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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
CHARITY n an Amusement.

Mr.. James /. Field wrote Ia Miss Nit
ford in 1852: How much | enjoy Lon
dom Not the dinners and the opera
solely; my tastes are low in some depart.
mcnt>. and hat mann others would call
%unwentrrl | dotr uuon. For instance. |
like those small specimens Of humanity
in the shape If ragged boy> VII" sweep
the crossings. and have established such
an intimacy with them that i'll certain
streets they scent my coming afar Of.
and run la receive my triiling gratuiiy
with a grin of satisfaction that i per-
fcctly delightful. II l. my delight on
returning from an evening party on foot
late al night. and sometimes early in the
morning for LondnncrS keep untoward
hours-to encounter a poor devil. bare
foot and hungry. and surprise him with
a Niagara IF hot coffee and a round of
mcat->tuif> ordered for him at a cheap
establishment near Coycut Garden or on
the Strand. One of these BOYS | picked
up a few nights ago. sitting On a pave
mcnt smoking the end uf 4 cigar which
some paS>cr-hy had thrown into the
street. He hooked ~ he crouchcd along
the wall like a bundle of rags Smoldcr-
inw away in the cold night air. | wish
Nnu could have seen those >aU>aCcS de
Scrnd into his poor empty stomach. and
hear the gurgling of two pots ot beer Is
they went down In Join company with
the solids. This i my ra.7. better some
times than sitting through a play or an
pprra-'
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
An Oyerworked Journalist.

Nv Dear Clarcy-lnur favor of the
9Th instant i received. IL was a glad
surprise to me because | had not been
asked 10 contribute afactiiou> article to
Il paper only 256 times since the holiday
annual business bc-aato boom. have
estimated that in case | had complied
with nil these suggestions | would have
written some three thousand dollars
worth Of gurgling mirih within
i1ur weeks. l could not have worried
through il without grinding vi n least
ten columns per day. When O come
Il add my other duties. YOU viii see
that the exercise would n tiuic> be i;h-
>omr. l am the managing editor of a
daily paper thar requires AT least eight
hours 4 dav. | am, also. a police JUS
tee. with an average of five plain. I'M
decorated drunkS. and tive assault; and
batteries per day. ! sm. also. United
State. Commissioner and a member OF
the vcstry of 81. Matthew'S Church.
By the time l get up and cook my
breakfast and DO the Homework and
! bring in some coal and DO some mar
keting and feed the hens and deal out
Sll.09 worth of Justice and write 4 lead
er or two and read a few proofs and do
, the chores around the office and lick a
few total strangers and get my dinner
and attend a vc>try meeting and write
! ten or twelve columns of SiIe-SplitIin-
mirth on the half-shell and 60 home
and hold the baby 4 couple Of hours.
breakfast is ready. and l don't have To
90 10 bed al nj. This y the wear
and tear of n night shirt and keeps the
man out OF mischief.
Ii YOU think this letter will throw any
light IN the subject YOU are Al liberty 10
use il, IL may do = great deal OF goo4
lvy.l .yle. lH IargM!s BoowsranJ-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
(,llmhctt.l.

