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New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
Glln Rtal gsIais for Sale.

Gln RrnI gslals for Sale.
CROSBY-ST. PROPERTY, near BrOOmc, will
u be sold very low paiJ able TO pay SlOOp or 5000
might exchange In for Brook house. rutland
& WHITING > Beekman.st.
no BUILDERS.-Blocks of lots for sale at
S27j easy terms. suitable fof low cost dwellings
from 5000 up arls which be readily sold Apply r.
\. YOUNG Engine 7, &c, - EGchangeplace
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
pcopo5Hi5.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Trustees Ncw.YOTk and BROOKLYN Bridge, at
their Office No u Wacr-st, Brooklyn until IL m on the
fifteenth 5th day 1873 Tor the manufacture ana
dciyerynot including erection0 about hVe thOusad cst
OF wrought iron and steel Work required
for the supcT-ructure of the East River bridge
w. A. ROEBLING, Chief iEngneer
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
TuTnlInre.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 40 PAS Broadway cor Thirty irsl.
a., hos West Twenty ythlrost, cor tIghthaEe5 IOU
Third Forty -scvCEthst at the HAltLEH OFFICE
No 2sI Tmrdaye one hundred and Twenty yiOursL
G{aien Savings Bank BuidiHg), 10 n at regular
Oficerates
nESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE,
LIBRARY TABLES, BOOKCASES, &c,
Manufactured by
T. SELLEW
III Fultmst
AGENT for THE CELEBRATED "wooTON" DESK
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
fjouses auo Farms iuante6.

[JUWSEb WTU LUIIIIS kOWTFINU.
GREENWOOD CEMETERY LOTS wanted
W Parties wishing to their and plots win hear Of
buyers by calling addressing l.. EDMUND MARKS,
lS9 Broadway, Room z.
IOWA LAND WANTED for property lightly
mortgaccl i'm BROOKLYN and improved property free
and clear near the city. RULAND WHITING, No
Beekman.st.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

