... I I ABERDEEN BORDER LEICESTER CLUB. ANNtUAL SHOW. Yesterday the annual show of sheep in connec- tion with the Aberdeen Border Leicester Club took plane in the Belmont Auction Mart, and was in every way successful. In the hands of Mr Alex. C. Hunter, secretary, the arrangements were carried out in a manner which gave the greatest satisfaction. Although the number of sheep forward was somewhat ...

... AIFFtRAY IN A WEgT-ENUD MANSION. I A DUKE WOUNDED. An extraordinary affair is reported at 47 Cadogan Gardens, Sloane Square London. the palatial residence of the Due de Atacpoole. On Saturday a passing eabman was sud- denly covered by a sltower of glass splinters issuing from the windows of the dining-room, while at the same time lie heard what he took to be a report of a pistol. Immediately ...

... : COMMERCIAL NE IWS. ABERDOEEN STOCK EXCHANGE. Anianngas, Tuesday. On the Stack Exchange the follo~wing business was marked, viz:-Alexander Pinie and Sans; Preference shares at E11 l~s 9d; Texas Land .and Mortgage shares at £li2 l~s (halls done dftar hours) ; Great North of Scotland RailWay 4 par Cent. Lien stack at £136; Northi British and Mercantile insurance shares at £239 Is Gd; Sickness ...

... I DEALING WITH. A\ INDIAY FAMISF Somc idea of the Hercnlean i. Zur 1tcola r coping with a famine e.r-niis over *o r r area-a famine whvich h~-t 4f.caed en J~ a 225,000 sq.are mile,^ d a Of° 62,000,OO0-idn the midst of ctbtr sut.. be formed when we conisde-:WteKl' rerson relived for one dav as unl. a u - L 821.000.000 units, or about n . ii; * million persons a day for a l>t) V trated to have ...

... - ?. r ' 1GREAT FIREIN DUBLIN.I I ; - MANURE AND VITRIOL woimsS IN FAMES. * LARGkE BILDJINGS' DESTROYED. Last night a; destructive fire broke out int the primises of the Dublin and Wicklow Manure Company, situated at Poplar row. The corn- psay cary on a very extensive business as chemical meanare sand vitriol manuacturers, and general manufacturing chemists. Their premiss cover an area oi ...

... PROVINCIyAL NEW& -ST. -PATRICK'S CHURCH , * CASLI4 ?? OONSVC0RA\TICN. OF ALTARS. 0 f -, , ?? - Mhloitr,. WeVedy. -: One of the isiost impressive and beautiful ceremonies of the: Catholic Church will be W t-+, nessed on Risay. Sunday in j Cstlerea, when within the stately and imposing edifice of St Patrick's the Altars Will ie- 3l emily conse- crated. Any ceremony connectedq n it - tlie ritual ...

... * LONDON COBRESPUNDEX a r (MbOM OrB owN COREnspONDL- (BY SPECIAL WIMEB London, Saturday Mornirj r Yesterday's Cabinet was made the 3 of quite a demonstration at DoWning ,.e There is always a large crowd * !- ~- ...

... I Nenagh, Friday. At the meeting of the Nenagh Guardians here yesterday, Mr William Hogan, Chairman, presiding, there being a large attendance of other members of the Board, including Air P J O'Brien, WI P. J P; Capt Walter Gartside Spaight, J P; Thomas Burke, Cornelius Reidy, William Walshe, Laurence Butier, Thomas Ryan, Thomas M'Soley, etc. A circular was received from the Parnell ...

... THE LPUTIST TJNION. Autumnal Assembly. LEEDS, MONDAY. The proceedings at the Autumnal Assembly of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, which commenced here this evening, are likely to be of more than ordinary interest. The aldress of the 1'resident, the Rev Dr John Cliflbrd, which is to be delivered at Wednesday's sitting of the Union, is expected to touch upon mattersof general ...

... VENEZUELA ARBIRATTJON., CLOSE OF THE ARGUM . FIFTY-FNE DAYS OF SPEECM AWARD EXPECTED ON MONDAY (THROtG3 MMUE3'S AG}:CT.) PARIS. Sept. 27. 'Mr. Harrison concluded his speech on ?? of Venezuela to-day-. He said that a liberal strip should be given to Venezuela. through which no speedy approach could be rane to the banls of Orinoco. The Tribunal had now to determine the rights of the two nations ...

... ART AND LEWERS. For the first time in tbree centuries, RlhIb Fitch's narrative of his expedition to India, Burma, and Malacca i,4 aout to be issued, pr ?? in full to the reading public. Ral Gp is the first Englishman of whom there is any T record to bare visited those coumtries. His m narrative, which is edited by Mr. J. Horton Ltyley, of the Hakluyt Society, for Mr. lisher Ic Unwin, goes ...

... IDEWEYS WELCOME KOM& I . NEW YOPRKS PREPARATIOMS MONSTER PARADES ON LAND AND WATER . WOLE CITY BEFLiGGE HOTELS ALL FULL. (FR02Lr OIrz CORtP.ZsrONDREN\ ) NEW YORK, Sunday. The city is given over completely to preparr tions for the festivities in honour of Admirl Dewey when he arrives on Thrursday or Friday. j Nothing else is talked of. The entire eity flM L be a mass of flags and bunting, ...