Gambrtta remains. III truth. perfectly
simple and democratic in hi- habits tie
leads a bachelors life. surrounded hy
his most intimate political and personal
friends. whom he receives with a warmth
nf hospitality peculiar la his southern
nature. The ~favorltr gathering hour !
the midday breakfast. 4; which the
leading politicians. men Of state. dl>tin-
gui>hcd English or foreign visitors. are
frequent guests. Small parties Of friends
are ALWAYS la be- found AZ h. Jardlr~. or
nj his villa in Switzerland. where Gam
beta throws off the cares of state. lives
with the utmost simplicity, and enjoys a
somewhat lately dcvclupciloV IF sport
inc. But. ~ in hi> earlier days. he i a
tremendous worker. His TI.s'Er cham
brc has strict orders L. call h,m a, nine
in the morning. az which hour he T~c>.
no matter nj what time he MAJ nave re-
tired. IL is then all the newspapers n"
read. with a lightning rapiditv fov-
which he i noted. To those who find
pleasure in Knowing the personal tastes
uf great men. il may be- a matter q! IN
tcrr>t 10 learn that Gambct;a's ~favori:r
authors are Rahclai> and Montai-nc, N
whose plain-Spoken company. however.
the busy statesman finds few leisure
hours IL enjoy himself. He possesses
also the true Italian love az the fnc
arts. and that Meet, If critical taste
which distinguishes both the Garl and
the children of the sun
In the >clf-containcd. di-nified. some
what impcriou>looking Prc>idcn; ot the
Chamber Of 1881. with his admirably
fitting dTe>s-cuat and spotlcS> white
necktie. who daily mounts Ia his throne
like seal in the Chamber. il would br
difficult "a find traces of the carcle>sly
dressed. fiery Young Republican uf the
Raudin DAYS. NJ. Garnbct:a at forty
two has the prrmaturely aged look Of a
man who mad made III youth heavy
drains on his mental resources. lar
from appearing like a man in his prime.
he looks like one who has passed II on
time since. The figure Is heavy and
obese. although ,Gambetta : movements
are still vigorous. active and alert. and
he gesture is a. fluent ~ ever, But The
face in repo>e wears = hatltUaiiy IA
tirucd expression. II i when he >psaN>
hat his Italian feryor returns 20 h!n-
His greatest personal charm now i IN
be found in his voice. that wonderful.
stirring. magnetic voice. whose >onor-
ous qualities seem Ia belong peculiarly
10 itself. II has in il the PieruIng- PuI>-
/ .snt vibrations of 4 fine brass iR>,ru-
! ment, making the air thick and YET
sweet with sound. Gambetta intona-
lions are such also thai he seems 70 add
something Ia the delicate idiom OF
Paris" He imparts 10 lis .iShtness and
grace an indetinable but noticeable quail
itv of richness and depth.
The French Chamber OF Deputies i
commonly 4 much More unmanaceable
body than the American House OF
Representatives. NJ. Gambeita' method
of governing the House in 4 fractions
mood was such As one might expect
from one of his eXcitahle temperament.
His bell and his ivory paper-cu;ter-aa
instrument which he used IL preference
20 the gsvel-were the weakest Of =,
! sceptes VI sV,ao.!Iy. WSsa - zS-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
Negro Superstition.

Daring tn" civil wal IN this country.
while 4 company Of soldiers was en-
.amurd in Eastern Tennessee. a rrvnl-
Yer was stolen from the cabin "f the
CAPTAIN. The thief Wa supposed 20 b"
one If three uc.rpr~ who waited on the
officers. After q fuitl">s investigation.
an old man whom the soldiers called
..Zrb'' ~ail h. thought hc could dis
cover the rogue. If the Captain would
allow him - use such measures a h..
thought best. Permission was granted.
aud the following evening the three
ur-roc~ wen, brought together the
Captains cabin.
Lcb -,o came in. with a large camp
kettle and au old rooster. He placed
the rooster ul the table. and OYER 1t -ct
the camp kettle. upside down. Hc then
rave In" negroes I It'll" talk. and 'nld
them that thew must march three times
around the table. and touch the kettle
tn. third time they went round 1t.
Then. II the thief wa among them and
touched the kettle. the rooster would
crow.
The lights were put out. and Icb
marched the nc-rpc> roUud With a lit
tie nul>" ~ pp>>lhl' IN Inc hhS>>.
On the third round he orkrei them 10
touch the kettle. ThrI, suddenly.
marching them 20 a corner. he relight"7i
the lamp. saving, Al the am time.
Wei. the old rooster has not
crowei. hu, now ! want each Of YOU ~
show Your hands.
On the hands @: two Of the negroes
loot Va, seen. but not n particle on the
hand oi the third.
Her : the rogue" exclaimed Z"h.
Iaving holi O; The >~cotle>- negro II
he'd touched the kettle, the oil rooster
would have c-uwri. >IEe.'
Oh Zeb showed ~ hi Wing that he
had - little principle - the thief. bu;
the negro hal been caught by hi super
>;ition. which prevented him from
touching the kettle. and BE- confessed
the theft ant restored the revolver
YoEtIS ~CgmDaHiyL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
4 Connecticut Farmer. Droll Error.

