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Arizona republican., 1899-05-02
SEES MIR. CHCATE.

London, May Limited States Am bassador Choate and Mrs. Choate will attend the Royal academy banquet on Saturday, upon which occasion Mir. Choate will deliver an address.
 M-. CE0ate was visited ct the en- bassy today by Jimmy Durlzin, the Chicago messenger boy who came here as the bearer of massage to the Daily Mail. He was accom- panied by William Thomas Jaggers, who was recently sent to America with mes sages fer New York, Philadelphia and Chicago. MT. Choate Esteemed g1od humoredly to the boys stories. In explaining the object of his call Dur kin told MT. ChOate that as an Amer ican citizen he was determined to sse his courtry's representative. It was amusing to witness the assurance with which the lad placed himself on an equality with the ambassador.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-02
EVIDENCE AGAINST DREYFUS.
Figaro Tells Reasons of Belief ID
 Officers Guilt.

Pa:is. May 1-The Figaro, in it's publication of the testimony offered before the court of cessation in the Dreyfus proceedings, continues the evidence given by Captain Cuignet, who gave the court his reasons for bo- lieying that Dreyfus was guilty.
 First, his (Dreyfus) confessions; sec ond. the technical contents of the bordereau, and third, the secret dossier.
 Captain Cuignet admitted, however, that there was nothing in the secret dossier that referred to Dreyfus or showed his guilt except the Panizzardi dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-02

stow tips-and nowhere is the prac- tice of extorting such tips in more active operation than in MT. Small ley's own Merrie England-is natural the customs officer who examines and passes his baggage. The customs pff- cer knows that it is his duty not to receive such gratuity, and I should promptly dismiss from .ths service any officer proved to me to have accepted 9 tender of money as Q tip"
Arizona republican., 1899-05-02
THE CHIMES OF NORnANDY
THE CAST.

-a-----s THE CAST.
 Serpolette, the good for nothng..
 ....... Mrs. P A. Tharaldsor Gernaine, the lost Marchioness..
 - - Miss Roselyn M. Sargent
 Village Maidens.
 Gertrude . ... Miss Lena Purdy Jeanne. ... Mrs. o. A. Turney Manette - =. Mrs. E. M. Depew Suzanne. e... =. Mrs. Will c. Barnes Henri, Marquis of Bonneville. ....
 .... MT. Allen V. Snowgrass Jean Grenicheux, a fisherman
 ... ... =. MT. J. W. Benham Gaspard, a miser. ..
 ....... MT. Irving H. Andrews The Bailh.. ......
 :. .. ..... MT. H. E. Heighton
 Villagers, attendants of the
 Marquis.
 The production of this tuneful opera at the Patton Grand last evening by the Philharmonics was successful ia every respect. It would have done credit to many regular opera com pany. The costumes and stage ac- cessories were thoroughly in keeping with the spirit of the opera, the sing ing was of high order, and the act tng was so uniformly good that the club and it's talented director, MT. Mont P Chubb, came in for unstinted praise. There were but few empty seats in the house and although the rendition of the opera occupied nearly three hours the audience displayed tho utmost interest and enthusiasm. The Chimes of Normandy contain many amusing situations and the music is roarfipl11ar1v nTottV The arCIlT1 is as follows:
 Henri, Marquis of CorneviIl5, who has been since childhood, owing tc civil war, an exile, returns to lis au- cestral home on the occasion of the great annual fair which is being celebrated in the vil- lage that receives its name from Lis chateau. It is enc of the old-fashioned Norman villages of the seventeenth century.
 In the first act the curtain rises on an assemblage of village gossips dis cussing scandal and small talk Ser polette, a cross between Fanchon and Boulotte is the topic of conversation among the belles of Bonneville. She comes in just in time to turn the tables on the others and changes their tau1ts into expressions of rage. Gas pard, an old miser, wishes to marry his niece, Gormaine, to the principa. magistrate of the district, the Baill. This arrangement does not suit Ger maine, nor young fisherman named Jean Grenichieux, who pretends that he has saved her Ifs from drowning on a certain occasion. To escape from the power of old Gaspard, Ger maine takes advantage of the privi- leges of the fair Ca similar scene to that in the first act of "Martha",) and becomes the servant of the marquis. Her example is followed by Greni- cheux and Serpolette.
 The second act is taken up with a visit to the castle of Bonneville so long an object of dread. Henri determines to find out the real character of these ghostly appearances, and discovers that it is all the work of the old -niser, who has concealed his treasures in the chateau. The discovery drives Gas pard crazy, especially when he hears the bells of the chateau ringing for the first time since the flight of the old marquis.
 The third act represents the grand fete given in honor of the return of Henri to his ancestral home. Ser
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
WALL STREET AND EKCH4NGES

