New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
THE RISE OF THE PAPACY.
DR. prRYEA ON CONDOLENCES IN HISTORY
An INTERESTING DAY AT CHACTAUoUA-Ofsi-h
CLASSES BEGUN-PROFES>oR BoYEsENS
rCTT-RF KEATS.
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Chautauoua. ~ " July 29.-Professor Thomas D.
seymour, of Yale, began his classes III Dreeh "'''
morning in connection with the College OF Liberal Aus
The "Promethcus Bound" OF Aeschylus VIII be read
In ~. original and Mrs. BrOwning's Translation OF
tho mem criticised. There will be besides class
&, uerototus and another in Greek readings. Pro-
lessor Richard T. Ely begins course on the distrlbu
lion az wealth and socialism. These lectures nave
a special Interest IN view of the meeting OF |'c
American Economic Association at Chautauqua nom
August 80 TO 90
Of the Reformation" by Dr. Joseph J. DufHea' 'ho
lecturer traced the history Of the Church OF Rome
and the rise Of the Papal power. The head OF tnao
Church, first more important than tle oiSi'op'
of the Other churches ranked as a metropolitan MI
the period A. ID. $50 to 253, and as a patriarch DC
tween A. d. 337 and 354 Innocent /, a. D. 4o2
to AS claimed the primary, on the ground 'ha' 10
held the See OF Peter to whom hcadsihp OF the
Church was given By Christ. The claim was hoi
Recognized for generations, but Papl power grow
until with Gregory VII, A. ID. 1873 IL Icao"eu 10
height In the latter part Of the thrtcehh oeh'ui'
Its decline began. Turning from uhs suo9oo' ~
Inryea clearly showed the reaction OF the ea"0on,0
mower upon tho Church and the Papacy. Ai'or hff
night from Mecca In Oo2, Mohammed conceived
union Of the Arabian Tubes and inaugurated career
OF conquest, which by the year wv
had brought Palestine. Syria Egype ana
Northern Africa under the power OF lsAi'.
In 100 spain was conquered Inc
pr,rrs OF the saracen was checked IN 73e by Charles
n,,., Tho soracens had wiped out three OF The
rivals Of the Bishop OF Rome the Prarchs OF Antioch
Jerusalem and Alexandria. When hhaly 'oh-
stantinople WAS captured the last n'si wac
removed the Eastern Church was "edAc""'
and the Bishop OF Rome was IN fact al the heau VI '
Catholic Church. With power came corruption III ,le
Church: with the downfall OF ConsanunopIe came ule
revival OF learning with the contact OF East al" "eS'
.us aud great inventions with hostile Eastern
Power cutting off the usual channels OF commerce cam"
activity Of exploration In the west III oAer "oiuS'
directly or indirectly as the result OF lhe oaiao.
mower came the Reformation and the a"aAeln'h Vi
new life in learning aud religion in Europe one last
mart the saIacen PLAYS in this history anu saws "'o
pafoyrnstinu Charles the great Emperor. frightened
at the appearance OF the infdd appeals 10 Ms Ger
mans aud Welding their demands, aghs perpetual
edct of liberation for PIOtestants.
Al the BOYS Congress the question OF an al
American Congress came up. and upon that arose
tho most serious and suggestive debate "mch uie
congress las as yet had. At the close OF the oep".e
tho nroposition TO hold congress in Washington III
Nav, 1899, WIS carried.
Skirt Braids and Bureau Drawers" was the sub
Iect at the Girls outlook Club this morning
choice library is being collected by the cluo' wmch
promises TO be permanent feature OF Chau'auq"d'
In his lecture on Keats. Professor Boyesen Sad :
a nucnacous temperament and delighted In batue'
There is no that had he lived to reach maturity
h. would have passed from the mere pagan worship
OF beauty a perception of the spiritual forces "hch
dominate the world There force within him
which has remained n permanent gain 10
literature As Lowell put it, he discovered al
tho vnnder and delight that lay enchahleu l" NV
dctionary In his letters To his brother ne "PPoai'
&C - man of moral worth and Will uihhce"
,udoment Beauty worship is the funoahehU" pm"
ciple In Keats" ..,, w.
Y Flaccr Illustrated his lecture on Rlcharo wax
NOR this morning with selections from "Iahhhde"se''
,ohorc,in Tristan and Isolde7 AID the Nlpeiuhseh
,r,ogv In Professor Tylers University Extension
nrrsa on American history, ten students took the eN'
animation First prize was won BY Mrs Safah ID.
w,uot NJ Troy Penn. Miss Mary Il. Guthrie' Vi
Thuucotre took first prize In Professor owen seaman
p,ovpinr course and Miss Ida Z. Reynod OF Buhaio,
took first honors in the on Greek art anu S"oi
life. - 81, s O., S,er
The uano recital by William H. Sherwood Ia Shef
rood Hall this afternoon attended By an appie
c,at,xe andjence Professor Robert W. Rogers ectren
in the Hall of Philosophy on Bindle o, D9'ei'
thirty Centuries OLD The lecturer described te az
covery lin 1857 OF several hundred leVers or IN
kmorna In Egypt. The letters were Wi1tt'h III
Babylonia, Phcenicia, Palestine and Eastern Iappa
dOcia about 1890 Il. c. Professor Rogers read new
franslations of some of them which he has not yet
published and showed how they cast nood ol Heht
pnon the period before the exodus from Egypt.
Infectious diseases was the subject OF MISS an an
stone I'm the nursing course AT the WomaTS tiup u;
bible School Conference was held at D CLOCK at
which Bishop Vincent presided Mrs. Charles Wndo
Richards this evening entertained large audience ~
the AmphitleaTe with humorous dialect ana diaihau0
readings.