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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-18


With the perfect rapid working Of our new Cable
Cash Carrier system. crowd the BON MARCHE'
daily to enjoy the pleasure Of receiving their
before their purchases are wrapped and ct the same
time reap the benefits OF the extremely low pricea
The great bargains in
MILLINERY
While actual sacrifice will be continued until All
the present large stock Is disposed Of we are de-
termined to carry no stock from season to season.
RIBBONS
1Oc All Silk. No. g. Satin and Ottoman Ribbo rs.
yard. No. 10, Crepe de Chene Ribbons In desirable
shades.
15c No. 16 Velvet and Gauze Fancy Ribbons,
Satin and Gauze Brocades.
q yard. No II. Satin and Ottoman, all good and de-
sirable shades
Csc Fancy Ribbons, finest quality only In Ill col
yard. ors and designs.
SASH RIBBONS
50 CENTS YARD.
finch wide Gros Grain Sash Ribbon warranted all
silk. all shades.
IS CENTS YARD.
inch wide fine imported More Sash Ribbon in all
colors, warranted all silk.
60 CENTS YARD.
Gauze. satin striped. inch wide Pecot Edge Sash
Ribbon.
50 CENTS A YARD
inch wide Newport Sash Ribbon in al shades
Extra fine quality.
$11oA YARD.
Handsome imported quality Brocade sash Ribbon
10 inches wide, in all leading coiors.
BLACK eros GRAIN SASH RIBBONS
Extra heavy imported quality. sinch wide, SIC
8" CSC
MORE " CSC
10 -" $I.25.
IL -" S19S.
1t is not necessary for the BON MARCHE to assert
that the Ribbons sold this establishment are of the
highest standard. The assortment comprises every
thing in the Ribbon line.
Is CENTS
Rough and Ready Hats aud Turbans, Large Black
and Ecru High Crown, Broad Brims. same in mixed
straw. Childrens Trimmed Hats, Ladies' Bonnets.
4s CENTS.
Milan Hats, Fancy Braids Japanese Rough and
Ready. This lot includes Dress Hats and Shade Hats
in fine braids.
Is CENTS
Fine Milans. best Shapes. good Colors. These were
sold at $I9S.
As CENTS.
Chidren's Trimmed Hats. all Colors all Shapes
large variety. These were sold at 9Sc.and $1.24
TRIMMED HATS
The LEADER
The FRANCESDALE, large brim Handsomely
trimmed. in all colors, only $1.99.
SEA AND MOUNTAIN HATS.
beautiful Summer Hat in different shapes and
trimmings. at 9sc.. 81. AS S1.74, $19s.
We have made great reductions in all our
TRIMMED DRESS HATS,
For $500 we give your choice of large variety
heretofore sold at
$500. $1,000 and $1,000
CREPES, GAUZES AND vELvETS
Mule Crepes, 15c. ayard.
Extra wide Mus. in Pink Blue, Cardinal and Black,
Reduction in all our -
CREPEs. GAUZEs AND vELvETa
THE GREAT
DEDUCTION
RAsoLa
IT WILL PAY.
We close at pm. Saturday excepted.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Fl e +! +: s. : : II II ! /
wv wv Il = ! ! Us I'll T. T..
sle-s1s SEVENTH STREET NV
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CITY ITEMS.

Mens' and Boys Summer Hats.
Pearl and Fawn Cassr.. Dress Hats. S4.
Light coiored, stiff Fur Derbys, % to $3.50;
Genuine Detroit Mackinaw Straws, 81 TO 30:
Japan or imitation Mackinaws, SOC, &c., 81:
Mems and Boys canton straws, 25c., co., 75c.,
Large stock Correct Styles, Lowest Prices
AT Richard {. Lewis "Original One Price Hat
ana Furnishing Store" 92O 7th ST., bet. & X
q. W. N: b. Large stock medium priced travel
ing trunks.
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All of Our old WHISTLES, Brandies and wines
will be closed out at much reduced prices.
n. I. METZGER q BRO.
ALI 18th St n W
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The Following Special Bargains
Special Reduction

Special ReUuctlOn
FOR SIX DAYS ONLY.
Misses Oxford Ties and Button, zoe.
Misses Spring heel Oxford Button, csc. to
S1.25.
One strap Sandals and Oxfords, S1.1O
Youth common sense Low Shoes, Csc
Boys Low Ties and Button, 81 to $1.5O.
Boys cloth top Button, S1.25, worth So.
Boys fine Calf Caters, So, $3.50.
IoUNGS Shoe House, 4O2 tn st.
Look for the Old Lady in Window
T. S.-Handsome Chromos for school chill
dren.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenas Tonight

