... Tfl1E ABERDEEN IMPROVEMENT SCHEME. ay The fellowing correspondence has been handed to ice Us for publication:- be Aberdeen, 30th Oct., 1888. P. Esslenment, Esq., M.P., Albyn Place. Dear Sir,-Ab the Ferryhill Ward meeting last night I endeavoiired to elicit some information anent e.- the direct access to the Links as originally proposed by you in the Improvement Act of 1B83, and the apparent ...

... S. TURRIFF-FUNIERAL OF Ma G;Z0RPt-Th1 wereal f M Joreejh George, shleriff-Otlicer, tonic ,le ere hileesteda.Thle funeral Woe a public one, Ianal Lhour at was largely attended. As a, mark of Irespect and stdnsesteem for the deceased, all the plocee Of busIness etdetsaong the Main, High, and Castle Streets, were of those closed as the procession passed by. lent life GRANTOWN-F(OTrsALxe CrLUB.-A ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN JEWS I LORD SACKVILLE'S LETTER, et teems totle sees MESSAGE FRoM M.R BAYARD, ity tberer (RErrTEBA' Tr.eGeAtI.) another. 'Washington, Tuesday.-By direction of 2inatitill President Cleveland, Mir Bayard, Secretary of ave try State, t-day informed Lord Eackkvillc that for on from enough .reasons already made isrown to Her Mj;ljsty'3 ea5 thrat Government, his coCitiluanoe ill his ...

... Le the less eccident REOPENING Qif RTS CLASSES.' the team t Yesterday the clases,- at-King's Colge Ir 'sty natch opened for the i(Ieino. By3 nine o'clock, the bonrat Ii Novemn- which the firsbecissees ulct,a g(OodlVnrturherofetuderatsil Ild ploase had asserohled in tile queadrangle, -when seine of those J~el tino(ffenriVe demonstrat'tions peculiar to student life 2urt for scere induloed in, ...

... THE NE\V VIUMBLELONU Tnoen oT Press Association says :-ir Statnhcrp 'r, received at the War Offce vesterday aftertwou 0 'r: deputation composed of members of thle Ceounci of ted e -National Rifle Asnuciatiron. The procesdingo fre were private, but we understand that the Earl of fiat |eriysei, who introduced the deputation urged the advantages of the site of the foture rifle conspec;tieio ...

... j THE PARNELL CO our case, h maer with 217E oicimc canCCAPTAIN O'SIEA'S EVIDENCIE, to I hithiyw you aein e d i a. Hl t was the IIIS OPINION ON TIHE T1IMES W sbokdLETTERS. i oactice of ---WI i resorted a loiio, hadmR rA:RNELL'S CONNECTION WITH c cry. i ass these C IR6 1 'Al 13, Oil he siii- Pc strongz GU ,,Olt to TI t Th~ e Commisision resumed their sittingea h e tfiit bill Rayel Court, of ...

... THE ACCIDENT To THE CZAR'S TRAIN, FIF'TEEN PERSONS KILLED A;D EIGHT3EN INJURED. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) yes- St Petersburg, Wednesday. -- The official ou of account states that at the time of the accident uere, the Emperor, Empress, and suite were all at the breakfast when the carriages, after oscillatilit Ire of violently left the metals. All but the dini0 ce of saloon was overturned. The Czar ...

... INU?11--';ATICQ; *-t- 'srmii ll I Ilicetitig wans held in the Ii i.e t . -Tqijiclo cvioU;U ig r the pnpto,~of 'a Iz lL1 CZlidas toili thle bIeVI vacancies c ii n Its the Tnt Counicil a'. tis titne. The p Noer.nriitartd. ott% s-Naiors A. Gino, ,- nts--d-c . Lc-lubart, taller ;A. L t.jun., ho; I- eV-eli-h nmUl foreman aud Bi. fI -i-. ct-i ~Ti; 'lr-t hinac are members of the C - ntJ e!. ...

... ATI' II' S ' I. e , ' i s 1cJ, . ~ LSLV ,OV ; ~ 1 -' c Visit to Mberl. on toE, a * vIe Va I-e va pn es LtoIi t tea i- t.' I . . * tE e Voes;. ';a. Ii-;etas vnt lus 'luau ibth I -FSOS lii 1111 tU o :iC ul)rbiist iassiialrlos :n S Ind ill ti'C atte:, w as, enoteotained f a - 'i'o 1 eel i !1 i bl ' '.oIliiia all, Vt whicri - C ;;v1 i:'' -- L' ti!inr at iresidC.l, aid s'Ienk 1 ei won oI ll. l a ...

... sIR GOSuCsE IN ABERDEEN. I . . , . de bi, PRESENTATION OF ADDRESSES. prr 3rani. ii 001 fe, B3ANQUET IN MUSIC HALL., urade. Mr jiural, - - Pr 3Mr Goschen had a busy day yesterday. In A. 'ace the forenoon the right hon. gentleman was pre_ Ml )8,o* sented with addresses from both Liberal and P. every Conservative Unionist Associations, to the raisi- Count her of upwards of a hundred, from nil ...

... rOrtEIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS. astoe. NDE5iOTCH OF Nr NT ATAir. N\ r ; g of the DrSTINAIO £nNS. 1 on LO ION. r1. ` Alir r:. io rent Ascension via ilyrotlh_ Nov. ay.lii i No ' for a Australia, vi:',.I Victoria, MNew ft South WVales, Queenmlaild, Sooth Allstralia, and 'Tas- aunicate manli, via Briundii Nov. 9 E Nov. 12 -led.Westerni Australia via Brindisi Nov. -lit ...

... i | to COTTON MILLS BURNED DOWN, £060,000 DAMACIPS. Another destructive fire occurred in Glasgow yes- -ist terday, reoltng in the almost total destruction of ted the works of Messrs Todd &DHigginibotbamn, spinners, ~he weavers, and callico printers. The firm is the1 ble largest of the kind in the city: and the works were of Ye-1 great extent. They occupied a triangular piece of bh round ...