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indeed had charms TO sootne savage breast, "
certainly should find no difficulty in soothing Q
choir composed of persons each one OF whom has
highly cultured breast II 1t can antedate the bliss
above, it must necessarily be equal to restraining
angry passions here below. And so until choirs,
who minister and serve at the very altar OF Music
become synonymes for peace and good will Music
must be regarded as an unnfuential influence.
Take another illustration. There is knowledge.
Shakespeare called it the wing wherewith we fly to
heaven. Addison placed it next to virtue in its
power to raise one man above another. 1t is
the common conviction that education
worthy of its name not only makes man
strong, but makes HIM tolerant, gener-
GUS. slow to wrath Obviously, then,
If Knowledge is such an influence, and Is an in
Auential influence our seats of learning all over the
land must be so many exemplifcations of the ap-
Piled beatitudes, so many scenes of elections at
which trustees are invariably chosen with aflec-
Tomato unanlmity. On the other hand. If Knowl-
edge is an unnfuential influence then possibly
some of the reports from some OF tho colleges
that have reached the public this summer are not
altogether incorrect
How shall we account for the paradox thus
brought to Light Shall we seek an explanation IN
the proverb that familiarity breeds contempt
People who live near Niagara report that they are
not conscious of its roar. "MlnisterS sons" says
an old writer too often turn out so as to warrant
the assumption that they are the devils grand
sons" Can it be that in the subtle and complex
nature Of things choirs and colleges naturally come
TO acquire marked nsensibility to the influences
which are ever present with them7 And II so,
what is the moral7 We submit the question TO
whom 1t may concern.
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ARE IYFLUEYCES IYFLUsN1IALf

We suppose it will be generally admitted that the
worst thing that happen to an influence is that
1t should not be influential. An uninfluential iniiu
ence Is az ptifu a spectacle as a dictionary that
abounds in mistakes IN spelling or motor so mas
tered by inertia as to be unable to move. Never
theless such influences are forcing themselves upon
the public attention. Look at Music for instance
If Carlyle be correct, it is the speech of angels
famous poet declares that it has charms 10 soothe
the savage breast to soften hearts or bend aknotted
oak Pope went so far as TO assert that Music
could antedate tie bliss above. But the
neutralzng fact remains that choirs are sometimes
found quarreling. Not many months ago the news
papers were called upon TO chronicle the particulars
of a pronounced discord in the choir OF n leading
church in one of the great cities of the country. 1t
was not an exceptional case. 1t not In
frequently happens that the organist grows
Jealous Of the tenor, or the tenor has
misunderstanding with the bass. or the soprano and
alto "never speak when they pass by" or tine boy
that blows the bellows has his own opinion OF the
sexton In the light Of these painful facts. when
are within the hedge of all of us, ID there not
warrant for naming Music an fundamental IN
auencei The greater includes the less; ahe IL ~
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NETWORK. SUNDAY, JULY l.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGN.-It was reported yesterday that there
had been 10 deaths by cholera IN Damietta. Egypt.
on Friday - An explosion OF Kegs
of gunpowder in Winnipeg Injured twenty
persons and severely shattered buildings. -
II was stated that Russia is not
dsposed to mediate between France and
China concerning Tonquin. - Professor
Hind, of Nova Scotia. reiterated his charges
that Canadian fisheries statistics were fraudu-
lent. - Prince Bismarck was reported to be IN
better health.
2 DoMEsTIC-Mr Elan, Of The Richmond Wing, and
Mr. Beirne, of The Richmond State. fought duel
near Waynesborough Va, yesterday. and the Tor
mer was seriously wounded. 80 The 9TH Regi-
mem returned from the State Camp of Instruction.
and was relieved by the 18th, of Brooklyn. -
Major Phipps was sentenced in Philadelphia to
five years Imprisonment. 80 Three men were
suffocated in a well near Lackswanna. Penn. -
MARQUIS Demores was held for trial for killing Lah-
lev. in Dakota. - great quantity OF trade
dollars was received in Buffalo from New-York.
- Several persons injured by collision
between trains at Hartford, Conn GO The cond-
ton of Archbishop Purcell was reported to be
better.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-Eole on the Stirrup Cup
at Coney Island yesterday. Swift Bsrnum Equi-
noise. Barnes and Belle of the North won the
other races. - Miss Beckwith failed in her
attempt to swim from Sandy Hook to Rockaway.
- DR.. David p. Austin was arrest, on the
charge of malpractice 60 The sloop yacht May
was beaten BY the Alexander Forsythe. - The
crusade on trade dollars was continued. -
August Belmont jr., engaged in an alteration at
Hampstead - Bernard Gallagher talked OF bis
acauitta and his brothers conviction as dyna-
miteur. go There were several thunder showers
and some dam age was caused by lightning. -
Gold value of the legal tender silver dollar 4l12
graius), S2.6l cents. - Stocks were duh. TTes-
ular and sometimes weak, but closed steady.
The WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations In
dictate cooler and clear or fair weather Tempera-
ture Yesterday: Highest 750; lowest GA; aver
age. 1852.
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The turf has taken deep root in the cities
of New-York and Brooklyn and the region
round about, as the nine days of the June
meeting of the Coney Island Jockey Club
ended yesterday have abundantly illustrated.
During every one of these nine days the ex-
tensive grounds at Sheepshead Bay have con-
tanned deeply interested gatherings of
thousands of admirers of racing. When
the public sustains this kind Of sport
so generously, jockey clubs that do not
make every reasonable effort for the COM
fort and enjoyment of their host of supporters,
or that fail in keeping the racing on their
courses up to the highest standard and in
harmony with the best traditions of the turf,
are certainly making a mistake. They will
bring on reaction which will be fatal to
their prosperity.
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Persons tearing torn for the season. and summer frar
,llers. can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE mailed fothen,
Postpaid for ~ 90 per month"; The address being changed
as often as desired The DAILY tribune oH be sent
TO ann address in Europe for 81 90 per month rch M
clades the ocean postage.
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IN AARITIOUS WOMLN.

