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National Republican., 1878-09-16

OSg good result of the election Is the com.
plcto decentralization Of the Democratic party.
They sought an alliance with the Greenback.
er3 aud have been gobbled up the old party
coming out beyond tho distance pole. Should
il turn out that the Republicans have reelected
their full delegation 10 tho National House,
and that tho Grsenbaok rag.baby has kicked
out the brains OF tho Democratic party, tho
election will furnish fOw crumbs Of comfort.
-keHHeJee Journal
National Republican., 1878-09-16

1T is suggested, now that the Maine
Greenbackers have swallowed the Democ-
racy, that sad case of partisan dyspepsia
Is the next thing in order in that State.
National Republican., 1878-09-16
Get "a Patent Fish-Horn.


Mr.. Fernando Wood should get a patent fish.
horn 10 call tho members Of his committee to.
getheT. lie must find investigating the fraud
aud Inismunngumont Of tho custom house very
lonesome business
National Republican., 1878-09-16
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.

Under its new managers The REPUBLICAN
is good journal it is ably edited, and as a
general newspaper it has no peer south Of BAL
timore. Published as 1t ID at the scat of Gov.
ernment, ii has great facilities for getting
news. Tho daily REPUBLICAN reaches Mar.
tinsville as soon as the dailios of Richmond OF
tho same date.-MartiuspNe (Td.J H9rad.
National Republican., 1878-09-16

IN Maine the Democratic party is, politi-
cally, the smallest toad in the puddle, and
yet it appears to be happy in its insignia-
National Republican., 1878-09-16
The Next National Reform Ticket.

New York Tribune.
Tho next Reform" Presidential ticket may be
Butler and Kearney In which event thosOlid sup
port Of Tho DemOCraCy WIZ be gIrcn " u.
National Republican., 1878-09-16

Mississippi. The bcrcaved widow has our
sympathy, and she Is entitled to the sympa-
thy of mankind but for the wretch who
would thus add poison to the gaping wounds
of her bleeding heart We have only pity
and may COP pity him, too.
National Republican., 1878-09-16
A Founding.

Harrisburg Telegraph.l
Senator Wallace has begun the task OF wet-nurs-
ng Ex-Governor Curtin, aud the infant Is q
4
National Republican., 1878-09-16
Cheering Of tho Common Enemy.

iSNudusky Register
Ifthe hard money Democrats and hnrd.mOnoy
Republicans Of Maine will Join hands they eau put
an end " The CheurIng Ot The common engmy.
National Republican., 1878-09-16

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact only
1OS days more and it will become legal
fact,
National Republican., 1878-09-16

OP DAVE GrccnbRck candidate for Senator In
the district composed Of Park and Neruiuu, cards
the Clinton IniianiGn tD deny the truth Of the ru
port that he Is pledged vote for Dan Voorhees, Ior
United states Senator In case OF his election.
National Republican., 1878-09-16
Energy and Executive Ability.

indianapolis Journal
boss" Shepherd was elecled by citizens meet
ing ~ Washington " act vs. chairman Of the yellow
National Republican., 1878-09-16

fever relief committee. Whatever difference Of
opinion may exist to his ring operations, there
= no question as TO his energy and executive abil.
ity.
National Republican., 1878-09-16

WE all have our preferences. but no one prefers
to hear crying baby when the fact Is 30 we'll
known that br Bulls lDOby syrup, would at once
quiet n. Is cents
National Republican., 1878-09-16
For Sale.
Boarding.

II parlors and other room suite or single with
or without board. at Si2 Indiana avenue. Terms
moderate. austls
National Republican., 1878-09-16

MONDAY MORNING, sEPTEMDER 10 ls7,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
Done ut Berlin, the 18th day OF the month Of July,
B'NAI BIRTH.
CONSOLIDATION OF THE TWO ORGANIZATIONS -
RESOLUTIONS AND REPORTS