OUTSIDE SECURITiES-Mark strong and
active. Standard Oil closed at 47fkal75L ex-dlyi-
dend, against 4s9aisl on Tuesday Last nrices of
the other prominent issues were: Amsterdam Gas
oe1sgS7; preferred. $685. Car Foundry 25Q25L: Air
Power 'saa: Vehicle il9Ils Bay State Gas.
2sgS; Havana Commercial. 35a.aS1; preferred.
6'1s9esh Amslgamated Copper. lOOqlO4: Republic
Steel. 22Q25: preferred. 64GG6
ONTARIO AND WESTERN.-It was reported I'm
well-informed circles yesterday that Ontario and
western stock Is being quietly accumulated by i'm
porant interests In preparation for an active up
ward movement I'm this issue. Ontario ana Western
is carrying this year 10000 more tons OF coal
formerly sent over other lines
FOREIGN TRADING.-Dealings for the foreign
account In the local market were not heavy with
aroitrage house transactions showing few moro
sales than purchases
SUBSCRIPTIONS HEAVY.-It is announced thai
the subscriptions received yesterday by the various
repositories for the s4500.0OO first mortgage q per
cent gold bonds OF the United States Flour and
Milling Company were very heavy. and I, IA sx
pected that the Issue will be oversubscr,bed
NOTICE GIvEN.-Notice is given bv sn.v.r A
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May Il (SpeciaD There was bull spirit
in wheat with the market over call figure most OF
the day and closing about calls. Last prices were
a.G7sc over Tuesdays. July opened at ilAc.. sold
between 7lc and 72isc and closed at 7lAg717sc May
closed at Tic sellers Unfavorabe reports from
Indiana and Ohio in regard to Hessian fly damage
divided attention with bullish news from California
From the Pacific Coast there came advices OF too
much windy weather and too little rain and heat
Nevspaper advice was OF not half an average
California crop so different from the Government
estimate OF 50Oonooo bushels on May 10 that the
sneculatiye sentiment was considerably impressed
Ohio advices were that the wheat was going mys-
terousy backward and that the discovery had Just
been made that II was due to Hessian NY The
scalping mood for rally. Snow. In his crop
report admitted some decline OF condition in In
diana Ohio Illinois and Michigan. but said that
insect reports were exaggerated. and that the
spring wheat condition was perfect Liverpool was
ibasd higher Paris on the other hand. was lower
Seaboard clearances were only 2ls,VO bushels. The
Northwest had 2S cars. compared with GN last
wear The Buffalo situation was not one whit i'm
proved A sale Of 10000 bushels No. l Northern
was made for export by McReynolds. but It
the only business done. The demand generally was
very aat The seaboard reported loads for ex-
port There was favorable weather. generally
showery with normal temperatures. The trade
was OF a scalpng order, with the Southwest still
good buyer. Shippers as rule keep bearish.
In spite OF the weather strength corn lost Sgi2c
The Incident was the selling OF a long line by Pat
ten and Frazier. They have been trying to bull
the market for a week. and have at last given up
July opened at SSssc sold between 3s&c and sShc bid
and closed at 33ha3S1sc. May closed at S2hc. Re-
ceipts were small. only 80 cars, with 100 for to-
morrow Advices from the West that move
ment will be much freer with planting over. II Is
a little wet for the most rapid planting. but cond
tions perfect for such corn as is in the ground
The shipping demand. as rule. is poor: sales from
here to-day about $4,000 bushels The Buffalo tie
up Is complete as ever.
Oats steadied by demand from May shorts
the May going to 23Nc. The price eased OF some
when corn broke. May closing at 2G7sc: July at
23%c: September 2ofc. Receipts were iH cars. with
ls5 for tomorrow Small stocks are the bull motive
perfect crop conditions the bear Oats are not
likely TO bull much with corn weak
Flaxseed was easy. May closing at 81 o. compared
with 81 ~ last night: July at 81 O5s compared with
81 G last night. September closed at 9lc Min
neapolis had cars: Duluth. II: Chicago l.
The incident in provisions selling by Patten
OF pork and ribs. There IS 900 hogs prices at
the yards were &c lower; the estimate for to-mor-
row $1,000 Pork lost i5c; lard and ribs 2isl5c
There Is nothing bullish In the situation.
On the curb puts on July wheat closed at 7lAc
calls at 72xc. Puts on July corn. sssgssAc calls
ssHq3sx
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