4 mist4ae assuming al-p,; the ratu7e
II aloke took pls-c last Neck before ne
Judiciary Coumltlsr The clerk. Nj
hng. srnt out letters notI;yin- Varts~s
OF the hearing On gaming dIyo-->
One Of them wAs sent - ! = Gold 81
West Cornwall. Pr->ii.u, o: TIE ~tAis
Agricultural Soc5-ty. Who rad ihsS
a. "glaad.rin- disease A. this ~.
il the iirc-t Anc d: agriculture. Proui
EsU a-ricC.;urs:. from - pz-s . tat
STATE were notified by NJ. Co. - -
pve>sa, and offer ;hcJT minds Oh gan
dcln- disease N general 7 y
Cold, .: IVES. Cor.sall J. J. WEBB q:
Handea; e1-GOveraoT Eydr, .: Sal
lord. and .e-eEl o:heD P-e-ate1 iLS--
selves - good faith tefore he COMMIT
zee. and were somewhat sury-E-! 20
!eara Tie nyg-- o. he .-4-l.-Ssg'
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
An Enthu.i,.''" Explorer.

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T"prg" J.. tyson. 90: P'.g-- fame.
Hk" al Arctic explorers. ta- raHsh' 'H1
Arctic f-y". again. and b, ags.og, 80 Try
Tor ia" moran pole one. more. ;1,. 'lG.
hE way Of Franz josef Land H. q 1t
'"r 'n the New YoTN HrI'f hn.aE-
'Ih. opportunity rruIa.u-'B n 80 -.
To reach the i~.r from Franz lot
Land. wh.rn osuuu4.u-r- in la'.r.I.
c,yh,. De-. u,rh. AMI pruI,a5I. rx
tends. a. . ortIp uf I~..aqri-. To- la'Ifu.ia
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The lpnr,uI. Of TIN I,.,ui- J. c4r ~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
DDNE .STyC iSTDES.

I" really iakc ~ - KIND.
This Wit. NJ. skinner.
have MS seen yuE. fsr tn age
trhr Wf,'. 3 has CONT o. 3iE'r"Tl
/. lnur daughter. f.p-wha' lows - girls
WHAT hcni for p~aIuter- "H-'i--
Como herr ana ki-- ihc infant, d"Hrs-
oAud gis" u. y RAYS, the measles
swhpi' iiiilr Clara l"' - home
MI. nsvv. I ,.tl. th.t -htth..
Iphpu.I h4,. i.E-i - k4-- her -
III nal,hy, dahuy hsbly .
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FTrn Reverend VI. Hu-.-EEs-
Twas srIy kIui - irlux h.fu both
what bp,'- fuT my u.s Ii~u-- -
And Ir. =. I hop. r. well.
Nh, ibn Ia live $50 handy.
ii mover upw drops iu - up
fIhr better tor our brandy
Come TAX" q seat. ! bong 20 near
About Mad Ida mtTrssgn.
lrr'Ns rBEur. 90 gslT-a. 'r zu-ui IA" day
Thank Heaven, I hear th' carrlag"J
what must Won g,' S"I'im" ! hope
AHu ID RtN" ne irHg g leisure.
SrE I -hril -r-' Hpu lssu ~ stairs
with most uncommon plcasurc.i
Coz ny-. p~oyl-hyc. Rrmosnhor al,
N'k1fHfu' y"u take your 1.nu"r--
tNuw DAVID, mimi m Hss n IA ,mc
Ina iGtIT" O. thr ~kluHrT-a
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20

sleigh that was not paid for. and ! shsn
not Duy one TIL | can pay for IL ata
going 20 pay for my farm aud hume t-,-
fore ! da-h on; in much si,l j.. and my
wif" feel. ~ | 30 about n.
That night Jones wa In the store. and
mad" the remaTS that Charlie Wallas"
would b. 4 rich mar rs the time he w.>
forty. for hc hal a -"n,ibl" uma i"r !
wif". aud b" hal common -nn-r himself.
-FgTal,r Hifs. H cyuH'rg . 4flemGY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
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Judge Cox. ~ Gu;;caE-trial fame.
has visited NaraEansetJ Pier every >ea-
son for eight years. His habits there
an methOIica.: brcakfa,. AZ $50,
cirr<mokin- on TIM piazza Al 9o'cl"ck.
followed bv = saltwater bath tie
dies every day !; IN same hour. and
takes Z walk - the offs He ra7r.y
opens conversation wSh aly one. bU.
when approached h:s nsuner i 2aab.e
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20