CONSOLIDATION OF THE TWO ORGANIZATIONS
RESOLUTIONS AND REPORTS.
The District Grand Lodge, No. OF the Independent
Order of B'nai Berth and the B'nai Berth Benev-
oent Society met yesterday morning In Sieglss AS
sembly Rooms corner Of Fifty filth street and Third
avenue, for the purpose possible, OF consolidating
the two which have hitherto been con-
Quoted under different boards OF officers. Among
those present were Judge Koch, exCorouer hermann,
S. Adj r aud Others The charter, cousolid iting
the societies. adopted unanimously, and the men,
bership OF united body was declared to be over
eight thousand i've hundred.
A resolution was adopted cautoning the members
the Order against Moritz Loco formerly presi-
dent OF Ludwig Philipson Lodge OF BALTIMORE, who
had become possessed OF 'sthe travelling pass word,
ana might impose on the unwary"
further resolved tnat the consolidated organi-
eaton DO known District No. l, l. .. b. b. !,
ana old officers Of the society Dc retained IN their
present postious until January 1879 The Off :ers
arc Henry s. Hermann, President, Edward ). Gull
ston First Vice Pre- ident: A. l.. Sanger, Second Ice
Secretary, and Joseph Lcvisou, seroeant-at- Arms.
Tho secretary, Mr. hamburger, road his quarterly
report, by which 1t appeared that from April
/ 10 July /, 1878, By contributions from mem-
hau been increased sl2 OF H. the disbursement and
Investments not realized amounted 10 $l2,6sS 81,
leaving the total assets folews:-lnvesed IN Ooud
aud gage, S76, 0G0; deposited IN savings banks
ST. AIS 6s: treasurers hands, 500 ~ ana invested
In real estate $3 900 In reference 20 the last hom
the secretary announced tnat tho society had been
able TO purchase for $3 900 property near YDnxcrs
on when II intended to erect u magnificent asy-
ium for Jewish orphan children and aged ana inai.
gent Hebrews
The procee lin gs Will be revised and approved by
General Convention Of the Order winch assemblies Ia
Philadelphia next year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
EDA'S LOVER.

AN INFATUATED SAILOR WANTS TO MARRY A
GIRL AGAINST HER WILL.
Eda sohulten, a handsome girl OF some eighteen
summers, came TO this country during the month Of
June by the steamer wisland, and 10 now residing
with her un Gle aud aunt at No 251 waabout street,
William spurg She made tho voyage with three
other young girls, who also came out to tho care
OF near relatives On tho passage the cook OF the
wIsiaud Herman Ciausep very attentive and sent
them many little dclicacies from his galley, ana ny
CHEERING advice 70 them tho best means Of get.
ting to their relatives, succeeded In Obtaining the
desired inior nation ~ 10 their destination The day
before they landed he declared his passion 10 Eda,
VINO promptly rejected him. The Infatuated sailor
called nj waabout street, only to be forcby eJsctsd
BY Ar. Scnuiien. hcr uncle, from nie premises.
Clausen sa.d he would have her IN spite oil every
thtng; but the steamer was 10 saiI almost mfncdh
atciy ne deferred II TO the next vovsgc
Tue Wieiand returned TO this port on Wednesday
last ano Thursday he called. Eda would Dot see
nirn mnd then threatened TO carry her of on san
day and II sho would not marry him 10 XIII her.
GETTING READY FOR ACTION
Last evening, with I'VE companions, two OF whom
In fu sailor rig, he came TO the house and ASK Cd
tor her. Tho family refused 20 open Inc door ior
thom, and the fellows went to an adjoining saloon TO
await opportunity TO execute their purpose
the family Of the girl, fearful OF an assault
from tue fellows wnen inilamsd with liquor,
and demanded police protection. Captain Riley
and Sergeant Smith granted tnis BY senGng oo~n
ofeers Perdue, LEM ana ssslach az an escort with
intucticns TO protect them and arrest tue sailors
about halt an nour but dssming uisoreten the better
part OF vaior, separated and fled on seeing the pocs
IA the stca ncr does not sail I'LL Thursday, however
trouble 10 feared In the matter IN tho interval
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
SUBURBAN NOTES.

