... ROUND THE WORLD. George Francis Train, wdio is on a second voyag round the world, has reached Modace Railway Station on his way to Eugland, which is c * to reach to-morrow. ...

... ROUND THE WORLD. A Tfcoma telegram says that George Francis Train completed his world-circling trip on Monday night, arriving there at seven o'clock iv Hue health and spirits. The trip was made in days, hours, 3 minutes, seconds. ...

... TRIP ROUND THE WORLD. Tacoraa telegram says that George Francis Train completed his world-cycling trip last night, arriving there at seven o'clock in fine health and spirits. The trip was made in days, 13 hours, 3 minutes, 3 seconds. ...

... was quiet about fire minutes. Pretty soon he said: George Francis Train is kicking up a good deal of row over in England. Do you think they will put him in a bastille ?” “Train! Train! George Francis Train!’* said Artemns, solemnly. ”1 never heard him.” ...

... the United States. These things count for something; but such claims to notice as they confer are not sufficient for George Francis Train. He has spent almost the of a long life in violent endeavours to attract attention to himself. He is perfectly willing ...

... upon a racecourse since that day, nor ha; his identity been disclosed. This is how an American interviewer describes George Francis Train: In Madison•square under the great maple-free—there he sat on the bench which he has occupied for one-and-twenty years ...

... upon • racecourse since that day, nor Ims his identity been disclosed. This is how an American interviewer describes George Francis Train: In Madison•square under the great maple -tree—there he set on the bench which he has occupied for one-and-twenty years ...

... upon a racecourse since that day, nor hal his identity been disclosed. This is how an American interviewer elescrihet George Francis Train: In Ikliadiaon.square under the great maple-tree—there he sat on the bench which he has occupied for one.rand-twenty ...

... Bight. Nor does Tacoma, The Gem of the Mountains, seem to be behind-hand. This was the city which the eccentric George Francis Train recently advertised, under engagement with syndicate, by the device of travelling round the world with great comfort ...

... All Right. Nor does Tacoma, The Gcui of Mountains, seem to be behind-hand. This was the city which the eccen'.t ic George Francis Train recently advertised, under engagement with a syndicate, by the devico of travelling round tbe w>>rid with great comfort ...

... there in 1072, from which it is plain that for long before that it was the recoguised meeting-place for the county. George Francis Train. Francis Train—the most turesque “citizen” of the United States— the man who first broke the Jules Verne’ re- cord ...

... “Greeley? Greely said Arlemus. Horaco Greeley ? Who is ho? *’ —The iiiuu was quite about five min I’relly soon said: “George Francis Train kicking up good deal of a row over in England. you think they will put him in Haalile? “Train? Tram? George Francis ...