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WURDER TRIIL&.
TRIAL or ELLEN JANE SMITH.
ifpltlrp ron kHaoN rs Tue TiHsr prGHEE.
LnLlLI- LII, AlT l.LLLL ny

~ hVIfI or NOT GIIIIl
CouRT of oirR AND TrRMiNEg- B,fofs JUDGE EpaosDs
a Young woman named Ellen Jane Smith. attended by 4
female friend placed al the bar an indictment
charging her with having soi Ere in tho night time, to tho
house Of Thomas Mokonns in the Nineteenth Ward Mar
gerci McK,nna bong the time ~ said house THE pun
tlmoni for in tho fret degree, If convicted, is
Il, eth
The District Attorney in opening the case to the Jury
niiC arg ho charge said no absent az the TIM the
indictment found. md he considered the aiilayits as
exhibiting little proof against her, that ho took the re
sIorthty of admitting her 10 bail IL is case Of
suspicion But will be for tho Jury after hearing the
evidence. to decide.
John Mastcrson sworn-Resiied in March al tn cor
ncr OF ~, four h'i and bfoaawsy k,os prsas. n Fyd
IT, near OCCUPIED b. Bridget Mekenne u va back N the
occupied by hos Mcksfns ~ hooss about Zee non
Ut cut man erne 10 my house loeeoted 20 y went an 70 ~
the wel ouso hnd LOT On ire the bcna shop ID
joins the yelling the door was burned tough toS three bo7
souf J ooloeh his Ne smith came y sud .ooted IA
ne he said don't set 'be place IRE zOt ir tken
ft there HI had 70 her spron savnes nix with nscl
se sad She The grocery he - dthee a't hs
Them Mr. kesns; third that she had got q. ner
house, hher owned the house there bad oeen no dcay b.
Il,s COCO mary s oress t.re dicl tier
su Mr steiid tn ire ami buat djSn AFTER
piuoneT custody; hid heen ise ioar tines
Mr. Sands gRoTn-lt a dOOmdn at Police have known
IL v.srs If ouaity
7yess with the Rev Mr. MaIeelu, she has one e5d ai
rot know ri she ia custody and she ives ashamed 70 e me
know; ihtT went ard ieied her
The District Attorney said that was the whole oi the
Mr hs said they had testimony as to ohaaeier but twas
Necessary TO Produce It
The Court remarked TO the Jury that there eyi
cen rbtevr ainst the poner The src. Attorney
rObsbly been fred By person round there
The Jury. without hesitation, returned verdict OF No
GUILTY, ard the dofendan; discharged.
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s',rrrtd n .rrr,,' tesr mi '.s ,hi1,.s ss7ak ,,s
rttlsr sirs ~ M pfte
Annre DO dorsiofs n lis thafy ~ me n go I'm
Iosry fs5im" whether mir earn. finn no k,,i fJf
n ID Je,ery oiyfa 10 1919. NJ go1i syf - m,rs
n'dffn li"es, ~ -snnd ssy bot has b,eg g,op b
rad eiisd
hu'bg NE donations passing through orr had, i'onp
Of 81 ron T. 7 iIosion Thi. msy b. anglher Tayim
,ois'n q jimmy. fu anght ~ know
Anoh'r conrs hom W, Danbury VI, ~
From II. v X l.. 80 cents From A Beek nan 4
"Ciob." e. From lady in Vermont O.. Unknown o.
Prom Hudson Y, o.. with this note. And nsy Dol
"hAve mercy those who employ the poJr vihou, giving
alordA full equivalent for their labor And may 10 n
,ne the hearts Of those who have bread enough spare
ito rene ubor such as Mary Jones Yours truly
"OsE WHO READS The TRrBJyE. asDr,IS
"F,voR oT THE M,fSE Law.
He has and viii incline their hearts To DO kind TO the
poor who sorly need help just at the eomn'aaen
Of tie vin'oT.
We hope Christmas Gifts and New Years prese ats will
be gy,n fr,ely-given where they needed and that
nary shilling will be stopped out of the rum shop and
deposited in the S1penny Savings Bank
LARGE PATyESTs-The following table shows the re
ceps OF money in the office Of the Receiver Of Taxes for
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Id " IVI,ELLITENCE.