The residence Of n. Gale, No. 35s Bedford avenue,
was entered BY asnoak thiei on saturday night ana
ausn,y Of valuable articles oil wearing apparel was
stolen.
Jonn C. r. sehee,, aged twcnty-four, fireman on
the Bremen steamer Rhcin, was drowned whhe pain.
Ing at the steamship wharf,, Aoboksn' yesterday
morning
Henrietta sohasG, q well known pickpocket Of New
ARK was arrested late SATURDAY nishs, and yeser
day committed Tor trial, on charge oil picking
pockets 10 tho Parkss p'aco.
The body OF an unknown woman, shabbily clad, was
fouua heating In mo Passaic River, near Van Vheca
mai, house, Newark, yesterday afternoon The sup
roa,t,uu IN mat SHE cor united su cide.
Csorve Hamlet, Ia front OF hts residence. No. 209
enc street. Brooklyn, about Two O'Clock yesterday
morning was severely beaten about the mead ana
body but ives unable 20 give tho police any dsscrip.
tion oi MS assaiiants
Michael ritzpatricK, on the corner OF Casson and
Flushing avenues at an early hour yesterday morn.
ing was struck Inc mead Dy Patrick brtt ana dan
r.rvusiy hurt. Fitzpatrick was removed 70 the Guy
Hospital and Britt was arrested.
Through mistake tho report Of the disc bowcllins
of Mrs Ewing's eldest boy iu Bclievile N. D., wss
circulated and universally believed saturday. For.
tuusteiy tue child Is not hurt ani Is alive at his
fathers mouse.
The p,sr a. tho foot OF Newark street. Hoboken,
properly designated the "mauIrap,' ~ ~ be closed
by order Of tho city authorizes During the past
ivur years about forty men nd boys ell Under me
wusrt through the numerous uncovered holes, q ma
iorIy OF whom were crowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
DANGEROUS SPORT.

number OF boys congrcsrated yestsrday aftor-
noon on the boat OF Thomas Corners, lying at
tho foot OF Charles street, and began tSylark-
Ing Corners ordered the intrudcrs on his
boat and on their failing to speedily comply
with his orders became angry. One OF tho boys
named Reinhardt Kreamer. oil No. III West Twenty
sixth street, was suspendine himself from Tue boats
SIDES nv a rope Whom Cuu nors approscncd aud struck
him q smart blow ON tue knuckes with billet OIL
wood causing him to is Into the river Connors thou
sc,zcd hold Of one Of krcamer's compon ions. y Doy
named Frederick Hassenberger, OF No. 90 East Houston
street ana iiiting him over The guards OF the peat
threw him forcibly into the river. Neither boy
could swim, and had not been for tho assistance Of
some Ut their companions, seeonaed ny Conners, VINO
Jumped into The stream ana materially aided In
rescuing tho two bsys, they would probably have
been drowned. OGlcer McLoughrsn. oil the Ninth
precinct bearing OF the occurrence, arrested Con-
hau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Honora Casson, thirty.iour years Of age, found
dead IN nor bed yesterday at No. 30 Mulberry street
Joseph J. Lawlor, of No. 342 East Fory.sixtn
street, $500 BAH to answer for brntny as
sauiing Kate Delaney, married woman, on Saturday
evening.
fire 10 tho rug shop OF NO. 107 willc,t street,
CAPPED by Eiiz both Arnold, damaged stock 10 the
value OF $500 the building TO the extent Of $1,000.
Insured.
Dapiel SULLIVAN and james O'Bricn who partcipa-
ted IN the lou street riot on Saturday night. were
fined $40 by Judge Morgan " the Tomos yester-
day morning.
John walch, twenty ono years OF age, OF No 274
Rivington street, was drowned last night while batn-
ina al the 100, OF seven,y .arst street, East River
II . body was not recovered.
John Sherman, three ana y half years OF age.
Wandered away from his home yesterday at No 45i
drowned a. the loot Of Laight street
julius Cruchsi, twenty.our years OF age, fell from
Tnird avou ue yesterday, and received u severe scalp
wound ana n fracture OF The thigh.
Patrick AcNumara was held for ,rai by Judge
sn;ersa the prem ,sss OF Mr william Bafdsn No 2ss
West xteenih street, yesterday morning
PneIix Frcdcrch, hfiy years OF age, residence IN.
rasr Ss aSaoinsu ey plank H. made III way
/, bellevue Hospital, where he died yesterday.
The body OF John Underdorter, thirty-nve years Of
age. a ,obiccons., OF No. 3'i Bowesy, VINO was
No. s North H.ver, On the 23d inst, was found yes
tcrdAy floating in tho North RIVER opposite Twentieth
street
Potter II. Post ia ener residing at Oakland, N -,
dicd yesterday at Bellevue Hospital from gunshot
wouna OF the leg. He was accidentally snot while
out cunning nino years ago, aud has since oeen
~ nsring from the wound which caused MS death.
The passengers OF the City OF Chester. OF the lnman
Steamship Company. nave expressed sheir satisiac.
lion with tue man Of tho sup, and say that
NOT ndng the breaking o. her propeller pro-
longsd the passage two days beyond the usual times
their wants and comfort were well attended TO-
one OF the watches found In possession OF Henry
Smith arrest n lew days since on Suspicion OF being
a Madison Park tibet, has been Identified by Sir.
Thomas Donohus, OF Broadway, as property stolen
from him IN Madison P,rk on the hight oil July 70.
smith yesle,oay, ~ ~ s ,r.' ~ asra,, Of ha, oS'
Religious exercises OF . simple character were held
yesterday morniag IN 'front.' OF W. f. Duncsn's stor.
sre Warehouse on State street. Dr. k,nyon addressed
the crowd, which con aimed many inteliacat people,
on the efficacy OF Payer" 81 preach IN she street,,
ss,d the Doctor, s'ior feel that Gods tree word
should be SPOKEN the open air. No one has right
to CHI RE Tor preaching It. The ministers must work
ak days in the w-ek a. other worsing people did,
ami preach the f.ord's day. Twas the Lords day.
and thoy we're bound devote IL TO His service whs
out money and without price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
AQUATIC SPORTS.

