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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-15
N1TAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-The Naval Advisory
Board Commodore shufeld President, hold daily ses-
sons at tho Navy Department for the consideration of
ana for the new steel naval vessels The Board expect
to submit report 10 the Secretary OF the Navy early III
January recommending "a plan to be adopted for the
construction OF ore vessel and this general pan they
think Will be followed in building the other vessels.
The following general order has been issued by the
Secretary OF the Navy Hereafter, fleet officers will
not be appointed to squadron or station unless there
shall be more cruising vessels attached 10 hucn
squadron station, and the number OF enlisted men
snail exceed six hundred"
The Navy Department Informed ma, the hearsarge
lett Portsmouth Va, yesterday morning Tor on
rOa 60 take in powder. From thence sne VIII JON the
North Atlantic squadron. The All.klc and Fandaha
arrived at Portsmouth yesterday as moon.
Assistant Surgeon John VI. Edgar mas been ordered 10
the receiving ship ST Louis Asssant surgeon auouas
C. Craig 10 the receiving ship colorado comma ader
sas W Terry has been detached from command or the
Marion ana Pa;Sa S on 6p saroga and placed on
sick leave. Passed Assistant Paymas'e > H. Calhoun
orders Lieutenant Commander John McG0Wan, Lieu
tenants c. A. Bickwell and Edwin s. JACOB, Masters
hers VIM Winder and II. C. Gearing, surgeon n. j.
Rabin Assistant surgeon CIV Rush, Assistant Engineer
H. C. Baughmdn. Cadet Engineer l. +. Carter from the
Marion and placed on waiting orders.
Wsrine Guard lately quartered at Mount Vernon, Ala,
returned TO Pensacola the evening OF the 10Th or
december. under command OF Captain James forney'
and will be put on duty linlnellltey , ILL,
Secretary Chandler has issued general order calling
the -lttcHllOu OF oOmndhuhS pe4'NA ~
act OF gross Of August ., 1852 which provides that
vacancies in the lower grades OF me me- Ihe EEIeer
Corps and Marine Corps snail hereafter be ned by a
poimens to DC made from the graduates OI tie Aldl
csdemv at tic conclusion OF their six years course,
and in the order of merit shall be determined Dy tue
Academic Board Of The Naval Academy.
Sne above applies TO all naval cadets who have not
completed the prescribed sX years course vi lnsITuc-
ton. - rs, ,-.,.., c..,oo .,oa,,.bt,,
Incksyyanna left Calla0 today for lonOuluIhe United
States steamship Pensacola started tOGhy Tor fahha
PORTSMOUTH, s. H., Dec. IA general cOlftnarIil,
of which Captain PeacAam IS prcsiden', VIII convene aC
me Navy Yard here tomorrow, to Try ChieI Engineer
Wells O the Marion, tor assault on seaman, anu 10
transact whatever business may be Drought 10 s Voh
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4-The examination Of
General Wright Chief Engineer Of the War Department,
was continued Dy the special Com ulttee on Improve
ment Of the Mississippi RIVER this morning The General
III his replies yesterday adhered to the opinion that the
heory aud plan upon which the river commission is
now conducting the work OF protecting the banks and
contracting the width OF tho river Is the beat OF any
which he has given any atteltion for the improvement
OF the navigation Of ths Among the interesting
facts developed the following: The effect OF cut
OF disastrous General Wright said. aud nOthin
WAS gained by It. II the length OF the river were
diminished onc-half by cutoifs, the amount OF slope
would be the same, OF COurse, and the
velocity OF the water doubled. lie thought
Ievees necessary at certain places
the bank prevent the destruction OF life and property,
but did think essential the de-
sirod aid 10 navigation lie did not CONSIDER anything
necessary for the improvement OF navigation but the
restriction OF the banks The duty OF the commission,
under the organic act as lie understood II, to i'm
prove gallon Of the river not to protect lands
the banks. He did not see why the commission should.
under the present Appropriation, extend levees below
the mouth OF the Red River To all qucsOus concern
ing an outlet at Lake Borgne, his replies that
an outlet there would BE- desirable for aay
lie Thought the plan OF the commission tho best pract
cable for the improvement OF the navigation In reply TO
questions by Mr. Holman, he said thai IL dredging were
rcsUred 10 az the only means OF removing bare there
forty three places whore dredging would have TO
be- done less every year TINS closed the exanina
ton % General Wright, and the committee adjourned
I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-15
MUSICAL NOTES.

