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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Two of the strikers ut Jackson's iron foundery
have been arrested for beating man ut work Ihey
were held 10 bail In f,OOO.
The hat factories ut Matteawan are unable
10 pei girls MI orders The factories arc now
making I75 dozen hats dahy.
At Albany $50 men, belonging to Bricklayers
Union No g. strike against AN attempted reduc-
ton OF wages from u 80 TO " so per day
The members of Iron M0lders Union No %
have voted take additional 800 from their treasury
in aid Of strike IN progress ut tho Excelsior Iron
Works.
Arrangements are being made for n mass
meeting OF Working women at Cooper Institute ON or
about the prox An afternoon aud evening session
will be held.
The majority of IIatters of Orange compro-
missed with the employers yesterday aud rerumed work.
The hnshers still hold out but they are likely 10 com
mence Work To-Day.
The strike which occurred mt the Henham On.
VI Wooden and Cotton Mills Ia about over Most of the
weavers and spinners who engaged In 1t arc now
working ut the reduced rates
The Clothing Cutters, whose organization has
become demorazed OF late. are to hold mass meetng
this evening for the purpose OF strengthening the organ
izatlon, which II IL proposed to make secret one.
A Co0peratiye Mill department has just been
organized In connection with the Excelsior Cooperative
Colony The object OF the new association Is the purchase
Of saw and gris MILL machinery. threshing aud reap
s ,as "'''"'A'' w. ' ~
The Piano Makers have taken steps to estab-
lish cooperative piano mandatory similar to tho ono
on strike against reduction OF wages Al meeting
last evening, arrangements made for meet
ing to DO held on Sunday afternoon.
The Brooklyn Plasterers. in session last even
Ing refused To loan member ESQ, though tho Society
has been lOaning the funds other members for the
past ak months The OF this refusal strong
feeling growing up among tho members against thus
wholesale oaning Mr. Fawcet proposed that the plas-
terers connected with the Union form An ont Of Work
Association" To which each when In work will pay
25 censeach weekly and In duh times will receive enough
for his support.
At the last meeting of the Boot and Shoe
Clerks reports received from the committees ap
pointed TO wait upon tho employers with view 10 IN
duclng them to adopt the o'clock D. III. closing system
aud stated that out Of e 900 shops In tho cay 900
are closed early on the Bowery all the stores were ro
ported as closed; on Sixtave 30 all except four on
GRAND all except Bleeckerst; IL OF the 10 on
Third ave- and l6 OF the Eighthave. The employ
ers are hold another meeting tomorrow evening
for the purpose Of assisting tho clerks In Their prosoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
CRICKET.

NAMES OF THE ENGLISH PROFESSIONAL ELEVEN
TO VISIT THIS COUNTRY NEXT SUMMER.
In the latter part of August next third
visit is to be made to this country by professional English
ccketpayers who represented to be far superior 10
the "Elcvens" that have preceded them here. These
men, according to their agent in this city, not coming
here upon venture but have been pledged large sum
OF money portion OF which will be paid TO them before
they leave England. The gentleman having charge OF
the coming Eleven says that the statement that these
men intend practice the game OF base ball with anna
teur American players the other side Is preposterOus
IL is intended to play the crcketers when they arrive
against our best clubs at the national but he has
not the least hOpefulness OF their success.
Twelve men will be brought on, who TO be selected
from this list T.. Wllsher captain the who accom-
panied the late Eleven; John Smith, II. Humphrey,
James Lillywhite and II. Charlw6od, all OF whom
here In 1868 Pinder the great wicket will take
the place OF Pooley and six from the following names
j. G. Shaw brother OF the player making the last VISIT,
W. g. Grace +. Grace, Sontherton, W. Oscrof. r. Idd-
son. r. Emmett. and +. Slcock. 1t is claimed that
throughout all England fourteen better players cannot
be found.
The playing grounds for this Eleven while in this city
Will be the CapitOne grounds Of Brooklyn and the first
bout Mt our national game will DO played at fremont
with the Union Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
THE PIIRLIC HEALTH.

