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ogize for my mistaken" she gasped.-
CPL die of shame OUTRIGHT 20


Meantime we haven't found the
bank note" observed the officer
"Shall / go on with the 'arch?''
"No, no! For gracious sake leave me
Let me think - groaned our friend in
real anguish of mind.
Meantime the following interview had
taken place between the master of the
house and the accused:
"Sir," said the latter, as soon as they
were alone, 81 think you have the feel
ings of a gentleman. Further conceal
ment is useless, and before l leave this
house owe you an explanation.
Mr.. Garret thought this was the be-
tginning of confession of guilt, and
!. said:
"Yes, Ann, very sadly, but kindly.
81 am not what / seem," pursued
Miss Arnim, in an agitated manner.
"You have heard of, six months ago,
!; General Arnim's daughter, who disap-
peared-" -
"Heavensl'' muttered M. Garret.
He now feared poor Ann was l6s sane.
"My father" continued Miss s~Arnim,
fwished me to marry gentleman who
was in every way repugnant to me, |
having already given my heart to an
other, whose want of fortune was his
only fault l would not disobey my
father by following the dictates of my
heart, yet how could l 60 through the
daily sorrow of thwarting his expressed
wishes | resolved to escape from both
temptations for a time, and | could
think of no way in which l could more
securely hide myself than by going into
service for time. confded my story
to the good manageress of the 'Domes-
tic Training Institution, who was a
friend of mine, and through her inAu-
ence l came here with the determina-
tion of doing my duty as conscientious
ly as possible. You have seen the re-
suit, Mr.. Garret."
She burst into tears, though her eyes
flashed through them with proud indig-
nation.
By this time the earneStness of her
manner and the calm refinement of her
language had carried the conviction of
truth to her listeners heart. He gazed
at her in amazement and distress, while
flood of shame dyed his brow.
The detective now entered, and with
deeply respectful obeisance to the wo-
man he had treated SO insolently ten
minutes ago, said:
"Please to accept my humble service,
Miss Arnim, and to pardon my mistake.
What can do for you, Miss ?''
"Bring me cab, if you please, " said
Miss Arnim. Then turning to her for
mer master, she said, pleadingly:
'Let ing nqe5ask "a lnaTticplar faEpE sir.
meefing Mrs. Garret again. l can i'm
agine now," she added, with a trembling
voice, "what innocent and friendless
girls feel when they are suspected wrong
fully"
Little more remains to be said. The
young lady had her wish, and returned
to her fathers house without another
encounter with her amiable mistress !;
and SO overjoyed was the General to re-
ceive back her whom he had bitterly
mourned as lost by his own cruelty, that
her engagement to Mr.. Melville, vir-
tuous and accomplished young lawyer,
was Immediately afterward arranged,
with much rejoicing.
Little master Horace proved, some
weeks afterward, to be the real cause of
that bank notes disappearance. Itwas
found stuffed into the cavity under the
shuttle of his mamma sewing machine.
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R1~A person recently met an Amer
ican young lady who is distinguished as
having been four times a widow, and has
now again entered the bonds of matri-
mony. Said the friend: 81 think l
once had the pleasure of dining with
you in New York;" "When?" asked
the lady. "In 1867" he replied
eyes" she said, rehectively, "that may
have been SO; but had forgotten it
You see," she added, "it was two or
three husbands ago.
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S@~A man cannot expect half loaf
when he loafS all the time.
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Rg~A Texas man got mad because a
waiter handed him napkin the other
day. He said he "reckoned he know'd
when to use han kerchief without hav-
in no hints thrown out,
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B9~A minister telling a beautiful
young girl, who was about to become a
bride, that she must remember that the
man and wife are one. "Lord - said
she, eff you were under my father and
mothers window when they are quar-
reling, you'd think they were at least
half a dozen.
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B9~A man in Maine applied for five
gallons of rum for "mechanical pur-
poses" fFor what mechanical pur-
pose?" asked the agent. "For raising
a barn, was the reply.
