Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-02
Personalities.

Several employees or the Atlanta, Ga, POstotlice are negroes.
 James Gordon Bennett's residence is tO be converted into French Hat.
 The father of the professional beauty, Mrs. Langtry, is an Episcopal cierg- man.
 It will soon be known whether Presi- dent Arthur eats his green corn from the cob.
 Count de LesSeps' new baby-his tenth-catches him in his seventy-scv- enth year.
 The Princess Louise is expected at only nineteen American watering-places during the summer.
 General Sickles' new apartment house will be very handsome in an arch itectural point of view.
 MT. Corcorau, the Washington bank CT, who has been i'll for weeks past, is getting better.
 Arabi Pasha wears a skull cap that has IGiir tae laev G6qq prize-hght3r. ''"''''
 Pastor Newman of the Madison ave me Church, New York city, has had bis salary raised to Sl0UO.
 Ross R. Winans of Baltimore is said to be building the finest residence in the country south of New York.
 The President sent a handsome casket of flowers to Senator Anthony in honor of hIs reelection to the Senate.
 Judge Garland of Lynchburg. who is 91 years old, is thought to be the senior occupant of the bench ln the United States.
 A fine compliment was once paid to Isaac Newton. \ letter was addressed to "Mr. Newton, Europe It found hin.
 William II. Falconer of New York city recently purchased 5000OJ acres of agricultural and grazing land iu Cobra do.
 Ex-SenatOr Dorsey, of Star route fame, is negotiating for the purchase of one of the finest residences iu Denver, COlora- do.
 Thomas Hughes, according to the Liverpool Courier, is financially ruined by the condition of the Rugby Colony m Tennessee.
 George Bancroft, the historian, is at Newport, and his eigEty-twO years do not enterfere with his indulgence in horseback exercise.
 The widow Van COtt'srcvival in Ster- ling, Cayuga county, Is meeting with success. the conversions already num- bering 100.
 Mrs. Garfield has been elected a member oG the Board Of Trustees of Hiram College, in the place her husband held for many years.
 The Boston gossips have it that Oscar Wilde is soon to wed a New England girl, the daughter of lady distinguish ed in the literary circles. General D. Hall has withdrawn his resignation of the Presidency of the Arkansas Industrial University and VIII remain in charge of 1t.
 John Brights head seems to grow more delightfully."- level the older he gets. He now says the UDited States will be the greatest nation on the face of the globe some day.
 Ulysses $. Grant Jr. has been promoted to Sl,60O clerkship in the United | States Sub-Treasury in New York city. He is the nephew of his namesake, Gen eral Grant.
 Mrs. Lucy Hamilton Hooper, the, wife of the American Vice Consul in Paris. is writing a novel, in which. 1t is said, some Americans who have visited Paris will | figure.
 Mrs. Garfield is still living in the house of Mr. Manson ID Cleveland. In | the latter part of this month, when her ! two sons come home from college. she will return to the old Mentor home. Miss Maria C. Benton, a grand-niece of the famous Thomas II. Benton, was married week before last in St. Louis to | Benjamin F .Cable,o only son of P. L. Cable | the Rock Island millionaire.
 Andrew Harsten q ed suddenly a few | days ago, at Eaton, Pa, aged ninety | years, leaving an estate valued at S2jO. | 0lO. He had never used the railway. never seen a steamboat, and never been in a city.
 Surg,on-Msior Woodward, one of President Garfeld's physicians, is. it is ! feared, fatally sick with brain fever at l Nice, France. His illness is held Co Dc the direct result of over work in cOnnec- ton with the Presidential tragedy.