...their respective children. These claims, numbered -7 and 30, were laid before the commission under the convention between the United States and Venezuela of December 5, 1885, and a question was raised as to the claimants' citizenship. On this question, Mr. Andrade, the Venezuelan...

...persons, apparently citizens of tho United States, by whom claims were presented to the commission under the convention between the United States and Venezuela of December 5, 1885. The office of this commission being, among other things, to reexamine on the merits claims presented to...

...persons, apparently citizens of the United States, by whom claims were presented to the commission under the convention between the United States and Venezuela of December 5, 1885. The office of this commission being, among other things, to réexamine on the merits claims presented to...

...their respective children. These claims, numbered 27 and 30, were laid before the commission under the convention between the United States and Venezuela of December 5, 1885, and a question was raised as to the claimants' citizenship. On this question, Mr. Andrade, the Venezuelan...

...their respective children. These claims, numbered 27 and 30, were laid before the commission under the convention between the United States and Venezuela of December 5, 1885, aud a question was raised as to the claimants' citizenship. On this question, Mr. Andrade, the Venezuelan...

...the allegiance which such children may owe to the country of their birth ipnen they 'continue in it» territory. (Moore, Int. Arb., vol. 3, p. 2454.) Under...Venezuela of December 5, 1885. The questions were very abb7 discussed, and it was unanimously held that the Commission had no jurisdiction of the claim. The...

...2454.) Under substantially identical conditions with the case now under consideration the qufttion before this tribunal was passed upon by the Commission...very ably discussed, and it was unanimously held that me Commission had no jurisdiction of the claim. The claimants were women born in Venezuela, widows...

...under the convention between the United States and Mexico of July 4, 1868; and by the commission under the convention between the United States and Venezuela of December 5, 1885. See Moore, Int. Arbitrations, IV. 3425-3590. See Wheaton, edition by Lawrence (1863), 510; Vhillimore,...

...Decision of Mr. John Little, commissioner of the United States and Venezuelan Claims Commission, under the convention between the United States and Venezuela of December 5, 1885, as to the character of the proceedings under the treaty. (Moore, Int. Arbitrations. II, 1677.) in which...

...Law Digest. Vol. VI, p. 297.) See nlso the case of Day & Garrison before the mixed commission under the convention between the United States and Venezuela of December 5, 1885. opinion of Judge Little ( Moore's International Arbitrations. Vol. VI, p. 30). See also the case of...