Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

The terms OF the treaty are as follows:
Article 1.-The high contracting parties agree to
appoint a mixed commission TO delirnit, In the
manner provided In this treaty, the British waters
bays creeks, and harbors, of the coasts OF Canada
and OF Newfoundland, as to which the United
States by article 1, Of the convention Of October
20, 1918, between the United States and Great
Britain renounced forever any liberty to take dry
cure fish.
Article 1.-THE commission shan consist OF tvo
commissioners TO be named by her Britannia
majesty, and OF two commissioners TO be named nv
the President OF the United states without DELAY.
after the exchange OF Publications OF this treaty
The commission shall meet and complete the de-.
limitation as soon as possible thereafter Proyi-
sions are made for Milling vacancies In the COM
mission
Article 3.-The delimitation referred to in article
1 OF this treaty shall be marked upon British ad-
miralty charts by series OF lines regularly num-
bered and duly described.
Article establishes the limits of exclusion under
article OF the convention OF 1878 at points more
Article 5.-Nothing In this treaty shall be con-
strued to Include within the cORmon waters any
such interior portions OF any bays creeks or har-
bors as cannot be reached from the sea without
passing within three marine miles OF Shore
Article d provides for the commissioners to re-
port TO the two governments the progress Of their
work, the lines agreed upon to be proclaimed and
10 go into force after two months.
Article Amy disagreement Of the commission
ers shall forthwith De referred TO an umpire Sc
lected by the secretary OF State OF the United
States and her Britannia maJesty's minister at
Washington, and his decision shall be f1naL
Article provides that each government shall
pay It's commissioners, and that there shall be an
equation OF other expenses
Article 9.-Nothing In the treaty shall interrupt
or affect the free navigation OF the Strait OF Canso
By the fishing vessels OF the United States
Article l0-United States fishing vessels enter
Ing the bays or harbors referred 70 In article OF
this treaty shall conform to harbor regulations
common 70 them and 10 fishing vessels OF Canada
OF OF Newfoundland. They need not report, enter
OF Clear when putting into such bays or harbOrj
lot shelter or repairing damages nor when putting
INTO the same, outside the limits OF established
ports o. entry for the purpose OF purchasing wood
Sci remaining more than twenty -four hours ex-
elusive OF sundays and legal holidays within any
suen port OF communicating with the shore there
H. inaJ De required 10 report enter clear: and
SsSsi snail De excused hereby FROM giving due
Information 10 boarding officers. They shall not
DC Hao,e In any such bays OF harbors Tor cOmpui.
sory PiiotaSe; nor, when therein for the puruose
" sneitef. OF repairing damages OF purchasing
wopo, of OF OBTAINING " alter, shall they be liable
n al naIoor cues. tonnage dues buoys dues light
shah not permit other Charges Inconsistent viii h
lne enjoyment or the liberties reserved or secured
by the convention OF 1873
Article f1--Cnited states fishing vessels enter.
Ins the ports, pays and harbOrs OF the eastern
Ana coasts OF Canada or the coasts OF
casualty, may unload, reload trauship or sell
SUBJECT 10 customs laws and regulations an sh on
BOARD when such unloading, trapshipment or sale
- maoe necessary as Incidental TO repairs and
may rePienisn outfits. PROVISIONS and supplies
damaged or lost by disaster, and In case OF dean
or sickness shall be allowed ali neesful factIities
including the shipping OF crews Iicenss n nnr
chase an established ports OF entry OF the
ports or Canada or OF Sewfoundland for the home.
"aro voyage suca provisions and supplies e aTt