COURT or OYER AND rER,nNEa- judge EowAsDs
FINEST or YASKEE sULLIyAs-HABEAs CORPUS.
Sullivan was baed out. unierstdnl at Lenox.
Mes On the charge against him there a. 70 the recent
fight at Boston -Four Corners In the sum Of si3oo and
returned 10 this CITY On wednesday he was arrested by
the Sheriff Of Wcstchester County on Bench Warrant
irom the OF ard euer eeing that q, hsd ben
ni' no sSh'a . 20 tbs shs a. III. time IN aat coaa,
and sh state P.ss for two yssr, ia n ssR;sesss
BE- srgas prize fshi afsn eurins hs nar. e yet tif "a
Sriss ht with John Mo.y Boston -FOUR Corners Aal ths
that he be sressd Lea i senaeis 8" 'As t'"
fis r.,n writ Hss.. Corpus %. 0s directed :, she
% he two Cssnt. rd on .ss ,s.s2 21 ~ ya
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CITY ITEMS.
LECTURES, MEETINGS, ExnBlrIoys.

LECTURES, MEETINGS, EXHIBITIONS s..
FRIDAY, Dec. 2 is>;.
Dr. HOLINESS LrcTURE on PoEraY Hope Chapel, 2. u
DR. SMITHS LEcTvRE-Msnhat al Han Fourh-st. u ~
Prof FowLEEs OF Hudson and Grove y r. VI
DR. NTwETkRYs LECTURE Music Hal AS Broaiwas u z VI.
YoUNc MEEs DEN WING CONN TTEE-Bfoidway Hol.e
Y ~ DENccRATIC NAT CLUR-Stuyvesan institute ~ p VI
CONVENTION IRIsH SoCfETIEs-76 PTince-ss, Z! r. II
PRIDE DiNSER Of the Boston Association
INeob-AR, and " Betsey Baker" at III Broadway
Monty Raising the Nind.' a. Wo'ack's
q HUNT, snd My Uncle't Card A. Bnrt)ns T.
UNCLE CABIN Mrs Stoves book Ns.cna The.'er
NcIR TOMS CARs-Aifs Sfowes ho0kl Birnur' land p NJ
WooDs MIHsTRTLs-kthiop Denesiions- AZ Broidway "
CBRsTYs House. Ethiopian inesi oDs-il BEay, u
RUcHLEYs HousEEtEiori4u Deineaton 5O d Fay j.
sIcFoR BLITz-Ven;iioqu and Magic-69 Broadway u T. NJ
n. y. AEfHiTHEATER-Equcs.fi Bowery, = " -
MEsAGEEfE-An.malsJ pwly 10 \ u 10 10 T. NJ
lEDUsTRY ILL kATIOSs-Crysa Palace d.y and evening
BANv4RD's ECYTT AND holy LasD-56 broadway Z. Z. NJ
PANTosC0rE o. CALIfoRSfA-7io Broadway. y ?. VI
DISCOVERING MISSISSIPPI broadway IA VI 10 10
SEVEN MILE MRRORGjj BrOadwAy. aud y 2 VI
MINIATURE O. THE WoELD-517 Brosdwhv 10 a toto NJ
GALLFHy EcypTA AS1ourEs653 broadway A. VI 70 loP NJ
RowfN GALLERY ANCIENT Bway OA 81 TO 10 Pm
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f'd NV M hoiire thut nANrhv ctNieNA chaiiv N he
VNWn ew \, ulan thtw CIV ihu, ~iN N0Rtb ieM aul ~
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h,vfhs " % ,oi ,s,nr N, Miaa n,mer e. e,esnA 1, Ia
NNw ne iANi iNy, admirable enA NiAhaht neuAa snt
Nsi thoN d,f,t, afv speculative aud moe m,fal
The uoN ,onN'c 1T Naham 81 q, hc isaa,A nnie, nec
tutscs, arrangement NhNh vlla,v she cia,, m,re ima
~ sicnd ~ he ne'er department Nni he luu,tstce.
Nra eree hiu ~ hele well Nssu,p with The re whlch
he vsW trNk ntc m evc,y Sialc IN the Vn ~ ,n,heu
'hc t'~' magazine ~ 'he de," OSWrect \ Mwnseadl
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RAmRoAD DETESTIos.-1be locomotive OF the
O'Clock New York aud Erie train thrown of the track
last evening when had proceeded but two mos from
the Jersey CITY dep in consequence Of tho switch being
wrongly placed. he train moving slowly and moth
ire serious took plnce In two hours tne thu track
cleared and another locomotive proceeded with the Eric
carr and the waiting trains for the New jersey Road were
onaLled y pass.
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WomEN's TEMPERANCE SocIETY.-It Is proposed to
establish Womans Temperance Society in jersey City.
NJ Church, South Seventh st.. on Thursday afternoon
next for the purpose Of organizing society by means Of
which they may engage more effectively in tho temperance
CITY PRIsos-The Report of the City Marshal for No.
yenlcr shows that there have been II persons committed
Lha Iar.ny City Irlsnn dnrny lha month as illllMs
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fir~i.~u.ssi