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE.-A member of
the sanitary police force came across a
boy the other day who was wheeling
home load of oyster cans and bottles,
and, curious to know what use the lad
could put them to, he made direct in
quiry.
"Going to throw them over into our
back yard" replied the boy. 81 took
two loads home yesterday"
"But what do you use 'em for ?"
"It's trick of the family" grinned
the lad.
GLOW trick?"
'I'd just lief tell" continued the
boy, as he spit on his hands to resume
his hold of the barrow. "We'er going
to have some relashuns come in from the
country. We may not have much to
eat but if they see these cans and bottles
and boxes they'll think we, We had listers,
champagne, figs and nuts till we've got
tired of EN- and are living on bread and
taters for healthy change -
The officer scratched his ear like
man who had received a new idea
Detroit Free Press.
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B9r"So dark, and yet so light, " as the
man said when he looked at his ton of
coal.
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DG Consistency, stuck to for mere
consistency sake, is wart, not a jewel.
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81. ANNs ON THE HEIGHTS.
Justice barnard Grant. Judgment OF Fore
closure Against the Church.

Tho foreclosure suit against st. AIMS
Episcopal Church. ut Clinton and Livingston
streets. Brooklyn. was called before Justice
Barnard in the Special Term Of the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn. yesterday. The Union Dime
Savings Bank is the plaintiff. and Nathan ID.
Morgan and ]. Nelson Happen are joined in
bond. The suit il to forcclose n mortgage OF
800 600 on which thcrc is due t7.5i4.43 inter.
est since May ! . 1877. The church presented
no defence, hut Mr.. J. l.. Hill, in behalf Of J. n.
Tappcn. raised the point that the plaintiffs
could not Join Happen. IA his bond was given
ns collateral, and he was entitled to jury trial.
The mortgage was presented To the Court. aud
Mr.. Chaplin, Treasurer Of the bank testified TO
the amount Of the loan. The bank had received
f25,OOO. and the church officials had said that
they hoped to pay but the bank did not agree
to whit Mr.. Hill moved to dismiss the COM
plant as against Mr.. Tappen. saying that the
action could not be maintained against him in
connection with the church.
Justice Barnard said: " This Ia only n waste
OF time. Take Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. When tho law gets hold OF u case for ono
purpose IL keeps hold of 1t for all. Ii is mon
strous to suppose that the plaintiff sues but ono
here. A deficiency must be entered against
Happen. The plaintiff may have 5000 extra al
lOwancp
About $4,000 has been pledged in the
church and in other Episcopal churches toward
the extinction Of the debt. hut its entire liquida-
ton has proved to be beyond the church =
ability. The church cost $350.00O originally.
Its present debt is tl3S 900.
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Bollc brother law OF Gen John A DiN and solicitor
for the navy Department since isiJ
DODDS.-on the 2sth Ida Dodds beloved wife 81 Jimei
Dndds and daughter ot James anal Eliza fandran, aged
t. be buried from First Baptist Church Thursday,
HOOVER tn Washington, C., May Is. John T.
Hoover ii the United states Coast survey aged e.
KENNEDY In Brooklyn ). May >. John kenne.
dv son OF Michael kennedy and Jane Eddington. aged
The relatives and friends II the family rcspectfuy
rcquo sted attend his funeral from the re,donCe OF his
parents ~ l2th ST south Brooklyn on Thursday May
LEwls-On MAY 2s, of consumption, Arthur J. Lewis
liz III, nds and those Of his father John Lewis, hi
BROTHER Lewis and members Of the Abingdon club,
are reseculy invited to attend his funeral from 20 Per-
~ At New YORK on Mcducs iaN At o'clock
MCkI NNEI-At thatfcld. Nina. MAY %, CAPT j. VI.
MckenneN of the ChHtncld Democrat formerly an Of.
nccr ot the United states army and one Ut the Oldest ed.