This is siOry of Ne0York life and social aspirations
and is likely 10 prOr' Of srca greater interest tina" Mr.
Fdrceffs former no5ei, 4 Gentleman Of leisure"
which was especially popalar in social circles through
ont the citg.
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
WILL BEGIN
IN ITS ISSUE OF JULY 9TH
THE PUBLICATION OF NEW STORY BY EDGAR
FAwCETT, ENTITLED
GAN AMBITIOUS WOMAN"
THIS is A STORY OF NETWORK LIFE AND SOCIAL
ASPIRATIONS
AND is LIKELY TO PROVE OF EVEN GREATER IN
TEREST THAN Mr.. FAWCETTS
FORMER NOVEL.
"a GENTLEMAN OF LES URE."
WHICH WAS ESPECIALLY POPULAR IN SOCAAb
CIRCLES THROUGHOUT THE CITY
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There seems 70 be no reason for any fear in
this country concerning the cholera which is
now raging in Egypt. A rigid quarantine has
been established at all the Mediterranean ports /;
that is the first barrier in our favor Undoubt-
eddy the British Government will take all
proper measures against the introduction of the
plague at its ports. Thus another barrier will
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TUE SUNDAY TRIBUNE wiH begin in it's issue Of
Juia g.; re putlp alton ofa neO story ~ Edgdr fa'o
ec.t, entitled
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Nelo'Uork Dsallu grahn'ae.

FOUND BY HORACE GRE L EE
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

WATERBURY,, Conn, March 10. Pat
rick Egsn departs from New York this
afternoon. He goes to Buffalo, and
thence to kochester..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

THE BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY FRAME RES.
idencs and lot l20 by $50 feet nv corner Of
Pearl and Orange strssts; lot 30 BY aSsls feet, N
side OF Orange street, one three-acre tract on
Loomis street Also $40 acres Of choice vineyard
and orchard land, situated three and half miles
east Of Anaheim and two miles north Of Orange.
Also 90 acres Of vineyard land on Santa Ana
river. Also 50 acres Of damp land on said river.
Also 200-acre vineyard four miles east Of Ana
helm
All the above lands are abundantly supplied
with water for irrigation Title perfect and terms
reasonable. J. r. rObRRMAN
Jsb22 I'm 8 Tsmpls block
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

GLESDIys, Montana, March is.-Ics
broke At noon while three men were
crossing the river. They were carried
down the stream aud supposed to be
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20
horseford's Ada Pnosphats


FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Dr. JOS HOLT, New Orleans, La,
says; 81 have frequently found it Of ex-
eeilent service in cases OF debility, loss
Of appetite. and in convalescence from
exhaustive illness, and particularly Of
service in Treatment OF women and
shiidren@ sf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20
FOR SALE.
RARE CHANCE roR ,nvzsrmxnr,