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ti0,rv T0,f ~ BtrTpus, this evening, fDr ths
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VILLIAMSBU RGH ITEMS
NEW-.TERSEY ITEMS

OrFrcnL-1ho Board OF State Canvasser5 have an
nounced the majority for Rodmen NJ Price as Governor Of
NewJersey, to be 37s2 as heretofore announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-02

ARREST or JOIN DoE.-Yeserday, Officer Pollard ar
rested man charged with stealing pair Of pantsoons
worth Sl3 from a clothing store. lie tried before
Recorder Cutter and Justice Miller aud sentenced to sixty
DAYS coD6nCGon in the county jai and ne of 80
stand committed until il is paid lie refused % give his
name but finally committed unaer that Of John Doe
hrETNG TIE USIOS LITERARY CLUB-Thls Cab
met at the Lycenm lat evening Poem was READ BY C.
Young The retiring President delivered hs vaetotory
and = H. Eis the new Chairman gave bis niaglra.
This Society numbers 80 members, has been orgaazed
about year and Is now collecting library.
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Tie weather yesterday quite wintory, giving Deem
Der fair start The evening fine and cool with
promise Of settled weather
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HYTATlA. Or NV FoIs OLp FACE BY Chas Kings
lev Jr 2vOs l2luo. Crosby, Nicboh Co
Devoted to exposition Of the philosophical and ret
eious csscns which taught by the fifth century to the
nineteenth this story las Little Of The intensity Of feeling or
shness OF description which gave such electric power
70 the fery revelations of Alton Locke 1t is learned
elaborate often high wrought with occasional passages of
glowing forvor deeply reflective Of high religious tone
but liz erudon gives The stiffness Of cloth # gold It
artificial fIieidy and the reader at last worries
through from Of duty rather than from sponane
Gus delight
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LARGE PArNrSIs-The following table shows the re
ceps OF money in the office Of the Receiver Of Taxes o'
u. 4. es.e,,
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CoLnFN DREAMS AND LEADEN REALITIES. By Ralph
Raven limo. Up "a. Putnam Co
Here Is book to throw cold water thefeyersi dream
ors who see nothing but visions of wealth and spendor in
the mirage Of California The author frankly relates his
diseppontnns bur writes without bitterness His hard
fare has neither soured tanned his spirit He aims at
Amusement rather than instruction though both abun
dainty found in his pages As record Of odd personal OK
perencos bravey borne and quantity described the vol
ume viii interest a large circle OF readers
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A GRAMMAR or TEE SPANISH LANGUAGE. By NJ ScHELE
NERF. limo Pp. @73. ID Appleton Co.
For the advanced students of the Spanish lang mage,
this Grammar may be unhestatingly recommended 1t
brings the subject down the present day embracing the
changes in Spanish photography and grammar Of recent
date and tie improved ideas which have resulted from the
yrogIoss Of parave pbloogy In addition to the
ta features Of practical grammar contains an able and
instructive sketch Of tho history Of the Spanish language
while the irrelevant matter which encurnbers many Of tho
most popular manuals hes been carefully excluded
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NfftH TONs'NN III NHN0TfH UH0 H-'t'ylI IlVII' %
entries made the books Of the Office on November
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With o.Ler contributors TO this number we observe
TIE lanes Of TX Mar,el the Hon w. W. Campbell, and
Mr. Mary L. Hewitt.
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az ANtpAs y Wa's feas et,9t ~ ~ As.f', ~
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w. "a tt... I44A slrs- s.s-a ~ -
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CIFsNfNG THE STREETS OF THE THIRD AND FOURTH
vAEDs meeting Of the Boud resolution aabptei
he the
c',a iue az r Third Fourth Wares ei
nom now IA of Jann'ry 1884, tbs dP's Of Cap? Jss
Smith IL Police with orders thit the o.
reuocd judcou- cleaning tho streets OF the sad
WARDS under direction OF the Adern,r.
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HARTFORD PRE- INSURANCE. CO.,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT

IScoRroRATEp 1sl0.-cHARTER. .PERPrTuAL
CapI S250OOo-sa6seribed CaPf $780, 600.
THIS long established and well known Institution
IL has tra nsacted most extensive insurance business
for e than forty years. throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces IL has aimed
o secure public nfdence by honUrable and faithful
ulfment of its contracts and the owners OF property
assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
viii be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings Manufactures. hills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses. Storss, Merchandise. Household Furniture,
Vessels the stocks while in port. e, &C., will be
insured low the risk VIII admit. lhe FOL
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Fl. HUNTINGTON. President.
sr ALBERT Day, CAJyrx DAY., ual
JAMES GOODWIN, jos ALLYN, ~.
CHARLEs BoswELL, JOHN p. BRAcx.
RESRy kBSEY, CHARLES J. RUss.
- fafte-4 CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary,
CuRsroPnER c. LYMAN, Assistant Sec'.
IT Applications for insurance may be made to
t.rlil lffrGlei ALLEN G. HALLOCk, Agent, e
z Main street, nearly opposite the Bank
dec5 Evansville. Ind.
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q TEvIs & BAFBARcrx, =

A RE now making and keep constantly On hspd:ess
IA Iron Screw Pipe. u; u, IL 2, ~ and Inch
BORE suitable tor steam, water, gas De- to bh hey
respet tiuiiy invite the attention OF Rairosd. Gas spd
Water Companies and all oters in want Of cheap and
duHble Pipe
ALso-Mnl Machinery of the most approved pat
terms made 70 order; iron Force and Lin Pumps
OF various sizes and kinds, always on hand. Tobacco
Lard. Timber and Mill the lowest prices; Car
heels and other castings for Raroads-Job work OF
all kinds promptly attended to- They are also the sole
manufactu The West, Of Ross Frenens Patent
Hub Mortcing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers. With one of ihe-e machines man cab 90
more work In OF day and do II letter. than ne can 10
seen In operation at Mr.. pEczERs ef this place,
who * the authorized gent for Tins and the adjoining
counties "a s--t 80 -ll Il : 3 ].
factor, references promptly attended 10. jan29ly
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A~&ASoS SOhutbof 10 ottu sc&cS. TT
f..t. RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS.
$500 per Year draws 81 5 per Week

c. f. STARKs, Secretary. p ~ = l-'I''7'f
AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. to
whom will be paid commission that will nett from
IS TO $50 dollars per month. The Agency offers the great
est indueemeDtst young desirous oftraveng
visiting different sections Of country, the bu ness Is
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars in
- -1-1 - PHILLIP HoRxBRoOK. Agent.
marl2- 1yd&w Water st. Evansville Ind.
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I ust received large stock Of Mems cah coat and
imitation goat boots, also 6ne assortment OF en-
and boy Cali. k;p. Cost. imi,afioB Goat anxmel<d
and patent lczfser BrogaDs. Also full assortment Of
Ladies Spring and Summer shoes Of anameled leather
Geat, mitation Goat and Calf Boofees. shoes. LUX
skin and slippers and Caters of al ccsors aud pce-
Also nne assortme ut OF childrens boots shoes Cor
sale lcvb lmsr1 MERRITT, FIELD CO.
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JOHN c. MATTHEW'S.
MORGAN KEEN g. PRESTON.
Jo'oers IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Heis Caps, Bonneis. dsc. d,c.

