New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-30

aoe pmnots b bp ON the TOP of the ple, addressed
~ inI,an's big 9ood-natured sort of a scrawl feel-
ing very like fraudulent BANK seGI9 ht still urpine
securities from the strOng-roOm: Du' sl'. L,f
on his conscience that ne was dong II lV The
the Bishop put the letter in hls pGekJ, i1e to his
door of the box and retreated WIN NE lI[ g S l
td VI inst IN time to hear Pollard painting up from
the regions below to send the posi- OH b rnsb ont
old servit0r discover the loss nIuu - Iras Cor
ond restore II , No he would be hrm' IL was loi
The letter was addressed to
Miss Kittg Ble1rsbH.
214A CocEHt0a crescent
Corresponding with her secretly MonstrC ron MN ~
,cnst he stoDped nj once. His fingers played WIN
tbe enveIope as he held it up between MN anu li'
fire NO no can't do that w0uldn Dc n i3nted
said the Bishop sternly; aud having e3lnoi .t
himself with the reflection. lac locked up the Ietter
in his drawer and then the dressing PEI riabt that
Julian was very Ho t tcid his father old On
"a stories insisted on plcdging hun III the
old ~ and when he ran OF 10 read ue ny N
wert IN the theatre now. he dropped INTO thc
dravSino room and ran his fingers lightly over the
KEYS OF The Erard. The Bishop heard the nusI 40
he sat breeding and melancholy ana fenpi i; ~
the room below; for all that he nATaehST us m W.
like Pharaoh and would not LET the letteI go, ~
cause it was for the best "A Dit 9l jtsuiuaCI
casuistrv that he nevertheless derived but sna d
comfort from II required much more Pharaoh-ilke
6intineSs to endure Julian's first ANXIOUS anu llle
disappointed face when the early post nrAt 10
inQ and several successive post. lot the hoAS ~
DAYS failed to bring him something ne eyluenlIy
looked for. The inquiry: Awning iottIi me
fat
Julian became little tragedy; IN whlch tle Dlslpp
felt he was cast for first murderer, and he was Oy
no means easy in the part. , rt;o,
The piano was never opened now ann ia! d
stuck to his work quietly and puckily. AT last ne
was duly called and won the flO0 prize given by
his Inn fol an essay upon PROBATE ana DIfOice rs
practised bv the Early Aryan Races lie never
slackened work for a moment, out went 20 court
every day. and still preserved tue sane qt, ny
terious manner that so ba He'd and worried the
Rsbon His fun seemed to have all evaporated, ana
in its place he had purpose ms iajher naa oad
time of itpasScd sleepess nights ana eSCh 1 en- 80
far as TO read the essay on iroDate ana divorce.
Once he snggc ted in playful fashion 70 Jniah tha
that he was on the high-road TO the No3lsaGGh
il was line for him 10 look aboub ana settle' pMb nv
only ELECTED a rather solemn Don't let's talk OF
that subject, father and felt snubbed.
Ii was clear 10 the Bishop that lie lad succeeded
in alternating ,Julians affection for Kitty; but he
certainly never meant 10 make confirmed misogy-
MIST and bicoted bachelor of him, and this was
seemingly what had happened, IOr dancing Del
gravIa knew him no more.
been much talked OF that the bsnoP was sLrouIn9
home after attending the great conference thal met
to discuss the long-vexed question concerning
Archidaconal Functions; lie had once berh an
archdeacon him self and he SympathlZed WIN lhe
raj her vague position of the Very heveTends ana ne
was really rather pleased with the resolution hc hdd
nroposed making CATERS and broad hrimS obligatory
ON them as a class. although dear old SawduSt ana
Bran IA brother Bishop had 80 stouty opposed IT,
on the ground that II would iead 10 aprons II Is
right to mention this. ~ 1t accounts i9i le bhGpH
preoccupied manner that evening. RAISING up tnaG
ueaSaut little segment Of circle that Is cGlled
Bishop
rapidly westward A q lance as the lGhts hashed pV
showed him glimpse Of pale sad young lace.
with a square line of stIu white linen cutting across
the brow. round which fell tho biaok IOldS o.
nuns veil the dress that OF Iegieasc OF some
order. , r, -. ,-;4..
