ALLEGATION OF FRAUDULENT DEALING. Julius Shollv Rosenzweig (28), a partner in the firm of Rose Brothers, jute and linen merchants, 4 India Buildings, Dundee, who was arrested on Friday, has been liberated on bail of £500. Rosenzweig was examined before Sheriff Malcolm at Dundee

self rvan t> like many more, find my- Se nt ti a ra er Peculiar position at the pret't'ars ° ncerl 'ing my garden. It ap- A w - are under a penalty if we *hich Fran potatoes or certain kinds Mate +if r , G . eas y for us to get. I iMy fanners the general rule for the C:i,i su pp

Courier " Photo. lose; Canon Hoper, Culross; Rev. W. Auchteiarder; Peterson, Cupar Rev. T. Critchley, Dunfermline; J. S. Stewart, ,Dunfermlirie; Canon Jobberns, Dun dee; Canon Howell, Glasgow,; Canon Martlett, Aberdeen; Canon Forbes, Turriff; Pro fessor Steggall, Dundee; Rev. W.

CAUGHT WITH SLIPS HIS POSSESSION. Forty-four Dmdeo " punters*" fancies for the Newmarket races on Tuesday were ccnliscated at Dundee Polico Court yesterday, when Edward Trace v. driller, Ann Street, was lined £3, with the alternative twenty days' imprisonment, for having frequen

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Four Companies on Parade. Four companies of tho Dundee Battalion the Boys' Brigade came under the eyes of inspecting officers last night. The Ist Dundee Company (St Paul's U.F. Church), who held their annual inspection tho Mission Hall, Overgate, were complimented by Captain D.

LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Su*ar—Crystals, 45s 9d; gTan., 43s Sd; cubes, 46s 6d. Bacon—Cumbs., 688. Lard steady. Unrefined, 6d; refined, 60s 6d. Cheese scarce. Butter steady. Da.niah, 2125; New Zealand, 1765. Ric«, coffe«, cocoa, gum, hamp, linseed, petroleum, turpentine, logwood iuslic

Cricket Club's Conditions Agreed To. A letter was submitted from the Committee of Cupar Cricket Club at the Duffus Park Board meeting last night regarding the application of a committee who desired to form a new tennis club and erect two hard courts at the paddock on the west si

The Men's Club of St Luke's U.F. Church, Montrose, have appointed the following as office-bearers for next season: Hon. president, Rev. R. F. Lockhart; hon. vice-presidents. Messrs Wm. Scott, sen., ex- Bailie Plenderleith, A. Taylor, and J. M. Murray; president, ex-Bailio Wallac