An elegant and very substantial two-story
frame dwelling Of eightssn rooms, containing Al
modern convcnisnces, spacious pariors, flne din
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storerooms and wood house.
The grounds are ample ornamsnted with
choics nswsn and shrubbsfy.
HOUSE completely furnished throughout, sit.
uated In the heart Of the city; very desirable fol-
out furniture ~ . bargain. Address p O. Box
~. LW Angsies, California. md Inn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

Bosros, March ia fire occurred
this morning at Nos. 38l and 387 WASH
ington street. The loss on stock and
fixtures 10 ESQ, 900. In safes the loss
cannot be estimated. Loss on building,
e1O0, 900, iusured.aii tHa =
Alliance Proposed.
LONDON. March lS.--The proposed in.
Sensational alliance against the Fenians,
Anarchists. Socialists, and other enc.
mics Of society, has been discussed here
good deal of late, and the idea would
probably be entertained II there way any
hope Of the United States joining the
league of Governments. Great interest
Is felt here in learning the real views of
the American people upon this important
subject. Such an alliance is deemed by
mapy--and these not alarmists--essen-
tial to the preservation of order, but the
subject has not yet been brought official
ly before the Government.
SO Lady Dixie Assaulted.
|, " Lospos, March lS.-Lsdy Florence
Dixie was attacked at Windsor yestef-
day by two men disguised in women's
clothes. Lady Florence was walking in
. secluded spot neas come. woods when
the men asked her what tisss Il was.
She replied she had no watch and noticed
though they wore women's clothes, THAR
face seemed To have bsen fecently
shavpd. Much alarmed, she started to
walk aShy, bat was followed By the
|menH dc Of whom ssixed her.
She struggled % escape. but seeing their
daggers she fell in swoon. This oc.
CURED at o'clock in the afternoon and
she did not recover her senses until AS.
Lady Florence 10 Frustrated. The stofy
of the affair was elicited from her only
at intervals. The saving Of her life Is
attributed to her st. Bernard dog. Lady
florence had no reason to suspect i'm
mediate, danger, although she had
boen somewhat fearful SINCE q re.
cent letter shout Land League
was received. Last thing she, remem.
bers 10 one Of the men pushing o guam.
tity Of mud into her mouth. On re.
covsry she, found both palms cut across,
hef gloves ssetered, two dagger holes
two inches, apart in the right breast Of
her dress. A broad steel corset ribbon
was broken by the weapon. Lady
Florence suPposes the scoundrels were
distarbed BY . cart passing. She re.
ceived threatening letters while in Ire
land recently. No arrests have been
made. The police have a slight clue.
II is believed men were bitten in ths
nkruu0{a -. -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

l. LONDON, March l9-Lady Florence
Dixey, who was attacked Saturday by
tw0men Disguised in women's clothes,
says tn the men spoke no brogue. She
remembers seeing her st. Bernard dog
drag one OF them backward.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

ERIE, Pa, March ia revolving
outrage has been perpeirated at the
nsighboring village Of Findley. The
relatives Of the late Mrs. Ffndley dscov.
cred that her grave had been tempered
with and ordered the grave opened The
coffin was broken open and the right leg,
over which - aetiea u pending for az
legged malpractice against her family
doctor. was found torn from the trunk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20
OVERLAND PARTIES.

Parties under the management Of A. Phillips q
| Co. will leave for the East April ath, April cath
and May 10th, and there win be return parties
| each month during the season, beginning May
18TH. For full information address or call on
PHILLIPS Il Co,
ms lm No. "a Main street, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

SAN FnAscrsco. March 70. Wheat,
I unsettled; feed q. As; brewing, 81. so;
set.pksng, slaQQe2t CON. California
yslisax. pdor. q o1i0eI 65, hay higher,
Z els@e0f3 u petstoss Hanboldt reds, !
sl@tl.l0, kidneys and peachblows. 81 10
@$l.20. Pstalumas and tomatoes. 75ctg
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

SAN FRANCISCO. March l9.-Wm.
Barry, . young man aged 10 years, fell
from the local train IN Oakland early
yesterday morning. One leg was hor.
ribly mangled. He survived the accident
only few hour. - - ftf.r.f5f.. ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20
Lodging at the Plaza House,
On Olvera st., near the Plaza.

fBBEDs BY TIE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
EVERYTHING NEW AND CLEAN
d23-lm A. KALMBACH, Proprietor,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

For Wav Ports.
The steamer Los AxaELEs leaves San Due
navensurs for San Francisco every Friday, cab
ing at Santa Barbara Gaviota Cayueus, san
Simeon, Monterey and Santa Cruz.
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, etc.
freight steamers leave San Francisco about even
two weeks, a. tides serve on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right to change til,
steamer or their days Of sailing
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

