... | I I~ ~~ . . . I TRAVELS IN ABYSSINIA. Dover, Tuesday night. tf All the sections met again at ten-o'clock this b morning, asd a fu.1 day's work was done. h TRAVELS IN ABYSSINIA. St The Geographical Section was well attended to &a' hear Captain Wellby give some account of his cl recent travels in Southern Abyasinia. He was S warmly welcomed on rising, and orefaaid his re- marks with a ...

... THIE KILLEATON HERD OF DODDIES. The Irish Farming World in its last nuim- ber has an appreciative notice of the Killeaton herd of polled Aberdeen-Angus cattle, belonging to Mrs Grubb of Killeaton House, Diumnurry, County Antrim. The writer describes Mrs Grubb as an enthusiastic and practical student of the blackskins. who has succeeded in bring- ing together a selection of animials of ...

... A CHEERFUL AlO OF Mrs Emily Foster, vwife of aman fe thirteen years in the cmploy of th thbe I omni'bus proprietors in Brixton b h e. i6ut 7a extraordinary experience acodn Io h ~ Londo 2rs. ebo he a London Press.~ Visited Personally at he h 4t 289 Shakespeare Road, Herne Hill Long ~eills llofr Foster, who is forty-five year3 ofdr ' mother of five children, said . lI am ° age, 4rQ ...

... ISS. THETfOPYLE I se.WRECKED. I 'CR3EW AND PASSENGERS LANDED. VESSEL BROKEN IN TWO. £C100,000 SPECIE SAVED. (PRtUTR's TELTARA-M. Cape T11owii, Tvesday. T'}1 p~as,~Oflhi steamer Thorsnopylroc, from Mlelbourne, is ashore here. All on hoard were saved. 'The vessel is badly damnagedl. Till' captain wa onl tile bridge at, tile alO, and perieoct order was, lllintltintd. All onl bonard Were sa~Wed, ...

... THE TRANS VAAL. STATEMENT BY BOE~R STATE ATTORNEY. THlE QUESTION OF SUZERAINT'VY. D!,SiRU' FOR PEACE. FURTHER DEBATE IN TVIE RAAD. (PRlss AS5OCIATWION FORETGN SrECTAL.) Pretoria, Saturday. The State Attorney has been interviewed on the statement naedo by thle Pall M-all Gazette on 1i-iday evening that tlhe result of i' l Cailbiet cOuDlcil would be a strongly worded de- spatch, refusing to ...

... kNOEIR EXPEDITON AGAINST THE KHALIFAL. Cairo, Saturday night. Prepasiations are being made for an im- mediate expedition against the Rhalifa. The Sirdar has returned to Oxadurman hurriedly, and Colonel Wingate leaves CQiro to-morrow to confer with him there. * , : I Sunday night. The precise details of the final expedition which is to be despatched against the Khalifa will be decided upon in ...

... )GENEAL NEWS. is reported there are hundreds of sand tris eporthaeha ocuednr 'fior Geer Garlick died at Market, HEi last xeek .s the result of a fall from iCYd. Ue lIfinister of 'tar has resigned r30 a tiason a charge of assnesanatng, Pre- Iat fi etrinS j e,,,ier was sunk in collision at Shields oe mr5Wning, and settled down in the fair- heriver i mslignant type has broken out si95ltnasrican ...

... TEE REVOLUTION IN SAN I ~DOMINGO. GOVERNOR'S PALACE INVADIED. P'ROV\ ISilONAL (CIOVERINMENTE'M' ItTAI3- LISIIEIJJ i (RrUT-itn's TmixaptmiS.) X New Y ork, Saturday. The Herald's correspoudeint at Stiito Donmicigo elegriphis aas follows -A gvreat throng ga thered outsic e the Goverr's Palace oel Thursday evenin-, after leainiinu - that the ll-fmmbers of Senor Figuereuj s CCtillet W ere loadig ...

... SCO'PJ'hS'H CYCLIS'TS' UNION. A .ipeeial incetirig of the cll-terral Conneil o6 the ScoLtish Cyclists' Unicn was held on 6atur- day night iii the Grand Hotel, Aberdeeni-Mr W. nli,16, Edinburgh, prceiident of the S.C. U., pre- iiding. M.'rr.rs. Alr Rtichard John ...

... A[Ur'lENlt EVEN1NO CLASiES| 11011 ~~~~~~~~~Ii Ito Lative, II ITIL \i'~; i I l~lt I i Se do lkiitr l ik * I.rn oil itari SvMro lGet. 'In i' l~ I -T ithel hev rI'a tetttVd .tl Iva, art txt t litEv it \ tetitvltth i J * t 1 4I ttttd . fo rtiv, t'Itt qi ~~I, L; I I i tea tttte s rte ith i M )Itt e. iO'V Comm jr, itet 71 C ~ ~ 1iitttv ha h L! ti Ofwf ottii ft' a ('t d , itt ltit 1Jll h i. le Ilk ...

... 'Ate ,Ird P@eItn '1o IInV.I a. ClrEF OFpICT-BPOAD STRE.RT, ABR11BERN. LDOlN O ppCr.--5 NP:W lij'II)GR FVCRE1.T. I-C. TMEGP.AMiS- ABERDNF;N JOURNAL,` ABERDEEN. TFIXIl'g1 NE-240. '27. ABERDEEN, 'MONDAY, SEPT. 25, 1999. _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~25 NEWSt SUMMARY. Torrential rain; canrione to do great damage e in the Crimea. To-day's CabInt C utlci in Mladrid is ex- pected to reslit in a \lini.terial ...

... IMPROVDAtENTS AT WLNDOR ROYAL VAULT. An important and at the same time very prac- tical improvement is now being carried out in connection with the sepulchre of kings and princes, queens and princesses, beneath St George's Chapel hnd the Albert Memorial Chapel at Windsor Castle. No burial plate has ever perhaps been so strictly preserved from thse general eye as this, only Her Majesty and her ...