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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF Nj. C. BONDS

Kuhn Loeb 6 Co., Speyer & Co. OF New-York.
and Speyer Brothers. OF London. have sent out
notice the holders Of consolidated mortgage 4
per gold bonds. due July !. 1911: first CON
solidaed income bonds due January TO- 1859, second
consolidated income bonds due January 10. 1883.
and collateral trust a. per cent gold bonds. due
February l. 1897. Of the Mexican Central Railway
Company. Limited saying among other things:
In conjunction with the Mexican Central Railway
Securities Company, Limited. which owns $37509 90
OF the consolidated mortgage per cent gold bonds
OF the Mexican Central Railroad Company Lin
tied tbeinS upward of a majority of such bonds
now OUTSTANDING. We have for time past
been making efforts to the protection the
interests OF the bondholders. In opinion these
have become seriously jeOpardized. and the time
has now come for united action. We have there
fore at tho request of the securities company and
other holders of the per gold bonds and in
come bonds. consented to act for the purpose o
protecting the interests of the bOudhOlderS OF all
classes. and TO undertake, should II become ueces-
sary. the preparation OF plan for the reOrEa MIA
ton OF the railway company or the readjustment
of It's securities.
Holders OF bonds OF the railway company of all
classes are requested TO deposit their bonds with
the Equitable Trust Company No. Is Nassau-st.,
New York. depositary with Speyer Brothers,
No. Lothbury London, agents for the de-
postary. under agreement dated Nav 70 1891
which has been signed by Certificates OF de-
posit will be issued for deposited securities, and
application will be made in due list these
on the NewYor6 and London Stock exchanges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
T1TToNI ON ITALY's FOREIGN POLICY.
He Says That AL European Powers Have
Agreements with One Another.

Rome. May 18-In the Chamber Of Deputies to-
day Foreign Minister T1ttoni made optimistic
statement of Italy's foreign policy. He said the
campaign in Somaliland cost Great Britain $1,000
600. Italy could not spend money in that way but,
wishing to show her friendship for Great Britain.
she granted the latter permission to fight the
Mullah in italian territory. Great Britain was
most grateful seeing that the friendship be-
tween the countries not limited to Europe
but extended to Africa.
The Foreign Minister then enumerated the follow
ing incidents proving the success Of Italy's poi
icy: The visit Of the Italian sovereigns to Eng
land. reaffirming the traditional and intimate
friendship with powerful Great Britain: the meet
ing between King Victor Emmanuel and Emperor
William at Naples showing how the two soveregns
highly appreciated the alliance uniting their peo-
pies; the visit of Emperor William to Sicily. where
he was unanimously greeted friend and loyal
ally; Minister T1ttoni's meeting with Count Gou-
chowski. the Austro- Hungarian Foreign Minister
at Abbazia, where the most explicit and satisfac-
tory explanations were given about Italian and
Austrian policy in the balkans and finally the
visit Of President Loubet to Rome. which was the
popular manifestations showing Italy's apprecia-
ton of the friendship of France and the brOtherly
The Foreign Minister pointed out that all the
European powers had arrived at agreements with
one another, thus adding new guarantees of peace
He explained that the Anglo French agreement in
regard to the Mediterranean was not directed
against Italian interests but was result OF the
Italian French and Anglo-Italian agreements pro-
tecting those interests
The Foreign Minister said the reports regarding
an Italian expedition TO Albania and Austrian
occupation Of Macedonia fantastic. Neither
country was thinking of occupying the territories
They both desire" he explained, 1.-The main
tenance or the political status quo. IT, notwith-
possible then the principle OF autonomy based upon
nationality should prevail The powers believe
hct the European concert is working we'll and
me nt tS gendarmere is being organized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
PEACE FOR THE WORLD
Society Regards OR NaUaI Increase
as Dangerous.

