... York, where, on the next day, he was interviewed by a reporter of The WForld, and received the congratu- lations of George Francis Train. Hffe then sailed for Vera Cruz, having been invited by the Mexican Government to assume the chief command of thdir ...

... ?? SOn . . 7 ia- perso ns, and to etder ?? 204 451 T-d eer-s PsAsoss TPA. L -Tha New York a. journals report that George Francis Train appeared he before Judge Ingrahan on the 21st rnt., to answer .in tho c'arge of having puhlished an obscene article ...

... i3s lti to sq 01. Marlet firme]. AN OLD ACQraasCIct-'Pite itt-i who is usahiud most stir at the present time is Mtr. George Francis Train. He stops at the Writer Core. Here many of tho strong-minded wosntini, thle out-anid-oat i:lti- tiovery men and women ...

... 094245 488ee 6 105580 National Bank.. 852269 145lS42 876142 811050 65042 W. EL CousIqs, Officer of Stamp Duties. I I George Francis Train, the Blue.eyed Man of Destiny, as he once called himself, instead of being dead, as was fondly supposed, has just ...