9 S;t ,1sSa Ss - EsSss Of ssayS s 2ozloolo Van
reeTee 10 o. uanRaS IN NJ Van Reed 6lOO
] To%nsend referee to James Smith 80. $3.50
MSas ST M q 1000
1leths s, 10 Il e Of 2dave 20xIOO; Catharine A
wnsSSs"nT EGSsTs aHS o'Rfs. g o sna9 look
lSG IaPs rs hsyafGS' n Ss 1S a5Rioa
Kennedy to Albert Moore.
Wheeler SS and @ sife S' Andres 10000
bcnns and SDiS Se i to o PaeE
wOodawn Cemetery lot No lS3U Of section l4l con
75tSsi sIss i i25 5G'1s I, Of aavc a5xl6$2; enroi
Drake 70 cailaripe Z kennedy;
Charles DsxIeiiner 1880
O0u John yhes HSS TO Caroline rsT $4,000
WaGd Sors7 William caglawel a"a others
%s% esnaIs @ %S Sna tSd
= Hdiace Wiitney GWolthris interest . G,JGO
Ic9shiS To- toe Charles Gibbons 4,99i
Herman Raunus and wife to william Schott ..4.-.
drew Luke 27OOO
referee to Alfred 1900
7lstst ss 23 4 OF AyeA 5OxIOO51 Andrew Sober ooo
cenrqi:aHe % Tai tIt sIti ward i25xIrraGiar William
3daTc ',S' s. So5 ti iascf iSithst 2j2IOO; Edwin
ii Anderson and otieIs 10 Painck Collins 10000
Broadway $50 33Sl 236xl02 Daniel Butterfed
and wife 10 Frederick i James .................
Spring st No 2o6j, 25IlOo Henry Lux and wife to 70
lllthst, >, 29s7 II u Ave-A, l9.axlOO1l, Thorn
MCManus and wife TO the New.YOrk Life Insur.
m ahce company
Doninck e1eeaoT etc. TO Bridget Duay 10000
52d-st, = $50 II of Lexington ave- lU6.6Nl0O.5;
ire9. i1sHS 'utVnFn 1D" nD-"4m 10000
West lithsp (NO J29j, 25xl2j; John QuackenbOss,
u. and wife 10 Alfred Hoe. IOc...................
to Lux Luxe MccoS So" oia, o25o
BrOOne-st. n :. SO.i IL @ Of ThompsCus ST. l9j1SOXir.
ser 1000
and wife to koSaana VaTeys 1900
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
rVO PHILADELPHIA,
L VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" between
NEW.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Double Track Improved Equipment and Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
ON ana after MAY IL, 1873
Express Trains NewIOrk VIA DesbOsses and Court
landt Streets Ferries as follows: -
$50 p Sunday 430 and a. ni D, o, $50, 1880,
$50 and D. H. -,
boats Of BTookyn Annex" connect with all through trains
az Jersey City aorng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel ,,-,-,-,- ,,oo . 80.
Returning trains leave philadelphia 800. 1885, 7, 73o g
Limited Express, l33 p. M 2, L. b:3O
and 735 m and ~ midnight ON Sunday 800, $50 T. D.
$50 a. in, 4, 1886 D. M, and l2 midnight
TicEei offices Nos 626 aud ga broadway No / Astor
uouse and foot of and Courllandtsts Court
al and Boklyn Annex Depot, foot Of Fulton
Nos ia ll8 and llS Hudson st. Hoboken Depot Jersey
CITY. EingIant Ticket Office, No Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, j. Il. PALMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
steamboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merehants, FIX
n press Iine-Eiegant steamers WAITER Btl BREtr %, or
5SnT taM cnD T No Ia Vsr dcei
Line at connecting with trans MOI u ht " tasen lower
iEon ;y any otReT lines p BLACK, supt
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonic
and NaugatnGk RaiTo1dS Fa s St %
and Bridgeport at IL y. IN.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
) Leave NewYork from foot OF Desofoses ana o0rtaha
$50 a. m for Washington, Columbus Cincinnati Ind9nap ar,
south Pullman from Baltimore to Newark, o. and
io m washington and the West and the South via
washington making close connections for P.ttsbuTg Gin
anTa amsre tS ccnna St on and PITTS
burg washington 70 augusta and sayaRpan prn
man sleepers from Now.Yok Baltimore and Washington,
making close Sc g cenmS Gn 5aTs the and
Southwest Through Pullman cars from baltimore i'm to GinTg
Florida, New. orleans. andthe soni" co... A.. ~.
fs ad Dde%asf % ss G o
% f%S 1cKGFs as H%PG % STfH AND OHIO
ASH foD iiO RhILRoAD
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Commencing Now 2S 77-TrSins leave az follows: .,
G:3O a. m.-For bennington. Easton, Beyldere Mauch
Chunk Tamagua wilkesDaIre Ema &C. Connects at juno
s4S Si a. mIFor High Bridge Branch Easton Harrisbursh
Manch Chunk Tauaqua, Hazieion. Wkesbarre scranton
1915 a. m and 1870 p. mFOr sOmeryine and Termination
mfor hsGn MAgea Sn%mk IaasSa
Reading, Poitsvile, Harrsburgh, &c.
ip.m-FOr High Bridge Branch, Easton, BslNdere ana
Maich Chunk Connects anCtiOn with ID. L. aud w H. X
$50 D. m. day-For Easton, Allentown and Harrisburgh
S25 u. m-Fcr EastOD
For trains to local points see time at stations H.,
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave ,Et $50 u. M, ~ y. m Tor
intermediate points, and at $50 p IN Tor
Easton Reading and HarTisburgh
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth Amboy, Red Bank Long Banen
a S:lj 1l:i5i H. 5:l5 D.
Mattawan station TO and IOitI
a squan o and from POINT PLEASANT.
FREEHOLD and NEW-lORk RAlLWA1
connections. foot Of Liberty st., for Freehold at
S:l6, ll.i5 a u, 4, 81 pm
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
Gouutrn Real Gstnte tor Sale.

