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

oGl, e ti, tTnc account of the whole matter
As every body knows, the Right Keyerenu id
and Thu ohie was a very Broad Churc Imam. Ii2u
h. not h1div opposed the Tractarian movement. IN
bis Oxford daysf Did he not recently eXteh1 tl,e
niscnnoI segis to Major the City ROad-
~ that converted reprobate pitched his tent
within the very shadow OF the falace anu pr IL
eternal dannatiOn in the choicest Cockle9 ~ NJ
Soad tbe Rshop had been known 10 smile Oh nj
Snnrcoon and beam benevolently upon metroPol-
itan Noodes and suburban Sankles. Inc cui" NC,
f ms diocese were not intordcted IRON crIChet noi
W ~ io tnr. from lawn-tennis; and ar not IN
position to contradict the Tumor taI t taT sver
has been known to cut a. INTO nEodow of stage-box
threePennies, ana IN tnS S sniioo" -
once saw Mr.. Irving play ShNl9ch. . .. E+or
Indeed when Julian, BIS only son, was at pEH yu;
ms father reioced more at his winning INC up''o
School rackets than in his carrying OH inc lIuVe
Consorts Prize for foreign languages anu . RLom's
AT Orio he found ms way INTO tue eige w m
ioy was so great TO be at moments @ + in
S;gni6ed lie liked his TO be IN the pest sol III
town he cheerfully paid entrances anu S'',oui ~
fions TO various CLUBS, the names OF WIN" In We" or
certainI v unfamiliar TO him. but winch Ju nh az
6ured him 'necessareS cNIi! loI e. I,,Ii,n
infant rich and honorable alliance LOT 'uii" hi
eve and consequently he highly approEeo VI 0u,-
ian's conntrY-hOuse visits III, Se ;5 ;tL yrbon,
1ainipg catalogues of the notabLties WIN Nnora
he had danced or shot, PLAYED charaueS' WI
6alro 10 hs soul; and at breakfast over an aco"o
u ,nS II nirits seusi6ly revived Nomlnaly Jul
IAN Wa Going to the Bar and duiy ate ~
rather sulked in dlgnIhed silence az 'nT -. and
Tempe six o'clock mess IN Iull evening -. La
refnscd tbe profered JOINT on the .grou'u va. ~
never ate boiled mutton III the AFTERNOON. NH,ui r
pllv enough this statement urttSeu us ~
hr+l,rcr especially as II was Jullans wont 10 DON
b. the Orleans for dinner the moment si~00 was
Iad. -, = ,,.;1 ba understand
HAT tbc Bishop was rather hurt when IL came 20
h,s ears that his son had been frequently sen az
NJ GIDEON Blewsby's small and earles IN COCK
srtop Crescent BayswateT. ana hau SUBSEQUENTLY,
beeU observed at St James, Hall on Monday even
tnsS, m c1mpany with pretty little girl known
To- an BavSvater as KITTY B!eNSby, w M lii'',,S
Miss Crabbie told him that the par mao ote" no
Iced shopping at Whlteley he coniu S'""o 1t io
II Won't do nay boy said the Bishop one day,
tebs NAV he al YOU say-probablY Is; but men
%. 80 RleSysbv is a snlicitOr-attOrncyS we used
70 cali theln-and Dssenter and don like 1t
hesides the Crabbics talk about 1t so IL,
.M;ss Crabbe is q member of the Browning soccer
and an Esotoro Buddhist auG an lno IC'i a NJ ~.
