tua.—a.ase rrnr IA SOUTH OF PANAMA. Nail Hamilton. Doria Day in FEDERAL FUGITIVES. Sell. •nli—Fraisithet Tons, MIMI% William in TRAIL OF THE VIGILANTES tabs Sandy. Stuart Ervin In SANDY GETS HER MAN. Tarr., Wm*. - Mrlrm Douglas, Virginia Dram In WHAT

order given as eligible to fill the wffioes of High Sheriff in Counties Antrim and Londonderry :---Antrim--Lieut.-061. William S. Trail], D. 8.0., D.L., Bally- ItutHouse, Bushmills ; Captain Hugh J.P., Beardiville, Cloyfin; Sir William F. Coates, Bart.

WY said by Br. Rev. Dr. iforrisow, P.M.. rector of Garvagh, and Rev. M. M. Mason. and the kimono were read by V.W. Br. William A. Trail!, P.P.G.D.C., P.G.1., etc. Br. Rev. Robert W. W. Alexander, B.A. P.M., rector of Aghadowey, pre ached from the text,

Princess Mend." Fee for use, Is. For further Particulars as to Fares, &c., see Time Tables end Guides, or apply to WILLIAM WCONCEUE, Trail° Manager, 21, Waring Street, Belfast. egrams—" Shorties, Belfast." ROOMPAPERS. SEASON 1909. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. SPECIAL

REGALM TIM . end ORA W L om,ed. PRANCHOT TONE, WARREN WILLIAM in "Trail of the Vigilantes" Showing at 3.30, ..In. Alin wiltnel Lamm an.l M.ry Jerrold "MAN AT THE GATE"

the power for generating the electricity for the tramway running from Portrush to the Giant's Causeway. The name of Mr. William A. Trail!, C.E., must be indelibly associated with the introduction of electric traction for tramways and railways as the engineer

Portglenone, County Antrim. (2) St. Clair Mulholland Dobbs, DA... Potnagolan, Cusbendall, Co. Antrim. 0) Lieut.-Colonel William Stewart Trail, D. 5.0., D L., Ballylough Home, Bushmilh, Co. Antrim. ARMAGH. (1) Majo James E. Harden. DL., Harrybronk, r Tandragee

The prayers were said by the Rev. K R. Moncried', M.A., rector of Portatewart, and the lessons were read by V.W., Br. William A. Trail!. Br. the Rev. Canon Dudley, M.A., rector of Coleraine, and Provincial Grand Chaplain Derry and Donegal, who was the

11784782, took place at Saint Mary's Church, Newry, on Sunday at morning prayer Terrier. The presentation was nude by Mr. William A. Trail'. C.F.., and the dedication was pronounced by the Very Rer. T. W. Clarendon, 8.D.. bean of Drawer.. It is not often that

and unostentatious—will be long and Moyarget. On taking the chair, M. E. gratefully remembered. She was a very Comp. William A. Trail!, C.E., P.P.G., devoted member of the First Presbyterian Superintendent of Works, Co. Antrim, C i llurch, Ballymoney