At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
~ Farm Of 26acres suitable OI genteman's country
residence The located the west side OF the Al
Road mile north Of the station and commands
OF the Hudson River The land Is iuly
cred wh apples pears and OhCT small fruits aud IA all under
cultivation. The buildings comprise good barn. icehOusc
and other out bungs tho house cOntaus ii large rOOms
EDWARD CLARKE Trisune Office.
TOR SALE-WatcrfrOnt for retinerS chemi-
cal works factories, &c. Large blocks with Oulkhead
waterfront also blocks for dwellings. For Pale low ON
Apply 10 r. A YOUNG, engineer 20 ESchangepace
EOR SALE or TO RENT-At Cornwall-On-
iheliudson two houses partly furnished barn. carriage
and boat house ten acres extending To river garden r
springs Of 10 minutes walls 10 steam oat landing
tOr particulars direct 10 Box 90 COrawalon ludsOn ~ Y
EOR SALE or TO RENT, at White Plains,
the Harlem Railroad 10 minutes from t2d st. tour new
with ali modern NlDc sold cheap
liberal terms rented for $500 1900 and $500 Ap
PLY 4G broadway, NewYOrk, at White Plains, TO Han,
Brown Hcstcott.
EOR SALE-A very valuable and desirable
property the Hudson River; built especially for
young ladies school buildings MODERN and In excellent re-
pa.r ventilation and water location uneXcepuoDable
very accessible. Half Of purchase money remain
property. Full particulars furnished responsible parties On
application. Address
p o. Box No. 2.OGj. New.York City.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, May 25 1878
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change Salesroom to-day:
By Bernard SrnVtk
brick building with lot No "a GleenWlcmst
6S.9 II n OF Watts 81. lot lS9xSO; Ihos Al ,7k
Bu Richord " Hdrnen
Plot OF land, @ s WatOnaye 81 IL II OF SpenccIP,
sa9TR On sbn %gP uie II No haven as .o' eOs5
By Peter f. Uever. 80 -
lot Shave' ooo IT OF liotns. aooo 1926
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
Gitp propertp Go let.

E'URRNISHED HOUSE on MadlsOn-ave and
Murray min for private family will be let low for Sum
mer longer. Apply ll6 East 2jthst
DLEASANT APARTMENTS; six rooms, in
good order: all onveniences and pleasant location
rents to s25 Apply to JANIToR NO 3l8 East l9sI
TNO LET or FOR SALE-FactOry Buildings,
155 aud l57 West 19ths, well ghtedj suitable for
any purpose.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

ROND0UT and KINGSTON, landing at
IL Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Highland Falls west Point
Cornwall Marlboro Milton, Esopus connecting al Hondout
with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads
SteamDoas Thomas Cornell James W. Baldwin leave daily
al D. from Pier 81 North River foot of Bsrrisonst
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

1ENNSILNANlA RAlLHOAD. - GREAl
i TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STLTES MAIL
ROUTE on and after May ~, 1873, trains leave New.
YOik via DesbrOsses and COnrand Streets Ferries as o
lows
Express Harrisburg Ptsburg. tho West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. mr. sp ~ 80 D. n
~
For WilliauspOrt, Lock Haven Cory and Erie at $3.50
connecting COry for 1itusyle, Petroleum Centre and
the OIL Regions WiiamsDOrt and LOCK Haven, q a,
Baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash
ngion Express Of Pullman PaOr Cars daily, except sun
arrive Washington 4:lO Regular at $40
a. III. l. G30 ana p. m. Sunday $50 and p -
EXDress Philadelphia 43O 1880, S2U g. (33O Lmited)l
o. M J. l. o, q, $50. 1880. $50 and p III. Sunday 4:3O
and D. O3O, I3O 500 ana p ~ bhhglaht ana SEC
Ond class, p. m. ,., -, .,---, .--,.-
at Jersey CITY, aording speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel . 49, ,,,-.- m,
ton AmbOy Pennington, Beyidele ana othel points
see local schedules at all Ticket OmCes. go.
Trains Prom Pittsburg 600, lO4O o. M lO2O p
IN. daily OlO $50 M daily except Monady gay FTom From
Washington Baltimore, 500, $40 in aiU blO lOlO
p m Sunday, 65O 94O From Phlladelphis @ s;96 $50
a4O 800 1880 Hoo a. m 2lO, 4;lO 0l6, 6:oO, S;4O
l0iO, 1920 Sunday, 5;O5 $780, 94O, lOoo' ll'oa '
Ticket Offices 52G and 944 Broadway No Asor % House.
ar DcsbfOsscs and COurtlandt sts No C0utst
and brooklyn Annex Depot OF Fultonst Brookyn Nos
III, III lS Hudsonst HObOken; Depot jersey Cly
EmigIant Ticket ONCE, No. BatteryPia n,,vp
PRANK THOMSON, j. r. fAhMEh
Ueuera Manager Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
gu5trnciloH.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERS! .,-,
n SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR "THE TRIBUNE and
ALL FIRSTCLASS CITY JOURNALISTIC
ONE OFFICE
BROWN & PULVERMAN, 1888 Broadway, New.H ORR.
Send advertisement when asking Tor estimate OF IN
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
Gonntrp properIp 20 Eet.