Boston, May 1S-''To extend and complete for
the whole civilized world speedily possible
the pacific institutions which are ultimately to
dispace war and establish universal and per-
manent peace IS the ambition of the American
Peace Society. as announced in its seventy-sixth
annual meeting held here this afternoon Robert
Treat Paine presided at the meeting.
In the annual report OF the directors, Benjamin
Z. TTueblood. the secretary. described the year
as one Of unexamplcd interest in the cause of in
ternatonal peace and remarkable progress In
the development and organization OF the principle
Of arbitration among nations. Referring to the
future the report says there is justification for
the friends OF peace to cherish large hope for
the final and complete triumph Of their cause at
remote day.
on tho subject Of ornaments the directors say:
We regret to have TO chronicle the discouraging
government is setting = bad and dangerous *
year amour. 20 nearly 5000 In eighteen
years the naval budget has increased 100 per
time Increased only % per cent and its wealth
only loo per cent. We arc at the present moment
building more war vessels than any other country
except Great Britain.
resolution deploring the war between Russia
and Japan was unanimously adopted one para
graph follows:
cero friendship for both beiiigerents. is the power
hope Of tSRe the na @ VEIN in the the
ment to restore PeaGe our goyeTnment Is there
offer mediation 10 the beligerents, either alone
IN connection with the powers.
The annual election OF officers resulted in the
reelection Of the following: Robert Treat Paine.
president: DR.. Benjamin +. Trueblood. secretary:
Thomas II. Russell. treasurer all Of this city. With
the Rev DR.. Edward Everett Hale. Of Boston.
the head Of the list than thirty vice-p resi-
dents were chosen every section Of the United
States being represented board Of directors CON
sistng Of twenty members. all residents OF New
England. also chosen.
In the evening a banquet served at the rooms
of the Twentieth Century Club Nearly hun
dred members and guests were present. The feat
of the evening address by Wayne Mac
Veagh Of Philadelphia Brief addresses were made
by DR.. Trueblood. Robert Treat Paine and the
Rev. Edward Cummings.
Mr.. MacVeagh said that the outlook for inter-
national arbitration Of all disputes growing
and promising with each succeeding
year He said:
Every days target firing by man-of-war. now
requires hundreds Of days Of unrequited toll to
pay for it's waste Since left the paths of self
defence for the paths of aggression and conquest.
have wasted in making the have pro-
voked and in preparation FOR other wars. which
can never come unless we provoke them. thou
sand million dollars
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Citations.
r STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York. BY the Grace Free and Independent
To Louis L. de Janon the husband Of Annie Janon
deceased. John Cunneen the Attorney General NJ
there heirs or next Of kin Of said Annie
deceased the and places Of residence
unknown and cannot be aseerained with reasonable
gence and this citation is directed person those
persons by the general designation she heirs
II de JanOn deceased. send
l. de Janon, Of The city OF New York. Percy
R Pyne BernardsVille New Jersey. Archibald u
Russell Of Princeton. New Jersey. have lately applied
Surrogates Court OF County OF New
certain instruments In writing relating both
personal property duly proved the last VIII
Of Annie de Janon. late OF the
to appear before the Surrogate OF OF New
York at office in the County OF York on the
Brd day OF June thousand nine hundred and four
at hafpast o'clock the forenoon day then
and there the probate OF the Win and
Testament such OF you hereby cited as are
under the age years. required appear
ny our guardian, Il none
~ anpear and apply appointed or In the
OF neglect failure to do
h. apponted by Surrogate act FOR
IN the proceeding
restimony whereof We have Seal OF the
Surrogate's Court Of the said OF New
York to be hcreuntO affixed. Hon
- FRANK T. FITZGERALD. n Surrogate OF our
of New said County. dav Of
Anr in the year Lord thousand nine hundred
and four JAMES A. DONNEII,Y
Clerk OF the SurroEates our
IopN c DJrRAND. Attorney for Petitioners, 81 Fulton
New City.
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NEW YORK sUPRENE COURT NEW