Nine. Firsch- Madi will sing aida " at the
Academy Tonight Atto-morrOws matinee, Mime Patti
As Lucia On Monday, "Lohengrin," with Nine. Hauk
as Elsa Nine Gaassi Ortrud, SignOr Mierzwnski as
Wedpes ay evening, Semiramide," with Mines. Patti
and Scalch.
The rehearsal of the interesting programme
Of the Symphony society's concert occurs at the
Academy Of Music also tomorrow afternoon. The
directors OF the Symphony Society that Nine
Abani will certainly appear at their third eAearsa and
concert. January u and IL.
Mr.. Frederick Archer's third organ recital,
at Chickering hall ths afternoon, will illustrate the
French and Belgian schools. The programme ranges
from Gluck to GOunOd, including the names Of Le6-
oure- Weig Batiste, A. Guilmant and A. Durand and
not including Saint-Sa6ls famed Orsanist of the
Madeleine Tor twenty years Nile. Paollna KOssin Will
sing an aria from Massencts ROi de Lahore and
Nine. ROthschiid's 81 yous n'avez rien me dire"
The performance of " The Redemption" this
afternoon rehearsal for the second concert of the
NewYork Chorus Society affords to suburban residents
the first opportunity OF conveniently hearing that great
work The performance will begin promptly at 2
o'clock and the audience Is desired to be puEcually in
place since as there opportunity for pauseaer
the prO gue who arrive after the beginning Of the
music VIII he Obliged TO wait for their seats until the
emo o; the entire fret part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-15
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-In tho Senate yes
terday bill increase the salaries OF Navy cnapains
rejected by Of yeas 20. nays "a. The 0l TO
provide the ascerCanment of claims OF American ct
zons for French spoatIon further discussed. Mr.
sherman objected tc the consideration OF the bill
waste of time The claims eighty years old; he
had discussed them twenty five years ago. and again ten
years ago. and lie thought they entirely groundess
as claims against tue United states.
Mr. Frye moved to proceed with the consideration OF
the bill II true that the claims eighty years
old but II aso true that in that time there had been
forty four favorable reports them by Webster and
Cushing and Everett and ChOato and lesser lights and
favorable action by Congress on several occasions
Other bills have provided for the payment OF certain
sum- but this one merely provides that the Court OF
fence aud shall report its conclusions to Congress Ac
csrding 10 the best information the claims originally
amounted about 2000O,0O0, but justice Lad been
long delay that than haf tine claims had been
literally buried In the dust and IL doubtful whether
those which could be established wOuid exceed
So 900 600. At . o'clock the bill gave way to the
finished business.
In the House Mr.. UpsOn, of Texas, offered resolution
which referred calling on the POstmaStor-General
report all failures to carry out comply with CON
tracts carrying the United states mails since Janu
Any 1882 and the names OF the failing contractors An
effort was made to call up for discussion the Civil Service
Reform BILL OF the Post Office bill but the pr0pO-
sitiUu defeated by vote of $50 To 20.
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OPENING THE sTAR.ROuTE CASE.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 1l.-ln the Star-ROute
trial In the Supreme Court OF the District this morning
the effort complete the jury cn jurors being already
sworn was rcsuincd Michael Horgan passed the various
tests not having bothered his brains" about the case.
and he tho eleventh Juror Edward c.
Gill the twelfth juror the defence pro-
posing 10 use firth peremptory challenge AND taking
exception, when the Judge refused TO recognize IT,
discussion then followed on newspaper attacks on
the Judge Jurors and counsel the subject being sug
gcsted b. Mr. Crane the foreman OF the jury who called
attention 10 article I'm The Washington Star ntmat-
ing tnat the Government had been "YctimiZed" by ac
cepting him Juror.