yesterday afternoon to witness two aquatic events
that have been the tax of social clubs OF Yorkve
for the past six weeks Fully one hundred rowbosts,
containing ladies aad gentlemen, cheered on their ia
vortes Ia the races.
The first event q swimming match, In which
there were six entries, Tor the championship OF the
East River aud gold medal Tue course was hall
mile, from Fifty.hiih street down to the rocks ut
Blackweis Island ~ Tour o'clock p. ~ the SIX con
"a Owed into the water For first eighth OF
a miie all kept close together, when George konlman,
J. Kohnan and Il. Each dIstancrd their rivals.
Geornc Kohlman won medal In IAN 43s. The
next event a double scu race between Two crews
oil tho Amcricus Club. j. h. Doilinger anu J. Powers
pulled IN enc boat and Edward Alien and George Hill
10 the other. The closely contested aud Gre
atcd mucn excitement. Edward Allen and. George
Hill declared the victors by half boats length
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
PANIC In A STREET CAR.

As No. 1916, Of tho Second Avenue Railroad. was
passing the Bowery between Grand and Hester
streets last night son up tho oil IN shs lamp on the
from, Of the exploded rhs burning oil was thrown
on several Of passe ngsrs but beyond being fright
oncd they escaped beng injured. Tho driver was not
so fortunate He had . narrow escape. The burn
ing nuid was scattered over his clothing. setting
him ON IRE, and the horses were hartl
by the report mad to hold 10 tho rens aud the
brukc 10 keep them from ruauing away. But for tue
prom pt assistance rendered w the conductor the
driver would have been badly injured. Tue wood.
work the froat part OF the car In the vicinity Of
the explosion took nrc but II was ,oon extingushed
Tho eugers thrown into the widest state oil
excitement and In the panic jumped on top OF each
other IL was open excursion car and the passcn-
gers were jammed closely together. Happily ne one
sustaincd any serious injury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
SUICIDE BY HANGING.
TRAGIC END OF BOOK CANvAssER-FoUND
DEAD IN HIS ROOM.

