... J FRNIYE POAOCHM AT SWORL 1 THEY CUT ENGLISH NETS AND DESTROY THE FISH. The incursions of French fishermen upon the English fishing grounds within the three-mile limit have (says the London Daily Mail ) in- creased very much in recent years, and have been the cause of very frequent and loud complaints from the English fishermen engaged in the Channel. The internattonal law, while ...

... I I BY 'JOURNAL SPEC~IAL WIRE, (FRO-M OUR OWNT CORRESPONDENT.) Thuir-dav nigh t. Flvon the Radicat neviv,plipevs in London 1800o ionl fort-cud to adoult, that, in iipito of Inlly thiiiils wrlichl hn1oe beenl said to the eonl- :I. ii 1 l 1:It 11011 (if em'l1,elolt work l1111 be-ai - rl ' ilt eli -actorv of tHc O ppositLion whi~ii Ii !I,' OA011iil'ii'lt 184I to Q~lUOtUiil'', it- is r isto ...

... IEXPLJORATI-ON IN ABYSSINIA, THE LOVAT EXPEDITION. AN INTENESTING JOURNEY. BRITISH PRESTIGE AT MENELIK'S COURT, (PitESs ASSOCIATION FOI13ION SPECIAL.) London, Thursday. A representative of Reuter's Agency has had an interview with Dr Reginald Koettlits, who Ihas just returned from a remarkable journey across Abyssinit from east to west. Dir Koettlitz. who was surgeon to the Jackson-E2armsworth ...

... g,@ yerd'etR't Mflmand. CHIEF15 OFF0I1-13ROA1 SIREnT, ABlRDZEX,. LoNDOS OIiFicu-5 NE\V BRID(.E I-R'-E, EAC. TR1ULEOus ZlUGl'UDuN JOURN2;AL,0 AB. DRN- * ~~~TENII{IonE-.No. 27. ABERDEEN, FRIDAY, AUG. 11, 1S99. . _ = = . _ _ _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NEWIS SUilMARYt Hariv Aiaridon beat Andrew Scott in a 36-hole golf Itcucll. :it Elie yestcrday. 'I he 1'rench lifisng b(,t 1 1tile Mler sailed C ...

... CCILLE N Fi.REE CHURCHC. I L 1NG Ff)MOR~IAL STONE. ~Fw.E, CHURiCHlN 1OD1).VATOll OiN Fri 'i ' it II t t 'lit It ,ItItIV II te i t ut I i i~ji('11 I3 I I l., c I-o t aI a i ('4t t iitC 'IT i VlIi f t, ti t , ~ IIN.I v ii im ttir Ni ~I-ilte'i'-icd.ol Loittiedisa tihe rit lit tilt' t'tit i tlit, o rs,!ie itt cci*hi' Si teicii Li ot- hut citit' of OIC Iii itt I t ~ 'itrt i ti-ti itt cilcitt ot ...

... 'THE WEA'THEt. Thermometer and Barometer. 11EADINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-D)AY, =TER. I xi1VER, ,_ _ _' I qU | sc~g. tON. _I _ IRis3 23s ._ 0+,2 Pt sets. 75. .. 83! &.1. i j Wigh aterbt Aber- 342 A.. Y. ._ eetu . ..,J35 P.X. 3,5 i-l i ~~I -l tiThe barometer has ri eii, and : i _ iN the wveather is still tlse nui . cl [l~ ed. a TO-VAY. (August 11, 1899.) TOiOAY. FORiECASTS FOR TO-DAY. The ...

... 6 INEW BrIIDGr, S'RnET, LoNDoN, ABEDIwEN JOURtNAL Orricr, FIIIDAY MORNING, 5.3G, (BY SPECIAL WVIE .) THE BOERS AND MR CHAMBERLAIN. U - ATTITUDE AS TO JOINT CONFERENCE. CONDITIONAL ACC.T=ANCE, L=SLY. (DAILY IMAIL TELEmR:.) Johannesburg, Thursday. The prospeot of a conditional acceptance bv the T'ransvaal of MIr Chamberlain's ill- vitation to -a joint conference is improving, 'but there is ...

... FRESH HURRICANE IN, WREST INI'DIES. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. MIIONTSERRAT tDEVASTATED: 100 VICTIMS. (Rr~cTRit's TELEC:L-US-) New York, Thursday. Advices from St Thomas report that the island of Montserrat w'as completely devastated by a hurricane on Monday. All the churches, estates, and villages were destroyed, and altogether nearly 100 persons were killed. Terrible distress exists. All the wires ...

... I I TIM NEW TELEPHONE ACT. Sir,-ThDo passing crf tho Telephone Bill inti law, just accomplished, opeus up an entirely new Vibta for all interested in telephones, users, suppliers, and uianufaL'turers alike. Henceforth it will lhe within the power of any borough, or urban district council in England and Irelan4, and Royal, Parliarnentary or police hergh. in Sotland, either to set tip a ...

... *j PSTRIOT N1EWS. I .6 _ AL VAH. Sale of Work.-The Alvah annual sale of guild work on Wednesday afternoon and evening was most successful in every way, and the drawings' amounted to nearly £48. The sale was opened by Mrs Percival, Mountblairy House. B3RECH1N. Appointment to the Rectory of St Mary's.- Rev. W. *J. F. Rlobberds having resigned the Rectory of St Marv's Church, Arbroath, the Ve ...

... j Tfl PARIS EXHIBITION OF STOCK. The programmes of the two international shows of live stock to bh held next year in oftneotion with the Paris Exhibition have been published in the French papers. The show of cattle, sbeep, pigs, ent poultry is to be held in or near Paris from June 21st to July 2nd, and the horse show from September 2nd to 10th. Entries for the first ,show must be notified to ...

... IN9PEUNION OF STONEHAVEN WIATORWORK& .' e . I . I I a The members of Stonehaven Police- Commis- arosiouers enjoyed what they have come to recognise as their annual outing ol Wednesday afternoon, s the occasion being the inspeotion of the water- eworks. rhe party, which had assembled at the ss invitation of Provost Alowat, included Baillie Ogg h Cuonrsmissioners Ross, Riach, Booth Insch, Pater- ...