George Bliss then opened the case TO the jury the
part oI the persecution The charge he said one OF
conspiracy lie expected 10 prove that the defendants
hdd deffauded the Government ~ largo o. money
ana hat they were all Gulliy under the statnte Tao
original Idea OF the mode the first step taken in It's
execution belonged TO the ex-senator stephen W. Dor
soy 1hc conspiracy Included XScnatOr his repre-
sentatyes and the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
erdl, whose cooperation was necessary in order 10
make the conspiracy successful and profitable.
The Indictment was confined to nineteen contracts
made, aggregated Sil135 year. They increased
50 rs 70 TAKE GU OF he Treasury IN three years between
$0OO,OOO Gnd Sl,OOOO00 exCcss OF the original
The Government hGd been dc:rluded on the whole OF
some $3OOQOOO. Thai, Mr. B!ss said, was a general
outline 0 the case; ana he then proceeded
OF the details % the contracts and show now Gov
eminent had been dclriulcd He explained how the
contracts were increased by what Is Technically known
ab expedition " aud ny an increase OF tTips aud
chHrgcd mat the evidence which this taken
not only false, but known hy rady To be false.
BRADY sinai ed IL the profits OF the tsausactons.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dee. IA general court
martial has been appointed to at Wost Point, N.
an the 3h day OF December 1892 soon thereafter
ne practicable for the trial Of such persons may be
brought before t.
Detail for tine Court Captain Marcus p. Miller, 4th
Artillery First Leutenants Henry L. Harris, LIST Ar
tillery Willard Young, Corps ot Euginars
William Black Corps OF Engineers; Solomon
" R0essler, Corps OF Engineers and Wright T. Edger-
ton "a Artillery Second Lieutenants James ". Jones,
Am Artillery Douglas A Howard. 81 Artillery and
James T. Runcle 1st Artillery First Lieutenant Will
lam CrOEier, Ordnance Department, Judge-AdvOcate
Leave OF absence month has been granted Cap
tain Edwin Is. Atwood, U. b. a. the
leave OF absence granted Second Lieu
tenant James T.. Bell, 7lh Cavalry. October
o. 1882 has extended one month, and tho oKten-
sion leave VI absence granted David Perry, 9th
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CINCINNATI, Dec. IA dispatch to
The T0'esSar from Ironton, Ohio says that the resi-
dence Of p. Stafford burned last night His wife
persisted in the flames. The fire is supposed to have
originated from a lamp explosion.
UTICA, Dec. 14.-The three-stOry wooden building at
HON in which all the woodwork the Remington sew
ing and type-wrting machines and gun and pistol
IL made, was burned with ts contents this afternoon
throwing hity men out Of employment. The loss
$4,000 10 $4,000 lnsur 4nce $4,000
CAIRO, ls Dec. liz is reported here that the fire
at Hickman KY last night has destroyed about twenty
OF The Oes buildings IN tue business part of the city
BANGOR, Me-, Dec ia fire occurred tins morning In
VIM hftyeiSht miles north Of this city. Eastern
Dylslou OF the Maine Central Railroad The fire began
IA WeymoutAs store The property belonged Messrs
Ney mouth, Kelly, Gould, Dennat, Stevens and Gordon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-15
CURLING MATCHES ARRANGED.

The Executive Committee of the Grand National
Curling Club met last night at Caledonia Hall,
Thrtcenths> -. and EightI-ave... President John
Patterson ia Tie chair. Among the delegates pres
Greene of the New-York 5. McConkie. of the st.
Andrews; w. Merkle, OF the Tms,lci J; f. Conley,
Of the Empire City J. Stephens OF the Jersey City;
j. Peacock, of the Paterson J. Kelock, Of the
Yonkers and Paul Buchanan, of tie Newark Curl
ing Clubs David Fouls, Alexander Da.rymple,
Matthew McDOugsl, William kellOck, William
Richie and A. NJ. Stewart Resolutions were Of
fercd and adopted 10 play the following matches A:
North against south al Central Park, on Thu. sday.