Mct kKTIiY- Ellen the beloved wife Of Patrick r.
Mccarthy. on 9Th inst. an her inti year. -
Funeral from - PNngk church, Dutch Kills, Long
Island ttty. att l. MaN 80
PATrEN-On SUNDAY NAV ~ John Patien proprietor
Of the Pacific lluol. iu the jsih wear ut hiS a-e.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral at hi- lair residence Pacific Hotel III
Grr,iw i,h =. M IL nn "wednesday, Nav ~ and al s.
Paul. church Broadway anu NesrN i At o'clock T. NJ
TuokEk ON the 2'th inst Mrs Mar3 Iookcr' IA tie
7btu year ul her Agc.
Funeral s,ryi.rs AZ the residence - Norfolk ST. to-
morrow "Wednesday evening. AZ % clock mterneut
IA trctnWNH un THURSDAY
TuukNrpN.-Ai Auluru. Ala, MAY 90, T. q Thorn
zeal college lie dicd wiihin trrc DAYS after ms second
Tn0kER ON tie e7tn iu.t Mary widow of capt y.
4 Iuukrr 900 the Goth httf 90 Irr
Ncdnc~ia, evening. at O'Clock ln'crncnt IN Green'
wood IhUf
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rNTIL HER >INTr-NINrH YER.


Catherine Krickeldorf, 60 wears Of age, and
thin and feeble. was on trial in the General Sos
siou- for several days on charge Of arson. Her
head. nearly white and her scanned and
wrinkled face were mufied in a worsted hood.
notwithstanding the heat
John j. Wahraih. milkman. of l07 Orchard
street testified that on the Goth of February
last no heard the cry FIRE" and saw smoke
pouring from the tenement at 100. and that on
running up 10 Mrs. krickeldor's rooms in the
second story. he found them fastened He
climbed out upon the lire escape and kicked in
window. The room was filed with smoke.
There was burning heap Of hurenu drawers
the stuiilng of the lounge-was scattered over
the heap Kerosene had been slrinkled over
all and on the carpet. Mrs krehrldorf with q
basket on her arm. hurried out OF the tene-
ment just before the discovery OF the fire.
Assistant District Attorney Lyon established
the collateral circumstances that Mrs. krickc-
doris belongings. worth only $40. were
insured for 5000. and that she was expelled
from kiVington street tenement ON account of
a suspicious lire IN her rooms.
Mrs. Krickeldori testified that she went ont
some hours previous 10 the discovery Of the
fire, with the materials for n dinner ~ the bas-
krt on her arm, e. visit her daughter Mrs. Dora
Elrhlcr. Of 1886 Allen street.
The Jury convicted Mrs. krickcllOrf.
Catharine.' Recorder llackett said. YOU
ar" probably one Of the most hardened crra-
tur's have ever been called upon to deal with.
For the sake of Obtaining few hundred doll
lars you exposed sixteen families largely com
posed of little children, 10 a horrible death. |
sentence you 10 the penitentiary for seven
years,
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fINANCIIL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, May 2s-P. M.-Speculation AT
livestock Exchange opened generally firm. with
Lake Shore, New York Central. the 81. pauls.
Pacific Mail. and Ohios strong and advancing
hut the Norhwestcrns and Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Westerns wcrc weak in tho early
transactions. A. the day progressed however.
these shares assumed moro confident tone.
and the genera mu Ret including Rock Island
and Eric. records the highest prices Of the day
i'm tn fnnl hour of trade. Erie WAS cOuspicu-
GUS Tor its advance during the afternoon To 1874.
