New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28

Ten words. The most careless eye woui,
9 have remarked the great change that Lao
cone over an IW!lier. Now ard :hen h
would play game OF billiards with BE
Harte or John Hay. or stop 10 chat 1ro
ment IL tEe vestlbule with Wh.teiaw Reid
bnt ne was an altered man. When a. ii,
clup ne was usually 20 be found 4 liz
sma!i sLohlhS room up stars. seated IN
'antt vi las: asleep, with the last Ium Der o
me -''Ac'. ID his hand. Once :: vcu wer
10 TWO or lhFee PAGES OF an evening yol
were CERTAIN 10 nee. Van Iwi..er al til. IL
all fou seldom met him in scc.ety uow.
ny ana uE CANE Whisper nun Der .ge. q
Hnfpt, more Ell phatic than nu.u be! ore
p.iI 7.4'! uh laceabie 70 any tangible mouth
Litce. IDS Tune tie whisper SAID Wax
l"-'!sl """ II !ove. 81. with whom The
rs, u Fcrs.Die MIS- ' al Iwll.e.s was care
'uiiF examined b' experienced lands. and
"a oLVck placed against fne ola kuIckev.
D'cheT heie ard there. bL: nothing salts
| I"ctclE arrived az. hen :La. same st!i.
: Small Vo.ce q :'umor. but uow with al
edstl' detected staccatO shaTl ness 70 -.
sad tha' Van lwiller was IL .ove-w.:h al
actress: Van I~i!ler. whom j: Ia. taken
| all 'Aest years and all THIS waste Of iaw
material N ne way OF ancestors % brng 10
NE PEI. ,li"n' ha.ph ,ah iw.i!es. me net Ie'
| - ~. ~, Va '--e - uesoeL'; q Il +.
! " W -h-9' "L1e iac!
| ....@l. II, al A"!.-e.-!H .oNe WIN an
',ara5E.rd a.. i"u t' 70 'e "e'
~ S,o.! -. "ti-e'eu -.
rrr,ir G,scorers; =. W .ite ..uv az
1.i,a; 1880: -. ~ IheIs'
T.. .-'I,-'as 'ot .ne H'stI."L!' '!'t:
..cc...e.r. - -. 10 10, Ok .Llee me- sscfHec
pnn.t.s s"o .he""cs ~ !o"n-
. 10y. . 'ii"oA g Gay = SH'h Avenue
nn.ro H. .I.hJ' anu .Ee franc
oleia mouse. EFeh me SHABBY ZONES Il
| cn.,,.a ~ ~ VIC Do"elE. Nhe." me
matt iHeop!us las not taken 'lt his
~ papers. underwent TlgiG tx'
TEn,;it, nu. no cue was !ound 20 Van
! 1"HIeI Lyelerlous attachment. l he
| ope,a oouHe. "nich promised tEe widest
| Ae!u .oE investigation. produced absolutely
n". Ing. hul ever crop Oh suspicious. One
hlsn AMER several weeks OF this. Delaney
| IT, III. .anc'eI We causE' gllEn % : an
vine. ."'lIer 10 me private boz OF an uptown
t tme"..e. WHERE solne lhrAIins tIapeze per-
80. nan.c "ae soihs on' WHICH We ga NOE
| care 20 Fl. .niough' pu: we cGIc.udtd after.
"ara - was Only somebody that looked like
INN. De.ane!. ny she way. "as unusually
aet.'e III 'nls search. care say lie never
-, IL. -oi "n ";!ie' -! ca-!hE LIN
Az uei.H De;aIey: Ned Is !1ho CT !ac!es'
suit al" 'la' lac'.
The Cimmerian darkness which surround.
20 indulge III the wildes. conjec.ures.
Whether she was blact.tresse Neinornene
with bowl: and dagger. or Thaiia. with the
ialr lair and laughing face. was only TO DE
guessed at. 1t was popularity conceded.
however. that Van Twiller was on the po:n:
OF forming a dreadful mesaiiiapce.
Up 70 this rer!od he had y.site,. The ..rh
regularly. Suddenly lie ceased 10 appear.
He was not 10 be seen on Broadway or IN |
tie Contra! Park. or az the houses he gen
orally ireouented. His chambers Ind |
mighty comfortable ones they were-nn /!
ihlfiY-lourtn street We're deserted. He had !
dropped out OF the wori, shot ike origh: |
particular star from his orbi, IN he heaven |
OF the hes: society.
w mere 'an "llleE .
" no seen AN Iwllltr .
=" nat has become OF Van Twliier
Deianey picked up the Ece1ing Post, and ,
read. WITH solemnlty that betrayed young
rlrE,ns to exclalming. 'By.Jove now
, Married, on the tenth instant. by the
AeV: FRA. Laurence. at the .es.derce Of
the brides Uncle. Montague CauUiet. ESQ,
MISS Adrlenne LIE Couvreur 70 Mr.. Ralph
'an iwilier. both of this city. No cards
1t strikes me-. said Frank Livingston.
WHO hau oeeh rufrlins the leaves OF ma.
san'ne a. .no otlei eno VI the lanle. mar
r u;,,. "is 'n oie"' 'ese' aoou' an
WI, ,o ~ -.
..Wba-a -" Il ''' ''inl'S s'ne "e' q .o"H.
~, - ,ha g.
~ - 'No ,i Hio ioniesteS'''c IN me 1ndsor.
90 into The country, ~
He has zone to y;s;. his mct'er "sa;;
,.ivinys ~
In Eeh,t,arv"
Il didn'. know. Delaney. .he,e w.. ,r-
statute in force nrobil.irinr. n M, .,,, 49,;
ting III. mother IN Eabrnary = Ia n-on. ,
o.. Az .
Delaney made some !igh. remark ahou. |
he measure a., cn,nmnnir. 80 80.
With a cold in her head. and the topic was l
lropped
Livingstone was hand in glove with Van q
wl.leI. and if any man shared his conf. E
ence II was Livingstone. He was aware ! a
i The gossip and speculation that had been !
ne IN the club. but he. either was not a: b
berty. or did not think it worth while, to G
eHe'e our curiosity. In the cours. of "A s.
'etk or Two 1t was reported that Van /
W!.Ier was going 10 Europe: and 20 he {.
10. "A dozen OF us went down 10 .he o
COTS :" see him OFT. Il was refreshing 70 il
ave somethln. as positive as the tact that q
an "!iler had sailed. It
Shortly after Van Tw1ller's iena-.rr. t.a b.
hole thing came ont. whether Iiv;ng.
one found the secret zoo heavy q brr,ja66 IL
whether it TRANSFERRED ,brouyb some in III
secretion ON the part of Mrs, Vanrensse. IL
eE Vanzand, Van Twiller can nnt go n,
IL one evening the entire story was Ill the ~ ~
'seessloh OF the c!ub. ~
Van Twiller had ac.ua,lr hae, ,-orr. re
eplv iu,erested-no. in an actress lor ~ re
climate drama was not her hu,ot,ia waii /
life. tut in Mile. Olymne Zahra.k; whnis u
ally peri,cus feats on The ,ranaz,. had ss IN
nished New York the year hefnra 1hnnn5 III
e. had failed to attract DELANEY am; ne
!. nigh: we had warfera5 ~. a., .i .'-e hi
VII theatre on the trail OF Van Twil,ar.s 81
7stery. " -'''' an