ALBAUGH's-'Ia File De Nine. Angot"
NATIoNAL-.sThe MikadO"
FASORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle of Bull
Rum
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All PERSONS that use groceries-and every
bOty uses thenl-will save money by buying
now. y. L. MErZGER & Bro,
All eth st, NV,
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THE TINE Has CoME

When the gentleman of leisure HES him to the
seashore or the ~ ountains or perhaps his fancy
leads him to spend his vacation in trave. by sea
or land, or both.
Before taking his flight whichever way his
inclination points. we would ask him to take
peep In our show windows, or, better still
visit our establishment, and the problem (what
10 wear while away solves itself You will see
or be shown with pOliteness and attention an
endless variety of semi-trOpical clothingitO suit
the tastes OF the most fastidious and the most
plain oee-sncker suits. the material Of which
w;i- woven III The native hut of tar-off IIiuios-
tan; Imitation, OF the ss,I~ uisde n hi, cuuu-
try and in England considerably less in price
Out strong, durable and thoroughly shrunk and
SO near like the original that it takes a prac-
ticed eye to tell (which switch" We have all
shades of both. Pongee Coats and Vests, light
and gauzy as the spiders web, made by the in
dustrlous natives of "the Flowery Kingdom;
Cuban Crimps from the Ever Faithful Isle:n
south American Checks from Chill Peru and
the Brazils. Light weight Serge Suits, In every
shade from the orthodox black to the more
pronounced drab and slate colors and these at
prices within the reach of all. Drap dEtes
Nuns Cloths, Zephyr Weight Cassimers and
Chevloteens without end, in suits and other
wise, and ut prices that will surprise the buyer
who knows their actual value. The Buster.
That Indispensable garment To the traveller has
received from US its full share of attention. We
have them in all cOlOrs and qualities We can
mt child six years Of age aud man measuring
OF inch chest measure with equal facility.
To the stay-at-homes. by which we mean
those who prefer the solid comforts of home
combined with the beauties Of Washington, to
the shores of "the deep-sounding sea-" or the
rugged grandeur OF the lofty hill tops, we would
say, visit our establishment. and we will aid you
In making life in Washington during the heated
term as cool and enjoyable as II you were In q
modern Arcadia,
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SURPRISES Tomorrow. Palais Royal.
CARDS. printed from plate, Toe, per 100.
W hitaker's
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 1 8, 1856. o am.
For eastern New York eastern Pennsylvania,
western New York western Pennsylvania,
Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware and Virginia.
generally fair weather northerly winds, sta
JiOnary temperature.
For Saturday-ticnerally fair weather. with
nearly stationary temperature. is indicated tor
New England and the middle Atlantic states.
DON'T .CoSFoUND Hahns Great Overstock
Sale with some of the advertised reductions,
consisting OF lot of trashy goods which are
dear at any price. Bear in mind we have too
much stock. which must be sold. We handle
no sbOddy goods, so IL is evident that whatever
you buy us is reliable. even though it is
cheap. Hal:n's, S16 7th st. and 1922 Pa ave.
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WOoDw ARD i LoTHRoP will offer tomorrow
morning 100 pieces genuine imported India
Linen, pure bleach; will not turn yellow il
washing Only Toe. per yard.
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Linz BRANcH BALTIMORE SErRr
FACTORY.
Is still selling the Mystery Shirt (the old favorte) a
s5c- The Comfort Shirt trenforced and msde of tbs
very best material tfinishedl only S5c. THIS shirt
as good as can be bought anywhere at any price.
Now Is the time TO leave your measure for ShirtsL
Six finest Dress shirts made order solid bosoms
Tor SO either open back open front Sin finess
Dress Shirts, made To order. tpleaed bosoIns for
any number OF pleats desired Perec; fit guaranteed
At the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
app 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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IHPoRTERs OF FRENCH WINES, COGNACs
= CAA1PA0NEe AND CORDIAI&
ORDINARY french Clarees, - and e4.60 per d0sL
eSiisornis Siasses &c Per gal: Financial Superior.
An wines receve0 directIy. which d . guarantees Of
thelr purity Wins FrAncAs De loutes sortss q crnen
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READ ClAKxs City Item advertisement 1t
49, 800,
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1000 PAIRS Miss and Child's Genuine Kid
Opera slippers, soc, reduced from 15c.
Hahn's, SIG eth st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
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VIENNA GARNET BEER at Tho Losekan
1923 Est. NV
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Great Sacrifice Sale!
at r. GOIdschmid. SI2.7th st, N. W.