The Sanitary Superintendent reports that in
the ending Saturday the 10Th inst there were
deaths in NewYork and 13S in Brooklyn, and In the
four ending that date there were 2Ol deaths in
the former and in the latter city These records for
the past four weeks show that the deathrate In New
York-with population estimated at OOOOOo-is equal 10
26S deaths to every 1000 inhabitants yearly and that IN
Brooklynwtb estimated population OF SIOoOO-the Ta,e
Ia equal to 202i In 1000 The open Winter has not senslDy
affected the rate Of mortality, though the weather has
favored the activity of causes OF disease But our
ing the last four weeks scaratna Is the cny contagious
disease which has greatly increased in fatality.
IL charged with LAT deaths in New-York and 20 In
Brooklyn In these four weeks The prevalence and NOR
tally OF smallpox IL steadily and greatly diminished
hatt will soon fall below Its usual average rate in non
epidemic years. The extent and thor0ughness Of the
vaccination recently performed will insure longer
and more complete respite from unusual prevalence OF
this disease than has hitherto been enjoyed in many
years. Smallpox caused only Is deaths in NewYork
last week, OF which were In hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
DIED.

CWAPMAy-On Tuesday Peb r. 1870. Chapman, aged g.
Friends the family invited IN attend bis funeral "
First Prebytenaa Church. Bergen, " j.. on FRIDAY,
CRRAGH-At bi. residence Lockpor " " THURSDAY, Feb IT.
1910 William H. Creagh aged So years. formerly Of The a OF
Creagh Heydecker Of New York City
CAMP-In Brooklyn Feb 81 James b. eldest Of C. b. Camp ssef
and friends Of family respectfully invited to attend bis
Friday the 25h nL st2 from the residence Of As
father, 90 Columbia st, corner Pineapple
PRREBORSE-On Feb 1870 WinoBs Minnesota John W. Free
borne Of the late Thomas Freedoms Of NewforL
HAMLTOS- Knqston Cansd Friday, Peb IS. aged yess
and Sarah ETna NIon daughter of Clark AID sAAn
Hamilton.
HATZPBLDoa Tuesday Peb a. 1872 MAR c. wife ~ William H.
Jackson Kso aged % years
Tie family those Of her BROTHER CARS
Keo respectfully invited to attend me
frueral THURSDAY Feb "a 1870 at oeok from All sAiH6
Church, corner Henry and SeammelstA
NcELROY-The funeral ofthe Thomas Mg,oy will take
place from lCgnoordst Brooklyn, instead Of lS Psyst, ~
MYHAyp Bookru Feb Ju nfast daughter Of Robert aod
sarah Mrhan aged rear. 10 months and DAYS .
friends respectfully invited ~ attend her nerh
residence, 81 Sssdiorist, near Dehaoa'e Fnaf
o'clock.
RICHARDsou Tues, Feb n Edward Kemp Ooy child Of Mary
and Richards aged months an1 Y
Tn. family invited attend she enern
on Friday Feb. IS. At2 p IN, from No II IompkiS'sI
sAvAGE-ou TUESDAY Feb O. Louisa wife Of Audre" d. SAVAGE
The relative. ard friends family respectfully invited 70 attend
~ a. O'clock from her Ate resi-
No 23l West lhirteeuthst
WILLIAMSON Tuesiar morning Peh r. Henry J. "hhams 80
OF the Samuel T. Williams 10 The I'd rear OF bis sge
III. relatives friends Of the family invited 10 attend hsaneu
from late residence No 100 West Fethst' on IAorsds' E's
Inst. at | o'clock ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