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B-sEra. -, tlec;sl 20 CJazress. Is
Oh chl-ch h2 A-sz 90 E-ir tie :1re-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20

The doctrine that rs the duty Of
stree,-car companies 10 provide passen-
sers With seats has been vigorously up
he'd ~ = Pai!2de!Ph-s jgrY. who gaze
: woman SI2 Oh to- Injuries oAiSet oy
s Is,l - . street - - wa-GL saS..! ~
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-26

Some excellent advice to hotel.
ksspers and hackmen appeared in
the San Jose Mercury when it was
announced that the Dem ocratic
State Convention had been called
to meet at the Garden City. That
Journal suggested that the hotel.
keepers ought to make up their
minds to charge moderate rates for
the accommodation of their pros
psctive guests, and that they
should publIsh these rates, to-
gether with the number of people
they could accommodate, In the
newspapers Of San jose. To the
hack drivers it also reads an elo-
qusnt homily and adjures them to
lay aside their immemorial cupid
ity, and refrain from mulctinp
their victims Of their last dollar.
"Thers must be no gouging." says
the Mercury. It makes the deduc.
ton that ii hotel men and hack
men are moderate in the tributes
they levy, future Conventions will
assemble at San Jose. But, alas!
what elequence, however fsrvid,
ever avAilsd to melt the heart of
Beniface or Jehu? Az we'll try,
with Q small blow-pipe, to melt
the gold out Of the eternal bills, as
to soften the hearts Of any Of these
WORTHLESS. An instinct, lineal 10
their blood. impels them to 60 for
everything In sight, and they obey
IL ~ thoroughly as the lion does the
impulse which carries him from
the jungle to the sheep fold. As
we'll might the leopard try to
change his spots, or the zebra his
stripes, as either of these enter
prising classes to omit an oppor-
tunity, gouge or NO gouge, of filling
their pocket.books. We sppresi-
ate the laudable motives of our
eontemporary, but Its homily will
provo to be . beotless one. Both
hotel keepers and hackmsn may
dIssemble till the last moment;
bnt, whom it comes to lingering the
ehinlpg cola their itching palms
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-26
Nothing Short of Unmistak.
able Benefits

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sufferers could originate and maintain
the reputation which AYERS SARsAPA.
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full, blood-making, blood cleansing and
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ual of all remedies for scrofulous, mer-
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successful and certain, 1t produces rapid
and complete cures Of Scrofula, Sores,
Boils, Humors, Pimples, Eruptions,
Skin Diseases and all disorders arising
from impurity of the blood. By its In.
vigorating effects 1t always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints, Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and is q
potent renewer of waning vitality. For
purifying the blood 1t has no equal. II
tones up the system, restores and pre-
serves the health, and imparts vigor
and energy. For forty years 1t has been
in extensive use, and is to-day the most
available medicine for the suffering
sick.
For sale by all druggists.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-26

Les ANGELES has just now q
very distinguished visitor, In the
person Of Mr.. Archibald Forbes,
Whose graphic correspondence from
the seat of the Russo Turkish wal
cut 8 heavy swsthe Ia the history
Of Journalism, sclip.ing the per-
formsnces OF bic predecessors, even
including the famous Bull Run
Russell. During his sejourn in
the United States Mr.. Forbes has
devoted himself to the Lyceum
stage and to observation. It 10 sx-
cesdlngly probable that, upon bis
return to England, he will write
= beck embodying his experiences
In this country and 1t cannot well
fail to be absorbingly interesting,
from his remarkable powers of de-
ssription and special facilities for
gathering valuable material. Hav-
Ing looked the land ever from the
Pacific to the Atlantic ocean he
has doubtless made voluminous
notes OF his experiences.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-26
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JUDSoN, GILLETTE
Il GIBSON-MARCH as. 1881.
CONVEYANCES.


