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... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Gmtsc Frauds Train always carried with him. whcrerer he went, too Imafiaatioa, and this wooderful faculty of hi* increases ss grows older. He thus speaks himself in aclrsrtias•eat aanoancing lectors:— A man with the brains twenty ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. George Francis Train, writing from the Lancham Hotel, says the New York telegram stating that he had to be confined in lunatic asylum was a libel. accordingly asked the London papers to make the amende honorable* ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Cor.s. Tcesdav. r- George Francis Train delivered toao immense noraber of persons at ibe Athenseum, a variety of subjects. Ho was loudly cheered nonghoal, and at the close he was seized by some gentlelll,tD | Ol a,DO,l the audience ...
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... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The London correspondent of the Dundee Advertiser, writing yesterday says:—lt was telegraphed fortnight ago from New York by Reuter that George Francis Train bad been committed to a lunatic asylum in consequence of a jury finding ...
... EORGE FRANCL TRAIN The New York Times writes:—George Francis Train Ynakes a serious appeal for the Presidency, in response to a letter from Kansas, assuring bim that the feeling there ia very strong in his favour. He says he thinks the people (not the ...
... George Francis Train. George Francis Train—the most picturesque citizen of the United States—the man who first broke the Jules Verne record of Round the World in Eighty Days, and who always claims that he gave London her first tramway, is now, ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. MabsslllXs, October- 22. —George Francis Train, the American, has arrived here from Ban Francisco. He was present at meeting held nt the Alhambra, where he made an energetic speech. 1 surprised, he said, to see half a million of ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The of the ye•r, the is tint se,•111 Of the Vetehtrithe. Thme Mentions •Ito n.r.t enme off Lot p in the twister, 1..0 indulge in • el sorree , of fool mai. lent to reproet • full 'well Ti anilly dues kspeer to go to heads it? ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The New Yoik Suu says; George Fraucis uaio said, some years ago, that he attempted to write bock* .rid called him a fool ; that he took prominent part in p.litios, and they returned the same verdict ; that he undertook to uphold ...
... GEORG NCIS TRAIN. The New York Sun says: -“ George Francis Train said, peopie called him a fool; that a some years ago, that he attempted to write books and prominent part in politics, and they returned the same verdict; that be und rtook to uphold the ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Jldr eccentric Yankee to give three Ueiorv• goblin this w*rk. viz-, on Thursday and Fti-i.y c.niig- S.larfaj .ri.nioo.. Th. eutioaity to ana IfcU. lo lit, less, be widespread, and hw IsciorM. 0»nra!«*» c * ' not fail to draw large ...