January 4 Scotch against other natiOnaiiries on
Thursday February /, at Central Park or else
whore the men to DC diyided on the ice the cham
piOn Riuk match for the GoriOn medal at Chicago.
on January II. and the Western DairympIe medal
to hold the usual banquets at theC aSinO at Central
Park, after the North and South match.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
SIXTY-ONE CARS BURNED.


A destructive fire occurred at an early hour
yesterday morning in tho depot and sheds Of the
Manhattan Beach Railroad Company, at the foot OF
sIty-hfthst, Bay Ridge, L. L. just Outiide the city
limits OF Brooklyn 1t involved the destruction OF ten
engines, thirteen par0r and forty eight ordinary
cars and loss all told OF about 100000 The depot
ofthe Sea Beach Railroad Company adjoining saved
from damage.
Inc IRE broke out from unknown cause. about
a. m IN the oil room OF the engine house 1t spread at
once to the entire row OF buildings aud sheds covering
space about 200 yards square, Two wstchmsn were
at the place. but could do nothing to put fire. An
alarm was sent to the Fire Department OF Brooklyn
from the Eighth SubPrecnct Police Station but the
IRE was outside the city and water could DO secured
no engines sent The flames involved all the
property at the depot The only attempt to put out the
fire was made by the tug james Bowen. which steamed
up and threw two streams of water upon it, This aided
in preventing tho spread OF the flames to the Sea Beach
Depot adjoining. For eOmo time the fire presented
nne spectacle, lighting up the bay and the shores for
long distance Tho fire extended to canal boat, lying
between the two depOts and the captain whose me Is
unknown Is believed to have been board and to have
persisted.
AT the office of the company, No. rs Broadway. Mr.
COrbln said that no Thought fhore wOuld be a good
deal OF salvage and that probably the loss would
exceed 100000. Everything however 10 insured"
sad he, except my private palace never sup
posed that that would be burned; did not have it
insured II was worth about $4,000 or $1,000
We'll known officer OF an insurance company stated
10 TRIBUNE reporter that he told shat tho Phenix
OF nf0Oayn mad insured the stock and property for
9i9e0OO, and that 1t had rensured Onefifth OF the
amount In each OF the following companies Liverpool
and London and Globe. Queen Royal, and Phoenix. OF
London In addition 10 Lns Insurance. there Is $4,000
burned,
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DIED.

RYERs0N-At Boonton, n. J. Tnestay, Deconosr *
1892 George OF Dr. 10 and Amelia B Iyerson IN inc
18th OF his - 49,, -.
Funeral the residence Of his father on Friday AZ
10 O'Clock n IN.
Carriages In waiting OF depot arrival OF trains.
Interment &C Pompt0n Plains
RUssELL-on sunday. December TO- OF apo9eIy Richard
Russell aged rs years.
Funeral on December IL at D. m.
ST0DDARD-At New Brunswick, ~. T., Wednesday. Decens
Der 49, 1889, William only sOn OF William O. Stoidard
Funeral services the residence OF his father 100 George Sc,
saturday At $50 p.
STUBBs-At Princeton. ". j. Tuesday. December l2,
Row Alfred Stubbs g. T. d. in the 6sh year % his
Funeral Christ Church. New. Brunswick Friday. De-
cember 10. ats D.
sTUART-At his residence 1884 5th ave- on Tuesday. De-
cember IL. Robert L. stuart In the 77th OF his
Friends invited TO attend She funeral services tho Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, 81, Friday
afternoon. 18th last, at 4 30 O'clock
II Is kindly requested that no flowers be
ULSHoFFER-On Wednesday, December 49, OF acute
peritonitis, sarah NJ. daughter Of late Michael w.
shoefer.
services No 4s 22dst on Friday December
Is. at 10 O'Clock a.
wALTERs-At HObosen n J.. on Thursday. December IL.
