... 'thf 31mi1'et {.lrliallf . CITPF (VP'l T;-BTR)AD) srril'RR'r, ABIRRII NlN. LON'NlN l) t divtF: - r N l~%V I)' Yl'ltEET1. IE . ;AMS- i A IlIl Ill N 0t'RNA L ABEgRD)EEN. AIYLSI ,I' No . UA ABERDEN.1N, ' lI7Sll)DAl', SP!TT. 14, 1899. NEWIS SUNMAiRY. Al'Olpe bawlx}h of mirsoei for India left L ...

... Reouter's correspondent at Port of Spain, Trinidad, writes, under date 31st August:- A disoredttable event occurred on the 26th inst. in connsotion with Trinidad Field Artillery Volunteers. This body forms part of what Sir Charles Pearson called Trinidad's little army, upon which the colony has depended in case of emergency since the withdrawal of the Imperial troops to St Lucia, in 1809. It ...

... 'O-AIOROW'S CHURCH SERVICES. _~ _ CHURCH1 OF SCOTLAND. 'ecst .., . 11-0 lIes. It. II. iFier. & 6.-,0 lev. R II. Fishel. ELlst *, I. 1-i ltev. Iioi ge Wa ltker. . 630 Rv IvM nwi 0sellin;utit 11-0 Itev Will Ni. Wilsou,. 6.. 1 V cv. S. iC. eli 51,oll. St t'leivec.t.s . 110 'Ni . I aregie, London. Trinily . 11 0 Rev. Alex. Slessor. ..o ,6ev. Alex. Slemr. St ...

... I SOME NEW BUIL.D1NGS IN i A B1ERDEEN, ARTILLERlY DRILL HALL. Thle diill hllti and ofiiii.' toi Its~ I-It Aheirdt-en Artii'i'ir Viilitt tec Corps inl NI-Ih &Iv~er 'ctil- shi~w, .q't~C ar it'rin c~t'tt Iltt~leVIioIt,. that ithey 'a ll in*. di(ed ie-, if iot thre fincit~ (ili Ihai dccii 'n themf), at lii ! auiting die best of ther kinid itt Sec' timd. I'lle? poinlters. \le~sr'. l),iahld aid Wel! ...

... _____ iIll% j There is no indication' of any- settlement taking place ofthe diste which occurred lately between i- fimi' ff building masons at Inverurie and; the United-, perastive Masons and Granitecutters' Union. A11 the men have found employment elsewhere, so that the dispute may turn out to be more protracted than was at first anticipated. * * X~ ** It may be interesting to Aberdeen masons ...

... THE DEAD MILLIONAME. A DAY IN HIS LIFE. A sketch recently published in the New York Herald gave this account of the day's work of Cornelius Vanderbilt: -It has been his custom to rise at seven and go at once to the famous onyx bath, which is the wonder even of that great hotse. A little gymnasiurm in one of the sitting- roorcs has occupied a few minutes after the bath, and as the fifty ...

... LAUNCOH OF TWO TRAWLERS AT ABERDEEN. On Saturday forenoon two trawlers were launched at Aberdeen. The first was the Doon, built by Messrs J. Duthie and Sons to the order of the Dee Line of stean trawlers, Grimsby. The vewse! lueasures 123 feet over all in length, 21 feet 6 inches in widilh, and 12 feet 6 inches in depth. The vessel is fitted out with the latest applances for carrying on the ...

... :: TuEE ACRE- A-N a Co\V. We shall be a long time before we-eSar the 'last o this6trite saying.±f~ana who cry. aloud for 'bhree acres and. a ccw, prove iby their conduct they cannot tk,,cr, of a caf yet, fort dhey cannot take care of themselves. Wlge are ail going to be happy as6mre &d but it won't be when we get three acres and a cow, for by that me 'wetshall want six acres or ten, and cow ad ...

... TIHE GORDON IGHLANDERS' ROUTE I A.ARCII. , COMPLFYT1ON OF ARRANGEMENTS. The portion of the arrangements in connection L with the route march of the lst.Battalion Gordon Highlanders through the Buchan district has now been completed. It will be seen that the regi- ment enters the Buchan district on 27th Septem- ber, and encamps overnight at Fyvie- Castle another night at Hatton Castle, a third ...

... TRADERS UNION CONGRlESS. I The Trades Union ('ongress reumumed atItPly- r nioth yesterday, when ai jiuiber of oeeolubton., Jf Were pa,,ed, rlling fur aniendments to 'he e 'at to;:3 and Wvrkiliop) Art, in tbe direetioim ol n it inreaised wiiimbf,r 'ii inepettc.s do. Y; ~ ~ O Il)llliltlHI, NVORKMlN (Y'ASES, Mi - Pelt '!'illett ilmoved a I'esoluitioI I ( It-niaiIling that al' nine IIIIipal budieA ...

... THE 111ATIll, I 'I'l}lr n olliefel, A . l- 4. oilletl T AII; \l'lNo Al ? I T.St.'O l).\\ ,IA7~~~~~~1 --Igh We - A -bi - . I. i. E1t tilt .' -i | -- it{ Ui h 'at~r.lu Aber S 2.8 . A I . I Ie b,,r-nmplt I has t';b'eul E- TD L'\ ~p ulue: S. B !) iU0DAS FUIRiE'AS'i'fi FOR 'T'O-DY.1 Thle folloxirig fure-rats of weather for tjday 2 er iste frolil the Mfeteorological (iice t 33J p.iti. v' -rei'day ...

... LAUNCH OF' A TRAWLER AT LAUNCH ABERDEEN. I AMR PYPM ON THE INDUSTRY. SP1DD3CU BY EX-LORD PROVOST MRAKNS cdj 6y Yesterday there vas launched from the le shipbuilding yard of Messrs Alex. Hll and Co., e, Aberdeen, a handqotno steel trneiler for Mleesrs is SlaIter, Hopeman. The vee.sel is 103 feet long, by ,n 20 feet 6 inches breadth of beamn. and 11 feet id moaulded. She in fitted with triple ...