- York Couuty-WiIIiam Z McMann. PLAINTIFF
against Harry NCNally. al. defeudants-In pur-
sHoncc ct Judgment q foreclosure sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled action
ing date the 9th day % May. 1904. l. the undersigned
the Referee in said Judgment named will sell at
public auction at the New York Real Estate Saesroon
No lHl broadway IN the Borough Of Manhattan. Cttv
O'Clock. OF that day. by Peter F. Never auc-
tioneer the premises directed said Judgment TO
sold and therein described follows those Ger
tain lots situate In the OF the civ
80 New York. being part plots down and desfs
mated as A.29 and Ash a certain map filed in the
o1ce OF the Register OF the County Westcheste-.
September 20 1854 and entitled Map Wilton Port
Norris and East Norrisana, in the Morrisan1
and county OF Wastchester. New York. July ~
1857 surveyed by J. c Buckhout." and bounded and
described as follows; Beginning point the
Northery side OF one hundred and thirty Street
distant eight hundred feet westerly from
side OF Home Avenue. laid down the map here
iuabove referred to- and running thence NortherIv
parallel with Home Avenue. one hundred
Westerly and parallel with hundred nd thirty
sixth Street nifty feet thence SoUtherIy parallel
with Home Avenue. hundred feet % the north
ery side % One hundred and thtrtysxth Street ana
thence kasterN along the fifty feet point
Or place OF beginning the easte-y limo OF prem
ises being distant four hundred and fifty $500
feet westerly. from the cypress Ave-
nue., sometimes called Trinity Avenue
Dated New York, May 1lth, 1901
PHILLIPS * AVERY $500
Attorneys for plaintiff.
l54 Nassau Street tTvibUle Building.
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York
The following Is diagram OF the above described
premises:
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Il York by grace Of God free and independent TO
Mary Irene Hoyt Henry r. Hoyt Alfred w Hoyt John
8 IIovt II. Otis. Rosina s. Hoyt Frank R
Howl Reuben NJ Hoyt Isabel Hoyt Bangs Corneia
IoSrfng Hovt Isabel Hoyt. Jesse Hoyt Alice c. Pettit
and Henry r. Hoyt Alfred w Hoyt and James W. Jack
son es executors OF Alfred NJ Hcyt. deceased send
greeting You each OF you are hereby cited
oured personally TO DO and appear before our Surrogate
the n York at the SurrOgates Court ~
said County held at County Court House in the
Cnnrtv ~, Nsw York on Path day OF June 1901 an
hnfna. ten in forenoon OF that day. and
there attend final judicial settlement OF
nual accounts Samuel y Hoyt and James W. Jackson
Mary Irene Hoyt under
viii ana testament OF Jesse Hoyt. deceased the
i4Th ay OF August the latin day OF August
and such OF YOU as hereby cited under
OF twcnty-one years required TO appear by your
Guardian II you II you have to ap-
pear apply for to be appointed In the
failure do so. guardian VIII be
pointed by the Surrogate and for you In
the proceeding In testimony whereof, have
the seal Court OF the said County
New York hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. ABNER
G THOMAS. a Surrogate OF said County
County New York the 3rd day OF May. In the
our Lord thousand nine hundred and four
JAMES A DONNEII.Y,
Clerk Of Surrogate's Court.
ALEXANDER T. MASON Attorney for Trustees II
William Street New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
MAY RECALL AMBASSADOR TO VATICAN
Indignation in France at Pope's Protest
Against Loubet's Visit.

Paris. May 1S-Government circles are seriously
considering whether the Pope's protest against
President I4oubets visit to Rome should not be
promptly followed by the recall Of NJ Nisard, the
French Ambassador to the Vatican. The deter
mnatfon of this question probably will depend on
Foreign Minister Delcasse'S ability TO calm the in
dgnation aroused among the various elements IN
the Chamber Of Deputies against the Papal pro-
test These elements, headed by the Socialists, IN
sist on bringing the Vatican controversy 10 an
issue, and it is expected that the subject VIII cause
q violent debate in the Chamber
NJ. DeIcasse will urge moderation The Parna-
mentarv leaders discussing number or plans,
Including the abolition of the embassy to the Vat-
can and the denUnciatiOn OF the COncordat Inc
Commission on the Abolition of the COncordat went
over the subject at length this afternoon but die
not arrive at i decision.
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Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COZ XII. NEW 1Olth COU NIL
- Sarah [. Horn Plaintiff. against Louisa BlUxome
others. defeudantsIn pursuance OF judgment OF
foreclosure duly made and entered herein dated
November 1893 l. undersigned. the referee In
Judgment named. will sell public auction. at the
Exchange SaIesroo. Number ISL Broadway. in the Bor
Of Manhattan. City OF New York. the 10th day
auconeeg premises directed by said Judgment to be
described follows: All that certain
Iot piece parcel of land with the building erected and
be erected thereon. situate, lying and being in the
Twelfth Ward OF the city OF New York. bounded and
described follows. Beginning point on the south
side Hundred and thirtyfrst Street distant
three hundred feet easteTy from the formed by
the intersection Of the s1Uthery side OF one Hundred
rhirty-rst with the easterly side OF Srent
Avenue niuety-nne feet eleven inches
the block between one Hundred and
Ihirtieth Hundred and Th.rty-drst Streets
thence eastery. along said line the block.
inches. thence nOrtherly and parallel
with Seventh Avenue. partly through the centre OF
wall. nnstyniEe feet eleven inches 20 the south
eIy side II Hundred and Thirty-hrst and
westerly southeTly side Hundred
and Thrty-drst Street feet inches the
Uses conveyed TO Ethebert and Adelaide Wilson
by Charles J. Sebbins deed Of conveyance bearing
date the 1Oth # April 1856 recorded
hce the Register II City County Of New
York in Libcr I935 OF ConvFyaCCes. 26O. Being
the premises Number 40 West
1%lst Street Borough Of Manhattan in the City OF New
York
Dated New York MAY 18th. 1904
JACOB E SALOMON. Referee
New York
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al

