Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-18

Who Will He the Lucky One9
THIS morning early we will put five hundred dol
lars In one cam place it In stock and sell the can
ana contents for 81. Only one can will contain that
sum, and In case it is sold the name OF the buyer
will be announced In the papers tomorrow morn
$40 $685. $780, s5 $50 $50 $40 $50 sa5 sao SIS $40,
-, IS, y ., and so on down to 10 cents Every can
as usual Will positively contain sum OF money. No
blanks, out only one can will contain $500 Again
we say, who will be the lucky one! We claim that
our tea and coffee is equal to the best sold in this
n1ey 01 ssesSn OF the county we take this
people accustomed to them.
We also claim that each can of tea or coffee we
not be duplicated In Washington for the money,
Whlle each can Is worth dollar. We do not as a
matter Of fact get more than 80 cents per can for
any OF them, and for many OF them but IS cents.
or 20 cents or IS cents, 70 cents GO cents or
80 cents or 40 cents or Is cents each while those
lose on. still we have the goods and are deter
mlned TO get as many people to use them as we
possibly can We certainly offer extraordinary
inducements, and trust that each and every family
In the city Will try at least one can of tea and
conee before they condemn our goods.
=. We have but one price, viz s. a can, cans for
3d. l2 cans for $40, Is cans for So IS $50
with present OF not less than 10 cents, and from
that up to $3.50 in each can, and to-day one can
are well satisfied with the present they receive,
and generally speaking send in the second CLUB
within two or three days from the time they re-
up club. Try. Every family wants and viii have
tea and coffee. Cans are Invariably selected for
out-of-town customers by disnterested parties
their own selections
We donated yesterday fifteen cans OF tea and
coffee to the National Rifles fair. More than one
person will be well satisfied with the can they buy
or we Will miss our guess
Below we give a list Of those who have found
sum OF money, s. or upwards, in cans purchased
thus far this week. We do not take the names of
those who find less than s.. As matter OF fact,
however, great many find 81. Sc or So In the cans
MONEY FOUND YESTERDAY BY
Christian Bleich, steward Soldiers Home, 800, in
coffee; Police Officer Daily, 513 Mass ave-, S, In
NJ Black, 713 9th st. NV, $50, in tea; Mrs. r. r.
Bona, 1347 Corcoran st. NV, 500 in tea; H. d.
Barr the wsliknown merchant tailor, I'LL Penn.
Kennedy, ten years OLD. residence 69 10th ST., $40
gold in tea; Joseph Acton, 109 Sd ST. Sc, 500,
store, S, In coffee; Hon. VIM. II. Harris, 223 south
Robey ST. Chicago SIS gold in tea this is the third
orfourth present Mr.. Harris has found.)
MONEY FOUND MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY BY
Frank C. Collinsworth, superintendent billiard
room, National Hotel. S gold, in tea; Mr. Prince,
e faft * Police Court eh2eans watch value SEQ
Pa. ave se 500, in tea 5. schnitzer, All Pa ave,
Newark, NJ, SIS greenbacks, in tea A. E. Rob,
inson, colored waiter National hotel S. gold tea
Walter O'Donnell, Baltimore, $40 in tea; Rev. j.
church, NJ ST., bet 18th and 10th SITS. s. In coffee.
James Wise, 1S43 9Th St NV, s2G0, in tea; G. w.
Pomeroy. Government Printing Office, $50 In tea; E.
OConnor, st. Louis, $50 in gold. in Coffee G. W.
Lynch, Joe Jefferson Company, SEQ, In tea; w. II.
Rapley, treasurer National Theater, $50 in Coffee
Miss Wilson, Metropolitan Hotel, $50 in gold in
tea: Geo. w. Driver, 1343 Pa. ave-, $50 In coffee;
Richard Granther colored>, oyster dealer, 1919 9th
st. S.W., S., in tea; Samuel KatZenstein, $40 9TH
ST. Nv, 500 gold, in tea: John E. Lane, 10th and
G SITS. NV. $50 gold, in tea; L. Murphy, Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing, residence 6 st. NV,
sl4O In tea. David Crowley, Boston, Mass, SIS in
gold, In tea. John Carpenter Pa ave-. near 10th ST.,
$50 in tea. Thomas Will ms, Concord. N. H.,
s14O in tea; Patrick Flemming, Atlanta, 500 in tea;
NJ NJ. Redman, Laramie, Wyoming, $50 in tea;
Maggie OBrien, Jacksonville, Florida, IS I'm
coffee; George Hill, Madison, Indiana. 500 in
tea; NJ V. Casey, Treasury department, $40 gold in
tea; Rev. s. M. Merrill sos, In coffee; j. Hardman
lrestauranp 9th and Penna. ave-, $40 gold in tea;
w. A. Dodge, specification room, Government
Printing Office, $50, In tea; j. NJ. Richards. j. A.
McCabe and E. NJ. Blake, Government Printing
office. SO, in coffee; M. II. Sherey, So 21 ST., NV.
e10, in tea and S. in coffee; DR.. Joseph, disburS-
Ing clerk, Treasury department. S. gold. in coffee;
Miss c. Dieter, 1853 JOraleman St Brooklyn, n. Y,
800 gold, in tea; r. G. Boss 612 Sth ST. W., So
in coffee; Thomas Toner, State department, $50
gold, in tea; Miss Barbara Jones, Baltimore, Md,
$3.50, in tea.
Tomorrow we Will publish additional names of
those who are Gin luck" to-day. Watch for the
list. Orders by mail promptly forwarded to all
parts OF the United States.
Address, IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
S19 Market Space, Washington, d. G.