TRoY, N. Y. March ls.-within the
past few dsys three dead infants have
been found behind the doors Of two
Catholic churches. Crest indianation
prsvails. Father Lulan, vicsr General.
addressed : lsttsr 70 the Coroner, in
which he says: 'sSodom and Gomorrah
wsss not guilty Of greater offences against
heaven than that politics and whisksy
should rule md fnin q city,"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

.NEw ORLEANs, March ls.--At Far
rants pavilion tonight just before the
close - AhBpgfoemAnes m alarm Of fire
YVES given, and the large audience were
Panic stricken and made ; rush for the
exit. The Ere was subdued. Two men,
two women, girl, . boy and colored
youth veesssvsrsly esushed. Some are
believed fatally hurt.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

New YoRK, March ia large con-
vsntion Of Irish societies met in this city
to-day to arrange . reception TO Parnell.
The proceedings were not harmonious,
Land League and Ancient Order OF
Hibernisns disagreeing on president.
The latter body withdrew from the
meeting.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

Bosros, March ia fire occurred
this morning at Nos. SSl and 387 WASH
ington street. The loss on stock and
fixtures Is 10000. In safes the loss
cannot be estimated. Loss on building,
aIOo. 900. iusn rad r h se.lstlfI 81 =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

INprANAroLB, March lS.--The ro-
osivsr appointed to take charge Of the
Mason Trhst Company. located in this
city, reports that the concern has been
eriasencs shout q year. during which
time nearly 3DO, go wss taken in and
~, 900 paid cut. The victims to the
sWindls number about 5000. The aver
. ~ snsount received from each Il 40.
II \ not probable that the concern will
pay anything.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20

NEVADA, Cal. March ls.--The jury
In the case Of Collins, returned verdict
Of murder In the first degree. The pris-
onsr was ordered to appear for sem
tencs on Monday, the 28th instant.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

70 . nevef.fAiline tonic
br Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
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materrhpA LOST
MANHOOD impotsn.
oy, Paralys, and an
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follies and excesseA In
maturer years-such d
! Lcss OF Memory, Las
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A SulClda (Iluli.

A very extraordinary story is reported
from Pesth. Blk youths, sons for the most
part OF respectable shopkeepers, receDr'v
formed kind Of club, and arranged among
themselves to put their spare money into a
general fund, and to spend II from time 10
time in social enjoyment together. Ere
many weeks had elapsed. however, not oply
the spare cash, but also every kreutzer these
Young fellows possessed in the world van.
ished in mild dissipation, and the m, m.
bers OF the club strangely determined that.
as they were utterly penniless, they would
all commit suicide. With this ohiec, in
view they acjournedto awood mt lar fr, m
the city, taking with them six chsmb, n d
revolver, which was to be the con. mon i'm.
stument OF death. A boy Of Il was the first
to put the decision into practIce
He deliberately fired ons hall INT
his neck and a second into
his breast, and then fell. Thpreupon Iuur
OF the survivors lost heart and fed, but the
titth not deferred by the sight of The
bleeding body of his friend picked M the
pistol and discharged II In the direction of
his head; Or at the foolish youngsters
was fatally wounded, hut the other, II il
expec ed. will recover, and IL NAV he hoped
VIII Join no more suicide clubs. list. James
Gszette
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American Loader of Partisan soeietv

American Loader of Partisan Society.
Mrs. Bgelow was an ideal center of
American society. She went on the tea
and turnout principle. The soc,ability.
equality and cordiality that reigned were
he glory of her soirees Stars abound d
and many OF them were of first magpituus
hut they forgot to he starish. Lions and
i'nes.es were shuilled up well with the
humber Qusdrupeds. There was nor a
taint oi tnst sickening rastououiererie
which is now the plague of Paris Mrs
Bleelow was a Quakeress, and held to the
simple ways of the friends, among
whom she was reared. She also kent the
bloom and piquancy for which she was dis.
unguished as Miss Jennie Poulteney. IL
was pleasure to see her smile and to hear
her say, for instance, to his excellency, the
brother of Pelham" Lord Darling, sir
! want to introduce you to my younp
friend, Miss Cook. She has come out 10
Europe to perfect herself as an organist,
On her way back she will give some con.
certs. II you could let her have some let.
tiers to your friends in England should be
so much obliged. We think great deal of
her. ! mus. tell you that she PLAYED the
organ in one OF our New York Churches
London Truth,
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