We are determined to dispose OF the following
goods, which will be sold at manufacturers
prices, positively tomorrow:
Our $1,000 Baby Carriages only 8 g %
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THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV CORNER OF 7TH AND Sta
i'm. GRADY. MANAGER.
GALL BLUE SIGNS) jel5-mwf

IHE NATIONAL Mutual I1FE
ASSOCIATION. OFFICE 1920 F st.
W; W. Dudley. President. George H. B. White Treas'r
Jonn ID. Magruder. v. p. John Il. Bea Secretary.
Frank j. Tibbts, Gen. Man.
FOR A POLICY OF 1000
Admission fee and medical examination ss m
receipt will be given in full for five assessments
Paic III ADVANCE ior one years insurance. follows:
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sTRONTIA in demijohnS, 1413 New York ave

SURPRISES To-MoERow. Palais Royal.
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK must be sold by July Is.
The Improvements require il.
y. L. METZGER * Bro,
Az 18th St NV
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ENGRAVED PLATE and L 90 cards, SO. Whit
aker'S.
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E1ne COlOred Half Hose, pair 25c, q
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and II. 1
Extraordinary bargains.
M0Sr DESIR ARIr EnnnS

Chldren's lace and embroidered collars, 1ec..
reduced from 70; all Doc. collars 80, all 75c.
collars 40. Children's lace and open work ed
hose in pink. cream and light blue; everything
In hne and medium hosiery to be found in the
city at special cut prices for this sale. Boys
SHIRT waists-a lot OF white shirt waists 35c
worth 5O our Csc. white and colored shirt
waists 49c.; our 81 and S1.25, very best made
shirt waists. 79c.; our soc. waists 39c.; our 44c
waist 29c.; our 25c. waist 19c Gents best
laundried shirt 91c., reduced from 81 25: our
soc. laundried at 59c.; colored laundried Shirt.
4oc., bes. unlaundried shirts, reinforced at 80,
Az, %, 90 cannot be beat by any one. DR.. War
ners health corset, 9Sc., sold all over at 81 .25:
Ihonson's giove-Ii tlns, 9oc.; 81 French woven
corset, embroidered bust, 69c.; 500 bone woven
coroets, 92c., reduced from SI.75; R. IL g. dou.
BILE bone corset, Sl.1O, regular price $3.50;
misses corsets 44c., reduced from 60. We are
selling jerseys at prices cut about in half our
doc. misses jersey, Boo; $3.50 quality, soc;
ladies' fancy front jers ~, 81 80, price So so;
our nnest stockinette jersey, S29o, regular price
Si.1o; our S1.SS coat back vest front iersey
Sl.2o; a lew small size all-wool jerseys soc, at
I'ark's, 134 Z III II. n.w.
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Boys FINE Calf Low Shoes. button or laced
81. regular price $3.50. Hahn s, SIC TIN ST.
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ARToTYPES at cost to close out. Whitaker's.
STRoNTIA, cheapest table water. G. e. Bryan.
SATURDAY SCEPRIsES. Palais Royal.
VIENNA CABINET BEER at L. Faber's, 4O5
1lth 81. NV.
DO BOXES linen paper, 25ceach, Whitaker's.
For RENT.-A new house at Hyattsvile, by
Icuis l.. Wine. 1850 Pennsylvania avenue.
SURPRISES June 10Th. Palais Royal.
uren rs large as No. Is
Hahn's. SI6 eth st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
ALL Books at cost. Whitaker's.
WOcDWA ARD X LOTHRoP have sale to-day
d. dozen Ladies' Black Lisie Thread Hose, just
now Very scarce, splendid quality, which they
offer at the low price of 3. -,c. per pair.
SUPP. sEs June 10th. Palais Royal.
WEN a CABINET BEER ut +. +. McMahon's,
500 lJtG ST. NV.
ANY BOOK ordered, at L 5 per C. dis, by Whita-
ker.
FAILING SIGHT fitted 81. Hemplers, ave-,
corner 41a-
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we nave ITO Inherent STYLES OF Carriages to
select from, which is the largest assortment
Our hardwood Refrigerators will be sold be-
low cost. A special discount is offered in all
otner styles. Large footed hampers only S9c.,
regular price $1.5O; Large folding chairs only
pc, our regular price 81; Large French china
nand-painted fruit plates, only S1.O2 II doz..
Win red borders only Ale, our regular price
QUO. Extra quality 3-string broOms only 21c.,
regular price 3Oc.; Tin toilet sets, 3 pieces as
sorteo coiors only $137, our regular price
SI.oO; GAL Eclipse water coolers only S9c.,
regular price $1.2o; French china hand painted
cups and saucers, each, only SIC, regular
price Toe; Large dust pan with brush only
1Oc; Our loo. scrubbing brushes only &c.; /
a.. pudding pans only &c, y qt pans &C.; Wire
qlsh covers, o in u set, only 39c., regular price
soc; Genuine Mexican hammocks only 81 30,
our regular price $500.
The Following Special Bargains
Will ne sold tomorrow only at S. w. Augen-
steln s,Sl to 81 eth street II. land we
they are the best values ever before offered in
this city: n doz. silver-plated Sheffield table
knives, 69c.; chamber sets, decorated with
broad bands and gold lines, S2.S7, worth 81;
cake board and rolling pin, PIC; J., doz. colored
glass berry dishes. 11c.; wash tub, washbOard,
% clothes pins, and clothes line, 97c.; 2-string
Droons loo; 3-string, 1Sc.: II doZ. silverplated
tea spoons, PIC; decorated TEA sets, latest de-
signs, S3.19; covered butter dishes, Sc; large
wash basin and piece toilet soap, 1Oc.; dustpan
and brush, 17c.; genuine Holland window cur
tains, with spring rollers, 800; Cry stall water
pltchers, &c; IA dOZ. covered Jelly tumblers,
&C.; Whlsp broom, hair brush and comb, 23c.;
4S sheets shelf paper, &C.; IL doZ. Mason S glass
from SO. 10 up. A lew more OF those seas car
riages left. Trunks and valises below cost.
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Low Quarter Shoes
For Gents and Ladies'
Misses and Children
In greatest variety and at lowest prices can he
found at
YoUNG'S Shoe House.
Heilbruns old stand 400 18th St
r. Sail goods marked i'll plain figures at
strictly one price.
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Low Quarter Shoes

