... T'H[E WEA'TIEI. I Therniouieler and Iairoueteor, 11ADINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I sIRRselO- BARO: - S LI AMON. R . Sca . 6 2 Ax.. 89 P.M t2 I,) AM. | J4| E ig\aeru n jie 55 ok)1 I The baronmeter hans fallen, 11rXl| the weather is still unsettled. TO DAY. (September 2.5, 1S'9.) 't) ISAY l FOBRECASTS FOR TO.1Dil. The foTlowing forecasts of weather for to-day wero issued froma ...

... 1 ABERDEEN EXPRESS RUN INTO. PRINCE AND PRINCESS U&HENLOHE IN DANGER. A railway smash occurred shortly after 6 o'clock at Perth General Station yesterday mnorning through the 4.20 a.m. train from Glasgow running info the Scotch express from London, which was standing at the main platform. The luggage van at the rear of the express telescoped into a sleep- ing saloon, in which travelled Prince ...

... THE DUiKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK. VISIT TO GCO DON OASLE. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York yesterday travelled from Balmoral Castle to Gordon Castle, where they honoured His Grace the Duke of Richmond and Gordon with a visit. Their Royal Highnesses arrived at Aberdeen yes- terday afternoon by the 1.50 Deeside train from Ballater. They were accommodated in a special saloon ...

... ITH a.TRSA 1. BOER REPLY To Ly 1g, . BRITAIN. Is Lit Lg 1S THE OFFICIAL TEXT, Se n: The following is the text of the reply fust 2fvrnm. bnd sbtiteSutes Afica it p l raisb( f norwarded to Atfria a n the p lt the de- a y thvernSouthrto o n 19h. uthaed ).5thAuus, a le Zgent to the Stab' Attrnypedrto le ach bi thi Gesterday aftenoo n ae red Mimer run reetc d6 Sirt The South Aft hebcan R t ...

... THE PPI('E OF MILK. Sir, - The meeting of dairy farmers wla-, no dinbt, unaitinitis; but it is one thinb ti, arrive tit a eLioiuiliou10 rellutiZon and quite I, diltereit ,n-atitr to get tbe -on-Silt of milk-svilers iaitid the pub!iv to rtcog Inso the enormous rise ilL the prieC of itilk. The claiiiinaii was kinid Cese1git to ilI til-ti' nlICOtjilg u hit: the i-hinlge rIaidly mleantL and now ...

... THE FAIE OF ANDREE. r Carl Siewara writes as follows: - it is to be feared that the views expressed by the ex-cantain ol the Virgo, now at BostoI (Lines.), as to Andree and his companions being still alive, are too var.guine; and no doubt F-e of was not aware that the East eoast of Greenland, r- Splitzbergen, Franz Josef Land, and Novaya a- Zenibla had been searched in vain for any trace of of ...

... .T EA RING FiSiNGi REVIEW OF SEASON 1899. The herring fishing on the east coast of Scotland is practically' over for a season. In twVo aspects this ray be regarded as one of the most remark. able seasons for many years-perhaps the most iemarkable ever known. Its outstand- ing features are very small catches and very high prices. Viewing the season from the point of view of the quantity of fish ...

... 'I1- WVEATHIER. Thiern loletf andi J')roiiete, ! I:AIL' Axr 2 .\.M1. 1TOD).Y. ¢ High Wa~cr a' Aber- I 1 41 A : .. .. . w n s. i.. k XI n - N iig l~ter:s Abr;141 AVt 9 'fTh j Tle h arnm e !'e h:iA ris en bit ._h5eal 6el i atilt uXis tled. ,_. - Lli V. 1()Rltl'.''riTS IOlt 'T'A-Ay. Th.', fo'llovwint fore 'aits of weather for tf--l~vt wero i-ned frltii tho i''t~eorologic'al ODic' Lt E'C ; p ...

... on Sixpenny. : 0ABON' 8AETRACT OFNEill@ NWALL a U MO, Nottlngham. X Or A4'# ...

... ABERDEEN NORTH PARIMH CHURCH. The annual sale of work in connection with the North Parish Church, Aberdeen, was opened yesterday in the Ballroom, Music Hall Build- ings. Those in charge of the stalls are:- Fancy work stall-Mrs Wilson, Mrs Horne, Mrs Mortimer, Mrs Webster, Miss Robertson, London; Miss Gordon, Miss Scorgie, Miss Calder, Miss Chalmers, Miss Lawrence, Miss Dorian, and Miss Stewart ...

... SEMI-JUBILEE OF BEV. W. GORDON, BRAIEMAI. INTIREqSTING PRESENTATIONS. A very interesting ceremony took place in the Parish Church, Braemar, on Wednesday evening in connection with the semi-jubilee of the Rev. W1'. Gordon, the esteemenl minister of the parish. There was a large attendance of the members of the congregation and visitors interested in the affairs of the church. The meeting was ...

... I DISTRIBUTION OF GRANTS. A meeting of the County Committee on Beopnd- ary Education was held in the County Hall, Aber- deen, yesterday - Dr Tait, convener, in the obair. It was announced that the various bodies that >contributed to the residue grant had nominated re- presentatives to the committee, and these were, after consideration, assigned to the sub-commit- tees as follows:-Seeondary Sub ...