MAIN FIRST AND SECOND EVANSVILLE IND
A RE now receiving their Spring and Summer stoek
"A to which they respectfully the attention of t,e
Trade We have now 50 pack ages in store of Ir,
boughtin December and shipped at low feights-whcb
sell low. They consist of the
descriptions Of Goods: -. - alflf - -
Dunnei's light prints Ailen's Ruby prints Dunner,
in. Tior,s "a dne brown
long cloths Pafapsco, Otis. md Amoskeog Denims Fan
plaid Cotonades. Fancy plaid, striped and shaded
cotton eassimeres, &c.
We will be receiving Goods every week throughout
the and have no hesitation in sayS we Will get
up bett stock than have ever offered to the trade
Our Dress Goods, such Prints Ginghams, Law rs,
Berraage c OF bright and beautiful styles and Of
excellent quaiss Our STUFF Goods Of the most substan-
t kinds boing the Cream Of the fou Eastern markets.
In ever, department OF Stock the Trade " II hnd
goo 1 and saleable Goods for determined. old,
poor and abby Goods shall not inside the walls
Of our store. l...
mao MORGAN KEEN& PRESTON. 8
% BOXES GOOD CHEESE, jus. received aud for
OL sale by ~ f-a,s'.1 - ~ 80
labs ]. Il ". REILLY
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MEDICAL NOVICE.

nRS. CASSELBERRY & NEGLEY having associated
IL themselves together In the practice OF Medicine ant
Surgery, would respectfully the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that they prepared TO aene
to all calls either by day or night both OF then
be consulted at their Office, First street. door
above the Sherwood House, at all times except when pro
absent. n tad =. nss lrpl6tfl
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The above letter shows that in re.l hot FIRE, RcH's
SALAxAsDERs the only Safes 10 be depended upon.
In the Pearl street fire. eiepen Safes, of different mkers
were totally destroyed, kIcns SAFE bidding def
snce TO the flames. preserving notes. bonds and
ges to the value OF S1O0000. The Chlilicothe IRE is
aralIecase-EvERY SAVE BUT RIcHsisdestroyed These
repeated occurrences ineontes5iy that Wilders
Patent Saamanders. with RIcHs IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made in the United States, in the whole
world. They be had the DEPoT, l46 WArER ST.,
and at the FACTORY, corner of ST. Marks PLAcE and
ATENuEA, New York. STEARNS & MARVIN.
Also, at the foiloping .ageReiss. tif
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La. ~ s4f 81 tiaiT
i. M. HATCH, Charleston. s. C.. q.
THOMPSON & 0NDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd
H0LY0AKES, LOWNES 0CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY d MORLEY, Toledo, o. ...-'a.. .,4 s ~.
ALbIS & H0WES, EvansviIl la,
- &. SHEPARD Il CO., Buffalo. N. " alt = ABB
1 =, WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockport N. Y. ~, llrtf
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala. 49,
CHAS. II. .CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga. tiis lisa
HALL & MOSES, Columbus. Ga. foo
DE'HOSSET & BROWN, Wilmington, N. G. a.
WM. tNDAjL, 81 Paul. NJ T. = t1fh
III MORLEY d RAYNoLDS. Cleveland, D. hlilIs
HAVER, BOYD g. GAINESVILLE, o.
HY- SUGGETT, Rochester, n. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada. ~ -
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NRS. WALKER q. HATCHITT, having associated
themselves together in the Practice Of MedciDeant
surgery would respectfully to the cizendss
Evans, e AID vicinity, thai they prepared TO atenc
to calls, either day night.
Dr. Hatchttwi pay particular attention the EYE ant
Chronic Diseases general,
once on Third street, opposite the Public Square