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

| estranglng himself from his peers, and vast
| ing lis nights N d playhouse. watching a
| misguided young woman turning unmaid.
| eniy sunmeTsaults on a piece az wood at
! sacneO !" two ropes.
! Mrs. Nanrensse,la- Tarzan1- Van TwiIler
came down % town by the mex: tram 20
! Look IIto this little matter.
| She found the flower of the family taking
| al early breakfast. at II 4. NJ. IL Lis COSY
| apartments on Tnirty-tourrh stree. With
! The least possible CIIcumlocIItl0n she con-
| fronted tlm with what Tumor lad reported
! q Lis pursuits and twas pleased, bu: no:
| TOO much pleased. when ne gave ner al eX-
| &c, acccuI4. OF a.s It .afions W.tn Nile. Ia
| bT.skl. Ee!taer Conceaiing Ior qualifying
| anything. As confession, :: was unique.
| ana lLlgEt have been a gTea. dea. ..>- eE-
! PERTAINING. We NT three zines N the coarse
, Of The narrative lie IpatrOI had some DIM
city Il PIE -rIving tie gravity 0: he: coun-
!enante. AFTER nedl1.tlng a few inmate.
| tne tapped Van Twllier softly Oh the aru
VIII the p u hex paraso! ara invited linn
I. return VIII he- the next dav up The
Hudson AID make q or:e: yisI. al he nome
.. Ms ancestors. He accepted the invita-.
,lon WIN outward a!acI!ty and inward re.
.lc-aLc..
When his was settled. and the worthy
lady had withdrawn. Van Twill-r went d..
rect!v :" me establishment: c: Messrs. Bail.
-'-'-StA ~ S's dLt stIttltus WIZ IIt|tll0
taste. he finest diamond braceie. i,locura.
ole. For LIS mother. Dear me. 10: She
mad the family Jewels.
"ou4u nut axe 20 state :tle enormous
sum al iw.!ie' pad for he bracelet. II
was tuct. clasp O: diamonds As would
nave hastened the pulsaIiou OF {. patrcan
WTst. - Was such q bracelet as Prince
SamafalZaman might have sent TO the
Prhtess BadGura. and the Princess RaGpuya
u..CtIr have been pIa0 "a
IL TIE fragrant Levant morocco case,
Where these happy jewels liveG when they
were a: home. Van Twiller thoughtfi!lv |
placed ms card. Oh the back OK which he !
nad written a Tine begging MaGemoiselle |
Lar.-sk! to accept The accompanying tritie |,
iron ore who lad witnessed her graceful !
performances with .nceres: and pleasure. |
ms was no: done inconsideTate!v. "Of |
course l mus: inclose my card. As would |
20 any iadv.' Van Tw!!Ier had said 70 him.
stH: "a an Iwi.!er can neither write all
Anonymous letter nor make al ANONYMOUS
present. Flood entails its duties as well
as rs privileges.
.. The caske! dispatched to its destination.
Van lwiller felt easier in mis- mind, He
was under obligations 10 the cir! for many
an agreeable hour that nigh: otherwise
rave passed heavily. He had paid the
dep-. anc ne had paid il g. prince, as be.
came Vi an Iwiiler. He spen. the res. of
The Gay II looking at some pictures a: Gou-
Pr 5. ana at the club. and in making a few
purchases for his trip up the Hudson. A
CONSCIOUSNESS that his trip up the Hudson
was ClsoIuerly retreat came over him IN.
pleasantly at intervals. When he returned
to his rooms late az night. tie found :. note
wing OF the writing table. He started as
Ills eye caught the words - Theatre"
stamped n caImine letters on one corner o:
he envelope. Van Twi.!ev broke The seal