SpHHitp l'tptbttp So l~ss'
A MOrrisana, 20 minutes from 42d-st., a finely
6r % a 9n Rse S6 H. @
&c: rent moderate Apply BLEE6KER SON. I8o Bg0dy
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for a small
coed tenant j. DNisoS, this Office or i6o Belevile
ave, Newark, Nj
NHOICE FURNISHED COTTAGE, Mont
~ clair fstclaSs; $50 per month A. L., Tribune once
COTTAGE and five acres at Garrs0n's,
- opposite West Point Address FIsHKILL SAVINGS
Desirable Residence, WhitestOnc, l.. Mime
ated on the sound high minutes walk from depot
and steamboat landings rent low Titus Thomas Broa9se
FNGLEWo0D n For two or ., three three
rooms besides laundry bathroom all improvements;
Saa &Gd"s i''}Sa sS9f Gaee
FURNISHED COTTAGE, near the Hudson,
hour from city moderate rent 3ji West 23d.st
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY to let
pg at Of rc@ S% Een o
i2O Churchst -
TOLEAsE-AT;HARR STATION, New:
hotel boarding house T be divided for two families
den &c win be let low to satisfactory tenant. Apply to
CHARLES H. FIELD on the TP1GgSa PreI,Ssi o. MATHEWS
81 caiiarine-st. Ncw.York.
ITO LET-At Passaic, n. j., handsome
COTTAGE with ten rooms aud bathroom; stable room
station. App, TO owner j. 4. BURNs, s3 Unlonsquaro
rENO LET-At DARIEN, Conn, a fine COT
Il TAGE FULLY FURNISHED. containing TWELVE
ROOMS and LAUNDRY paZzas two sides plenty shade
fn garden &c; good stabng; minutes IRON depot Ad.
dress ;. SEEB1, Uai1en, COnh
V'O LET-A nicely furnished country seat at
Fshki Hudson fifteen minutes from Hudson River
Kalroad Depot; house contains thirteen rooms kitchen
Closets grounds nine well frued nne river
and reasonable TO good tenant Ap
ply to or address JAMES I. BRETT, Matteawan, ~ Y.
VNO LET-At Panfied, n. j., for the Sum
a months, twOstory, French roof, brick HOUSE.
furnished walk from the depot grounds 100 feet
a
sible family. Inquire Of JOHN NJ. WILTON Nos l65 and
l67 Broadway, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

GTEWARDESS.-As stewardess on any OF
- The coastwise for South American ports or Wet
Indies Address By mall J. p, 440 UniOnst brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

NURSE, SEAMSTRESS, &c,-FOr neat,
~ active young American girl seventeen years with
best recommendations; she is good nurse very fond o
children also good plain and is willing to asst
doing hOusewOrk will for city untry Cali al
CARPENTERS NEW.YORk HOUSE or EMPLOY
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Honsat0nlc
and Nauganck Railroads Fare 81. steamer Brdgeport
leaves daily (Sundays e1ceped at ll3o n
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
stcamboals ano RAILROADS

