Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

WHaI you eat ana want more.
Money by the H1andful-Noney by the
ArimfHl-Nlsney by the Barrel.
II you don't believe we have barrels full OF money
look III our show window to-day, at $40 Market
space. and you will hardly doubt it after one
glance This is the day we have been promising
1of several days past to make our ''mOney day"
and we intend to keep our promise
By GIVING AWAY AT LEAST $1,000 IN MONEY TO-
DAY.
Every man, woman, chick, or child that buys can
OF tea or coffee from US to-day Will find IA sum of
money in the can purchased. in value from ten
cents to $3.50. Most positively no blanks, no mat
ter 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, sIC0,
$50 $500, or $3.50 in the can you buy. Step in and
"try your luck" Monday we gave away 81 80
worth OF diamonds, and the names OF those who
were particularly fortunate in finding diamonds in
cans OF tea or coffee bought on that day were pub
llshed in the daily papers Yesterday Below we
give list of those VINO found watches yesterday
IN cans OF tea and coffee bought at store. Yes
the list OF names carefully. Perhaps you have a
Trend among the number.
WATCHES FOUND BY
T. +. Woods. Sixth Auditors Office, residence 912
SO, in coffee; Solomon Adair, National Hotel, gold
watch, So. in tea; Officer I. NJ. sullivan, Metro
$40, in tea; Tim Magruder, Cheyenne, Wy, chate-
Lame. s1S, in tea f. SeIu cOntectiOner SEQ MaSSa-
chu5etts ave, chateiatne, s1s in tea, ths is the
third watch found by Mr. 5. in tea coffee bought
from Us since we commenced business some two
months ago.; Mrs William Shpley, 80 N St.
w, at West Point, ~ stamWhae sr' and Stem a
setter, s25, in tea: Frank Howard (coloretD. ga
Fourteenth street northwest, stem-winder and
stem-Setter, go. in Coffee W. n. Williams, prnci-
pal primary department, Emerson Institute. 914
18th ST. NV, Stenl-winder and sten-Setter So in
tea; II. I. Lord, watchman, S22 10th ST. ne, STEM
W1nder and steln-setter. SO in teu Chas. C.. Tyler
principal Emerson Institute. steln-winder and stem
setter. $40. in tea; Mrs Lotte Emmett, last house
Bridge St, near District line watch So In tea;
(cOiorri;l. n
and stem setter, s, in Coffee r. G. Clarvoe police
headquarters, stem-winder and stem-setter. s1S in
ana steIn-Setter, SIS, in tea; H. A. CObaugh,
captain Treasury watch, Treasury Department.
manager Daily critic, stem winder and stem-sette
S1s, In coffee; Rev. S. NJ Merritt, East Capitol ST.
solid gold watch, $50. in tea: Wallace johnson,
Fisher, Surgeons Generals Office, watch, SIP, I'm
coffee; H. S. Miller, National hotel gold watch $50
in tea Mrs r. F. Degrain, 657 Pa ave S. e., chate-
laine. ss, in Coffee Capt. II. L. Pierce, Phladel-
phia, chatelaine, So in tea; A. S. SololnOns 1915
ST. n W., stem-winder and stem-setter, $40, in
tea; Capt. NJ. A. Febrey, 1853 q St H. W., stem
Wlnder and Stem-setter, so, in coffee; eX-Judge
Campbell, Chicago, Ill, stem-winder and stem
stem-winder and stem-setter, $40, in tea: Joseph
Brooks (coored), waiter, National Hotel, stem
winder and stem-setter, s1s, in tea: c. d. Bond,
lettercarrer city post office. watch sl2 in coffee
Cunningham (latteD, 74O Sth St NV, stem-winder
and sten-setter, SIS, i'll tea; William White Hills
NJ: C., Reading Pa, stem-w:nder and stem-setter,
$40, in tea c. NJ Hammett, MD. Ga st. n.w,solid
gold h'nting-case patent-leyer full teweled ladys
watch, $50, in tea c. Reamer, Middleburg, LoudOun
county, Va, Stenl-winder and Stem-Setter. So in
coffee; II. A. Merrill East Capitol ST.. watch, Si2,
In coffee; c. w. Fadeley, Waterford, Va. hunting
case Steln-winder and Sten-Setter. s25, In tea;
George McGones (colored), No. Liberty ST., stem
Wlnder and Stem-Setter, $50, in coffee: Miss l. L.
Chatter, Cincinnati Stem-wnder and Stem-Setter,
slS in tea; Mrs H. BrOche, 1911 ST. NV, watch,
So in tea; HOratio Davis, Chatham, Va. watch,
So in coffee; W. G. Smoot, registered letter divi-
sion, City Post Office, chatelaine, $1S, in
coffee; w. B. Hail, patent attorney, $40 st. NV.
stem Winder $l2, in coffee: John X. Mahoney
(paper-hangerl, SIS PENNSYLVANIA ave. Sc. stem
winder and stem-Setter, $40, in tea; John Foley,
postmaster MI. Crawford. Rockingham county, Va,
stenWinder and stem-setter, $50 in coffee, and S
more, all told, which at fair retail valuation Is
worth fully $4,000. Our prices continue to be 81
cans for $, II cans for S10 % cans $40 Is
cans for $50 and a present in every can. Orders by
mail promptly forwarded 20 all parts OF the United
States Call, send. or write. Don't forget. to-day
,rf give array nothing bW money; from 10 cents to
e 80 IN each can Store open until hal-paSt ten to-
night Address Importers Tea Company, S19 Mar
ket Space, Washington, d. C.
n. B.-At2 pm to-day a strong pressure was
being brought to bear on the manager Of the I'm
porterS Tea Co. to continue giving money tO-mOr-
row. Owing to the immense crowd in attendance
many are unable to get near the counter to buy
Ii the manager concludes to do it, it will be an
nOunced In papers tomorrow morning Look for it.