The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-12
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 Minnie Jones. vi II. Ashley, Sam. Cum mins, Edwin Fleming, Rs'pi Smith.
 First Grade-Emmr But,r, Mau Chba,h, Emma orm, k,'ie Was, ,Cr Gooirieh, N-ii- B,rtl-s. Maggie McCn Ill ok, AIIle How, Dalzr Hawkins, Ev Il H'~Ains, Mary McCormick, Mary Blu CT, Eva McN"aI. Sopme Jones, Thnns. D rsey. Richard WhInnep JGlis ST |, Ii ian McAiiis,er, E ia W.ldon, l. If ri.
 Sto.d Grndr-Annie Ashman. Anne B yle. Mimic B .wrr. A fred Bon.is, N . nie Brodrrick, Ralph Brown, Clarence c 'fuan. Time Cai shan, Netue C,tpu Wi ie Dean, Annie Everneariy, Eu F eming, Thomas Parish, Frank Gr"I C rt Gr"f, Rosie II .ilck, Arrhur Haw kns, May Holisni Bar,h"'amew II" . sld, s ella Jnns May McHenry. Gr.rs Mruk, Eu 'en- \ Nrrr!s. 0 iS P ,Idnck, LIZ Li" Pierce. Rosa Pau;n.. Carr" storm. John Stephens, Fred Trcwela, N,r " cksirom, Herbert Weldon, Lizzie Wa tis.
 Third Graie- Cassie Az hur, Lrcy C IL lahan, Waiter Grl~t, Ma. gi- II rtneit. Parhe J'nes, Frank McAmIsier, Enma Stumpi, Mary Waer,.
 Fourth Or de Beatrice Blewit', Ann r. NJ Aiister, Clristina Wilson. Jnhru> S,"rIEs, Mamie Broderick. J saphine DI,r"uz, rd, Sim, Fannie Mauk, NJ '" 'e Brady, Mnlie B.u--, Apnie Hill, R'-ie WIcks'r"m, Msgsir N"~nan.
 Fifth Gradc--Tom. Windcrs, George Swan. B afford Dorsey, Allie Tn"mpsnn. Wy HIli. E'hel Hawkins, Agnes Gala han, M mic Macgh-r, Norris C"ff,nap, Eva Bar,hoiemew, Fannie Parker. L,ura Ciabic, X berI R;ey. Sirs Escsiante.
 Read the advertisement in another col nmn of the grand concert and hop of ih. Fourth Cavary band. at Schietfrlin hal September 24tn.
 Billy Kersanis. the h:g-mouthed musi cal darkev. with his company of ebony head artists. will be here in a few days BIiy's mouth, when wide open, resemhle the entrance to tunnel, but he is not dangerous for all that.
 The track which was washed out nes- Pantano a few days since, has been repaired sufficiently to allow of the passage of pas | senger trans. and V i'll he repaired completely so as to allow of the passage of freight trains in few days. Two passenger trans arrived in Benson last night. and the delayed mails and express matter will arrive in this 1 city to-night
 On and after October 1st, 1885, persons who desire can have letters delivered in fixing, in addition. 10 the regular postage, a sp. cial ten cent stamn. Thi- is in accord | ance with the law passed by the last Con- l gross, which providei for the immediate livery If important letters. Tucson is the only office in the two territories which is ,titeG 10 the special delivery system. | Ore of the attractions at Doliucs rare 1 tack to.morrow will be ar ascerien ty John Sullivan in flying machine. TEs is an invention Of Mir. suiyan's and il ia 1 thought to be the oaiy ce.sful flying m ,chine in the world MT Sul ivan made a | trip from Tombstone in his machine 10 Fair. b Ink isst night, and it was perfect success Tomorrow afternoon he will ascend iron, l Doling's track and alight on the top of the l Drasoon mountains. This he agrees 10 Ia | in the short space of 45 minutes. No one ! should fail 10 he present and see Mr. Sullivan ! make the trip in h,s new air-ship. Mr. Charles A. Dana. of the New York 1 Snn, who has only rendered perfunctorv rihutes to tte memory Of Grant, since that great man passed away. chiefly be i c use he fc"rrd that the American peep ( considered Graat 8 greater man than h. TOW says that Rrwlins, and not Grant, | d"sa v". the credit for the victory a, | luc hlFtTN hi .'g h vet 10 be written" Mir. Dana IS m v"g parIance "a chronic kicker and he NiIl consent to the possession of nrr ect greatness in DO man but himself His phenomenal ego'iSm makes him sin gularly ob,use at times to the puo ic srnriment of the country, and his attempt r., rob Grant of the honois he won a Vmks burg. aud give ihem to man who D yer aim-d them, shows mo wia r." iIous stri'udeA A realty abe man can be sometimes led by his prejudice :. d vanity.
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