sl Is Barley Malt DULL City mad. Tserowed 81 sI
rowed do aud No. Canada West 81 39 Canada ~ e
90 Oounty made Tvoros.d State. $685. and bkrOwod
SI0Sl TO- Oats steady 55d56c for State In bulk and baxa
tV eos S. IS for No. Sprug sea s6 Is Amber Winters
20 0G IS for White aud si6s7 IS Double Wheat
Iae' No Milwaukee Club held 20 Corn quiet 81 % lar
J held for Up Lake 81 for Bold
~ 10 isr Unboed alfeed urebangeds Shorts ssds2o;
Shps'a1s S9@S15: Mddhngs S9GSD y tun a. o quality.
h freshs-Four 70 Boston. HewYork 6se Az
WLMsaroS n c. Feb 2aCrude Turpentine unchanged; No
nes OF Spirits TuIpenne Rosn-Saes Of No. 2at 81 Ia
lar ussdy at 81 Cotton quiet at
AUGusvA Feb au 2o b.e.
fo3 bales; Middling 23c - "
MEMPHIS Feb 23ottOn and nominal At 23a23e Receipts
oass exports $50 bales Flonr. IS saperfue-
1 o %@sIc os' eS@ISe PORK so Lard l6@l6Ie Baess
nominal sides lie Bulk Msats-Shouders Ilic Sides Isle
MILWAUKEE, Feb 2Plour dull unchanged Wheat beavy No
&c No q sl Corn steady Oats nominal Rye stea No.
store oStc Barley dun and nominal Receiptl
2c Flour STEADY and unchanged Wheat Cor.
active and unchanged Data unchanged Barley unchanged RE
advancing; sales at 15 Whisky hn 9ie Pork Dry
Sailed Meats quiet for shoulders ls Clear Rib sides
l304c for Clear Sides Bacon 6nn l2 Tile
Clear Rib Sides 6iOlTc for Clear Sides Cattle unchanged
Live Hos quiet; Light HEAVY, ~ So Receipts8p bbs
Flour $500 bash Wheat 1900 bush Corn 1000 bush Oats LOO
Barley.
NoKyoLK Va Peh 23-CotouNet receipts bales sales Iss
baes stock s6l6 bales market dull Los Mddng 2ll 113lc
CHARLEros c. Feb 23-CotoD-Rcceipts lO3 saes
l25 bales stock 81 0l bales market dali prices uomina Mddngs
Isle.
SAVANNAH Ga Peb 23Coton-Receip lO4 bsi.s erports
55l bales sales 200 bales stock, 1924 bales market dull With
downward tendency; MiJdings 2jc
BOsToS Feb 23CoonNet receipts Is bales cosstslse as
baes total baes sses $50 baes stock 10 900 ba market dun
aud lower; Mdliugs 2il9l4lc. 80
BALTIMORE Feb 21CooeSet receipts ~ bales; coatsise iii
bales total 15 bales l3 bales sales ~ bales STOCK
II .842 bales market dull al; Addiugs &iD14c
GALVESTON Feb observation-disclosures 0 bales; 800 bses;
STOCK % ,J1S bales market smeri Good Ordinary i9c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
AERIAL NAVIGATION.

Last evening, Mr. Robert Hardley who has
spent nearly the whole Of his life In attempting 10 40
monstrate the practicaby Of aerial navigation enter
taIped a few members Of the press and some personal
friends with his ideas OF this subject The general IDEAS
are not unlike those advanced by Henson about thirty
years ago I'm London a detailed description OF which,
and illustrations, appeared In The Builder April j.
1873 Hardeys system consists OF pair OF wings MADE
OF silk extended upon whaebOne ribs, operated Dy
levers attached legs and arms parachute Dee
placed the head Of the person flying Like al odhe
theorists of this class Mr. Harding insists that the nycr
must start from an elevated position ana by tfVenng
down inclined plane acquire velocity WIN Its Nta
ity essential 10 the future movements OF thc person.
learn the art OF flying persons must take cOune vi ICY
upon his Instructor" which CONSISTS OF post
firmly planted the ground, about 20 feet ia ebptn
suTnounted by IA universal joint crossing TINS trans
versey is a beam say 20 feet In length Upon one
end is placed platform upon whi9n t tho
pupil stands, aud perfects 80 himself IN tno
movements OF the wings aud famarlzes hinseh WIN
movements N the air After few lessons IA tns part Sa
the studies he moved around and ABOUT, ana III tne
Of few weeks he Is able 10 get up speed ahu
finally SCARS of his pleasure with llinD MOTION nOt
unlike walking except that the arms are maze 10 an .he
lower limbs. The system looked well on paper. as us
trated by the inventor but OF his auditors seeed
10 credit al the wonders pr0pLeseo ny ni' icuoihS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

