Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19
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 Four-Master William Neely Was Not
 a Success-Heaf Melgs the Grease
 HTanS Disappointed.
 The tntenssshea yesterday noon caused great disappointment to the large crowds assembled at Hanseom's shipyard to see the launching of the new big four-masted schooner William Nesly. It was so very hot that. as Captain Hanscom stated, the grease melted, causing the hull to settle down upon the launching ways. After waiting an hour or more the crowds slowly departed and it will be several days before another opportu- nity will bs given to see this splendid pro- duction of the shipbuilder's skill welcomed to the deep. There were about two hundred gathered on board the boat. MT. Nicely was busy in making the guests comfortable and provided fine array of refreshments. Miss Julie R. Goodrich, daughter of Sslectman Goodrich, had been selected to christen the new ship. Among others present were: Town Agent Reynolds, Seleotman Good- rich, Tax Collector Futile, Postmaster Sperry, Colonel L. L. Morgan, E. Knight Sperry, Isaac Bromley, George N. Gum, Jacob Broschart, Samuel Crane, Frank 0. Bushnell, Edward Malley, Walter Malley, W. W. Price, Charles Hemingway, General George H. Ford, J. B. Darlington, Commissioners Hiram Jacobs and BurleiRh, Deputy Sheriff Nettleton, Assessor H. k. Marsh, Sherman Holeomb, E. A. Brooks and N. K. Kendall.
 ENDED HIS LIFE. Committed Suicide In the PlainvilIe Cemetery. PLAINvILLE, June 18.-Edward. Saunders committed suicide here this morning by tak- ing stryehnine. He committed the act in the cemetery and was found dead in the family burial plot. He leaves young widow and a child five years-old. He had been drinking 1 hard recently and was Respondent. PUBLIC WORKS OF THE CITY. Enc Tearing Up of Paved Streets and Their Slack Relaying to be Stopped
 by the Board of Public Works-Treea
 Co be Removed-Other Business. Comnaissioner Whitney was not present al last nights meeting of the board of public works. Mayor Peck presided. ! Henry T. Blake of the park commissior 1 appeared to ask that some arrangement b, made by which the city engineer may dt l what engineering work is needed at the new parks. This was granted, provided that th' park commission pay for any additional hell l eA0u Ao ACNuA ACSWco0Ays
 1 John Markhill of 60 Clinton avenue asked that large tree which stands in the middl' of the walk before his house be removed I Superintendent Sherman was instructed tt remove it.
 Captain Hardy was given permission re re move tree at East Pearl and Chambe | streets
 l Superintendent W. W. Ward of the Yves I Hova., horsa rai1roo1 ooLad ic sion to extend the "brick yard" switch o1 Kimberly avenue to the bridge. The board will visit the place on Friday afternoon.
 Commissioner States said tho gntters ol Congress avenue from Oak street to Latayett' street are in very bad condition. The mat ter was referred to the committee on streets Commissioner Leigh brought up an inter esting and important matter. For years cit izsns have complained of the havoc made 1T the condition of streets by people who teal them up and do'not properly relay them. | l was proposed that an ordinance be enacted prohibiting anyone from laying 8 street un less it be done by city employees. The mat
 ter was referred to . special committee te investigate and consult the corporation ooan
 sel as to the city's authority to enforce suel
 an ordinance.
 MT. Leigh mentioned the recent opening O
 State street through the business portion .l He stated that the stone were not placed
 back properly and that surplus stone wer
 carted away by 0. W. Blakeslee & Son. Tn
 board voted to investigate the matter ant
 to prevent this property of the city from be
 ing lost.
 Commissioner Todd interjeoted his usus
 motion to proceed to an election of assistsn superintendent of streets.
 Commissioner Atwater seconded it. Commissioner Leigh made a motion to ad journ. It was seconded by Mir. Reilly an
 was passed, Messrs. Atwater and Todd onl ! votiur oooipof