... GEORGE FRANCIS TRIIN ON HIMSELF. George Francis Train lectured in Boston the other depE evening to an audience of 150 people, and is concisely proc reported by the Y~e~a York Heald as follows :-If he least had been president of some savings bank, Saul ...

... G. F. Train's Latest. —George Francis Train pliysiologised a wild steer on Sept. 1. The animal was racing through Central Park, New York, tossing men, women, and children on its horns, when the brute suddenly charged squarely the nc'h occupied by Mr Train ...

... AN ECCENTRIC FASTING MAN A New York correspondent telegraphs :— George Francis Train, the eccentric individual who claims to have invented tramways, is engaged in a fast, which has already lasted eight days, in order to prove that food is not te sustain ...

... proved failure. is not generally known that the first advocate the use of tramways in this country was the celebrated George Francis Train, who still alive and advocating the extensive use the electria moles ia New York. fba reawm Mr Train didZToooZJd in ...

... THE BIGGEST FOOL IN AMERICA A story comes from Boston about George Francis Train, which says that soon after Mr Train was released from imprisonment there the other day, being in one of hie most eccentric moods, be collected a little crowd around bim ...

... pioneer merchant of Port Townsend, Washington, from that place on a race round the world, with the ; _ object of beating George Francis Train, who has gone on the same jourmey. Port Townsend citizens con- tributed 5000 towards Miss Rothschild’s ex- ‘Hees is ...

... the skin wnooth, supple, healthy, comfortable. labels everywhere. Taa Bigokt Fool a.—A story comes from Beaton about George Francis Train, which says that toon after Train was released from imprisonment there the other day, being iu one of his most ecoeotrio ...

... Uoke, of Birkdale, were Among the best greyhounds ta cee tHe Womp im 67 Dura—A Tacoma his world telegram ssys that George Francis Train compieted trip on Sunday night, acriving there at seven o'clock in fine health and fhe trip was made in 67 days 13 ...

... tra‘ic- the London Omnibus Company, he established an excellent and cheap omnibus service. He also joined the notorious George Francis Train in building and working the first tramway in London. He dis- approved, however, of the reised rail, and this eventually ...

... Greeley Greeley said Artimus. “Horace Greeley. Who ishe’’ The man was quiet abou t five minutes. Pretty soon be said— “George Francis Train 18 @ good deal of Tow over 1D England 3 do you think they will put bim in prison! “Train ? Train ¢ George F 2, rancis ...

... Signori Campanini, Kuncio, Gallassi, Del Puente, David, &c., with Signor Ardito conductor. G. F. Train’s Latest. —George Francis Train physiologised a wild steer on Sept. 1. The animal was racing through Central Park, New York, tossing men, women, and ...

... the autocar or horseless carriage will come soon, and will come to stay. It may be pointed out, however, that when George Francis Train came across to this 'country from the United States to advocate the formation of tramways he was ridiculed being a ...