- the Navy Department. Washington. d. c. until
- O'Clock Wednesday. June 1, 1904, and thers
publicly opened Immediately thereafter, for a Shoo
Building at the U Naval Academy. AnnapoI
Maryland Blank forms OF proposal and specification
will be furnished. and plans may be applIca-
ton at L. s Naval Academy Annapolis Nd Or
a the Office OF Ernest Flagg. Architect. So Wall 81
New York a set OF drawings may be obtained ths
Architects Office by depOsiting $40. IS OF which VIII
refunded their return. CHAS. II. DARLINI.
Assistant Secretary. Nav u. 1901.
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OFFICE CONsTRUCTING QUARTERMAs

- TER. 200 Thames St. Newport r L. MAY IT, 10.
Sealed proposals. tripcate will be received Until
I2 M June 1904 converting frame hospital bulId
ing Fort Greble. r. l.. into Post Exchange Building
right reject accept all proposal,
or any part thereof Proposals OF comma
tion and be accompanied by bond for 10 per cent a.
amount Bids complying with these require
will Information furnished On
application Envelopes containing proposals inorssd
Proposals for Post Exchange, Fort tsrebe al
dressed to Captain Fl. G. HODGES. IT., Or Mr..
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Department OF the Interior. Office Indian ~,
Washington. D. C.. March p. I004--Seaied nrreealrs
Endorsed Proposals for blankets. wooen ana seiss
goods. clothing, the ~oel
the Commissioned Indian Affairs. II9isf yd to
New York City. will received until aoster
OF Tuesday. May "a. 1904. for furnishing ~, eS
Indian Service blankets. wOOllen and goods Js
ing. notions. hats and caps Bids must made 49,
Government blanks. Schedules giving all Necessary "a
formation for bidders will be snished
the Indisn ONCE. Washington d. c.; L. s T Ina
warehouses. 1i012 Wooster street, New Cit
26I South Canal street Chicago. Ill; SIS Howard s,rs
Omaha. Nebr, COZ South Seventh
the COmmissares o. Subsistence c. S at Chsysso.
WT0. and St Paul. Mini; the Cuarterrnaster o. n -
Seattle, Wash: the p0stmasJers az Sioux City Tsc.
Portland Spokane and Tacoma; and the ManufacrSrs.
and Producers Association OF California. Franrtss
Cal Bids will be opened at the hour DAYS 49,
stated. and bidders invited be present the
ing. The Department the right
point Of delivery and reject and all bids or a.,
bid ". A. JONES
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40 West 1s1st Street.

The approximate amount OF the lien charge. 70
satisfy which the above described property
SllUNs 90. and interest from Dec
the costs and allowance amounting 1921 Al with
Sl2l4l thereof from November 5rh 1908 to
gether with the expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount 80 taxes as-eSsacuts and CrOon rates or
other liens be allowed the purchaser out OF the
purchase money or paid by the referee So 90.
IACOB u SAIAMlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
MISS FAY DAVIS TO PLAY HERE.

London. May r.-Charles Frohman to-day ar
ranged for the appearance of Miss Fay Davis in
the United States next September. in The Rich
Mrs Repton." by r c. Carton, now runnu, at the
Duke Of York's Theatre here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
la6th Street

The approximate amount OF the lien or charxa u,
satisfy which The above described property to be
sold is S6.&-0 with interest thereon
1904, together with and allowances arlouptns,
10 S3l6 % with interest thereon from 10th 1907
together with the expenses OF the sale apD~Ovit
mate of taxes. assessments and wat~r rarss
and other liens which be allowed 10 the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase paid by the
Referee, Is $33l.95 and interest
Dated New York. MAY 1lth. l9O4
GEORGE BURNHAM. JR- Referea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
AN ALLAN LINE STEAMER AGROUND.

