The Black Republican., 1865-04-29
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| The Working Mems NTass Meeting.
There was large meeting of the working
men of the city held Tuesdaynight at Is St.
| Joseph street, to consider what action it is
| proper to take in view Of the recent change
| Of the policy of the authorities regarding
| the public works r. B. Bell called the
| meeting to order, and explained its objects.
He was subsequently unanimously chosen
Chairman and Joseph H. Wilson appointed
1 Secretary.
| A series of resolutions were presented, ex-
| pressing disapproval of the municipal an-
| thorities in the manner of repairing and
cleaning the streets by contract, that such
! action is very detrimental to the interests
of the laboring classes, and in clear viola
tion of constifu futional and statute law The
last resolution adopted expresses approval
| of the measures heretofore adopted by the
military authorities, to have this work done
| by day laborers, under the pay roll system,
and under the control of the appropriate
| city heads of departments
These resolutions were unanimously
| adopted, and several speeches were made.
| appointed to draft series of resolutions to
| be adopted as the platform of the working
| men OF the city. The following gentlemen
compose the committee:
Isaac Ivens First Ward; p. Scanlan.
Second Ward; John Hewlett, Third Ward;
=. Sanchez, Fourth Ward; Jas. Buckley.
Fifth Ward; B. Monaghan. Sixth Ward:
Thos. Merriman, Seventh Ward; John Holt.
grave Eighth Ward; II. Brown, Ninth Ward;
A. A. johnson, Tenth Ward; Casper Screiber.
Eleventh Ward.
ALGIERs
John Brownlee.
The following Committee of Arrangements
were subsequently appointed
K. Valentine, First Ward; John McDon-
ahl, Second Ward; Thos. Nolan, Third Ward.
Thos. Riley, Fourth Ward; j. Haberlin.
Filth Ward; Jas. Fallen, Sixth Ward: w.
Yoss, Seventh Ward; j. A. Spellicy. Eighth
WARD; c. A. Benedict, Ninth Ward, Edward
gallagher Tenth Ward; George Kirzer,
Frederick Clemcncy.
committee on finance was then aDpoint-
ed, and several votes of thanks adonted.
a1ter which the meeting adjourned till
Thursday, when general mass meeting will
be held
AA1S N"4t"+|C VI sle Cltl1enS assembled last
night was orderly, but we noticed that
there was much earnestness of feeling mani
tested.
The Fratriefde.
Dr Hire, IN his official capacity as Coroner
OF the Parish made affidavit before Racordnr
Fennard, stating that on the 4th instant be-
tween the hours of two and three O'clock p.
NJ, on FIRST street, near Claiborne Canal.
one CHRISTIAN Heepe was then and there as
saulted, shot and wounded in his left side.
the ball passing through the intestines
causing internal hemorrhage and death.
Inc a1hdayit further charges Conrad Heepe,
Tue Drother OF the deceased, with this mur-
der
me accused was arraigned and the case
nAea LOT Monday next at the application of
Mr. Lemley, counsel for the defense
Small Cases.
ann Brown told the Recorder she had
oeen 70 see sick person when the whisky
oVercame her and the watchman took her
H. sne had told the same tale ten times
anu LOT tnat reason was fined $40 or ton aavs
Work-house discipline. Jnl;ns Havie
60. 80, -, e'c,, WITH other SIMILAR cases were
a s - oacni and Rhode Chambers, col
days Aot sn'
something Different fron alsan r,
IN our usual ramble about town xve met
the only person that seemed to ha ,,n,,.,,.,lv
Dusy. rms gentleman was the Denutv Mar
snai who informed us that he was busy
nunnng round for the jurors, to nav them
Ihen amounts. We eComplimenta5 4ba sen.
tleman ON his zeal, internally comnarire the !
present with the past, when the ;nrors had
70 wait Tor days for what was due them.
The Coroner
ms Official was yesterday called 70 view
Inc body of ophelia Prince, eoloras. 81
years OF age, who died at the corner &c rio
ana Freret streets, of old age.
larry 1our Exemption Papers
We learn (unofficially) that tbs $3.50. a
tne several ferries have received 9 orders to
require all men, passing either wav - frss
snow their certificate of enrolment = e,-
eMpeion papers. As this requirement can !
oe easily complied with, our friends NAV i
save themselves the annoyance Of, dalav by !
carrying the proper papers with tbeTn
Accident.
oilcef irving yesterday sent a man named !.
Joseph Nagle to the Charity Hosn;tal for !
nleuicai attendance, from Howard street, he 4
having Deen severely hurt by fall from q %