... ABERDE EN EVENING SCHOOLS. i ARRANGEMEINT6S FOR THE SESS10siO The syllabus of the evening elas-ses for the en- suing winter has been arranged by the Evenin-* Schools Stlb-('onmmittee of Aberdeen Sdiculli Board. Thcl easses are to commence on XI¼ ni clay, 132th Septembar, and ar'e to he open for th& inoOS part toi both sexec. Special idudeieeneeL s to pupils are offered, not only by the ...

... BARN UM AND) 13BA Hri~', VIIT TO AJ3ERRD E 1N. THlE PROCESSION ONT THURSDAY. Thle ''Greates Slhowv oit Earth,' cviiclit ;ilI arrive at Aberdoeln onl Thlictray for a thlree ila-ys' vslit, will exhibit anl evidence taT -rntartnese '' hivceli is 1i0i P Onl the programme oif its pitli c 1berl,,rnitatt', lin1t wbitihl ill alon) fits Tess interesting oil that acrolito ti: will arrive inl the ...

... I ABERLDEEN FREE PRES X I BYTrS ERY. I 'Pho Five PrvAlYtpry (If A'berdclii met yetetrday at fot vII ii tIti II III lt o ie ( 'hitrli (iliCo ege- -1Ev. 11. M\ It gitil Rl 6L .itpetv gikve ill vipovt of Su.lieln- tjI(IIIIFl~ld, W I61 lIM OCI 1,hat. MIT tiln' (jIttrla- iii littol. IIWII- ititi ltti 10thi ALIgklt, thelt' N'0dt tea.~rqu o il Lut'iil., 8id. (1 l a,,oeat otto thu llj~INI% treat iti a ...

... THE BRITISH ASSOCIA I I TION. SECTIONAL PAPERS. lBRIlSH WANT OF TERIN:. The principal feature in vesterday's proceedings was the delivery of the addresses by the presidents of the sections, after which a certain number of papers were rea and discussed. The sections have, however, secrcely settled down to seriou2 work, and the inritations sent out for a garden party in an attractive college ...

... I THE GORDONS' ROUTE . MARCH. JOUMSRY TO BRUCKLA | CASTLE. COLONEL DOWNMAN AND THE' E1DM- PLOYMENT OCF SOLDIERS. Continuing their route march, the detachment of the let Battalion Gordon Highlanders left Hatton yesterday morning, and journeyed across the country to Brucklay Castle-a distance of about 13 miles-where a field had been placed at their disposal by Mr Dingwall Fordyce for pitching ...

... ITHE TRANSYAAL.1 BOERS' REPLY TO BRITAIN. BRITISH DEMANDS REFUSED. WAR CONSIDERED INEVITABLE. EXCITEMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA. LVuvrai's TwiGRAM3S.) Cape Town, Saturday. The forecast of the Transvaal reply, already published, is confnned by reports from Pretoria. 'The reply does not accept the demands of the Imperial Government en bloc. Great excitement prevails in Pretoria at, the prospect of the ...

... [AMERICAN COMMERCIAL I PRICES. NEW YORKr ottCK MARKEr, Stocks were inclined to heaviness at the open. ing, some specialties sustaining sharp declines, but strong .wailway traffic returns and the an. nouncement of the engagement of a millinc dollars in gold in London for shipment here im. parted a better tone shortly after midday. The rally, however, did not last very long, being off. set by ...

... TO-DAY IN FASHIONS 'MIDST. I U a A a PRATT AND KEITH'S 0 a . BUYERS AUTUMN SHOW a a * HAVE RETURNED FROM THE C E N T R E S OF FASHION WITH ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR THE AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASON, 1899. 6 I a m I 2 DAYS AT PRATT ,AND KEITH'S SHOW DAYS$ . TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY. 19TH, 20TH, 21ST, AND 22ND SEPTEMBER; . AND A SECOND SHOW ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, & FRIDAY OF THE ...

... BANKRUPTOY OF A PREMNAY FARMDR. EXATHIINATION IN ABERDEEN SHERIFF COURT. On Friday, in Aberdeen Sheriff Court-before Sheriff Burnet - George Weir, farmer, Clayford, Premnnay,. was examined in bankruptcy. . Mr John Stuart, solicitor, Huntly, appeared for the trustee-Mr W. A. Donald, solicitor, Insch-and Mr. D. M. C. Donald, Aberdeen, on behalf of the bankrapt. Bakrupt, in answer to Mr Stuart. ...

... SwING OUT' QUEIR TAINGS. GLASGOW LADY'S MARVELLOUS STORY, A decade or two ago newspaper reporters r- ceived their instructions the night before what they were to do on the following day, but every year that system is becoming more obsolete. Journalists now, if they wish to satisfy their em- ployers and write up matter which the public will read, have to search for news if they are worth their ...

... OUIR LOND)ON LETTIER,. BY JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. (FROM OUR OWN COR{RESPONDENT.) 5 N-w BiLLDOE: SvrmutT. Mlondlay night. Never has such a wave of indignation swept over the press of the world ne that which this niorning overwRhelnmed the sen- tence of the miserable court-martial at 1tennes in scorn, in ridicule, and in utter contempt and execration. 1l7ma very vials of tho wrath of ...

... l 5 NEtW B3RDGE STRnEET, Lo'NDON, ABERtDEE1N JOURNt'AL Oie'i1cTi, Tunsw~y Ml(,L.U (BY SPECTAL WIRE.) FURTiIRE' TEIPORISING~ BY BOE1HS. NEITHIER ACCEPT NOL Il~ 11F .CT. (D(~ A. TZLEIv Ale n'y propI;od O fooeotC':tpie Town, buit folre- li~olv1. II t~i'th1.V d l'~'' hel-li themn-.I &,t'. o tin., oieo iil thQ ~~itllatioii, 'N11i Ito.,' L1oot'i ti-iu to JITTIoitor, xhn'hi WaIl .1),01,, 10o 10 1.1 ...