1882 Florence NJ daughter OF Ruth and the ato
DR.. William A. Waters, OF New-YOrk.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WELSH-Oh Wednesday, December 49, Sarah Welsh in the
10th year Of her
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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MUSIC,
n JOsEFFY,S CONCERT.

q large audience attended NJ. Joseffy's first
concert last evening at stenway Hall. Half an hour
before the beginning the sign "standinG Room Only "
was displayed and the house was not more IN size tnan
An Quality great tribute NJ. Josefy's merits 1t u.s.,
hoveyer matter OF that the conjunction OF such
ON artist with Mr. Thomass orchestra should be found
Irresistible.
The programme included the LodOiska overture OF
rberubni and The glorious arrangement from the third
so; of the Mcstersinger" NJ Josey played the Brahms
Concerto No in fiat, which first heard at the
philharmonic performances last week; the Concerto No
IN G. minor OF salntSaGRs given at the Brooklyn Phil
harmonic OF the Lederkranz concert and elsewhere,
and together, Passacaga Of Handel and LISTS fan
tasia on themes from Don Giovanni for the frsttme
The performance excellent throughout. The
"Meistersinger" music. which very warmly re-
o.iyed. has probably never been given by Mr. Thomas
with greater splendor OF effect.
NJ Josehy's work displayed his wide range ofcapaoity
His entire powers doubtless best displayed In the
admirable Brahms concerto which gains attractvenoss
with every hearing The strictest taste might have e1-
ouded the List fantasia from til programme but un
sopbtedy yiruosO must be allowed some occasion for
display of vrtuosity and this was afforded
az well by the tremendous difficulties (po ecty over
GOMEZ O the List work BY anything else. Moreover,
the very ingenious variation aud decoration OF the la c
daTem duo especially, were of themselves su1eeniiy
Handel work well known TO amateurs, was most de-
ughful art. His performance OF the SaintSaens con-
oero is TOO well known and has too recently Deen no.
ficed by The Tribune to require comment.
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CLosE-At Mt Vernon, n " December 49, 1882, Harriet
\. Close, wife OF simeon L. Close aged 50 years.
New Church Chester HILL on Saturday, the 10th IEst at
Carriages Will be waiting on the arrival OF the 1908 train
Cleveland and Cincinnati papers please copy.
COBB-At Grand Rapids Mich, December IL, Mrs. Hannah
Chambers Cobb widow OF the late Lyman Cobb author in
Funeral from Chst Church YOnkers NJ Y, on Friday De-
Train HsiI leave o Grand Central Depot at pm.
Calaees viii be in attendance at Yonkers on Its arrival to
convey friends to The church.
DODGE-ID Brooklyn, Tuesday December H. DE- Daniel
a. Dodge in the oath year OF hi; age.
Relatives friends invited 20 attend the funeral ssr
vices at Grace church Brooklyn Heights Friday 10th
1t is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
KINGIn Paris France, Thursday November o. Henri.
eva - o9y daughter OF the late Nicholas Low Esq and
College. in the SAN year OF her age.
Funeral viii be hold Church. Broadway and
lOtAst' Oh saturday Decenibor IT, at 10 a IN.
KINGMAN-snddeny, on Thursday. December II, 1892
atty E. vile Of chester Kingman and daughter OF f.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho funeral
N. T. saturday December IT, AZ o'cocE p m
LADD-At otumwa, Iowa, on tho 18th, Thomas w. Lsdd
Relatives aad friends invited funeral sabbath the
iasion and LatayetteS 4Vas BTSoEyn 0D''
iHterment at Westbury, l.. l.
tonitis Katie daush. er OF Thomas Mcdowell
FaneIa ser ices while hold At her late esds9ce o2 West
Internent in brentwood on saturday at 10 IN.
