Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-25

The Importers Tea Company OF New York have
opened branch tea store In this city. Their tea
weighs y pounds, and coffee cans Gncluding 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 OF jewesy, and also genuine Diamond
JeWeliy-n0 bllnkSs-tbe tea and coffee being worth
at q fatr retail price mere than that asked. with
out any regard to the souvenir. This company
AFTER March 18th these teas and coftees will be sold
wholly on their merits by their agent at the same
price, but without the souvenir Orders by Inail
promptly forwarded To all parts of the United
partles FOR people out OF the city. Address I'M
p [s Tea Company, No. SIG Market Space,
so; % cans for $50: 60 cans for $50
During the past week hundreds and hundreds of
articles of Jewelry, such as ii ,nond rings collar
and solid gold rng serware Of 4arous
holders, tea sets, ETC. In addition to the
above, many cash presents, varying in
celVihg the cash were as much astOnshed
the bystanders Below We give a partial list
OF those whose names have not yet appeared In
SATURDAY morning last-additional names will be
given from day to day during the week. Watch
ne me list; perhaps you may have friend among
DIAMONDS FOUND IN TEA I'm VALUE FROM SIS TO
s1OO1
railroad depot, RING, $50: 4. n. Wyman, Assistant
=: s; Treasurer, stud 500: II. Gardner, coored,
M Mount Pleasant, ring, $50: Mrs. Thomas sullivan,
ring, $50; Mrs F. II. Harrington, 61S y ST. NV,
collar button $40; J. T; Waggaman, SIG 7th st;
St Sc, ring, $50; Mrs c. Barnes, Treasury ny de-
Partment, ring, s1Co; P; Kelley, Washington Mar
ee sus Ma % Mis- ao
in ' cofe eng '0 aS0 I'VE valuable ar'icieS l0uDa
WATCHES FOUND liz TEA I'm VALUE FROM IS TO s100.)
Mrs: II. NJ. Clinton lis Nd. ave. ne, chatelaine
S15; Johanna Triplett, 14i6 Corcoran st. n. W.,
ladys watch; Mrs. Il. OVerman, 9l3 St NV: r.
NJ. Drinkhard A. Z. Robinson, colored, 174l john
son ave-, watch, s12: james Hall, A Pierce ST.;
Earnest Meyer baker, 81 st. watch, SIP: j. j.
Jameson, 1876 1st st. NV. VIM. II. Hoover (butCherl,
S Center Market; G: W. Clark, Fauquier co. Va;
chatelane. s1S; Mrs II. b. Strait, wife of Congress
man Strait. 305 ST. H. W.. chatelaine; Thomas
N moss, ticket agent, Alexandria, Va, watch, s12;
r. 1s'kng, restaurant.) Baltimore and Potomac
depot, watch, sl2; Jos Parrish, foreman engine
company ara1, No. l, watch, sIs: A. M: capp, ss7
Opera House, chatelsine, SIS; E. B. Hay, chat
elaine elaine s1s; this is the second watch
Tor Mr. Hay. Ehaa Woo, alias John Chinaman, a
GoWen, 2l1 Pa ave. NV; Nh Kennedy, II st. n.
W;,Watch s1a Otto Pape, National Hotel, watch,
Sls; Schwing Clarke, corner nth and SITS NV,
watch S12; Melville G. Shuster, GIG Pa. ave. NV;
d. b. Cobertson, NJ. c., OF Texas; E. Flick, oyster
packer, 5l2 St NV. watch, sl2 +. +. Mix, 14S
High ST., Georgetown; Robt. A. Veitch. farmer,
Arlington, Va; Z. NJ Hack, Daily critic; James F.
Peyton, conductor Virginia Midland railway,
watch sig; Mrs j. Dlerken, 81 St and Mass. ave:
Dr. j. w. Richie, post surgeon Fort Meyer, watch,
SIS; j. NJ. Andrews, 1401 5th st. NV; II. c. Daley
9l6 18th st NV; Miss Noble J. Jones, Butler sta
ton, LOUISIANA county, Va, watch; SIS; also, nine
valuable watches found in coffee.
CASH PRESENTS FOUND IN TEA.
Mary Myers, seamStreSS, $50; p. 0. NELL,
Swampoodle $50; Henry Hobeston, National hotel,
$50; Henry Clyde, Philadelphia, $50.
ARTICLES OF SILVER SERVICE
l.. Julien, $50 St sW.; Miss Lille Bent, S13 1St
st. NV; W. F. Clarke, 1113 st. NV; Jacob
Childs, corner 18th and ID SITS. Me-; Dick Sinners,
bureau OF Engraving and Printing; Miss Raney,
422 3D. st n W.. Mrs. Baden, 467 Missouri W.:
Miss Lulu BetZ, 1913 f st. NV; c. ii. Mixer, 1926
G St NV; Miss Kate Fitzgerald, 937 Marylndd ave.
Hackney, 4O6 ID st. NV; Charles A. Gray, sO7 r
street NV; @O. FoNwell, 500 Rhode Island ave.
nv Mrs Rnlln1E Mary md