Co. Kuhn. Loeb & Co. and Speyer Brothers, reor-
ganization managers OF the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad Company, that and after May "a hoid-
ers Of the Mercantile Trust Company's certincates
of deposit issued under the plan OF reorganization
may receive the securities and cash 10 "hc"
they are entitled upon surrender OF the cerhcates
to the Mercantile Trust Company or the Lohuo"
and Westminster Bank. its London agency. inter
est on coupons matured prior to July l. 1870 anu
deposited separately from the bonds. VIII cease "
accrue on and after May -. Not more 'hah ONO
hundred schedules will be taken on each business
day and the new securities and cash In exchange
will be ready for delivery on the fono"ihs ""y.
Non-nterest-bearing scrip. exchangeabe In rouhu
amounts for the new securities Will be Issued TOT
frac,ional amounts Of new bonds and shares
WANT AN EXTRA HOLIDAY-The question OF
suspendinR business on Monday, May %-the oay
nrecednp Memorial Day-is being agtated on the
various exchanges and the chances favor an extra
holiday The members OF the Cotton Exchanse VIII
vote on the proposition to-day. and 1t Is likely 'hat
official action will be taken by the produce ana
Coffee exchanges in few days. The matter may
come before the Governing Committee or the STOCK
Exchange next Wednesday,.
STOCK TO BE ISSUED.-It was announced yes
terday that the stock OF the new Amalgamated
Copper Company would be issued on May Y, ana
that It would be accepted good collateral for
loans at the National City Bank and the united
States Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market strong Fina
quotations follow

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and active.
Total sales amounted in par value TO A.OS5OOO.
against 1892, 900 on Tuesday. The heaviest deal
ings were in the Atchison Issues. Central Georgia
consol 5s Rock Island 4s Erie prior Is. Kansas
and Texas Is. Mobile and Ohio as. Norfolk and
Western 4s Northern Pacific general Hen 3s and
prior Is. Oregon Short Line income AS, Reading 4s,
ST Louis and Iron Mountain 81, ST. Louis South
western lists, Union Pacific As. Wabash IS and
debenture Bs. Wisconsin Central LIST receipts CHI
cago Terminal As. Baltimore and Ohio issues
(when issued), Central Pacific 319s (when issued),
Southern Pacific 4s (when issued). Manhattan 4s,
Mexican Central issues ST. Louis and Southwest
ern DDS and San Antonio and Aransas Pass As.
In miscellaneous issues Standard Rope and Twine
incomes were strong and active features.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