MEssENGERon Tuesday December H. g. her residence.
al Services Grace church Brooklyn Heights on
saturday morning December IL, at 10 o'clock.
oGILBY-On Tuesday December ~ Anna H. widow OF the
Tie Ha SERVICES vii BE- held at ths ch Sn New
Brnswck. NJon Saturday tine 10th inst at 1870 clock
Train leaves New. York at lI.lOam
osTRANDER-suddenly on Wednesday. December b.
1882 Of paralysis and apOplexy Maria Terry wife Of
nelus V. b. Ostrandor.
The e S be held s on Friday TOspng DsSsn
r, lem. s5te ~. between Park and La1nstOnavea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-15
ITALIAN oPERA-"LOHENGRIN."

Last nights perfOrmance-the first time
this ssason-of "Lohengrin In the Brooklyn Academy
OF Music, was remarkable chiefly for the lack
81 preparation It showed in almost every
direction signor Merzwinski seen for the
first time in this country in tho part of LOen9rtn and
It must he confessed, under very unfavor-
able circumstances He has suffered oil week
from severe cold, and compelled
last night TO economic his voice at every point at no
time being able TO do himself justice. Indeed an
announcement from the stage shortly before the
curtain rose craved the indulgence OF the audience
for any shortcomings which his indispostlon might
cason and there frequent opportunities
for granting it, Miss Minnie Hauk's inter
probation of the character OF Elsa Is well
known to New-YOrk audiences. She not
In very good voice last night and rarely succeeded in
rousug the enthusiasm OF her audience One OF the best
feature the performance the singing OF SgnOr
Galassi in the part Of IellUmondo, but t1en
fhs artist does not often fill to give salts
faefion The scene with OTtlda III the
second act deserves special praise. Signors
Costa and MOntl King ana Herald were
frequently out of aud tmc and III tins respect were
kept company by the chorus which showed lanentabo
lack OF training.
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RELICS OFTHE FREEDMEN,s SAVINGS BAN
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToS, Thursday, Dec IA, 1882.
MI Knox Controller OF the Currency, has gone to
Now-YOrk for fow days.
one hundred and ninoty-fve pens certificates and
seventy-six land patents were Issued to-day
1t is understood that Mr.. Wckam Hoffman, Secretary
OF the United states Legation ut ST. Petersburg who is
now here leave OF absence will shortly resign his
position.
Postmaster-Gcneral Howe has directed that railway
mail service De put the extended line from Culberson
through to Denver Col, distance of $50 miles on
January next.
This afternoon Secretary Teller gave hearing to the
Chippewa Indian delegation. They claimed that the re-
cent decision OF the Secretary the Turtle Mountain
case did them great injustice
The Acting Controller OF the Currency has authorized
the Ripley National Bank OF Ripley. Ohio. TO begin bust
ness with capital o: 600; also the National Bank
of Sandy HILL Sandy Hill, n, Y, with u capital Of
$4,000
Representative Springer, OF Illinois, acting in behalf OF
William p Black the Democratic candidate Tor Congress
from the I'D District OF Illinois, to-day served notice OF
contest upon George r. Davis, who holds the certificate
of election The ground OF the contest Is raud III the
election and the OF false Democratic ballots.
At meeting Of representatives of state AMI other
Boards OF Health who have hero to place before
the National Board OF Health the importance OF contln
ung the sanitary inspection Of immigrants Tor the pro
venton OF the introduction OF contagious diseases Into
the country and their spread throughout the country
W. NJ smith, NJ d., Health Officer of the port OF New
York, was chosen chairman. and Dr. Henry B Baker
secretary. address prepared for 10
Congress An appropriation OF @20OOO Is asked LOT Tue
present year.
At a meeting OF the Spansl-American Commission at
the state Department tails afternoon, Il was decided to
extend the time for fling arguments with tho umpire
uat December ~ 1t Is also announced that the arbi-
traitors will be governed In their decisions by the prin-
ciplcs laid down in the letter from Secretary FrenS-
hvsen TO Mr.. Suyd1m, arbitrator on the part OF lhe
United states. under date OF september ~ lS2z Inc
case OF Accota Foster against spain was dismissed for
want OF jurisdiction