TRAGIC END OF A BOOK CANvAssER-FoUND
DEAD IN HIS ROOM.
James Robinson, my years OF age, was found dead
in his room yesterday At the .Bowcry Hotel. He had
hanged himself with cord from the top Of the win.
dow sash. Nothing was known OF his antecedsnts.
He was an American, well educated. He stated
that ne had been member OF Inc
Seventh regiment. Latsly he was employed
as BOOK canvasser. While he paid his way punciu-
ally at the hotel he was known 70 be very
poor He never attempted TO run IN
debt however, and always demeaned himself
like q man OF Independence. He drank hard
but managed to attend TO his business. Recently no
seemed to nave been reduced 10 the financial sxtrem
ties Upon h,s person was found twenty four csn's'
\ business memorandum, few old private papers
and flask Of whiskey.
Cor ncr Woltman was notified OF his death Iast
night aud proceeded to investigate the case Charles
McGill fs,iGed that he was an agent and attended 10
the business OF The Bowcry Hotel. Deceased took
room there on the 18TH inst, since which time he
had been a guest Of tho house. He WAS located ID
room Tx, u trout room ON the third noor ABOUT
ten O'Clock NJ the 27,h inst. he retired TO his
room ana u. that time he seemed 20 DC IN good
ths MOTEL during yesterday and his bsiroom door
was locked. Last evening the chambermaid knocked
Mr. Mct;iIi Of mat CIRCUMSTANCES and he went the
door and looked over the iauitsht Hc saw koe'nson
kneon, AS though in prayer Another glance SATISFIED
Mr. McCiilI that deceased had hanged himself, as ne
saw cord loopcd around ms neck and fastened to
the window sash. Mr. McGiil burst open the door and
fou nd that the man was dead, out aia not GUY MN
down. Coroner Woitman was next notified and II was
discovered That the man mad been dead for ssverA
hours us the body cold and rigid.
Coroner Woltmau sa,d 10 Mr. McGill 81 would
advis you that the future when you ind person
hanging By the neck that you cut him down ss once,
without waiting send for police or Coroner sup
pose there was lie IN the mans body, moment
might nave saved him."
the remains were taken TO the Morsue ior iden'n-
cation II clai by friends tho body Will be In
tePred In Putterss Field
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
FAILURE OF THE PIGEON RACE.

Al sunset yesterday the three days allowed for the
carrier pigeons TO complete thor journey from Ccuin
bus New York expired, to tie utter disgust OF the
fancicrs had started tho birds with so mdcn care
and cir umspcction on Monday last. ut is exciu-
sively the fault Of tho Columbus starter" said Mr
Van OpstaI the owner OF Jupiter, to the HERALD re-
porter last evening $40 had business whatever to
send them of Friday morning when tue SKY was
overclvuded, and that ~ the result oil having man
at ono end line OF all that is required
self been there would have kcpt the BIRDS month
before starring them. should not be surprised IL
snort distance Of Columbus unable 10 their way
clear"
Mr. Van Opstal then stated that race would take
place in "A very few weeks, the date TO DO mentioned
hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
ALMOST FREE.

Charles Munday, prisoner serving term OF Two
and half years tho Penicntary for grand larceny
succeeded In making his escape yesterday. Al
alarm Was at once sent out. Tho iugitwe
was rscaptured oy Oficer Hartman ut The icos oil
Egnty-n,s ~ street. East river. james Gleason, aged
twehty years, resldlng In seventy seventh street,
near Sooone avenue, 1ss also arrested ny the same
ocsr on the cnarge Of aiding ana asssting We prss-
enAf IN his 0ooauo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
CUT WITH A CLEANER.

Thomas Kelly becoming incenssd at something one
Patrick ormond sad at his residence, corner OF souh
second and First strees, Williamsburg attacked him
with butchers ccaver. The first blow cut through
orm,nd,a nose ana slash cd both cheeks, tho second
mn icted an ugly cut on HIS shoulder Ofccr Baker
happening along at this moment arrested Kelly Or
mona was taken To tho Eastern District Hospital and
his wounds were dressed hut he WAS so outrsgeousy
drunk that he, too locked up as soon % surgeon
Fleming had dressed ms woundA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
LOUIS G. KoPpEL'S FUNERAL.

The funeral OF the Lutte Louis O. Koppsl TOOK place
yesterday from his residence No 2s5 East Fifty
eighth street There were quite number Of hts
ircnds present, and the services celebrated by
Dr. HeuDscn and DR.. Mcnues according 10 the ritual
OF the JEWISH Church. The dcceased was proni-
nent member OF several lodges and Delegations from
court, Empire City S345, A. u y. Union Lodge
80, n 3. b., aud AtIanvo Lodge lis, 1. o. b. b., At
mains taken TO Cypress Hills Cs,ne,cry Tor In
termsnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
THE SOCIALISTS.