long bills Berlin discount rate s per cent; rsruiss.
esshsnge LSnSqn francs british consos
no ala for money and 1O6-i6 for the accoun.. ~
French rentes i05 francs 52h centimes spanish -
!" THE SILVER MARKET.--Bar silver; Ole; Mex Mex
can silver dollars. +s%c Bar silver !" i'o'''''
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, lSbc' L'Soo''
A; Buenos Ayres. us: Rome, o..V Ts,oms receipts
re4or,ed from washington slsl4s2 internal reye o,e
nue. receipts $40 les miscellaneous 81 sasc Re-
CENTS for the month to date. E4lo,sas' 20 10 o5s
lures s2eSlsooo excess OF expeno sass 40 s57 ex-
nenditres $3.50 409 excess Of sor re-
Es Ss2 Receipts of National bank ho'es i''
demption, s433.355
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
PHILADELPHIA. April 20. 1890
PHILADELPHIA. April 20. 1899.
To the Holders of SeCuri'
ties of the Kansas City,
Pittsburg & Gulf Rail-
road Company and Its
Terminal Companies.

The recent change in the personnel OF the Hs
ceivers has not in any way injured your inter
ests: your Committee was represented al u.
hearing by counsel who spoke also on behalf o.
the foreign holders. and We feel assured that
the property will continue to be managed by ths
new Receivers for the benefit 4 its security no.i
ers only and that they will not be influenced "
rival or competing interests.
The real matter in controversy Is the me'noa
OF REORGANIZATION. The Committee first az
pointed. after four months delay ana repea'ss
promises to announce a plan, nave talleu 10 w
SO and Notwithstanding that several OF lts orisi.
nal members have withdrawn, the COMMITTEES
refuses to return any OF the bonds Whch nav
been deposited with it upon the falth Oh m
premises Il,
the unsatisfactory nature OF the plan, that u
was intimated the first Committee "oui1 pIV,
pose. that the undersigned nave oeen reques.su
10 act as a Committee 10 protec! your in1et .,
Your Committee advise al holcers nv ~ Com.
from der ositing tn cir se"srities with any 80 ~
nittee until a pror er plan OF re0rganiLaeon 10 80
been formulated. so that they VIII MY" ~.
terms they agree 10 before tney uePos,s - - a,
bonds and be subjected to neither rlsk no' % Ca
nensa ~ they are not satisfied with the plan pfo-
posed. .o,.. a nIan Of
Your Committee expect TO announ.e l.onarIv Tor
reorganization as soon as II can pe p.p.as,s In
n,uIated so as TO do Justice TO aiI ih's' , hi -
yoivod and which plan IL is expected VIII Ie
ceiye the support OF the foreign ho,ue.. - oil
senting. as are informed i'id'''
the securities affected A.. socur,,v hold
Pending such action we ask tne t,rroan seru os the
ers to communicate with the n' rrrrs, COM
Committee care OF The Equitaple ,s"os ,Suao and
pany Philadelphia, giving their addresses ,Sst st
amounts OF their respective noun,is Informed
they may be directly and prompuy '"''
when the plan is formulated.
WILLIAM r. HARRiTY, Cnair"an'
B. N. BAKER Baltimore
AUGUST HECkShER New fo'N|
SAMUEL r. SHiPLEf'
SILAS w. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Mopey on call. per cent. with
exceptions Pr and 3h per cent. The money
market easy In tone. with rates at 3h per cent
for all periods good railroad collateral. per
cent on mixed collateral. and above on industrials
alone. The supply of commercial paper was smell.
Rates were 3jz per cent for sixty TO ninety days
Endorsements 3&4Q4z per cent for frst-cass single
names and above for names not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market frmer Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities We're sold yesterday
AT auction at the NewYork Real Estate Sales
room by Adrian H. Muller & Son:
shares Brooklyn Life Insurance Company .li6k
shares Franklin Trust Company OF Brooklyn. ,. .3O3
$1,000 Morris and Essex Railroad per cent mort
gage bonds due 1901; coupons April and oc-
uloer !. AVo -
IS. 900 Morris and Railroad hrst consolidated
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF TIE
Kansas CITY, Pittsburg & Gulf X. II '"

