The Evening critic., 1882-03-16


Arrivals at the West End Hotel t. u. Ren
shaw, Vermont; Col. NJ. Pinchauver and rhos
T. Davis, Va.
Money! Money! Money,-GOId by the |
Peck!-Greenbacks by the Barrel!
Notwithstanding the disagrecable wealth |
er our business was better yesterday than any !
day this week. Quite a number of we'll |
known people found valuable cash presents |
in cans of tea and coffee bought during the |
day and we trust double the number, at least, |
will be delighted TODAY by finding So, $40, |
500, $25, $780, $40, $50, $50, $75, 800, $l25, |
$50, $175, 5000 or $3.50 in cans they buy. We |
wish TO announce tomorrow that fully
$1,000 was given away today. The money
is in the cans aud if you buy enough of
them you will be certain to find over 50 900;
this we guarantee. Every can of tea we
sell is worth a dollar of anybody's money
and every can of coffee is worth the price
we ask-$1. No one can contains less than
10 cents, and many OF them contain much
larger sum. Our object is to get you ac
customed TO our brands of tea and coffee,
believing them to be as good as the best
sold in the country, SO that after we stop
giving presents you will continue to buy
from our agents here after we are gone.
To-day promises to be a fair day. Come
and see the immense pile of greenbacks in
our show-window, consisting of 81, 50, 50,
$40, $50, $50 and 500, not enough to pay
the National debt, we know, yet it would
60 good ways toward it. We have three
times as much money in the store as there
is in our show window, and most of it in
cans of tea and coffee. If you have all the
tea and coffee and money you want, we Of
course do not expect you to patronize us,
but if you need either tea or coffee come
in to- day and buy a can for dollar, and we
promise you sum of money varying in
amount from ten cents to $3.50 in each and
every can you buy. good many people
believe in luck Some imagine there is
no such thing as luck" We can only say
call it luck" OF what you please, if you
find s., $40, $50, $50, 500 or $3.50 in a can
you buy to-day we are sure you will con-
slider it luck, and we shall congratulate
you on your lucky" selection. The
money is on our shelves; some in every
can. Come and get it,
great many are sending in clubs from
the country or distant places. 1t is an
easy matter to get up a club Of five, ten,
twenty, or fifty. Try it. The gctter up of
| club is seldom dissatisfied with his pres
ent, and never with the quality of tea and
coffee we send. Our price to individuals,
stores, and clubs is always the same, as
| follows: 81 per can, six cans for s.,
| twelve cans for S10 twenty-five cans
for $50, or sixty-ive cans for $50, with
present worth from 10 cents to $3.50 in
every can. Cans of tea and coffee are in
variably selected by disinterested parties
for parties out of the city. We prefer that
| purchasers in the city should make their
| own selections. We unhesitatingly refer
to every leading newspaper in Washing
| ton.
Below we give list of tho sc who have
found S5 or upward in cans sold by us thus
far this week. Hundreds of people who
have found 81, or 50, or So in can we do
| 49, 90 Df np1,- h.
get not less than So. Read this carefully.
Perhaps you are acquainted with some of
them:
Money Found Yesterday by
NJ. V. Casey, Treasury Department, $50
gold, in tea; Rev. S. NJ. Merrill, S25, in cof-
fee; j. Hardman, restaurant, Sixth and
Pennsylvania avenue, SO gold, in tea; w.
A. Dodge, Specification Room, Government
Printing, Office, 500 in tea; j. NJ. Richards.
j. A. McCabe, j. f. Campbell, and e. M.
Blake, Government PRINTING!. flee, $50, in
coffee; Mrs. j. l.. Miller 5l3 Thirteenth
street northwest, S5 gold, in tea NJ. II.
Sheeney, SO Second street northwest, $40, in
tea, 50, in coffee; Richard Grantlin, colored,
oyster dealer, 1919 Sixth street southwest,
$40 in tea; Dr. Joseph, disbursing clerk,
Interior Department, s. gold, in coffee;
Miss C. Dieter lj9 Joraleman street, Brook
lyn, N Y, 500 gold, in tea; Wm, Smith,
near Warrenton, Va. $50 gold, in tea, $40
in coffee; J. r. Brown, Norfolk, Va, $40
in tea; r. q. Boss 612 Eighth street south
west, $40, in coffee; Thomas Toner, State
Department, $50 gold, in tea; Lieut., r. A
Arnold, police force, 42s Eighth street
southeast, SO, in tea; Miss Barbara Jones,
Baltimore, Md, $3.50, in tea.
Money Found Tuesday by
John Carpenter, Pennsylvania avenue, neal
Tenth street, $50, in tea; Thomas VIII
liams, Concord, n. H., SlI0, in tea J. Il
Percy, Richmond, Va, $40, in coffee; Abe
Perry (colored), servant, Massachusetts
avenue, near Thirteenth street northwest
50, in tea; Miss Jennie Lee, Bridge street
Georgetown, $40, in tea; William Sander
son, 564 Madison street, Chicago H., 81,
500, in tea NJ. NJ. Redman, Laramie
Wyoming $50, in tea; John oBrien
Jacksonville, Fla, $3.50, in coffee Maggi
OBrien, jacksonville, Fla, So in coffee
George Hill, Madison, Ind, 500, in tea.
Money Found Monday by
James Wise, lsi3 Eighth street northwest
$20O in tea; i. Wallace l014 L street north
west, IS, in coffee; G. w. Pomeroy, Govern
ment Printing Office, $50, in tea; L. ]
O'Connor, st. Louis, $3.50 in gold, in coffee
Mrs. A. II. Chesley. 2l5 East Capitol street
So, in tea; G. w. Lynch, Joe jefferson Com
pany, $3.50, in tea; W. IL. Rapley, treasure
National Theatre, $50, in coffee Miss vii
son, Metropolitan Hotel $50 in gold, in tea;
George w Driver, l3i3 Pennsylvania ave
nue., $50, in coffee; Richard Grantlin (eol
ored), oyster dealer, 1919 Sixth street south
west, s., in tea; Samuel Ka'zenstein, mana
ger Likes, Berwanger &NCo.'s clothin
house, 80 Seventh street northwest, $40
gold, in tea; John L. Lane, Sixteenth an
Q streets northwest, $50 gold, in tea; /
Murphy, Bureau of Engraving and Print
, ing, residence No. q @ street northwest
sl40, in tea; David Crowley, Boston, Mass
S75 in gold, in tea.
Tomorrow we will publish additions
, names Of those who are in luck to-da,
Watch for the list Orders by ma
i, promptly forwarded to all parts of Il
United States. Address,
+. IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,