The Age in a Cartoon.—A comical sheet, representing more sad truth than humor, portrays as a first scene in their respective studies, five noted men connected with an educational institution; their names, Professor Braynes, chemist; Mr. Voltz, inventor and electrical expert; Professor Nollidge, a writer on biology, zoology, etc.; Mr. Goggles, an erudite editor; and Mr. Diggum, leading authority in international law. The next view is a street scene where these learned men have met to have a little chat. While conversing, a heavy-weighted champion pugilist in loud-checked trousers and red sweater ambles along the street. After him comes a mad crowd of men of all descriptions and all ages, all well dressed, but so intent in overtaking the pugilist that they literally run over and trample down the learned professors as though they were so many mud-turtles or wooden blocks. It is a good illustration of the sport-mad, blood-crazed world to-day. It is headed, "An Up-to-date Social Study." Is it overdrawn?