Fur,her denos,ts Of stocks and bonds above ha -.
hs received bv The Mercantile Trust Company y -
CIV of New York until further notice. under III s 4
men, comics OF which may be obtained at the '-
the Trust Company. , v,e-
Securities may be withdrawn by non'as non'asse''s "a b
tors ~ the Plan Of ReaJjustment shall not p''''
satisfactory 10 them. .r u.
An amount equal 10 the interest ma'u''ns ny
1890 will be advanced 20 depositing bondhoideis. .,,
The Committee Is OF the opinion that no i"'. i",,.l
plan ct Readiustment be formulated until P" !,
examination showing the needs of the property 80 %
examination of the accounts shall have been '""F
The result OF such examinations Will form prop''
for n plan Until the recent changes In the peFs0H
this Committee and Receivershp. satisfactory -.
ments could not be made for such examinations ~
request Of and IN conjunction with the represe" :,
OF the Amsterdam bondholdsrs expert sceountsh' -,
been apponted TO examine the books and aeeo"n' -
an expert has also appointed for the phys0A
animation The plan will be formulated as soon s' -
examinations shall have been completed. ~,
Negotiable receipts will lie issued by The Mer'N" -
Trust Company and application for their listing on ~
New York Stock Exchange will be made In due eou''
ERNST THALMANN,
LOUIS FITZGERALD'
T.. u. HARTMAN
j. LOWBER WELshs
JAMES sTiLLMAN,
GEORGE COPPELL
W. L. BULL.
W. T.. 3LNN.
". c. GULLlvER, Counsel
fvraN
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. May IT, p. m.-American securities
opened frmer response to better overnight prices
from New-York. and were well sustained through
out the session. The closing tone was dun ana
the demand moderate. Last prices were Atchisoh
1914: Canadian. 1913: St Paul 12'ss' Illinois CEN
tral 117K: Louisville. 66a4 Union Pacific preferred
"a. New-York Central. 1861: Erie. 13M Pennsy-
vania 65%; Reading 10is Erie first preferred S514;
Northern Pacific preferred. 70; Grand Trunk g. and
An
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Orleans-Com-
mercial. @ discount; bank. 81 premium. San
over the counter Oc premium. between banks.
par. Savannnah-Buying, l-i6c discount; selling.
s5c per 81 00) premium. Charleston-Buying. par
selling nc premium Boston-5g1oc discount and
par. Chlcago-1c premium. St. Louis-l0c dis
count.
BANK CLEARINGS. -. New York - Exchanges.
$2l5 sS2 49, balances. 81 96S S23 Boston-Exchanges
changes. N7s7t.5s2; balances. nso722 Baltimore
Exchanges, s.. .902, 2z2; balances. s5336N.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London, M per cent. Open market discount rate.
Aec per cent for short and 2hg2 lie per cent for
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
REORGANIZATION

The plan for the reorganization Of the Wisconsin Ca,
trail system. dated AIul l0th, 1899. has been declared
operative by the reorganization and copies m
be had application to the United states Trust CON-
pany Of New York the Old Colony Trust Company n
Boston to either Of the undersigned
Holders ot Wisconsin Central Company First Morssns
Stock: Of Packwaskee Il Montelio r. r. Co Comma
Stock: Of Minnesota ST. Cr0ix & Wisconsin r. r. ca
First Mortgage Bonds st. Paul 81 Terminal Morgsgs
Notes SCI Purchase Money Mortgage Notes: os Ws-
Chippewa Falls 4 Western Railway 60. First Mortgage
Bonds and holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
Certificates Of Beneficial Interest representing
said securities. requested 10 deposit the same with
United States Trust Company Of New York the Oi
Colony Trust Company Of Bston under the said plan co
before June 3D. 1880. Certificates Of deposit win b
given receipt II such securities
Holders OF Certificates of Deposit Of United State
Trust Company Of New York. representing Wisconsa
Central Company First Mortgage Bonds not reQursa
a deposit their Certificates.
Holders Of Wisconsin Central Co. and Wisconsin Geo
tra Railroad Joint and Several Improvement Bonds
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company First Series Bonis
Second Series Bonds. Penokee Railroad Company Fi,
Mortgage Bonds Chicago Wisconsin and Minnesota r. r
Co First Mortgage Bonds. Income Bonds. lmproveme-,
Notes Preferred Stock. Common stock. Milwaukee ard
Lake Winnehago r. X. Co First Mortgage Bonds Mar.
vision Scrip. Manitowoc Terminal Mortgage Notes IN.
come Bonds First Preferred Stock. Second PreferrAi
stock and Central Car Co stock or Certificates q De-
pos or Trustees Certificates of Beneficial Ineres
resentng said securities will transfer and deliyey
ot the same TO the United States Trust Company Of New
York the Old Colony Trust Company of Boston on q
spectively provided in the said plan.
ne" io'N' may 49, GEORGE COPPELL.
Chairman Of Reorganization COmmittaA
JOSEPH 6 DALE Secretary
"a Exchange Place. New York
Maitland coppeii & Co % Exchange Place. " Y.
Brown Brothers & Co. % 80 D Wal 81, New New yoTs yoTk
Managers
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
financial.
Wisconsin Central Rserganizati9'

