... THlE WEATHERl. Tbermometor and Barometer. READINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. I fUM. MON. Rise3 . .350 & M.__ 8'12 P.M. Sets .. 84U3 -.. 30 I.m. Uigb Wanter L; Aber- I O-13 LW. ev J 0 39 ?.3M. TO DAY. (July 22, 185b.) TO-VA Y. FORMEASTS FOIL TO-PikY. The following forecasts of weather for co-day v'ere iseued from the Meteorological Office at 8 30 p.m, yesterday:- 0. SCOTLAND N. ...

... O'lRtFllpF--UIlOAD STi'tJ'T, ABERlDETN. LONDON OYFI(F:--.NI:W 11RIDGE t I fllTI', LX'. :'LEOlAS-- A1thlI>GLN JOURNAL, ABR'aDRKN. Il;Ll'PIWIINI --5V2 a' I ABERDRIE-N, TI I URS DAY, JULY 27, 1899. I._ - - ,, :: ,: NEWS SUICHAI-.Y. t C Ti t~ ilcHouse of C'ommrons yoeterday thre ti1 lnibriatec Ar-, Amrs .n it, Blld Iwas rend a ,e'itidm lijiki vir-ithoit aI division. Tho ilcotre then lnni ...

... i I~ - THE CHINO-JAPANESE. AALLIANCE, PROGRESS OF NEGOTIATIONS. (PREsS AssOcLATioN FoamEIG SPECLIL.) Pekin, Wednesday. A Japanese admiral and four officers are here at present on a visit to the Japanese Minister. There is a small Japanese squadron at Jahku. Prince Konaura is on board one of the vessels, and it -was ex- pected that he would pay a visit to Pekin in connection wish the treaty ...

... THE I SHOOTING OF -AN OSiM. HISTORY OF THE CASR The shooting of the osprey at Knockespook, ior which aot the gamekeeper on that estate was fined by Sheriff Robertson the other day. has given rise to a considerable amount of interest, not only in Scotland but south of the Tweed, and a question regarding the matter was asked in the Hol-so of Commons. The history of the case is simple. The bird ...

... g?A?u? O=;= - . Owing to, the clse aonnection tbat exists- bhe: yoweba the .grniite t:trade .of Aber.deeuad th e Swedish quarryinpg, induk t a litte mntorn-atidii afkom reliable sourog rgrding soii af. the, quarries in Sweden, 'will bew ofl terest.'The quarries I r6fer to are situated oan mthe'Isiland, of :.ato' in the -Batic, about sut miles :ironiStock- bolm, where the beautiful red granite ...

... THE BU'TOCHERS' BOYCOTT JUDGMENT BY H1OUSE OF LORDS. In the House of Lords yesterday-present, the Lord Chancellor, Lords Watson, Shand, and D:avey-judgment was given in the appeal aris- ing out of what was knowii as the butchers' boy- ott in Glasgow. The appeul w.as fromn the First Division of the Court of Session by Roderiok Scott, cattle andl deaud nmost salesman. Glasgow, and others, in an ...

... glMRAL C ttde disese of a Ireutent oaracter is-pr a6 'ga dred himiis bave been rendered homeless A 9rat in ch ebeo ci - bF s e tesienrs havre arriveI at- Sttle from fouker ith goId te the yalue-of 2£W0,O_0. °pae of York visited Liverpool Inet *eek The ened 'the new Post Office build- ecOibiflatiCn of bicycle nianufactur with: ght sdlios storirvig capital, loss been forme. i; khele fanii~y, ...

... DT10,. cmwR8 * OF'R M REP APPOFWdD9NT O tOR~R During- 19A. we~ek 6he Rlomans Catkoie Bi.~op~ of eotend ,4k their alnual business meeting at Blaira Coflege. We undqrsas Iod= tCtBshp'hisholm placed his Meigiiatien Rft e Botwrlip of the college in the hands of his felow-bieh'ps. -i;reason. for thi step, was~that his duties M bishop prevented hun from giving that &ttention to the work of the ...

... DISPUTE ABOUT AN ABERDEENSHIRE DI FUTE PROPERTY. Yesterday Lord Kincairney issued ain inierlocu- tor in au action raised in the Court of Session in regard to the estate of Fortrie, in Aberdeenshire. It was at the instance of Charles W. Mackenzie, station employee, Geelong, Australia, and John Otto Macqueen, S.S.C., Aberdeen, his mandatory. and Mr Macqueen and Alex. Knox, solicitor, Aberdeen, ...

... OIur LONDON LETTERj BY -J0URNAL' SPECIAL WIRE. BOM OUll OWN CORRESPONDENT.) G :NEv Biuuims SrrRcite. SSunday night. Mt Pirie i lVcer Tery 0o11g in tile House of r miakiiig his presence felt, in 11otiter. 'litretixtnedt fromn flit, orw iilii. le id d Scotland lislt week, anid iomaini quiet dur- jo° t\e ' 9-iiOtl of tile Food and Drugs Bill, 3n~ 0lll hd tleAo-iul Estimaltes been rcirlted I in ie ...

... SUlmME - - LISTS] i :. h'. I -'. 4' - I w - I We Gere Shpiher tq p wbinah we e during te oafa-sow lists oi, an f r vittors at various hie~It andc haliday reaort3.: in t fiO. North. -: IRRSIDE. . Mr oeor~ Caisherd wine anrd fta, ad family 1 -Woodends Ora. - I I. I. Bx.Baillje'Diusi and fianily-AIeybaak, Cva~hea' Mre Capta-in S'tewart and family. .Fernbaink,1 C1rathes. Professor Cash and ismily ...

... PANICS GAME,&X : , '-,,, i 'tt , .}', ,. Theaaa c~i ion picni ~f~Children. attendigthe sah;ool fGlen Taae foseto ad inord we ed't GTissitrdy ¶9he weather was delightfislbaiid .leh~hf arrangements ndfo-thir ltl~get r'i Williami and Ld ulfeBokwo'~ae 'take a special itrsiteeet'o.td h occasion mostenoaltovo ..sciidn respeotive teacher.M'm akrtie-rei and piopular hajatr'f Ge''a. wals m chief ...