St Johns N F.. May 1s.-The Allan Line steamer
Hibernian. which sailed from Montreal on May IA
and Quebec on May Is for London. with cattle and
a general cargo went ashore at midnight last night
In a dense fog Stormy Point. shoal near Cod
Roy. thirty miles north OF Cape Ray, at the
entrance Of the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence The vessel is
listing and making water fast and II is feared that
she will become a total wreck. The crew is safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
DROPOSALS-NEwL LONDON. CONN. NAV

16 1Y0t-Sealed proposals, in trplicate. will b -
ceved the Office of Constructing Quartermaster IA.
London Conn until IL NJ June 10 1904 for CONSTRUCTS;
plumbing and electric wiring double set NJ n
quarters and Fire Apparatus House at Fort IT 4
Wright y Y T. S right reject aceept an
all proposals part thereof Information frnlsfs
application. Envelopes containing proposals should
marked Proposals c. o. quarters. at "a,
RI. c. Wright y. Y" and addressed 10 Constructs.
NeVvI
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80 The approximate amount OF the lien or charge. to
sold Is si54S15O with interest thereon from March
18TH 1904 together with costs and allowances
ing 70 S33242 with interest = Narcb
1904. together with the the sale IN
proXimate amount OF the taxes -
allowances which are allowed TO the purchaser out Of
and interest. - s'St'i
Dated New York April 18th, 1904
FREDERICK WETTER All
The sale OF the above described property is hsrah
and place - 800 - NAS Sati'e hour
Dated May 13th 1904
FREDERICK @. VETERAN Rstsr..
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THE WILLIAM BIsBEE IN PORT.

The waterogged schooner William Bsbee. of
Rockand. Me- which in collision about TWEEN
" miles east OF Fire Island with the Anchor
Line steamer Furnessia, last Sunday. arrived here
yesterday in tow of the wreckng tug /. J. Merritt
and the tug Mutual
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Proposals.
pROPOSALs FOR ORDNANCE SI7Pp1I n.

- View York Arsenal Governors Island. N Y ~,
16 1004-Seaed proposals. in trplicate will b. - Nay
Until D. m. JUNE 49, 1904 for furnishing rrseeve1
and drawing utensils. and materials burIaps nsnts
waste. thread forage ironmongery. paints oils en
tools utensils. etc. during year ending June an
Information furnished on application Col JSfJNA Ss
SOAAN e
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COI-Nr1


OF New York.-Augustus F Holly. as sole survivtnp,
trustee under the last will and OF Edward
Roche deceased plaintiff. against Emily h. Duschness
and others. defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure and saIa
duly made and entered IN the above entitled action
signed. the referee in said Judgment named will sell
at public auction. the New York Estate sales
room, No lGl Broadway. in the Borough Manhattan
city OF New York May 18th, 1904. twelve O'clock
noon that day, BY Joseph p Day, auctoneer prem
ises directed by said Judgment be sold therein
described follows. ~
All those three certain lots pieces parcels OF land
with the buildings and improvements thereon erected
situate. lying and being sOutherly OF THIRTY
eighth Street. in the City OF New York. Borough OF
Manhattan. now known numbers S12. 3l4 and SIS
West Thirtyeghth Street. which taken together are
point the southery side Of Thirty Street
tant zoo feet westerly from the by
intersection OF the said sOuthery side OF Thiry-eghh
street with the westerly side OF Eighth
ming thence southerly and parallel with Eighth
nue. 9S feet inches to the centre line OF the
tween Thirty seventh and Thirty-eghth Streets.
thence westerly along said centre line OF the block
40 feet; thence northerly again parallel Eighth
Avenue and part of the distance through party wall
" feet inches 70 the said southerly side Thirty
erly side Of Thirty-eighth Street the point
OF beginning The said land hereinberore described
City OF New York - ''
Dated New York, April 18th.
BOARDMAN. PLATT & SOLEY
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
80 Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City
The following diagram property 20 be sold.
The street numbers are s12 SI4 and sis Thirty
3sth Streat
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: Abner G. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
NOTICE Is heTeoy given 70 all persons having ciais
AGAINST James TrainOr, late OF
deceased. Il vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber at his place ransaCtn business Ih
Moor No. Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhatran IN ts
CITY % New before the 27h ay = Nav nexs
Dated New York. the 18th day Of November 1888
,,,-,-s LUKE TRAINOR Executor
HIBBARD, PRATT & McALPIN. ATTORNEYS Cor Flxecutor
New York City. -
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Ahner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of The County of New
York notice IS hereby given 20 MI persons having claims
against Eliza bFadhrOok. late OF the City Philadelphia
state OF Pennsylvania deceased present Ire sane with
vouchers thereof % the subscribers place OF trans
acting business No 10 Broadway the City q New
YORK. on or before the 18th Gay OF September next
Dated New AoES, the 18Th day Of March. 1894
GEORGIANNA BFtADBROOK. JESSIE KNGSLEY Ex-
eCutriccs- - 49,
MORTIMER " BYERS. Attorney for Erecut-lces No 10
broadway y. Y, City. Manhattan.