... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN Colonel J. Holmes Grover, who is .present doing very bad business in Cork with his Way of the Wicked, made an offer last week to F. Train to assist him in stumping Ireland. The Yankee President of the far future, however, ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The Clark-trifle (Tennessee) Tobacco Leaf, in introducing the subject of the Tennessee ovation to Genr2e Francis Train, after nearly half -a-column of sensational headings, says : Is there morn than one Gen. Francis Train? We hear ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON TOUR. [SFTOIAL TELEGRAM.] MODANE RAILWAY STATION, Monday, 5.20 A*.—Citizen George Francis Train, who is on his seoond voyage around the world, has rnachsd this station his way to England and the United States. He is expected to ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH. That very remarkable man, Mr George Francis Train, has mounted (says the Standard) a brand-new hobby horse. Sick of starting tramway lines, cloyed with Cogers' Hall triumphs, tired of bearding the British ...

... LECTURE BY GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN TO LADIES. A houseful of women waited for George Fran ' Train on Thursday at the ladies matinee in th Newark Grand Opera House. A woman had » 01 ', them tickets at the box office, and women had acte as ushers. In the boxes ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH. That very remarkable man, Mr George Francis Train, has mounted (says the Stinda'rd) a brand-new hobby horse. Sick of starting tramway lines, cloyed with Cogers' Hall triumphs, tired of bearding the British ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH. That very remarkable man, Mr George Francis Train, has mounted (says the Standard) brand-new hobby horse. Sick of starting tramway lines, cloyed with Cogers' Hall triumphs, tired of bearding the British ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN RAILING AGAINST BRITAIN. Just before leaving Boston, Train addressed a large meeting in the Fremont Temple, in behalf of the family of “ General Warren, who is a prisoner in Ireland. The ** Boston Pilot” says spoke for two hours and ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH. That very remarkable man, Mr George Francis Train, has mounted (says the Standard) a brand-new hobby horse. Sick of starting tramway lines, cloyed with Cogers' Hall triumphs, tired of bearding the British ...

... Mr Train.—The eccentric George Francis Train has turned once more. He told American reporter that he had not spoken before for two years, and that he was the only silent man on the Globe. If George Francis could only inaugurate a mission to gabblers by ...

... Mb This.—Th» eccentric George Francis Train ha* tamed ap once more. told American reporter that he had not spoken before for two years, and that waa the only silent man on the Globe. If George Francis onlj inaugurate a mission to gabbler* by a converted ...

... ¥Y. JANUARY 92, !868. THE FENTANS LIBERATION OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. orig rom sty om Sl released from otstody on hay a rp of prouicting Fenianism in this country, ...