but she's a fIowsy old gOss p ior an lna', anu ft
Blewsby is a charming natural grl' anu "oI'1 my
OF Crabble, and
The Bishop looked aghast. A.. por ,,o r,u.t
Besides you know, going 10 INC b't III" ~ Al -
make friends with solicitors ana her la'iie' Has
lois of work to give follow 80. f.. .lo
R;sbop. and he wriIled his brow and ms apron
both usually smoOth-as he said Indignantly lahIns
Sis bedroom candle Preposterous! perfectly mon
strousl I'm ashamed OF you ,s.,,ol
Wiz .inI{an rushed upstairs after his father had
retired put fresh TIE ana dasneu oa nr1 Of an
hour he was laughing with Kitty BlewsOy- D 'aj
little kitty-ri1Rte maidenly ana "HchLlg -1 S
up WIN i nn Secret now that they ioerC lovers at
tbis tm,3 and flushed as she listened 10 Julian
somewhat fTeyerent account OF ms recent inter
You do h lieve me- Kitty he pleaded; and she
looked grave and said nothing; Dut she (eItain4
t|nr.j ,Sitl him And all COckertOn Crescent
cnuckled over il ,0u4g person IN Dooh-lnG i
and pink "a. b sang ., that we two were mayihg'
Iian sal ,cvt to Kitty at the sit-down supper, and
Sniicd crackers with her, and carved a game-pie;
ihare Wa no fasSse about Cockertoh crescent as
Mis- teric Buddhist Crabbe told the Bishop
MI al...! H. and there IS no doubt the Right EeVe-
Tend F.pr.1n and Iaupe was very cross mere
was -t,ruv interview So far the paragraphs thaJ
.nt,t ..i ,u the weekly journals wore uuilc ac'u-
rat N.t n j. quite false las am lhSunV'cul 10
t21 at Julian literally cut tuI 'l ti Ipi W
,tilpc- H. It'll carving knife sun sd,uIt Ihe IN
t.ry.,.y. and also am bound to acknowledge us
S' 9br 'cedng week was fierce ono for every
body .erned. The Bishop r0undiy slated three
rector aud dean, and sacked new curale VINO
hal -, sun "a to adopt sou SOU western position
during ia. collection Julian had "a bad week AT
Sarl1.. naturally enough. for he only backed
bnr.-, n. ose names began with X Miss CIa9bie
read I.rrr on Historic Feminine sinners before
the Ne, -nl iii Debating society ana Kitty cried
The,c events are now matters OF history: -.
The sub came up again. ana thla tlLhe tIe Dis
hop wa. volcanic. Marry her. dare to dream OF
1narrviug lol and yOu NAV 60 and play lawn-tennlS
with Tom Hughes IN New-Rugby Tor summer, ana
etarye for he rest Of your life. won't send you TO
the Bar: III stop your allowance; III cry GOWN
1t was tha ,nly word the Bishop could think Of at
no moment. and IL fitted remarkably Well
Bur the Apostste very qnlet indeed this time
-meaL IL seemed to acqGiesce III his fathers Vows
and then 10 the Bishops bewilderment, threw over
ali engagements refused all invitations ana settled
down so6erIv and discreetly to work in Mr.. MeesOn
Welbys chambers, with whom he was reading
Home 10 dinner punctuay every evening; talked
little politics or sensational trial with the old gen
teman hut after his coffee promptly betooh NM
self TO his Storey. his TAYLOR, his Broom and
his first brand new copy OF the Reports. Julian
meant to be a barrister and, oddly enough, evil
IDENTITY meant to learn law before instead Of subse
uuent to- mis- being called, which shows what very
original Young man he was. - ,
II was perplexlng Julian the Apostate had re
fanted his social heTeSy 50 thoroughly that tho
Bishop was suspicious. The man worked, no doubt
OF IL and would have nothing to say 10 the cloud Of
white cards that settled all over the mirror IN hio
etudy like q flock Of butterflies. He seen ugly
happy; aud the whole thing perfectly ANA. Ing.
grieye 10 say that his lordship became Hihd Of
amateur detective; he watched every letor thar
rived he called IN Meeson Weby. and found that
his son was his most punctual and most industrious
pupil. 800, 49,, Tod p;.ho,, .oid .ro. ,;i.
tinushcd advocate. he knows a vast deal OF ITac-
fical law aud mas the makncs of d very excellent
& devil III him The expression was starting but
very gratifying when properly explained. Still.
there the matter was Julian the Merry had become
Juian the Mysterious, aud there was no clew to 1t
one memorable evening the Bishop. having Gn-
Sshed the sketch Of charge mean, OF course such
q charge as would be produced by Bishop Butler,
NOT M1, Butler sat ia hIs study broOding over IT
all He was dong his best for his boy, he kept re-
beating 10 himself: but his spiritual wrestlugs
fire there came at moments glimpse OF certain
wlsful little face he had once seen with Jullan IN the
Park and photograph Of which SAID little lace
hung framed III Old-e plush beside Jullans bed
His lOTdship's musings were interrupted ny enc
sound of HE sons quick step the stairs and then
his voice.
All right Pollard, I'm just running out to post a
letter; 81 be back 10 dress in hive minutes.
You can post it here Master Julian said the
voice of the old retainer. the Bishops butler; I'm
taking his lordships letters presently.
Quite sure it will go all right, Pollardi Very
we'll then There was metallic flap; as the
letter was dropped into the big oak pllar-bo1 that
stood In the ban, and then Julian ran back 70 his
stndy.
4 le.tert To whamf Why wish to post IL him