The Evening critic., 1882-03-01

little He6e so well known to the Washington,
Philadelphia and Baltimore public, and In
iact the people OF the soutn, mas become a
in the land. 1t Is another illustration of the
old adage, 'Tis always darkest before dawn.
When they cut loose from Ford | have heard
envied, from professional and financial
point of view. met Frohman, and asked him
about the truth Of the rumor that he , had made
contract for more than two years with them
and he smilingly confirmed the report and
remarked; Il wish 1t was for fourteen years.
Money by the Handful-MOney by the
Armful-MOney by the Barrel.
If you don't believe we have barrels full
Of money, look in our showwindow to-day,
at $40 Market Space, and you will hardly
doubt it after one glance. This is the day
we have been promising for several days
past to make our "money day." and we
intend to keep our promise
By Giving Away at Least $1,000 i'm
Money To-day.
Every man, woman. chick or child that
buys can of tea or coffee from us to-day
will find sum of money in the can pur.
chased, in value from ten cents to
$3.50. Most positively no blanks, no
matter what color the wrapper may
be, or whether it is tea or coffee you buy
you will be certain to find not less than 10
cents, and you may find $50, 800. $780,
5000 or $3.50 in the can you buy. Step 10
and "try your luck" Monday we gave
away $1,750 worth of diamonds, and the
names of those who were particularly for
tunate in finding diamonds in cans Of tea
or coffee bought on that day were pub.
lished in the daily papers yesterday.
Below we give q list of those who found
watches yesterday in cans of tea or coffee
bought at our store. Yesterday, bear in
mind, was our "WATcH DAY." Read the
list of names carefully. Perhaps you have
friend among the number.
Watches Found by
T. T. Woods, Sixth Auditors Office, resi-
dence 912 Massachusetts avenue, STEM
winder and stem setter, $50, in coffee; Solo
mon Adair, National Hotel, gold watch
S75, in tea; Officer T. NJ. Sullivan, Metro.
politan Police, residence 81 C street north
east chatelaine, $40, in tea; Tim Magruder
Seitz confectioner, 500 Massachusetts,
avenue, chatelaine, S1S, in tea (this is the
third watch found by Mr.. S. in tea or cof.
fee bought from us since we commenced
business some two months ago.; Mrs. Will
liam Shipley, $40 N street, watch, $40, in
coffee; j. ID. Garrison, 215 Four.and- "a half
street northwest, at West Point, N.
Y, stem-winder and stem-setter, $25,
in tea; Frank Howard (colOred), Oh
Fourteenth street northwest, stem-winder
and stem-setter, $50, in coffee; w. N. Will
liams, principal primary department, EN-
eIson Institute, 914 Fourteenth street
northwest, stem-winder and stem setter
$40, in tea; II. T. Lord, watchman, S22
Tenth street northeast, stem-w inder and
tem-setter, $40, in tea; Charles G. Tyler,
principal Emerson Institute, stem.wiuder
and stem setter, 500, in tea; Mrs. Lottie
Emmett last house on Bridge street, near
District line, watch, $40, in tea; Slocum
Blue (colored), 212 Second street northwest,
stem-winder and STEM setter, $25, in
| coffee: r. G. Clarvoe, Police Head.
| quarters, stem -winder and stem setter,
| $lS, in tea; Senator Lapham, of New York,
| stem-winder and stem. setter, $l5, in tea;
| H. A. Cobaugh, captain Treasury watch
| Treasury Department, chatelaine, $50, in
| coffee; NJ. ID. Helm, business manager
| DAILY CRITIC stem -winder and stem-set.
ter, $l8, in coffee; Rev. s. M. Merritt, East
| Capitol street, solid gold watch, $50, in tea
| Wallace johnson, Richmond, Va, chate
laine, $40, in tea; William Fisher, Surgeon
| Miller, National Hotel, gold watch, $50, IN
tea; Mrs. r. +. Degrain, 657 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, chatelaine, SIS, in coffee
| Capt. II. U. Pierce, Philadelphia, chate
lainc, $40, in tea; A. l.. Solomons, 1915 X
street northwest, stem-winder and stem
setter, $50, in tea; Capt. NJ. A. Febrey. 1913!
G street northwest, stem'winder ant
stem-setter. $50, in coffee; ex
Judge Campbell, Chicago, Ill, stem
winder and stem setter, $50, in coffee
Mrs. NJ. Sullivan, IS ID street northeast
stem. winder and stem-setter, $40, in tea
Joseph Brooks (colored), waiter, Nationa
Hotel, stem-winder and stem-setter, $l3, il
tea G. ID. Bond, letter carrier, City Post
office, watch, sl2, in coffee; J. X. Leary
1870 q street northwest, watch, $40, in tea
NJ. Cunningham, halter, 7io Eighth stree
northwest, stem.winder and stem setter
$15 in tea; William White. Hillsboro
Va, watch, Sl0 in coffee; Hon. Erman
trout, NJ. c., Reading, Pa, stem- -winder an
b1. D., GA f street northwest, solid gol
huntingc case, patent-lever, full;jewele
lady's watch, $50, in tea G. Reamei
Middleburg, Loudoun County, Va, stem
winder and stem setter, $50, in cof
fee; Ii. A. Merrill, East Capitol stree
watch, S12, in coffee; c. w. Fadely, Water
ford, Va, hunting-case stem-winder an
stem-setter, $50, in tea George McGioine
(colored), No. 6 Liberty street, stem.winde
and stem-setter, $50 in coffee Miss |.
Chatter, Cincinnati, stem -winder and stem
setter, Si6, in tea Mrs. IL. Broche, 1871
street northwest, watch, $40, in tea
Horatlo Davis, Chatham, Va, watch 81
in coffee w. G. Smoot, registered lette
division, City Post.office ciatelaine, 81
in coffee w. b. Hall, patent attorney, 81
street northwest, stem winder, $l2,
coffee; John r. Mahoney (paper-hanger
3l5 Pennsylvania avenue southeas
stem-winder and stem-setter, $50, in tea
John Foley, postmaster Mt. Crawfor'
Rockingham County, Va, stem-winder an
stem.setter $40, in coffee, and las more, a
told, which at a fair retail valuation
worth fully $500. Our prices continr
TO be 81 can, 6 cans for s., II car
for $40, 25 cans for $50 65 cans for $50, an
present of some kind in every can. Orde
by mail promptly forwarded to all parts
the United States. Call, send, or writ
Dolt forget, to-day zee gire array nothing b
mOney; from 10 cents 10 $3.50 in each ca
Store open until half-past 10 to-nigh
Address Importers Tea Company, 8
Market Space, Washington, ID. C.
Skin Diseases Cared.