About three hundred men, women and children
galhers In Turtle Bay Park yesterday afternoon to
hear dscourses aud speeches by the leaders OF the
socalistic labor party. Mr. J. Bisnan chosen
chairman und Mr. a. Glebe addressed the meeting 10
German Tor AN Hour and q hall. DE was followed ~
MIR j. Bennett, wuo made vigorous address IN Eng
Ish depouncing the church, Henry Ward Beeche! The
present govern ment and every BODY IN general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
FAILURE IN NEWARK.

The nsm OF coney 4 stewart, hatsers, Newark. has
suspendsd The liabilities are set down at $50, 900
and the assets at SIC 900 rho suspension 10 said 70
be duo TO losses incurred by tho failure Of Henry r.
His A Co. of New York. nesting OF the arms
creditors cal led Tor 10 morrow IN this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
WEISSnNBAUM'S CONDITION..

Robert Weissenbaum, the champion amateur
swimmer, who sezed with cramps whiie
swimming two mile race with y. n.
kolcpem the Harlem River, Saturday
afternoon, 10 lying at his residence, or Central ave
nue., Jersey City Hegnts, In u very precarious con
ditlon He suffered terribly yesterday from periodi-
"a attackA OF
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Kopaonik, LEAVING II at tn. summit Of kaniiag. From
tnat point II follows at nrst tho westerD boundary
OF the sandjak 10 Nscn by the countsriort 80 tho
south o. kopaonik, by the crests OF the Mariea
and Mrdar PlaniEa, which form tho watershed be-
tween the basins the lbar and Sitnica ono side
AM that Of tue Topca leaving Prepoisc
TO iurkey IL then Iurus to the souln Ny the water
shed between the Brve lea and tins MedvedJa leaving
wuole OF the basin OF the MsdvedA 10 Servn ioi-
lows the CT. sta oshs Gojak Planina wn,cn iorus the
watershed between the Kriva-BJska on QUE side and
the Poljanlca vs,srnica and Morsva on the
iH!A, sn;u follows tn. eouussrios, o, sss Ksr
pima Plapns ~ far a. the connusnce
Of The Ko,nska and the Moraya, crosses TINS river
auu ascends 10y the watershed between tho koinska
brook anu the stream which falls INFO tue Aoravs,
near Nsradovce, 10 gain the svet lla Pisnna, above
Trgovis,c. From thence u follows the crest OF tue
points marked 1919 ana l5iI On Tue map, and by the
Babna CORA, II reaches Noun. Crni vrn.
lac OF dclimitation coincides with that Of
Buigariui e., the line Of frontier follows Tho water
she between the Strumn anu Mofava by the sumnits
OF strser, vlogoo aad Mes,d Pianina passes G.cn
Crna Trova, DsrKosvka and Dfainica Plsnina, ana
then the Descani kladapec along Tho watershed be.
the Upper ukowa andt horava leads stragnt
10 the sol and descends fto thence to norscct the
road from soma Prot NJ point 600 metres TO ths
northwest OF the village OF oeguss IL then IL
IN a strauhl II ne on TO the vidiio Planlna ana from
thence to Mount Radoc na tho chain OF the kouza
Balkan, leaving tho village oil Doknci 10 ssrva and
thai OF Scnakos to Bulgaria From the sumfuit oil
Mount Radocna the frontier leads along the crest oil
the Balkans 10 northwest by Cprovcc Balkan and
Principally OF servia, 10 the Kula Of Smiuova
cuka and from thence follows that ancient frontier "a
the Danube, when IL reaches at Rakowtzs.
RUssiA's sHARg ~ ASIA MINOR.
ART s. --Ihe Snbiimc Porte csdes 10 the Russian
Empro In Asia the territories OF Abraham, kars ant
Bs.oum together with the latter por. as well as a.
TueKisn frontier aud the following line:-rhs new
frontier commencing on the Black sea- 10 conformity
with Tue line determined by the Treaty OF San ste
ano as far as point to the nsrthwsst OF Knorda
Aha sonih OF Artw,n nsntinnas ~ ssrsshA hnA A.