... 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 ...

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

... 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 STARTING HIM- SELF TO DEATH. That very remarkable man. Mr. George Francis Train, has mounted (say the Standard) brandnew hobby horse. Sick of tramway lines, cloyed with Cogers’ Hail triumphs, tired of bearding the British bon in bis ...

... 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 ...

... OPINIONS ON MR DS moRGAN'S CANDIDATORN. George Francis Train sends • poet card from America, addremed Citizen John De Morgan (future M.Y. for heeds), England, and says, Dear J. De All right. Go an and win. Leeds crated me when I orated Leeds. My ...

... 'GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIM. SELF TO DEATH. TAT vcry remarkable man, Mr. George Francis Train, has mounted (says the Standard) a brand new hobby horse. Sick of starting tramway lines, cloyed -with Coger's Hall triumphs, tired of beardl iug the ...

... across the Atlantic, with this difference, however, that the denouement has not yet been announced. Rumour has that George Francis Train, the great irrepressible, ennuyed of all his post ventures, sick alike of his efforts to annihilate Britain or win ...

... whom 11,167 are on fall pay, including 5 Field Marshals at a salary of L 5,999 each. ACCORDING to the NMI York Sue, George Francis Train, in concluding a l , ctrire on Some Plain Truths, at the Kimball Opera House, Newark, said In fifteen years my ...

... Company yesterday marks a sort of era in the history of tramway enterprise, for it was in Birkenhead 1.7 years ago that George Francis Train laid down the first tramway line ever constructed in the United Kingdom. The first English tramway line did not, however ...