The Evening critic., 1882-03-03
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.
A Handful of Money. nu Armful Of
Money uarreIs of Money.

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many people this week thus far have re-
ccived presents either OF diamonds, watches
or money, and, especially those who have
been fortunate enough to find valuable
presents in either tea or coffee, express
themselves as being highly pleased with
the fair aud honorable manner in which
this company treats its patrons. Though
under heavy expense daily in advertising
our goods and place Of business, as well
as giving the names and addresses of those
whom fortune favors, We chcerfully do It
in order to prove to the many thousand
readers of this paper that we are doing n
perfectly legitimate business, and refer TO
the many ones whose names we advertise
TO convince all that we do as we claim,
every time, regardless of age, sex, creed,
color or previous condition of servitude.
We discontinue giving presents March II.
We want every family in Washington and
vicinity to lay in full supply of tea and
coffee by that time. As matter of fact,
we shall leave an agency here to supply
customers and solicit trade after March l5,
but on that date will stop giving away
presents. We deem it but fair and Just
that we now give the notice, SO that none,
even after our departure will say that in
any way, shape, manner of form we have
ever deceived them. We expect to leave
business here Of at least one hundred cans
per uuy lbI our dRtub W btBlu WllDg duu
will guarantee the quality of both tea and
coffee purchased from him will be fully up
to our well known and reliable standard.
This morning we have to an
nounce new departure" or rather
a retrograde movement. In other
words, beginning this morning,
and continuing all day to-day and to-mor-
row Saturday, we will give no really val
liable presents but watches. Gents hunt
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gold watches, hunting-case silver watches,
gold, silver and nickel and chatelaine
watches and a large number Of other de-
signs too numerous to mention. We intend
to slaughter watches to-day, and would like
to give away at least 200 If our trade war
rants it. We guarantee our tea and coffee
to be A ! in every particular-no better
ard every can sold is well worth the dollar
you pay for it. Ask the price of best Java
drowned and ground) in any store in the
city, then come to us and we will sell you
81 pounds of as good as the best, pure
Mocha and Java mixed, for 81, and give
you a present-perhaps watch. Besides,
what we claim for our coffee we also
claim for our tea the latter being put up
in cans ~ pounds per cam and u present
worth from ten cents up in every can.
Our prices are uniform and never change,
viz: 81 a can, six cans for s., twelve cans
lOT SlV. twenty-five CduS loE ~, SlAIy
cans for $50. Many orders are daily re
ceived from distance by mail, and we ven
ture to say that we send away every day
more goods by mail than by any business
house in the city, while great many pack
ages are sent daily by express. Country mer-
chants, postmasters and others will do well
to make up clubs. Try it. Both tea and
coffee are necessities in every household,
and most every family will give you an
order for one or more cans if you will ask
| them. Again we say, try it. Below we
give the names and addresses of those who
found sums of money yesterday and the
day before in cans of tea and coffee bought
at $40 Market Space. Read the list care
fully, perhaps you have an acquaintance
among the number;
Nouey Found Wednesday BY
Walter Robinson, colored, 1439 Sampson
street northwest. $5 in coffee; Mrs. G. w
| Van Sickle, Alb Eleventh street northwest
S5 in tea clerk Pension Office, $50 in tea
| G. Cunningham, 5l2 Sixth street southeast
| $5 in tea Frank Miller, gardener, 40G
| Fourth street northwest, s. in tea Mrs
Strong, S25 + street, 5000 gold in tea; G
w. Miller, Annapolis, S25 in coffee NJ. w
Bayless S07 l street northwest, 50 in tea
| W. D. Montague, x.office, So in tea james
Breen, American Telegraph-oiiice 1i2;
Pennsylvania avenue, SO in coffee; Pan
Brown, Winchester, Va, $50 in tea Charlie
Smith, Lynchburg, Va, SO in coffee; Scrgt
Leech, police force, s. in tea J. L. Sullivan
sos or 5l5 L street northwest, $50 in tea; II
Raft, PIP Twelfth street northwest, SO in
coffee; Mrs Woodbury. 9l2 Twelfth stree
northwest So in tea Henry Austin, Balti
more, Nd, $50 in tea Ii. /. Atchison, door
keeper White House, 800 in tea; Mrs Ken
nesly, 1919 Tenth street northwest, $50 il
tea William Sands, Soldiers Home, nea
Hampton, Va, $40 in tea L. j Duvall (pO
lceman) SO II street northwest, s. in tea
William Shaw, Hagerstown, Md, s. in tea
II. G. Bowers, st. Marc Hotel $50 in tea
Mr. Jacobs (expressnan), street, $40
in gold in tea Dickson, Dckcrson or Dick
inson, we don't know which, clerk in th
Treasury Department, 500 in gold in cOheC
Money Found Yesterday by
Thomas Sullivan, 81 G street northeast, s.
gold in coffee; d. A. Gralle, 1886 Eight
street northwest S5 in tea Mr.. McAlahon
2l3 Third street southeast, $50 in coffee
Mrs. /. A. Rosecrans, 1113 II street north
west, S. in tea Mrs. NJ. Ebert, S33 Firs
street northeast, IS in tea Charles Foster
Pittsburg, $50 in coffee; NJ. V. Casey
Treasury Department, S. in coffee; Mis-
Rowland, COG Sixth street northwest, s.
in tea Richard White. 453 Husband stree
Chicago, $50 gold in coffee Charles Arm
strong, s25 in coffee; r. +. Harliston, ma
agent, III Maryland avenue, 50 in tea
Sergt. R. Johnson, 45i Pennsylvani
} avenue, $50 in tea; c. Hooker, Bait
more, IS in coffee; William W. Perry, l6l
Eighth street northwest, $50 gold in tea
Miss !. NJ. Gireaux, National Hotel, S
gold in coffee; John A. Shaw, Norfolk, Va
500 gold in coffee; c. E. James, III
street northeast, conductor Baltimore
} Ohio Railroad, s. in tea; Miss Emmons,
Iowa circle, S. in tea Jackson Yates, 3t
Seventh street northwest, 500 in tea Mr.
, Allen, Seventh street northwest $50 go
in tea; j. Sewell, clerk, 9l3 Nineteent
/ street northwest, S. in tea j. Hero
J 30S Ninth street northwest, $50
/ tea; Thomas Lucas, 2l53 Pennsy
i vania avenue northwest, 50 in tea
. Miss Struth, Corcoran street, $500 gold,
tea, making a total sum of $3.50 give
away in money the past two days, t,
gether with 81 $50 worth ofdiamonds Mo-
day and 81, 500 worth of watches Tuesda
! The total amount given away thus far tn
week amounts to grand total Of S6,lO
SIN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED DOLLAf
Count it, Remember to day and to-mo
, row all valuable presents will consist
watches only, Every can sold W
contain present of some kind, b
nothing to exceed in value
will be given either today or to.morrC
but watches. If you want watch now
your chance Step in and try your luc
Monday next will be DIAMOND DAY
, with us again, when the only articles wor
over IS given away will be diamond stut