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,lono roud swiftly demosh any such attempt NJ eA-
culpaton But in fact before he begins his defensive
endcavOIs he has given his away, 1or W. 1907 e
saws: The byzantine Empire displayed HVm 10 Wy
cradle faint Of weakness derived from TINS orlehtaI
origin. II showed features particularly oDnoN'''> "
ia. modern mind If the nineteenth centuTy-7u'n 40
the practice OF "A degrading and srovelinG court e'
,ota fpu of nrostratlons and genuhccuOns, ile III
PRODUCTION OF eunnchs and slaves Into high olhc's %
state the wholesale and deliberate Use OF ue'cnerS
and living In matters OF diplomacy" At'er 'n"' "u
mission OF what avail IS 1t for Mr.. ouah " u''.
that mcdineval Italy from the thirteenth l" 'i'
fifteenth century could produce far more SIM iN'-
examples OF constituencies and unjustlh"Dle p"'''"s
than the byzantine Epmlre IN the whole 'houSa"u
years Of It's existence" Mediacvll ltaN, u eN'H
body knows was a shocking example OF r''uns cNiN'
yoton: but no badness Of medieval Italy can by any
possibility relieve the badness Of the By|huhe EN-
plrc and moreover Mr.. Oman's assertion Is h'aPOIo
either Ct proof di,proof and Therefore Is III 'he an
Ii seems to us that 20 il-cquipped IA champion
does more harm than good to hi, cause. lie mas h"'
in any instance refutcd the positions of his prede-
ce,soIs who hold that the byzantine Empire was Win
Gihbon and Lecky declare to have been. lie has ci
and no doubt honestly. TO put face upon the Oil
facts but being under obligation to present the o'u
fact, as they exist this attempt 70 soften their natural
effect by means Of forced commentary ends IN con-
s,dcuoIs failure Tie base circumstances OF Byzah
tine history tell the whole story. The decline ol
civilization IS indicated at every turn and occasional
nures OF energy, attempts to restore higher Stahuau'
of living and gallant cndeavors 10 advance. checA but
momcnary the downward course upon which Inn
doomed society was embarked Mr.. Oman's story
NAV he read for the instruction which so melancholy
period cannot but inspire. but Gibbon was right about
its historical value, and he not wrong In his
estimate # the forces work and the influence when
they exercised upon the degenerate Greek society
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SPECIAL, IMPORTATION.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

u. Y. {. & H. r. RR. Co. Lessee. -
Trains leave West ADD station. New \ orN a. ios
;,.3O a. VI. Daily local u Albany and Catshili Noun
Enc. Sunday. west OF Ioeyman's Jc. Slt ping
New-Norh To BoonNille sundays only. A.,
7IJ H. VI. Daily lOnl To Albany; except Sunday, ioI
Cat>kiu Mountains aud Saratoga Parior ear 10 Albany
1890 4. vi. Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse Roehes
ter Buffalo. Niann Fails. Detroit Chicago; exec"
SATURDAY FOR Toronto; except sunday for Saratoga
-1l. 4. VI. Daily except Sunday. "a BluomNte any
Istskiu Mountains. New PATTI. Lakes Mohonk ara
Mnncwasks. Plror to BloomNir and New. PalJ
!Il.35 4. VI. Daily except sunday. 10 tatssiu noun
tans New -Palu Lakes Mohonk and Mm"wa sAa n.
bany Saratoga, Caldwell Lake t'eors-. failOf cars
BooInNille. saratoga and Caldwell.
LIS 4. vi. SATURDAYS only IIalfIIoday Special 70 Cs
kll Mountains. Parlor attached -
n:b IS 4. VI. Daily except sunday. % Ca--ill Nonw
tlins Nrw-Patl. Lakes Mohonk and MEneMass1
Albany. saratoga. SATURDAYS only to Boom'iIe a"s
ni00 =. ". Daily except SUNDAY for Albany. 60.
5.f5 l.. VI. Daily Tor Albany. Montreal. ttica, 81
cu~e. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Pulls. Toronto 10
troIt. Chicago. st Loui>. A.
l,uy. saretoga and Montreal r..,,.
sis T.. VI. Daily for Albany. Uuca. Sylacu-e b2eno,
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto, Deioi On"'''
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VII.
AUNT ANNE.

A Novel. By MR.. w X. CLIFFORD, Author Of
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Rcoders Of that delightful book, the "LOVcLcttcrs Of
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YOUNG LUCRETTA,

And Other Stories. BY MARY T. WILKINS. Author
Of "a New.England Nun. and Other Stories" etc. IL
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NETWORK g.
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FINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
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ths train leaves GRIND Central station at p M daily.
and arrives Boston at 3 40 u. and Vice versa
BAR HARBOR TRAIN.
pullman Secpcrl leaves Cnrsway street station Bos-
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Noon train with Paror Cars Dining Car OF win.
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Veynon Wllimantt, Putnam Blackstone Franklin,
md arrives in Boston at 80; A.. C. KENDALL.
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NEW-YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAlL"A.

In consequence OF the mpro, ements bens H"u' ,sa-
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Pennsylvana Railroad cOmptly. at the 1907 Oh "''
Trains leave West 42d-st -. ~ west
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THAT WILD WHEEL.

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VIII.
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Railroads.

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EMPIRE STATE ENPKEe~' -, D.,
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j GREENE l6j Lafaycttc-sYe B'klyn. he l. one OF
che hest teacher. u languages mow."-Prof Wright fAi"
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1Fs Broadway.
Ii nea, 12d.st-JOth v,ar sumner Clas-e,.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

Tie Commissioners Of Charities and Corr'cuon
az Brooldyn fled their report yesterday rcb"'u
ING the escape OF Frank Cowey from ~.
Kings County Insane Asylum. Ihey hnu
nj. ,scnpc was due to the failure OF Attendant
Wcvo,us propcrly 10 perform his duties and t, foow
,h instructions printed for his guidance, ana 'hcy
recommend his discharge from the date OF MS S"'
,n.ion and that he be- dcbarrcd from rcemp'oy mch'
IN fine ASYLUM They also find that the captain oil 'he
night watch Peter Gorovan, who has served twenty
.ven wears was dcrcllct In duty, and recommend ih'
ho ba replaced In his Office by younger ana more
.niclent man, but that Oh account Of his long teri"
90 .ryIce he BE- retained as an attendant. The com
m,ssoners recommend that the condition OF all graf
,ras and fastenngs he reported upon night and morn
ing and that the clothing and bedding Of each patient
he examined night and morning. also that the super
intendcnt and assisting physicians give more personal
attention T. the enforcement of the printed rules ana
reeuaflons OF the asylum, IL would not have been
uossiblc for COwey to escape II the rules had Deei
properly enforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED.

Cleveland. Aug 6-No. 6 passenger train due In
Buffalo at | AS a m ran into "A wreck At larbOr
Creek The engineer and fireman Of no were Killed
one passenger was seriously injured, one sleeper
damaged and buffet totally wrecked The
wreck was caused by the breaking down OF
A freight train going west. No. running into II.
The freight was trying TO take sldhg at
Iarbor Creek u let the fast train pass when over
taken. While thcy were irving to make The siding.
No. q came along and crashed into the wreck. Will
lam Welsh engineer. and Jacob Burkner. fireman Of
the passenger train both Buffalo men. were killed.
Welsh was a married man he leaves "a widow and
one infant child Burllner also married and leaves
widow and four or five children. The pissciIg r.
seriously injured Is stephen Perry. OF Indianapolis.