IN response to continued irmness ina the Lon
don market Ht 49,. and New York Central also
attracted attention by its rise from los To
1872. Lake Shore tiu'tuated between ~ . and
Paul GO mmon having recordeda recovery Of q
3 cent go 3t's and the preferred OF = to 49, Western
linton va hsNcr A. ~ Union iaeae
and tssex "a at So, chiefly IN consequence
Of covering OF several prominent hears; Delaware.
and iiudsnl r cent at 50is and ohio- . ni-7, North
western preferred, however ~ nrst Welded g. Ih4a
hut .ul.cquenty rallied - T e.n. 70 ~, While inc
a3e'J's Rock Island ranged at l," Tor small u', 10
IVA i1r l"' share amounts AMI IRcc MAI a. lN'e
central was = bcierHt 50 The market closed strong
In The sew York Mining stock Exchansc. Plumas At
tractd attention by i's advance 60 - regular way
ne highest point attained nc y Pa, been called At the
bertha and Itth AT tsfB were ul.o aud
Dahonega RANGED nt l. ~. seller g. ais
The gold market wa, more active aud hrmer in conse
payments Of tile syndicate into the Treasury The price
advanced from ll 10 lul a hut closed al lul'o.
IN loan, te rates PAM inr the use 81 gold were lSi, y,
~, !, ami ~ cent, and tor carving r. cent
Money continued IN abundant supply Ou call at 393e
2 cent and prime discount. ranged Ht 20 if5ii
Gu,rrumrnt bonds rui,d strong. with large transac.
lou, iu Is. of ISL ~ cents, Is VI lesl AMI lOios
la la Atkt 40 IL tlt NJ
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TIE coLoREp WY ND nIrEs.
What Three Meihodist bishops Think OF tho
Policy Toward their Race.

Three OF the bishops OF the African Meth
odst Episcopal Church in the United States.
who az spend ng u few days in this city,
were interviewed on Monday In regard 70 the
Fraudulent President Haycs's desertion OF
their race. Bishop Daniel \. Payne who Is the
senior Of his brethren in the Episcopacy. and
the recognized head Of the Church. is an intell-
gent man. about sixty-nve years Of age. Al
though his complexion II pure black. the shape
of his face is like that OF the white race. His
lips arc thin and his nose narrow. He has
nervous temperament and it if owing in n great
degree 10 his energy that the African Methodist
Episcopal Church has grown so rapidly. lie
thought Hayes had not done right in desert-
ing the colOred people Mt time when differ
ent Presidential policy was 80 much desired.
He thought that tho most intelligent members
OF the colored race IN the North aud south were
far from sanctionng the acts Of Hayes. There
was much disappointment While matters
stand NJ they now do. there must continue To- DO
dissatisfaction. The Bishop however was
charitable enough to think that Hayes had done
worse than he Intended and that he might
hav" boon overruled 10y inludiciOus advisers.
Bishop Payne lives in Hayes ; own state. lie
Is ono Of the managers 81 the Wilborforcc Uni
versity. At Acuia, Ohio whore Il large number
OF cQlorsd men have been and are being edu-
Gated The Bishops opinions Of the acts Of the
Fraudulent Administration may he regarded
~ also those OF the faculty and students of the
Bishop j, NJ, Brown, who lives in Washing
ton under the shadow Of the Presidential man
sion, could not feel il In his heart 10 approve
llaycs's policy toward the colored race. Hesaid
thai er,qt many,9i the cqlored people did not
poet better things and Were Disappointed The
Bishop hoped. however, that the cloud had n
silver lining, and that there would bc n better
outlook IN the future. He had lately travelled
in the South, and from what he saw and heard,
he thought { hat encouragement among the me-
groes WIS what was wanted AT the present time.
We are hoping and waiting" the Bishop said.
:, Bishop Alexander W. Weyman who lives in
Baltimore Maryland. said there were many of
his race vino ereOf the opinion that they had
not been fairly treated. He did not wish to eX-
press himself fully at present but he lived in
hopes Of better things. He did not wish 10 be
regarded MS u politician, He found his time
fully occupied in attending To his duties MS a
clergyman He thought that # the colored men
were given fair chance, politically and social
ly. they would, within few years. compare not
unfavorahly with the VIII lite race. Bishop Wey-
the South Many missions and churches anon,
the negroes have been organized through his
personal efforts His views are shared general
ly 10y the coored people over whom he has
spiritual charge.
