Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-12
NsEW HAVEN, MORNING, SEPTEMBER
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erty without the consent of the property owners.
 There is some humbug in this world. In Chicago the other day Bohemian woman, in the crowd of those who were seeking bread from the city, was robbed of ss,O0O which she carried In her pocket. Another case was that of Pole, who, by mistake, handed the city baker check for ssO in- stead of one of the bread tickets distributed by the relief committee.
 A Boston advocate of the new spelling reform remarks: Sum spelling ng-reformers ar dispozd to reject the vouels In air, ask, obey, and urn, az unnecessary refnements but the fact that phases ar assigud to thez sounds in the alfsbet adopted by the s. R. Association is evidens enuf that the lead. CTS, sz vel sz meny members of the asso, citation, regard them az tu important to ss set aside or overlookt.
 An operation for appendicitis upon patient living in the town of Hadiey, Sar, atoga county, New York, revealed the fact that the disorder was due to the presence of tooth brush bristles. "Cheap tooth brushes" remarked the Albany surgeon who had charge of the case, "sre responsi ble for-many obscure throat, stomach and intestinal ailments. The bristles are only glued on, and come of by the half dozsr when wet and brought In contact with tho teeth"
 No wonder girls who dance all night art tired the next day. An average waltz takes dancer over about three quarters of mile; square dance makes him oovel half mile. A girl with we'll filled pro gramme travels thus in one evening Twelve waltzes, nine miles; four othel dances, at lesst half-mile apiece, whiot l Is hardly fairly big estimate, two milel more, the intermission stroll and tn, trips to the dressing-room to renovate he gown and complexion, half mile; grand total, III miles
 The latest form of horsewhip is con l structed so as to give a slight eleotri shock to the animal. The handle, whiol duction coil and battery, the circuit beinl ! closed by means of spring push. Tn | extremity of the whip consists of tw small copper plates insulated from eacl other, each of which Is provided with tiny point. The plates are connected t the induction coil by means of couple 0 | fine insulated wires.
 A Portland newspaper has got out blu book, containing the names of 543 ladIe and gentlemen of that burg who are re earded ss among the "best citizens, though what the requisites are for attain ment to that high position it confesses it inability to ascertain. It says that 1t fo lowed one clue after another, to find ths they only led to my stifcation, and the IL suit is that some of the best folks in For land are in this book of the 543, and, ur doubtedly, come are not.
 The bishop of Illinois has invited th saloon keepers of Chicago to assist th churches there in affording relief to th unemployed. The bishop calls sttentio
 to the fact that there are 6,600 saloons Chicago, whose annual income Is abor $12. .000, ,000, at the lowest estimation, an of this at least 5000, ,oO0 represents tt
 profits of the saloon keepers. The bisho
 does not believe in the boycott, but if an
 of these saloons neglect to respond to tt call he invites all topers to give them u go-by.
 The report filed in the office of the ST
 preme court of Massachusetts by Judge
 0. Bumpus is of interest to all certifcai
 holders of those defunct endowment O
 ders for which the court appointed recei'
 CTS. This report recommends that the a
 sets, which, at par value, amount to $l
 $50, ,000, shall be distributed at sn earl
 day. Some of the receivers, he think
 will be able to close up their accounts du
 ing October, while others must ha,
 longer time, but all may finish their bus | ness by or before the first of Februsry