. Barnes ANNAPOLIS, Nd ear. drops, $40;
| Miss May Gordon Annapolis, Md car drops, $40;
B' r. Hackman Sgnday throitlcc, drops, 500;
studs, $50; also eleven valuable articles found III
coffee.
WATCHES FOUND IN TEA IN VALUE FROM s. TO $780,
Mrs. II. NJ. Clinton, ll6 Maryland avenue north
east chotelaine, Sl5i Johanna Triplett Iii6 Cor.
| coran street northwest, ladies watch; Mrs. b.
| Oveman, gl3 Z street northwest r. NJ, Drink
hard A. IT, Robinson, colorcd lNl Johnson
avenue, watch, Sl2; James Hull, A Pierce street;
| Earnest Meyer (baker, 81 I street southwest,
watch; III j., D. jameson, lSG Eirst street north
kct; G. W; Clark, Fauquicr County. Virginia;
samuel G. Kinsley, manager National Theatre,
man strait, 3Oj q street northwest, chaelalue;
! Thomas Moss, ticket agent, Alexandria, Va,
and Potomac depot watch, sl2 Joseph Parrish,
| foreman Engine Company No. l, watch, sl2; A.
NJ. Clapp, g47 q street norihwesti J. Louis Ford,
manager FOrds Opera House ,chaclUiWe, SIS; t.
! for Mr. HAY Ehua Woo (aas John ChinamamJ Il
! tea merchant Washington Market; Mrs, L. NJ.
| Guwan, 2ll Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Mr.
! Kennedy, II b street northwest, watch, sl2 otto
/ Pape, National Hotel, watch, s12 schwing II
! watcn, SIP Melville C. shuster, 9iO Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; ID. i. Culbertson, NJ. Co. of
TGH9S f. FISH oyster GfSks 4 Rs street north
towns Robert A.: Neiteh, farmer, Arlington, Va;
y N, Hack, Patty (gae: James +, peyton, con.
| Mrs. J. Dierken, Second street aud Massnchu.
sets avenue Dr.. L. ", Ritchio, post surgeon,
Filth Street " morthwest H. G. bSiiey i siS
Fourteenth street northwest Miss Mobile, j..
Jones, Butler station, Louisiana County va,
| watch, SlS S, Tarbell, Deputy Comptroller United
States Treasury, chatelaine, SIS +, $, Newman,
corner Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue
| northwest watch, Sl2; A. A. Brooke, $40 Louisiana
avenue, chatelaine, SIS Joseph +. Collins 3OiG 0
street northwest, watch, sl2; Y: A. Burdick, Le
Drolt Park J, Il; Johnson, los First street north
dale Station, Md watch, Sl2; Thomas b. Kalbfus,
business manager sunday Herald, chatelaine, Sl8;
hunting hunt case watch 80; Samuel Good d aI6
Twenty seventh street northwest stem setter, $40
Charles j. Murphy Naval S AeaasEmy A M
street northwest, stem setter, Sl5;, Mrs General
Bates near Lynchburg, Va, horse- timer, s0i Col.
gold watch $780, X, McNally, ga Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, watch, Sl2i also thirteen val
liable watches found in coffee,
CASH PRESENTS FOUND IN TEA.
Mary Myers seamstress, $50; p. o. Neil, Swan.
poodle 500 Henry HObestOn, National Hotel. $50;
Henry Clyde, Philadelphia, S5Oi William Wolfe,
3l3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Sl6; J. Miller
Leesburg Va, $50; Dennis o'Connell, Staunton
Va, $685. j. Roscnheld, Richmond, Va $780,
ARTICLES OF SILVER SERVICE.
J.. Julien, 0S6 street southwest; Miss Lille
Bent Sl3 First street northwest; W. H. Clarke, Ills
i street northwest; Jacob Childs, corner 1hir-
teenth and d streets northeast; Dick sinners, Blu
reau of Engraving and Printing; Miss Raney AZ.
Third street northwest; Mrs. Baden, 4G7 Missouri
avenue northwest; Miss Lulu Belz, 1913 Il stree
northwest; c. II. Mixer, 1926 O street northwest
Miss Kate Fitzgerald, 987 Maryland avenue soull
west; Mrs H. Wilson, b32 street northwest Mrs.
Kate Hackney, 400 Second street northwest
Charles a. "a cray W. street nortngesti q; y
L. Rollow, 6l4 Maryland avenue southwest; Mrs
General L. bingham, auckland, Va; Miss S
np,,, n let,