The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-13
OF LOCAL INHERENT.

The Royal Arcanum in Waterbury was visited by J. J. Snaveley of this city last evening for the installation of officers for the ensuing year.
 Mrs. Mary Phillips of Cromwell will be removed to the Hartford hospital this week. She is suffering from can cer of the stomach, and as she is seven ty-three years old the chances for her recovery are very small. Mrs. Phillips has three sons in this city who are trio of well known and popular rail- road men. They are Charles M. Phil lips of 167 St. John street, conductor on the Berkshire division of the Consoli- dated road Lester M. Phillips of 558 Chapel street, conductor on the New York division, and Riley B. Phillips of 2S1 Howard avenue, engineer on the New York division.
 One of the firms in the city whose taxes were raised by the assessors is Stoddard, Gilbert & Co.,, wholesale gro- cers in Water street. Their assess ment last year was $40,000 and this year the assessors have increased it to 755,0ee.
 Miss Nellie McQueeney, who has had charge of the jewelry department of Malley, Neely & Co., and has been with the firm for the past eight years, has resigned her position.
 7 Captain John T. Hoyt, aged eighty years, an old sailing master and ship builder, we'll known by large num- Der of sailors and merchants, is seri- ..1-. at his home in Madison.
 Emanuel Moses of the firm of E. Mo- ses & Co., recently sold his residence at No. S3 Dwight street to Mir. George H. Dayton for about $1000O. MT. Moses has removed to New York city, where he will live, yet maintaining his busi- ness relations in this city.
 Albert Keep, 2d, of Chicago, a mem Der of the freshman class at Yale, who hes been i'll for some little time at the infirmary on Prospect street with rheu- matism and heart troubles, is so much improved that he will be taken home to recuperate. His grandfather, Albert Keep president of the Chicago and Northwestern. road arrived here in his special car Tuesday at 1O:04 from New York, and will take the young man IlOllSy iCdNlhG Iliio iiiClhiI oll u dLlil No. 12. The special car goes by way of the New York Central.
 William Morris, the yard conductor, who was badly injured recently in the accident at Belle Dock, when Brake man Quinn was killed, will, it is be- lieved, recover ultimately. MT. Morris sustained a fracture of the skull and has several other bad bruises about the head and body.
 New Haven Commandery, Knights Templar, will entertain between 200 and 300 visitors at Masonic hall Church street, this evening, when Washington Commandery of Hartford will work the Malta degree In full uni form. Members of Clark Commandery of Waterbury, Hamilton Commandery of Bridgeport, and St. Elmo Comman- dery of Meriden will be present, and al the conclusion of the work lunch will be served.
 Postmaster Beach has received in. structions from Washington to have the letter carriers of the local postoffice SC, cure new bonds in accordance with the rule recently adopted that carriers mus procure bonds from some security com. pany instead of from individuals. Eacf carrier will get a bond of $1,000, ant will pay the security company fifty cents a year for 1t.