... I ENTRAL AUCTION MART,ABFRDEEN,.1 I . 1. I . I .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SHOW AND SALE OF STORE CATTLE. Yresterday the annual show, and sale of store cattle for grating purposes in connection with the Cen- tral Auction Mart wae held, when there were entered for show 260 head, and for sale 220, making a: total of 480. The cattle came from a wide dis- 'trict of the country, and the ...

... | M4CDQNALD OF VG4NA. I~~~~~~~A k INTERESTTNG CAIlEERE The departure homieward-bound from Adon of Colonel Macdonald and his party will not only stimulate the discussion of the administrative ftuture of Uganda, but also invests with special interest for the time being the personality of the gallant officer who for many months past has been oonspiciiously associated with our East Afriean ...

... I EXTENSIVE. STRUCTURAL ALTERA- TIONS. The annual meeting of the Gilcomrton Free Church congregation was held last night-Rev. Robert Forgan, B.D., pastor, in the chair. SAfter tea had been served in the hall, the members assembled in the church, when the financial state- ments for the year to 15th March last were sub- mitted by the various treasu~ere+ . ,l'i4 COdutts Fetilpg~ an e-lngirega ...

... I TO MORROWS CTHURCH SERYICOE. 1 CHEIURCH iOF SCOTLAND. W e t. t . 1' 0 ev. R. ff. Fisber. 6.30 Rev. Andrew Mdtel. East ..* 11.O Rev. Profesqor Cooper. Ea t O 6.30 Rev. Ii. 11. Fisber. Hol ''rn 11.0 Rev. Gee. Lavrsol, tvorglen. .olbilrn * 6.30 Rev. G eo. Lwsmon, Forglen. FREE CHURCH. Melville . ll) Rev. it. . Philip, Gllencairn. 610 ev, R1. (1. Philip, Qlenicalrl. orth ...

... 9~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABERDEEN SPRING HOLIDAY. : I I - . a TRAIN ARRANGEMEN., ,, yOThe railway companies have completed theft arrangements for the spring holiday on Mon.1s, first. As on former occasione, excellent frciit et ia the way of cheap fares are being offered tL those who intend spending a day or two out of town. The Great North of Scotland Company will run cheap excursions by all ...

... ABERDEEN DIS'TRICT HOSPITAL. j I~~~~~~~~~~~ I The Hoespit'l Committee of the Aberdeen Dis. trict Committee of the County Council, at a meet- , ing yesterday, at which Mr Lumsdlan of Balmedie , presided, had before them the offers for the e. hospital to he erected at Summerfield, Stooket. .The contracts for the masonry and joinery were a not settled, but the tenders for the other portions of ...

... * IsetS no other treatment so pure so safe no Moody, for prear, pnrig and 6wwtify3ng lnaw js M inai bat ocr adicaeing every Iufcr as moin with CUZ&SoAp, and. tle anointings with CuTrovR& (olitment). E s HU /OUR fd. Bdtds depot:F. UJtaU~~ Ag D. Coap. Sole Pmp, 1hbXV %. ~SkjlAb~ian, Scoip, ad lsier,poatc £YERY HUMOUR 'bJ~ i;fu ...

... SUTPPOuT FROM MR RHODES. s On Friday by permission of the Lord Mayor of s London, a public meeting was held in the a Egyptiain Hall -of the Mansion Reuse for the pur, q po~3e of listening to addresses on the social work of thi Salvation ArMy-. The Lord Mayor occupied s the chair, and upon the platform were Lord Loch, Lord Justine Rigby, Lord Monkswell, Lord Aber- deen, Mr Cecil Rhodes, Mqr ...

... THIE LADY MARGARET PII-IROSE I I \'WEDDING. l | BRTIDAL DRElSSES. Tite arrangements for the wedding of Lndy Ifargaret Ptinirose and the Earl of Crewe at Wnestminster Abboy to-daY, in whliih such wide- 0preid i ittesit is teilng displayed are now completed. The Abbey has not been usred for the purpose of a marriage ef -such im- portanee cinee tile wedding of Sir Edward Nfalet and Lady ...

... CIEF OFFI}BROAD STREET, ABERDEEN. LONDON OFFICE-5 NEW BRIDGE STREET, E.C. XELERAIS- ABERDEEN JOURNAL, ABERDEEN TELEPDO NE-*No. 27. ABERDEEN, FRIDAY, APRIL 14,1899. NEWS SUMMUARY. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, Chancellor of the -Ex- !hequer, made his annual Budget statement in the House of Commons yesterday. He congratu- 9ated the nation on the fact that ;trade had in- jereased during the past ...

... *THE! GREAT RANOUK QUESTION.R1 ADDFFIONAL INTERVIEWS, OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS. FISHING RIGHTS OF ABERDBEIN CITIZENS. INTERESTING HISTORICAL &VWDENOR Supplementary to the statements given in the. Journal last week by experienced anglers and' soientist'i on the question What is a finnoeki and opinions on the whole question of whether or not it is legal to catch those fish, a representa- i ...

... T'RAWLING SUIPPENSION CB IL- FICANTUS S USZENYSIV BILL, THE TEXT OF LORD CAMPERDOWN'S MEASURE. The bill introd'iced into the Hloucse of Lords by thse Elal of Cacnpedlownc for the ptirpose of enabling Courts to sccspeccd tict, certificates of trawiers cou- *icted of illegal trawling was published yesterday. Its text is as follows:- 1. This Act may be cited ns the Suspension of Trawlers' ...