The Evening critic., 1882-03-15
Money. Money, Money, Money by the
Handful. Money by the ArmfuI,
barrels of Money.

Yesterday was another field day" for
u.s. We had a steady run of trade all day
and until 8 o'clock last night. A great
many people were made happy owing to
the presents they received and we trust
many more will be made happy to-day by
finding $5 or $40 or SIS or $50 or $25 or
$50 or $40 or $50 or $50 or SIS or 500 or
$125 or$140 or $50 or $175 or 5000 or $3.50
in one or more cans of tea or coffee they
purchase from us to-day. Come in to-day
and ..,"try your luck" If you are
sin luck" you may "strike it rich"
If you are "out of luck" you
will at least get a dollars worth
for ninety cents. So, taking the worst
possible view you will come out ten cents
ahead on the can you buy, which is suffi-
cient at least to pay. your car fare to and
fro. Our price is uniform and never
varies, as follows: 81 per can. six cans
for S., twelve cans for $40, twenty-five
cans for $50, or sixty-five cans for $50.
Those. who get up a club as a rule are per-
fectly satisfied with the presents they re-
ceive. So well satisfied in fact, with
either the tea or coffee, or the present, or
both, that they almost Immediately send
in the second club. Reader, you can easily
get up club. Suppose you try. 1t is i'm.
possible for yOu to lose anything, and you
may get 500 OF $3.50 if you get your order
to us by next Saturday night. Our tea is
put up in cans weighing can and con-
tents) IL pounds and cannot be beat
in this city. Our coffee is q pure
Mocha and Java mixed, none better in
America, put up in cans weighing lean aud
contents) 3i pounds, and 81 takes any can
in our store. We cordially invite one and
all to pay us visit to-day, and see our
immense stock, not only of goods, but
money. We have on exhibition in our
show window pile of greenbacks seven or
eight feet long and about four feet high,
consisting of SIS, $2s, SOS, S10s, $20s, sos and
S1C0s in plain view and three times as much
in the store. Come and see the sight, even
if you do not wish to buy. Below we give
partial list of those whom fortune favored
Monday and yesterday Read it; perhaps
you have an acquaintance among the num-
ber.
Money Found Monday by
James Wise, 1S43 Eighth street northwest,
$780, in tea; 4. Wallace, 101i L street north
west, $5, in coffee; G. w. Pomeroy, Govern
ment Printing Office, $50, in tea; Il. j.
O'Connor, st. Louis, $3.50 in gold, in Coffee
Mrs. A. r. Chesley. 2l5 East Capitol street,
| $5, in tea; G. w. Lynch, Joe Jefferson Com
pany, $3.50, in tea; w. III. Rapley, treasurer
| National Theatre, $50, IN coffee; Miss Will
son, Metropolitan Hotel $50 in gold, in tea;
| George w. Driver 13i3 Pennsy ylvania ave-
nue., $50, in coffee; Richard Grantther (col-
ored), oyster dealer, 1919 Sixth street south
| west, So, in tea; Samuel Katzenstein, mana
| ger Likes, Berwanger & Co.'S clothing
| house, $40 Seventh street northwest, 800
| gold, in tea; John L. Lane, Sixteenth aud
Q streets northwest. $50 gold, in tea; L.
| Murphy, Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, residence No. 6 q street northwest
| $40, in tea; David Crowley, Boston, Mass.
| S75 in gold, in tea.
Money FOund Yesterday by
John Carpenter, Pennsylvania avenue, neal
Tenth street, $50, in tea Thomas viii
liams, Concord, N. H., S140, in tea j. Il
Percy, Richmond, Va $40, in coffee; Abe
Perry (colored), servant, Massachusetts,
avenue, near Thirteenth street northwest
S5, in teal Miss Jennie Lee, Bridge street
Georgetown, $40, in tea William Sander
son, 564 Madison street, Chicago, ILL.,, So,
gold, in coffee Patrick Flemming, Atlanta
$780, in tea; M. M. Redman, Laramie
Wyoming, $50, in tea; John o'Brien
jacksonville, Fla, $3.50, in coffee; Maggi
O'Brien, Jacksonville, Fla, S., in coffee
George Hill, Madison, Ind, $780, in tea.
Tomorrow we will publish additiona
names. Don't fail to come in to-day an,
"tIy your luck.' We unhositatingly refe
to every leading newspaper in this city
Orders by mail promptly forwarded t
all parts of the United States. Address,
IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
$40 Market Space, Washington, ID. Q.