The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-02
Till BISHOPS SIN.

q. the Bishops conduct has been the
Eub.oc; OF considerable comment. il Je-
>ones z kind Of duty to give the true
acrount o. the whole matter.
A. every BODY knows. Right Rev.
Eyerton and Iauphie WAS = very Broad
ChurcAman. H had not boldly OPP
posed the Tractarisn movement in the
Oxford Gav>s the Bishop had been
known 10 Sm le on Mr.. Spurgeun and
beam ~t-cncvolcntiv upon metropolitan
Noodles an suburban SankieS. Int
curatcS Of his diocese were not inte-dict-
ga from cricket nor his rectorS from
lawu-t"nniS- AMI ! am not in = position
to contradict the rIImor that I e Bishop
has been known 10 cut into rubber Tor
silver three-pennie-. and in the
, shadow of 4 >taCe-bOX Uac saw Ny.
Irving pay HMylorh.
Indeed. when Julian. h. only son.
WIS at Eto2, his fa,her reioi e.! more al
hi winning the pu,lic cluOl rackptS
Than in las carrying off the Prince Con
sorts prize for foreign Ian -Ua-e>; and
wien Up ~ Driei Il" toInd ns way into
|, the eight. the Hi>hop'~ .uv was 20 ~reat
- 10 10 ~ moments positively uudI-n.-
ned Ike liked H. >on 20 BE- in the est
81 IN towE. Ee cncrr.u.ly pad en-
francs anI Sub>cr pc.uu> Ia var Gus
clubs. The names ut which were certain
Il unfamiliar to him. but which Julian
assured him Were ''neucS~ar.eS even
Tor = Bishops infant \ rel AMI hon
orable alliance for Julian began 10 be a
very definite "a Get in the Episcopal
eye. ans consequently he highly ap-
proved of Julian : coUntrY-hOuse visits:
h.s chee-y letters. containing catal-
o-ue> OF the nntabiiitieS with whom he
hid danced. "r >not. or played clarade>.
were hahn 10 hi> soul and n break
fast. oycr an account o: the pre- iouS
' evening dinner and dance. the saccr-
no'ai spirits srn-ibly revived. Nomin-
ally. JU ian wa~ gong 10 the Bar. and
duly ate dinners. 81. rather. >ulked in
dicnfied siienc- 81 the Midd e Temple
six o clock Mess IN full evening dress.
and refused the preferred ONT on he
ground that he never ate boiled mutton
IN the afternoon. Naturally enough
this statement lrr!Iatei Li~ poor brciI-
ren. especially a. it was JuliarS wont
TO bolt to the Orleans Tor dinner the
moment grace Was said.
BcarInr these fat, in mind. it will
iP ufl'I -tfpA t4iit llGt bishop WIS
rather hur; when II came TO his ears
that his ~oi: mad been frequently seen n
Mrs. Gi. en- BlewSby's small and
v~arlie>'' In Cock-rton Crescent, Bay>-
wa-er. and Had subsequently been Oh
served NJ -. James Hall o3 Monday
evenings. apparently e~nwrlppr'i in the
strains OF = SpuhT quartet. in company
with a pretty liv;le girl known To all
Bayswatcr ~ Kitty Blews5v- When
I'm Tx Miss Crabbie told him that the
pair had been noticed shopping at
Whi,eley'S he could stand il no longer.
at won't do. my bov,' said the
Bishop Il day. "Shc MAJ ice all YOU
Sav-probahiv l.: but then YOU know
Blew~ny j Il >oliciior-att prncvS We
used To- call them-and Il Dissent r. and
! don't iik i; heSide- the Crabli-S talk
about il 80.
NV dear father" said Julian. some
what h0,lv. Miss CrabDie i 4 member
If the Browning Societ,. and an E>oter-
ic Buddhist. and MI the rest O: Il; hut
she is a frow~v old GOSSIP Tor all that.
and Miss Blew>by is i charming. nat
ural Girl. and worth fifty OF Crabbie,
and
Q The BiShcp looked arhaSt.
BESIDES. you know. gong 10 the Bar
one mus. make friends with solicitors,
and her father has lots of work 10 give
4 eiiow
Even the professional plea didn't
soften the BsIop; anu he wriL&ied his
brow and his apron-botn usually
smooth-a- ne said. Indignantly, taking
his bedroom candle: .rIepostercus,
! lerf"rtiy monst-ous. I'm ashamed of
YOU.
WhyJulian rushed upstairs after his
father had retired. put un a fresh tie.
and dashed mo q hanson. 1 don 1
quite know: but in q quarteruf an hour
il, was laughing with Kitty BlewSbv.
liear little hiIfy-rfaHt. ms denly and
bew -n.n~-iooked mp with ank de-
lighr il uer lovers ewes (for. o. course,
/; ! 10 secret now that they Tcre
lovers II tbs timel. AMI flushed rs
she listened - Julian's >omeshat ir-
rave-ent aCc0un, of his receLt inter
view.
.'Iou do believe me. ki;tv?" he
T~iead"G: AMI she looked era e and said
- nothing. but She certainly danse1 III
' f;m. And all Cockerton crescent
chucAscd oye- il: d Young person IN
rnoa wu~,:u and . PINK sash san@ 20
that We Two We're MavinE. ~ith evil
GeH, meaning, between the polkaS: and
A Jul al - n.x 10 hit.y =: the SIt-down
supper and pulled crackers with her.
AM carved a game pc, there WIS no