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
"A elegant steamers DREW ST pOHN VIII
leave Pier A. North river foot OF Canast daily Csnndays
for SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPLhIN,
the ADIRONDACKS, MONTREAL and points NORTH
and WEST. Tickets for principal hotels and
all Of Wescott Express Offices in NewYork and BROOKLYN
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by "ADnOX" boats
Firscass faIe 81 deck, 2jc. excursion TO Albany and
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
UeGcDers.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED ATTlIE UP
TOWN OFFICES No ,23S Broadway, cor T!lIl yliS st.
West Twenty thirist, cor I1ghthaNe; IOD lhlTE
ave- cor. Forty scvenh-st.; at the HARLEM OFFICE No
CIalcm savings Bank Budina), W to 5 n at regular
olhccTateS
A YOUNG lady, educated at Nassar College
~ and Packer Institute and having experience 10 teacng
desires position next september 10 teach Iatn tGench
English, music references Address Miss L. j., IptOWn
Tribune Office, l,23e BroadwAy
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
~ lsed 1855 promptly provides families schools colleges
wanting engagements ges IaTent iniofmagno OF
good schools highest Endorsements circulars Tor stamp N
sCHERMERHnRN, 4. NJ, sec'y, 80 East l4thst, y. y.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY, No 20 Union square recommends PltOffJS'
SORs PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS, TUTORS and GOV
ERNESSkS the leading American and European COZ.
leges universities and conservaloes positions promptly
hled department OF Instruction hpy 10 MISS NJ D.
YOUNG no. 23 Union.square Broadway side
rT'EACHER'S BUREAU, G7 West 35th-st.
4 Reliable Agency. Foreign and American teachers for
schools and fames Mrs Mitchell urncpalt speaks fIehcA
German aud Italian
UNHE valedictolian of one college and
Senior Of very high rank desires situation rs
tuOrOf will each other branches The
very best Ieierences. TUTOR. Cambridge, Mass
ENFACHERS of ability and experience sup
/ p:ed with good positions Now Is the Time t1 apply or
SEPTEMBER VACANCIES T. COTESWORTH P!NCk'
NEN gency supplies teachers with positions Application
without charge 80 Cnionsq (ithaVesGe
n. y.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

rVHE MARY POWELL for West Point Corn
l. wall Ncwburgh POughKeepslo, Rondout Kingston Coz
Milton Hamburg and Hyde Park leaves daily nom
NesiIyst, Pier 80. N H.. at $3.50 D. m CoNNbCiS WIN
BROOkI,YN Annex Boats
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
LlW Grhuols

VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular course, wears
Graduate flor degree Oi DC.Ll wears all tefu
opens sept 2G Address Prof WAYLAND, New'llayen, {
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

rNHE DAUGHTER of an English Colonel
lately arrived from England win be glad 10 find hon{
with Lady (elderly invalid OtheTwise) in want OF pleas
ant companiOn. Miss NJ, Tribune Onice
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

CEAMSTRESS, &c.-A respectable girl as
- frstclas family seamstress maid works dresses;
il not afraid to do any upstairs work in good family
would any distance city reference. 334 East 2l
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

NOACHMAN.-By a single young man; has
" years reference from present employers hon
es industrious and strictly temperate aud not aa9 a
tl.sf
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

locateon the min modern house furnished uDurDished
for year gas range water 100 IT, front lawn shade
moderate Apply TO BLEECKkR SON. lS9 Brody.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

NURSE, &c.-A Partisan young woman, who
~ speaks gsb ladys maid 10 Europs:
she is not sick good references Address L. NewYci
IriDuno Uptown Office, l,23S BrOadwaY.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
| SEAMSTRESS or CHAMBER

~ MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By . Protestant young
woman very respectable best testimonials as hrstass
fond OF children nice seamsoss excel
lent Cambelmad very and nice appearing personi
country city, Call at $50 4thave, near 24thst W. H.
BUCKE, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

I AUNDRESS, &c.-A first-class laundress'
wIses washing ironing at her out by
the day fine huting done. 25O West 47th-st Room l3
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave Of Liberty st. for Freehold al
S:l5, ll:45 a H., 4, 5:lJ pm.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

respectable cOlored man as
" coschman in the city good references Apply TO H. b,
IA Ne 31dst
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

COACHMAN.-By a single man as cOachman,
~ who understands his business thoroughly good city
references country preferred Address g. c. Uptown Tnh
Office, 2SS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

WAITRESS, CHAMBEkMAlD, &c.-By a
w Scotch Protestant young highly respectable
and well recommended competent waitress Cleans sven
makes Sands in the best manner thorough chambermad
country sober honest neat and ObDgng CaD al No
$50 4thave. near 24thst, w. ii. BrCKE Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for small
~ family; country convencies rent low 10
good tenant j. II. DENISoN this Office or 100 Beleve-
ave. Newark, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
Gitnationo Warieo--malss

A GENTLEMAN of many years business ex-
~ perence desires enssgement with good house "a
travel commission otherwise wcst OF reiet
enCes for the past twenty years. Address TRAVELLED,
No. Is Glli-st, Rochester, y. Y.
, 1878-06-21
The Fascination Of Archery.