Blrwsbv poor little Kitty and IN that dress The
thought flashed quick upon hun, Of course Sue was
thr fatal walls sinking all her love and all Julian
hone. in the dread vows, sacrificed III one OF those
mysterious Angl bean sisterhoOds against which ne
had 50 often inyeighed. reuouncmg-
i renounco the devil and all ms works e11
claimed the Right Reverend Lord Of Everton and
Tauphie uterrupting his own thoughts; and then
to the astOniShment of sam snapper. VINO was pass,
ing al the time and who. firmly believe, wrote an
the stupid paragraphs about ~, the Bishop dashed
after the retreatng carriage with apron lying nud
scattering and small boys cheering him. John GU
pms ride was crawling Lord Mayors snow com
pared to the episcopal hundred yards, quite the pest
enthusiastically on record. tie didn't care. nat
We're cOgrlpapces beside conscience and converts
AWAY he went toward Park Corner, and by dint OF
most undignited shOutings succeeded In stopping
the carriage lust as it reached the big bronze war
rior " lao now shelters himself III sculptures sulki-
II was Bishops charge with Vengeance
You my Lord Bishop" croi ont the little white
nun shrinking back as he liied at the window;
for she w4s quite familiar with his appearance
although this was their first interview.
Let me in. my dear Miss Blewsby must talk to
you and az once and as he got IN he painted ont
Home" to the astoniShed c &aei,a VINO had
never seen Bishop IN hurry before.
What does this all mean
ewes with her veil i never Thought You would ina
II out, and of course II was very wrong but, you
see. they made me promise ana tteIe, are many
other gIrs ] know there, and What could uoi
Now the Bishop would have vastly preferred to
have been preached TO death by Wild cuTates las
sydney smith once suggested than iscs pretty
girl IN tears. However. he was bound :" 70 through
with Il now SO he nerved himself ana 9lh Mss
Biewshy, listen to me. never Thought IL would
come to this, never anticipated s4cu a terrible
catastrophe. That dress that vel! am bound as
a good Churchman to earnestly protest against Z
and what IL more, as man as Il ia'nGr lncIo lIle
Bishops voice perceptbly falteIrd, nave Few
serious words TO say KITTY claspeI her hanus
tightly and was silent IN an instant. ! was wrong
| have stood between You two; II regret It, Only
tell that is not TO late to prevent yon taking
this fearful step. No. don't speak YOU VIII do me
n great favor if you wipe away St3ln that-noW 40
listen kitty hadn't said a wof0 she was iTIghi-
enadl PLEASE 20 home at once. and promise me to
take Of those lnfer-InfamOus things, promise you
will not 90 TO where grleye TO learn some OF YOUR
companions have already gone; and On my honor
YOU shall marry my boy If you Ike. sweat
mean | affirm II y: ana in his excitement the BlshOp
took both Ktty's hands and looked earnestly in her
But vowed l would go tonight, aud everything
Is ready for me and you startle me SO. DO you
really mean tInsf she added somewhat pleadngiy
and timidly.
i pledge yOu my word l am in earnest
It's too good Of you-too good. Yes III 60
home And then for unheard-Of reason.
Kitty cried again. and the Bishop felt very awk-
ward-so much that as they were passing his
corner he chucked the check-strlng with jerk that
almost pulled the cOachman inside, and threw the
horses on their launches.
Goodnight he said as he stepped ont we have
made each to each a promise. Keep yours. and
Julian shall come and see you Tomorrow Then he
left her and walked home feeling that he had exor-
cised the little demon
Another and still greater shock was, however. in
store for the Ill starred old gentleman As he came
into the hall aud passed by the fatal par-bOx lac
saw Julian stealing downstairs in a monks robe,
his feet in sandals his waist grit with rope, cOw
drawn closely round his handsome face, and bed
! room candle in his hand In a moment father and
/ son were face to face.
What, You TOO" cried the Bishop. % Julian,
! this is too muchl ! have saved her; may be vet
in time to rescue yOu. Julian you shall marry herr
| And then in a hurried fashion he poured out his
/ story ending with: And now that have prom