... socaL MEETINGS. SUrfER A.tfl BALL A? C~laIO QUHON.-Tthe SerVaents I sapper on Monday by Captain and blre.Beat,tbe. cotrn- tateeeltr °take in tihge Wproevandiegs by the hoot ane' hosteon. EseeoyonE on' W. Fvn'o & CO., PLUatnBEWI.-Ois Wedneoday evening. Meisore W. W. Fyfe & Company, p rhere and bira ,efonders, ' Rose Street, Aberdeen., p entortajueed tpheir e epl , numbering upward tof pri r ...

... VOLUNTEER BALL.-ThB anneal ball of tbeBnrghend pil AMtillery Vioeutoeri took plare in the Drilliall on Br( T, ridety evening, when everything peseed off in a 60nt of . ucoeeeul onil enjoyable manner. The drcoratione, die wbioh were most elaborate, wor executed by Sergeant- cor Inatruotor Syme, who was ably assisted by AIr Shea of bol the Celgetaarel - hfr bl'~l'ashen, Blgin, conductod thc of! ...

... WASHINGTON, Saturday. A physician has offered Mr Scoville 1000 (10 fare for Guiteau'm body after the execution. Guiteau having been informed of the offcr, said, Wait for a higher bid. The prisoner insists upon making him-. self the opening and closing nrgunment in summing- lip the case for the defnce. Mrs Scoville has written a letter declaring her be- lief in Guiteau's sincerity, and adding ...

... i . ., ,, J 1, w , L 1 art. The adjourned-Inquest on the body, of Peroy Mal. ring Caolm Jobo, 8; atuddnt-'iof Blenheim- House, iWiinble hee Idon, whose deathit !was alleged. wVan ocnauic, ned~lby bisoda osno administered to him by Dr G~ogog Th. min tdHenryiLama onlo en' the 3rd of liecembor -lost, wasMnsr reue esedybefore Dr G.~--H. Hall, .tht Molsrryli Crnifor Weot Surrey,: in the* Drill ...

... ldTHEFT OF DYNAMITVE. The Prese Aessoiatioe'0 Limerick correapondent w~a teloegrpharl yeotoerday orooing that the inobibtarltd U1of £iiaonick were thrown into a state of great excite. Dpy meat by the report that 700 lhe. of dynamite had ttat boon ahetreoolod from its placo of strorag at.Balliaa. to therma, eltuate about two ofices from tho city. Same tice time age acme hate were erected ...

... i d GREAT CONSERVATIVE VYJOR Y. ad )wlyv The oonntin of the votesepolled in the North at Riding on Tuesday concluded shortly after one n p.m. yesterday. The result was scon afterwards m known as follows:- DAWNAT (Coneervative) .. 8189 ar RowUNaneSON (Liberal) : 7749 Majority for the Conservative . 386 co At the Iset election the figures were as followe Hon, 0. Danoosmbe (C) 7689 hy ...

... h TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR ' LONDON. )s TWO PERSONS. KILLED AND MANY to. INJURED. Ito Pr not wo[CENTRALu NiEWS TctuEGR&MI on LornoNtr, Wednesday night,. a oat The fearful fog which has prevailed in London to- 10 night has been productive of a terrible railway 'colli- Cc s ion cn the Great Northern Railway.: The five o)'clock train on the main line from Kin~g's Crone to the north had ...

... ion ABERDEEN JoUlRNA?' OFFICE, or 4| 4 SFleetSireet, London E.lO Frday morning. nTO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. ale (BY kIPECIAL WIRE.) GUITEAUS: TRIAL. lob : gtFohr To-DAY's Tnma.l1 ieh FBILAMEM~iAPucc , Thuosdiy. ;be The jury found 'a verdict within balf an hour after ler loliag the Court. They returned in fifty uintutes aftergofng ont; . It was then pitch dark. There | woseno eas I the Court, and a. ...

... I - I ?17 ?-- -T-MOtcral.I'lut 6dtfor, f: D:? the TBR~NDERBU3~RG ROADS. al tll deorl it a eaile'ofiroma monney; for-haaip-, elyfsetha tlneteetr e'the. rend, Iy ng. betweaenthv l,hnrbou ~iisa andr Petrkle ewrteessokcalsd,. Qiammorce Stireet ibm; ~ -ouc- sin saone factory coOnfitO io . ? n ~ 0 OhO wnter.cey'sae',ca oroali, the. atre~atithdy etd tenIll he e 0lde hefont,en teey lnettLa ti y ...

... i JDU~l.DLU.LULJ DVZAXLL VI' %uanU- aL i7. d The weekly meeting was held yesterday at St. Peter's u eslpital. In the :bsenrce of MIr. G. Snow Tricks, governor, n lir. It. C. Stepbens, depcety governor, presided, and the a other guardianis present were Messrs. C. Wiatle, ex- .e governor, J. rr. Loek-by, IV. Pearce, J. Coalthard, (i. u Penrson, W, Poarce, F. G. Barnett, F. IV. Tricks, G. r ...

... ?penben? Ell1 Wm lauat bc ?? by tkAm; ansi addresses of thc Writers, not necessarily for publijcnion, but for ;thc atisfactgion of the Editor. }Fe ?? undertakc to return rejected cornmulucalions, TO CORRESPONDENTS, IS5tNl'RiE5:.-There is a difference of twelve days between the old and new ttyles, 1;'hita ucer is, thore. fore, correct, THE HARBOUR TRUST AND THE DOCK QUESTION. To the Editor of ...

... The weekly meeting was hold yesterday at St. Peter's Hospital. Mr. G. Snow Tricks, governor, Presided, aind the other guardians Present were Alessrs. R. 0. Stephens, deputy governor, E Folliwell, 0. Wintle, ox-governor, J. Dl. Lockley, J. v Conothard F. W TricksL mn . G. Barnett, V Pearce G. Plum, G. n arson, G. i Lorymer, J. Ch. I iher (d Morris, ?? Stevens, .Thomals, E. Gay, C. Pnt Hf bA. ...