Liesant tiDe Straw ISa.,. lotion prices,
H. Auerhach bicyclc shit Depot, III aud H. l
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.
AHEAD Or AL OrHEns

The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the lateat simplest and best In the world. livery
lady should call at ONCE and the variety OF
work done on this Machine. Embroidery work OF All
Kinds done without the use OF any attachment In
strucfions given free as
a OPPKNREIMER 4 BROS
526 9th street NV
Machine. -
Ola Machines taken in exchange my2o
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At A. kaufman's
Tomorrow and all of next week some wonder.
1ui bargains In Shoes and Dry Goods:
Lawns per yard, 1l2c.
Plain OrgRnuie Lawns, 61ac.
fine Twill Satines, &c.
Fine Batiste, Toe.
Pink and Blue Nuns Yelling 1Oc
Remnant Percales, &c.
Double Cream Mikado Cloth, 15c
Snort Ends White India Linons, 7c
remnants W nlte Mating, 1Oc.
Red Check Mating, 12lac.
26-inch Gloria Umbrella, S1.67
finch Light Blue Sash Ribbon 10c
Infant Button Shoes, 25c.
Mems Seamless Hook Shoes, SLID
Ladies Kid and Pebble Button every pair
guaranteed solid, $1.25.
Mems Genuine Hand-sewed Shoes 81 90
. For other specials see Critic, Post and Ieepub-
Hcan.
A. KAUFMAN, Combination
1 1241 and 1243 11th street southeast
Mems and Boys Percale Shirts. Soc
7oc. ana 81 including collars and pair cuffs
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH and II. i
For Dry Goods. Notions and Fancy Goods
below auction prices, go to 736 TIN ST., j. IS.
Young.
Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn.
Ing and delivered In II Id. award" prints. 4Oc
per lb. Also, Cottage Cheese and ButterrniIk:
sweet Milk sc. per quart Cream 8 cents
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SATURDAY SURPRISES. Palais Royal.
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THrNes FoR THE SUMNER