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THOSE INDTCTMENTs.
The sword SIN Over the Heads OF the Alder
men and the Health Board.

There was lull yesterday in the storm
OF rumors in the General Sessions court room
and the District Attorneys office. It was un-
dorstood that both the majority OF Aldermen
and the Board Of Health are in the shadow Of
indictment, and that the indictments against
them are in the hands OF Assistant District
Attorney Rollins District Attorney Phelps
went to the country n few days ago. and omitted
TO circulate his post office address.
The Grand jury entered the General Sessions
court room Mt noon Yesterday, and after Fore
man Amidon had transferred his very light
burden Of indictments to Clerk Hall. he said {:
Your Honor, We have concluded to adjourn
until Friday
had been determined" Recorder Hackett
replied. to adjourn the court tomorrow for
the term. but deferring TO you, gentlemen.
Will keep the court in session until Friday"
The Grand Jurors bowed to Recorder Hackctt
and retired from the court room.
II the indictments are not ready for signaturcs
before Friday. and Recorder Hackett should
then discharge the Grand Jurors and terminate
the present session Of the court the Aldermen
and the Health Commissioners will have only u
fright 10 bear in mind.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. May 2s.-There wero
fresh offerings and not enough stock held over To- in
duce buyer. To visit the market places aud prices were
nominally UNCHANGED. The demand for dressed beef
very moderate NJ Gi, Sc n tor ordinary TO choice
native beet sides and 5s6tic for common and decent
Texas beef
Receipts Of calves were 800 head The demand was
moderate AT sg6sc for fair To- prime jersey veas 40
SIC for TO good state do and "a s@fc for but
termk calves and unmiNed lots Dressed veal sell
ing slowly at Gltsc y N.
RceiIts OF -hccp and lambs were ~ car loads or NJ
head There was scarcely any demand. aud the market
was dun aud depressed AT Isjiic q n for common TO
good Southern and Western lambs Tls- c for good to
choice Jersey do and 3isaGi,c for common to good
sheep Dealers report dull trade At 4ssc. r n for
dressed mutton. aud 6mOc tor dressed lambs Prime
iuesi1c en-.
all consigned direct 20 slaugherers None offered tor
sale alive
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~ I-,,---,-i,,,- - H. ,,,,l - A. D.. A.
10" 'i'HIhS Oh INC lilhI Oh lh' NV MI
'urch Yesterday tho cross-examination Of
lne NJ tine St,t,,. medical ovrerts Dr Berieb
A. watson. wis resumed 10y Mr., Winfield. The
R'u'-- referred To- a paragraph In Taylor's
I...f.e 10, p.,.,,. t,,,f,l.r ~ 100, s,,,',.,.,,
" '''7'"7 '''''n ~ ioo'' 7upp"lV
"a ,,t.,,.,... f. ~ - ~
N'h you know. asked Mr. winfield, with
"F.flr t't Taylor in his edition Of 1875
yia.ti.d il,t tarn.,rorh -
"Il.o..,,. l,.'..ra, to..o,,. aoo, 80 ...
pN"d 'lr witness.
THE r.riy greatly rloasa1 n nerson In the pol-
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The Aldermen passed. yesterday. two resou-
tons relating To street cncumbrances one AYERS that
william II. webb. having obtained permission from the
Aldermen Apr ~. 1876 10 erect two bay windows
10th sides o the building on the northwest corner II
fith avenue and Fort, second street. known the
Bristol hullt outside the street line eight
siorie. h-h containing nnet,sN hay windows and CON
cudcd 10y directing the Commissioner ~ Public Works To
report whether the building or the towers are cncum
ORANGES upon Ftl avenue aud furA second street 10y
what authority they have been permitted AMI II they
were erected without lawful authority, why they have
not been removed
The second resolution directed the Commissioner OF
Public works To report whether the building being
erected on the northeast corner u Fourth avenue aud
Eighteenth street Is AN cucumhrauce upon the sidewalk
and N lN MMnse nmihlrIiN n has boon nermItiNl.