So long as the new moon returr.
heaven bent, beautiful bow, 80 lona III, ~
the fascination of archery keen hold of tu ,ha
hearts OF men. can demoustrste ,h;o s
fascination, and can give the reason nhas ,hts
it exists. But first a word as To .bSJ
fact OF its existence. Since the nnhI;oa
tion in tbs magazine for July, 1917 of an
article on archery, have received nsa,iu
i've hundred letters of inquiry, and NY
have come hundreds of miles to see mh.t .eu
manner OF bows and arrows | use. Vow %
have but to mention an archer or arcbosa
to your friend and Immediately his inta,y
est Is aroused. lie may scoff at the how,
and sneer at the arrow but he will in
quire and show curiosity Hang A lonn
bow and quiver of arrows consnicnonss
~ in your hall or library, aud Won w;I,
soon discover that no exquisite painting
or bit of statuary will receive more attene'
ton from guests than will be Ar.
corded to these ancient weapons. M
doubt If one could procure shell struno
with gold and silver cords, after the faobe
ion OF the old time instrument wberew;,h
the gods made music, the same fascins.
ton would attach. Iudeed music ana
poetry sprang from the bow as did the
goddess of wisdom from the head Of love
The bow is the old first Tyre. the mono.
chord the first rune of 6ne art, and il 40
inseparably connected with the history of
culture as are the alphabets of the
learned languages. What the fragments
of Sapphic song and the Homeric enics
are to the literature of to day, the bow is
to the weapons of today. When man
shoots with bow it is his own vipor of
body that drives the arr3w, and his own
mind that controls the missiles FIGHT
Not go with gun shooting. The modern
weapon is charged with power acting
independently Of muscular operations
and will shoot just as powerful y for the
schoolboy or the weakling as it will for
the athlete. The Sapphic songs were the
natural music of love; the Homeric epcs
were the natural out-pourings of great,
strong, ,self-sufiicient soul, surcharged with
inspiration of heroism; aud when
Apollo is represented with drawn bow he
is the symbol Of the natural perfect physi-
cal manhood in an attitude displaying its
highest powers and graces. 1t is curious
to note how surely the bow and arrows
have found their way into the hands of all
wild peoples whose mode of life has made
physical culture necessity with them,
and it is equally interesting and signif-
cant to discover that among these wild
peoples chieftain is invariably chosen on
account Of his ability to draw mighty
bow. We are nothing better than rc.
fined and enlightened savages The fibre
Of our nature is not changed in substances;
it is polished and oiled. The wild side
of the prism of humanity still offers its
pleasures to US, and it is healthlul and
essentially necessary to broad culture
that we accept them in moderation.
Sport, by which mean pleasant physi-
cal aud mental exercise combined play,
in the best sense-is requirement OF this
wild element, this glossed-over, physical,
heather side Of our being, aud the bow
is its natural element.-Scribnsr5
Monthly.
, 1878-06-21
Editor and Proprietor
The World.

uo the world is beautiful, bright, and iair!
And merry laugh rang out on the air
As N. little one tumbled the new.mown hay
chasing the butterflies, bright and gay;
prt tbe sun went down, and he dropped his
head,
por tbe pretty things in his hands lay dead.
90 the world is beautiful, bright and fair!'
And the maiden shook out her golden hair
And she sweetly smiled, as the lily and rose
mid the shining tresses she deftly wove;
Rut thsloyer camo not to claim his bride,
And ,he thorns remained, and the roses died
20 the world is beautiful, bright, and fair!"
And the young mother softly breathcd prayer
As sbe nestled her baby close to her breast
And its murmurings gently soothed to rest;
Rrt the Father had need of one Angel more,
And He opened for it the heavenly door.
90 the world is beautiful, bright, and fair"
Sighed the aged ono with silvery hair,
"But over it all is the serpent's trail
With tho merry laugh comes the mournful wall
I but tarry awhile till the summons come
To ioin nv beloved in our heavenly home;"
PnRoY V. RANCE.