JOHNSON GARNER a CO.
jel2 $50 Pennsylvania ave. south side near 7th -
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CARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
nave Deen issued by the clerk OF the court To
Joan Thompson and Annie Diggs; Andrew j.
Nlii!afns and Clara q. MullOy; W II. Barbour
and Mary Pleasant; john w Week, and Jessie
~ Ems; MIchae! Murphy and Margaret Leck-
Aeyi L. VI. Beall and F. l.. MoreIaud
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We Have n Large Stock
OF Claret Wines and Champagnes. Buy for the
future, AS this is positive mark down.
n. I. METZGER Il Bro
All eth q N w
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OuR PArnoss DE1reHrrp

OUR Il ATRONS DELI0HTED
With the perfect and rapid working Of our new Cable
Cash Carrier system, crowd the BON MARCHE'
daily to enjoy the pleasure Of receiving their change
before their purchases are wrapped and ct the same
time reap the benefits Of the extremely low pricea
The great bargains in
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VIENNA CABINET BEER at L. Faber's, 4O5
11th -. NV.
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ARToTYPEs at cost to close out. Whitaker's.
SrRoSTIA, cheapest table water. &C. Bryan.
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~ DUNE iILeil paper, Zoc-escn, w HIt;ah Sc
For RENT.-A new house at Hyattsville, by
IcuiS l.. Wine, 1850 Pennsylvania avenue.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITTES.

The Governor Of New York has signed the bill
permitting women to practice law
Wilkes w. Forney, postmaster at Letonia o..
was arrested yesterday by deputy United States
marshal for misappropriating government funds
The Gefa.cation amounts to about $500 Forney
was appointed to the Office last February.
A Montreal dispatch reports that two patients
suffering from smallpox have been removed to
the hospital from St jean Baptste ward. Small
pox has existed in ST. Vincent de Paul village
for several days. and has now appeared in the
house of one of the officers of the penitentiary
Grave fears are entertained of its spreading to
the inmates of that institution
Jackson Carter, and one Roe farmers, attend
ing circus, at Mt. Sterling. KY. last evening
quarreed and started home on the train. AS
Roe, with his brother, was leaving the crowded
car, Carter suddenly pulled his pistol and shot
Roe dead. Carter attempted to escape. bus as
he jumped from the car. Roe's brother shot him
and left him for dead. He was picked up, how
ever, by the next train dangerously wounded
and given over to the Mt. Sterling authorities.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-22

At the time of the death of John A. Lyons.
who was shot by Samuel Marley, 1t was stated
that he was an unmarried man. MIR. Lyons's
relatives and friends stated that he was bach
elor He lived with his sister on Virginia ave-
nue., and was, apparently. without other near re-
lations. Yesterday. however, P. w. Bartholo-
NEW. an Indianapolis lawyer, in a letter to Coun-
ty Clerk McLain, stated that Lyons left widow
and one child. and asked that the clerk govern
himself accordingly with reference to Lyons's es-
tate, saying that proof of the statement would
be made in due time. Mr. Bartholomew said, in
response to inquiries. that he was not yet ready
to make a more particular statement, but that
his proof would be presented in a week. and
would be able and convincing. Lyons left 81,
200 of personally and considerable realty.
Lyous's wife and child are said to be in Ten
nessee. and lawyer from that State is in the
city looking after their interests
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-22
ILLINOIS.

A Gang of Safe Blowers Broken Up by the
Arrest of Frank Martin.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
MARSHALL, May 21.-The special grand jury,
convened last Tuesday, cid some very important
work, in addition to indicting the druggists and
saloon-keepers for selling liquor illegally. Frank
Martin. of Terre Haute. was indicted for COM
plicity in the crime of blowing open and robbing
John X. Blacks SAFE on the morning of April
13 last This action was kept secret until to-
day, SO that Martin could be arrested. which was
done last night, at lis home. He came over here
two weeks ago and was married to a Miss Mapes.
His accomplices are Al and Frank Posebraugh,
who are now in the Danville Jail. The evidence
against them is very complete It is clear now
that all the mysterious safe blowings which have
baff1ed the authorities for the past two years
were the work of these three men. Mr.. Black
has been sufferer twice, losing in all over
81. 900. The case has been worked up by De-
tective Flaid, of Terre Haute.