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The Aldermen began yesterday their throat
encd upon Commissioner Campbell. on account OF
his refusal TO give them patronage Alderman Shells
moved the passage Of an ordinance to transfer the grant
ing Of permits for spnnklng the streets from the Depart
mctt of Public works e. Aldermen raucr aud Keenan,.
Alderman Morris said tie authority ui the tummis-
Of Public Works that this years contracts
mits for snrukng the streets had been awarded aud
that $1,000 of the money received Tor item had been
pnd into the city treasury II was doubtful whether tile
aldermen could aunul thu~e contracts
Alderman Wachuer replied that the street sprnkhng is
controlled by Rin- and that member OF The Lesisla
ture secured route AMI then offered To- sell one hall o Il
for sou ON ms motion the ordinance was pas-ed-l2
to lp-thc Tanmany Aldermen only voting IN the affirm
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FOURTH CAPITAL PRIZE.


NEW ORLEANS. May %. 1878.
Tho undersigned ccrt,nos that he held iorcol-
lection for account Of j. &. Brocksmith. Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, One-halt Of Single Number Tick 1
tory, which drrW the fourth capital prl' OF
twcuty five hundred dollars, ON Tuesday. MAY
A. 1873. said ticket having been sent by CORE
spOndrnce from the office Ut New Orleans Tor
the sum OF one dollar, and that the amount was
promptly paid in full on presentation OF the
ticket at the Office of the company.
NJ BANISTLR,
Runner State National Bank
New Orleans, LA.-Adp.
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Arrived-TtrspAY May 90
IS Wisconsin Forsyth. Liverpool May Is and queens.
town 18th
IS Bcnofactor. Jones wilmington. sc
IS scytma Hains, Liverpool May IL, and Queens.
town 10Th.
- Glaucus. Bcnrsc, BOSTON.
s. Isaac He'll. Lawrence. Richmond City Point and
Norfolk
IS Laplace, schoncd santos April Esd, Rio Janciro
Both AMI Bahia MAY g.
s. Bolivia Small glasgow MAY IA
SIS Leasing. Nos- Hamburg NAV - and Havre isth-
s. Taplace Blair. Rio Janciro May "a
IS Vile de Paris Santelli. May X
s. Hudson. Ginger. New Orleans May ~.
Bark vopini. Oncto. Limerick.
Bark Atlas. Moricch. London.
Bark Cnntc Gcla SLapary. CoSulch, Amsterdam.
Bark Wilhelm l.. Petersen, Stettn.
Schr Matilda Kraul. Rich. Marseillcs
Schr River side Copp Harvey. \ u
Schr Addic l. Perkins Thompson Windsor, Na
Scht LAmnrtine Barbour. Blue Hill
Schr : Adams Scott, Deer Isle.
Schr Expedite, Racket. Greenport
Schr T. Reed. Reed. New Haven
Also. the regular coastwise packets.
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NEW ORLEANS. May 81 1873
The undersigned certllies that he held iorcol-
lection Tor account of George W. Moss. Agent
Adams Express Company. Washington. -. c..
onr-half ot Single Number Ticket NJ. 2.uug.
Class f. in the Louisiana State Lottery.
which drew the second capital prizc of ten thou
sand dollars, on Tuesday, May. IT. 1873 said
ono dollar At the New Orleans office by the
undersigned and forwarded to the holder
through Adams Express Company AT Washing
ton, d. C.; that the amount was promptly paid
on presentation Of the ticket nt the olice Of the
company. Il. NJ MFsCoAT.
Agent Southern EXpr' IS Company
New Orleans, La.