Cobb, Quarantine Commissioners: Dr. CarnochaD tho
Health Officer and John NJ. Ritch Architect OF the
Construction Board, together with members OF the
press and other citizens numbering all about 80
On arriving the north islands the Legislators and
others disenbarked thoroughly examined the unfinished
works there visited the southern islands
they down excellent dinner, by invitation Of
Mr. OHourke, the Superintendent Speeches were made
after dinner by Mayor Kalbeisch, Dr. Bell Mr. Brooks
Dr. Carnochan aud others Messrs Jacobs, Banker and
Bergen expressed their satisfaction with the work
done and promised their support for the appropriation
Gov Hoffman had been invited, and the Finance Com
mtee the Senate invited but were unable to at
tend The amount necessary complete the work LAID
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
A FRAUDULENT CUSTOMS OFFICER.

In December last Collector Grinnell appoint
ed George NJ Taylor Night Inspector of Customs As
he got IN Office he began to practice sundry petty
confidence games upon associate officers He represent
ed himself nephew OF the exCollector, Moses Taylor
after whom he was named. and OF James b. Taylor, by
both Of whom he said no held in peculiar favor and
by OF such representations he succeeded in COM
handing moro than ordinary consideration and def
among tho Inspectors. Having secured the
situation In this respect he began To practice the
role OF confidence operator on a larger scale by
OF forged paper. designated General order NO
which purported 10 be signed by NJ H. Grinnel Col
lector he got himself detached from regular duty and
went on "A rowing commission By this bogus order no
assumed TO exercise a general supervision and espionage
and used his judgment about receiving the excuses
of officers for delinquency &C." As the order direct
ed. lie also forged the Collectors name To notes
eNcusng him from duty, and procured assign
monts OF particular Inspectors from the Barge once
10 certain vessels few days ago surveyor
Cornell became apprlsed Of ms transactions, ana
yesterday obtained possession OF the fraudulent papers
he had used carry his operations whcreup0n ne
suspended Taylor from duty and pay from the lst INST
and LANDED his to the Collector when was tue
extent OF the Surveyors authority IN the premises
Meantime Taylor. anticipating trouble sent IN MS reslg
nation sold hi- payroll TO broker, and lett the city
II now asserted that he obtained MS appointment Oy
means Of a forged letter from the Rev. Dr. Iyns ana
that his real name Is Mayo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
BANQUET OF THE FRENCH REPUBLICANS.

A large number of the French Republicans
last night celebrated the anniversary Of the French Reyo
luton Of lSIs at the Union Assembly Rooms NJ Charles
villa presided Among tho prominent present were
Gen. Cuserot, Peetier, Representative OF tho City
Lyons I'm 1915 Orsn brother OF the who attempted
the life Of Napoleon, and J. L. LabrauI from Newark
The President first spoke tho grand day which they
were commemorating, and urged his hearers to keep
alive tho spirit OF liberty, and DO ready for the day
when personal government will DO driven out
OF France He anmadyerted strongly on the
conduct Of Napoleon. who had used the power
won by the people and conferred ON him
by the people crush liberty In France. Ihs was base
treachery, foul perjury The people would demand an
account this conduct and nt tho proper day would
nunish the great criminal Meantime, Rochefort and
bs fellows we're nsructing the French nation aud their
lessons will yet be felt In the conyulHion which VIII
shake the throne 10 It's foundation. -, -, a.,
MIR J. H. Iabraux next road an address from the
French Republicans In America TO their brethren In
FRANCE CONCENTRATING them on the stand they had lately
taken under ROchcfOrt and e1horng them to Do con
stan and patient, and avoid committing themselves AS
those I'm power wished them 10 DO Thus they would bo
re1dv AZ the proper time and strike terror into the heart
of mo despot who rules In France.
. GEN Clnseret Mr.. coin. IA promising young lawyer
from FRANCE Fcdert Of the Franco American ana sew
ernI other speakers addressed the meeting urging upon
those uresent 10 cherish firm fait IN ltepulcanlnin
fcr which the meeting dispersed with loud cheers Tor
KochefOrt, Liberty, and Progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