state Of California to 8 ] Lynch-sec
II, and 8 u Sec Is, 4 2 8, R9 w, Patent.
Isaias w Hellman to T d Cheney-Un-
divided Is of Sc Ii Of NE Il, and undiyid-
ed = Of NE a of Sc Il Sec IL, T s, II ~
NJ Carrier to Edmund Fl Packer--2C
acres in lots 10 and z0,Sierra Madre tract;
and water rights, $1,000.
Henry.H Messenger and Louisa M Car
ter to Ella L Finley-l0 acres in Sc cor.
ner OF lot 2, block M, Chapman tract,
] B Proctor to Mary E Kelsea- Lots II
and IL, block II, Compton, sl00.
H NJ Mitchell to A Covarru bias-Lot
4s, Agricultural Park tract, el09.
Levi Fickas to P Hutchins-Parts OF
lots and 3, block l3, Santa Ana, S25O0.
] l. Powell to p Hutchins-4 acres
near Santa Ana. 5000.
Samuel Dericot and Mary j, his wife
to Ira Chandler-4 IS acres in NV x of S
w Il Sec .. I 5 s, R9W. $500.
A Il LOOMS to Bridget Wilson, wife oi
John Wilson-Lot fronting As feet on w
side Los Angeles street; Aguilar proper.
ty, Main street; lots 10 and IL, New High
street; lot Sc corner Main ana First
stress; lot BE corner San Pedro and
First streets; lot side San Pedro street
let block 2, Hancock's survey; and lot
N rear of blacksmith shop of John viii.
son, $5l0.
VIM r wallace to Lucie Wallaee-l2A
acres formerly belonging to Haley q
Wolfskill
Lydia A Collier and David, her hus
band, to Donald M Graham and Margar,
ct Q Graham, as jeint tenant-6.SS acres
| in Division X, lands of San GABRIEL Or.
| ange Grove eAssociation-S600.
Oliver r Dougherty to Donald NJ Ora.
ham and Margaret Graham, as Join
tsnants-7h acres In said Division K
$1,000.
Michael NJ ohr TO Charles B Wood head
and Leslie + FGay-Agreement to convey
Strelitz or Mohr Block property; lots
aud and parts Of lots and 2. block B
Fort Hill tract, Division B; lot 6, block
So. Canal and Reservoir lands; and part
Of flOts 3, 4, 8 and 8, block %, ,Ord's survey
$1,000 cash. $4,000 in 10 days, $4,000 in {
months, and t23 900 on maturity of mort
gage to Phillips. s33,0O0.
Newell Mathews to Pascal Lilemon
dier--S 7s acres In: w n Sec %, s, r
Pascal Lilemon dier to Albert Miller
Same as last foregoing. $500,
Miguel LeOnis to III Nadeau-Lot SH
corner Fort and Franklin streets, $500.
Jacob Miller. by County Tax Collector
to Henry Giroux-Lot r, block l72 SAINTS
Monica, $L78.
Pioneer Building Lot Association O
East Los Angeles 10 herman SCHNEIDER
Lot II, block 2, lands of said Association
ST..
Edward Bouton and Margaret F Bou
ton to A VignolO and Geo A VignoIo-
$500.
James F Dunsmoor to B Briggs-Bond
for deed to N n ofNW Il and lot of N
| W "a Sec 81 T 2 N, X Is w and water
rights. June 25th, 1882, S22C0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-26

THURsDAY's San Francisco Post
contains . quite lengthy interview
Between one Of its reporters and
Major Ben. G. Truman, which en-
bodies our late tewnsman's recoI-
lections of the Army of the Cum
berland during the exciting period
covered by the confidential rela-
tions which existed between Gem
erals Rosecrans and Garfield. The
Major winds up his "reminiscences
BY the statement that he never
had an exalted opinien Of Garfield,
though he would be above the
meanness Of criticizing him, now
that he ls yet warm in his grave
and the tears Of . nation are still
raining on his coffin!