, 1876-06-23

tr"n to Bethlehem, whnrr they will httc,il tho
ru,1.nleir cn,ent Of tle 1.chiEh University. Thee
party VIII spent' tGw aays n fisiiaas t''o eoa'
nl so reEions .o. ~ uls III; i;nit,I ort,cr Of
r,airta "t % nf Tem,'era,re tonR 1.laco ths nurng
and was a very erctnbe aiIn!r
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1'HtLArEIrJlIA, june EL-IIlc Efc"cst VI INC
nritisl. Colonial possessions Is well rcFcscntu,l
\, the Centennial through the contributions Of
a. H., ~, ,,,,,a W,,.n,n Tno ,yh,hlts. which vera
the ihi'a MUSEUM" i"u .AI' 'n. ,n',,.,', "iu n. ~
solicited Will great cnre on VI Ihe 1h.tth'e o'
Interesting ohlcrts IN tue Museum, f!li large
epacc near the middle OF the British Depart
,rrut In tbe Main building They comprise
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specimens ~ ''atlsc "",A',''''S ,. ~
and stonc car.rlngs' 1niaiA an'' 'llnsfee WORK.
rntntings on lcHthcr ana ivory, together with
war-'nplcncnts, ana all k'nd: o. not1ai ~ rrna-
uvts ohe o' a!'e IEct''cSt P'eee9 ~ "."'"
tsa 1eweshox ot hsarnle' ue'lea'e'S e"''Ga' anu
orun.nented with Eold III tfne lines. 1t was
,.1e by II craftsman of Mybcre. The Koftgarl
.a""o ~ ~ ,,nl, snv,r,1 sn,r,mpns ,unr hc eern.
Mafe, VI ""." hesA .,'s '',st.,,t'ss ,1,.,I,.'a
Thi. IL steel inlaId with gold. III producing It,
tbe pattern on thu steel Is engraved By the
,,,nI win n tue-poiutc.l instrument, callcl
wire. whIrl, Is Ind into the design 80 engraved.
~, II. l., 4,,o, ,c,,,,,t u, mn ornet laval
Ihe sutlAee ~ t''e" eet"peo w u" sNIss , .~,s',
the asticie ID expose" " u i''sue'a1o .eat "''.
finished oil by rubbing with eil'ooth stone.
eashc. " nu, ,... VIZ" sta,s,,,,.u. ~
1cwcl-box hy n lar 'ady u rupJnu' e1a'olls ,he
Lust fcatnrcs of t!Ila kiid u WORK Inc ueSlgn
Is Of the luwtr-nntl-lraf order, cxQulsto III del
frnry ut arrangement.
,vs1 n4'-Tate %a ateria rs ms i IF mixed caracer @ @
tlu thief ro,y,,nneits bring zinc. To this Ii
u,l1rl si1.ul, quantities of copper and lead, Up
IN tic surfAcc Ut thu metal, patterns nrc traced
i,y riierIa Of ynrios shapes, and tho lIollows
Illus formed aro hlcd witl! thin silver plates,
Which nt}trrr iirm1y tu the ground by Tho t,se oi
hammer ut,,l pllnel A f}ilrf RpttuUn ia sllosrn
ia size being no grrnter than an ordinary go,-
iet In sI,ulu il ii something like m lsourga
In looking ut It, one B1lrewtly suspects TINT it
VIVA designed rntlcr for orllnlilcnt tllnn use
InlaytI,g, according to tra.tIol& was imported
,nin Ttln6ay from Persia. A mn art, II inn mt
imI II long existence. About thu beginning OF
our Centennial, threu hrot!lCss wcrc driver! nut
oi Shlrz, md. settling III scin1e, Introduced TIC
process Of ornnu!GntinE steel hnd wood WITH
EoLi md silvur. Tie kulitatGes md Sfortccs
aure the n5t a snra n'o"'n s' nnra,, ~ noHH s
arc ~ many AZ tfty shops III bombay where it,
laid work Is produced. The materials now used
nte ivory, suIalcr-horn, sni,1al-wood, ebony
sappan-Wuol, tin. nu1 steel.
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A iarEc sho~.casc u aeYn1eu WHOLLY % VIZ!
S'es th"'t !seHn the'e aseoettns? MeI t.e..n.
iE 10 srlos'tws ih T"i,eSt ,t',, n,,t 1,tr, ~
Weapons ohe secs tlle cot1nua! Iene!i!lS OIL H. "
the t.af-tivilzc race townr.is civilization. Nsrt
!sa spear, having ioAg oiithnoo sunaI nI'u
larb ut sIarply-ilohtcA hteet, Wofh " ntle u