Az E,u,sLx REPUTATION by this phrase We may ja'y en'
.. M l.b,y Of Dr. sCHESCK Of Philadelphia whose name
widely known throughout the Atlantic States and whose p'O''s
,ou. reputation founded bis successful labo as
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s,d IN. mi.cbieyou, DOGMA Of the medical schools WAS
iueurabls" Il be proved by any desirable A~'a.
,A,, ,h, medicine has cured many who we're pronounce
~ PHYSICIANS be 10 the last stages Of eo'omPuO %
,uous the number DIR. sCHBNcK himself may De n'auel '
scupxcK b. likewise discovered nfabe remedy Tor aIspp
- scuRycK,s sBAwBBD TONIC" which probably TIE oay
% dy for indigestion be furnished by the h'ea se.
- m country Still better Dr. scHBScK has discovered an ~'e"
u,. for caome great destroyer Of tue human race % M
probably slain than consumption t's 'oasn
S family ia yctinrsd by fatal disease The three ~eo''
NJ scpRScK are employed BY hm the cure OF eooa~puoa
h branch Of medical practice bis attention specially d'e'' '''
~ Ia. h..u more successful other man IN America
Price Of the Punouc Syrup and Sea"eed Tonic ea"
,,,, - al 50 h.faoIen Mandrake pills IS cents box '
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p,cv,s,or Isov woRxs. Foo

RrcunoR IRoN WORKS Poor OF PossrkkSrHsr IS n
On the l5th IL moers len oar
b, order Of Mode UniOo and have ssPpd then place.
wokmeu do belong to the URon We have processes
with . ereeuon orders with entire success CASING ever u
The i the Union, remain IN the vicinity Of our
employment, Atnough
fall rates wages Two oihen arrested BY me foee o ~
ory conduct others for threatening The me o. our ga
i,eney soldier who at Gettysburg Last f1r esns
f,n Works were attacked on oeA
Rrtvn severely injured being srnek 90 zoe
head with Jimmy and attempt made throw l~
two Of these rufans named George Whoek and Osen aA ~
mn,, arrested and fully By Justice Scott OF bsseh
ket our hrm has successful operation for ~ III
st n.nJ now 20 irresponsible BODY OF men we %
smpov whom please and protect them IN ther hsu~
s, "a es, w GHO r. JACKSON. BURNETT Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
TILE QUARANTINE BUILDINGS.

A number of members OF the Legislature ana
o,,or. Yesterday made a trip TO the New Quarantine
Islands AZ West Bank on the invitation OF the Qnaran-
tine Commissioners obsere the progress OF me wor.
there and 10 make up their minds whether ~ WIN De hn
which will be required 10 carry out .ho planS woh
have been made. Among those present were nessis.
of NewYork Members OF the ways ana moinS Iom nv
tee of The Assembly MAJOR kab1esch Oh brooSm ~
swinbnrne oxucuith officer DE- Anderson. ana w. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
TEACHING sHAKESPEARE'S SCHOLAR rs
GRANT WHITES KNOWLEDGE A HUMBUGi

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: If Mr.. Grant White Is paid by the
Galary won't the editor- not, won't some friend Of
Mr.. w-prevail upon him to review his articles before
publication Lately you gave place to complaint, by
my wife, that Mr.. Grant White made Hamlet say that
the rats dnstead Of "worms0 were eating Polonius.
Now at page iO5 Of the March GALAXY. my wife noticed
that he axes Brutus instead Of Mark Antony exclam,
"My heart is In the coffin there with Cesar"
Here you have the exact words Of "shakespeare's
Scholar :"
or another hind the private performance part OF julius
Cesar 10 which he who PLAYED Bruus man who woan nave
few rivals the had his profession lady praised DIS
Jeye Of the speech body Of Cesar but added IL
quite bring that coffin Con there exeeP
and the action of the who SAID my
heart s a the coffin there With Cesar"
Yours truly, A SUBSCRIBER
Nep TOrl: GUY, Feb. 81, 1870