TO HOLDERS OF
WISCONSIN CENTRAL COMPANY
Prsf:rrsS nsS%s sps"s Stock.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of Old Colon,
:.i% IncS%s sSn%.. P%sis@i-Se Sesss'e:ff"'.s s's:f. .s
CERTIFICATEs OF DEPOSIT q United
resentinR said Income bonds.
oEfTHm Trusi tomsn1f o 81 BOSTON, OF " eSc'sy
United state. Trust & Company certihcaies
The Plan for the Reorganization Of the wlsconr,
Central System prepared In pursuance Of the Bondhod
Plan adopted January H. 1895 having been approvsd \,
the holders Of the above described Outstanding cers
Of deposit Of both the United states Trust Company s
elared operative by the Reorganization Managers;
and certiacntcs are hereby NOTIFIED,
inst in orGsr 70 partspate IN me Denets % sad
same same with the United STATES Tnusr coMP&Nsra .: ::
Boston oS q 6R f Go % T. oooMsSg sas ~,
r @ s Of sy aGs psr cent :" pay
payable by them respectively az provided In the Plan IA
on account Of Income Bonds 5000 FOR each 81 On
bond or certificate therefor deposited;
on account OF Common Stock. $3.50 for each .h.r. o,
certificate therefor deposited.
The Csrheates OF DEPOSIT of each 9f above named
turned after being stamped as asserting to the Plan and
Deposors Of Income Bonds VIII receive Certificate. =,
Deposi, Of the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPAyY
under the DonGhoders' Agreement of January o. lse:
depositors Preferred Common receive
Certificates of Denosit of the OLD COLONY TRt'sr
COMPANY under the Security Holders Agreement 4,
January :2 is0S such certificates each Trust ccS
pany being stamped asserting 10 the Plan and ers
instament paid.
GEORGE COPPELL.
Chairman of Reorganization Committee
JOSEPH s. DALE Secretary.
"a Exchange Place. New York.
Maitland. Coppe & Co.. "a Exchange Place. ~ T.
Brown Brothers q Co. 30 Wall ST. New York.
ard Eu.e, A % York
REORGANIZATION MANAGEal
FORK NAV r. 1900
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
STOCKS MOVING HIGHER.
IMPORTANT INTERESTS BUYING.

BOND MARKET srRoNG-MoNEY TEND
ING LOWER.
Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Tuesdays last
sales were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
1seported by C l. Hudson 6 Co.. Nos "a 80 Waii-st'
BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

.s.cond paid tDoliars per share TEX div
dend
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES
(Reportei by Clinton Gilbert No 2 wal-st)
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

" C. GULI.IvER, Counsel.
ALVIN W. KRECn. SECRETARY. 100 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

Maitland Coppell & Co.. "a Exchange Place ".
Brown Brothers q Co. 30 Wall ST. New York
Edward Sweet ~ CO.. 3s Broad ST.. New York
REORGANIZATION MANAGEal
New York