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About an equal number. 500, were sent out of
town 10 numerous special friends 81 the two
lhlnil's ABOUT 10 pe uhlteu' hcuhlhS. ol cOurHc,
many genllemen oi national lr9mlnence. The
Hon. Simon Cameron r. oNpeted in person. and
h. Will he accompanied by some distinguished
pennsylynnians. Gen. Sherman and family.
pOss bly, Secretary sherman. and IT is believed.
Senator Conkhng and other members OF Con
gross will be- gratIiird to add hy their presence
10 the JOY Of the nuptials of their colleague.
Tho bridegroom will probably 60 from Wash
ingtun to Pennsylvana before coming here. He
has Engaged five suites Of rooms At the kennard
House. for May \, and Will arrive with friends
on that morning.
the alar Wi take place. is located ON the cor
ner Of Euclid and Case avenues. not far from
the modest but pleasant residence OF the bride
father. Judge sherman. II Is m the most arts
tOcratic quarter oi the city, and is, perhaps, the
most elegant church edifce in Ohio. 1t is new
ana commodious and when adorned with How
ers arranged by skilled florists. and gli,tering
with light from the many gas Jets, Its interior
Will be In Heed magnificent.
The Right Rev. g. i. Bedell. Bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of ONO. Will per
form the ceremony. being assisted by the Rev.
Your correspondent this afternoon was given
the following list of bridesmaids which IS the
first correct one presented 10 the press
Miss Ella Sherman, daughter Of Gen, sher-
Miss Amilie Debiller. New York. an old
Miss kenny Senter. daughter OF the late Hon.
George Il. Sentcr. Cleveland.
Miss Ada Mouton. Cincinnati
Miss Jennie Denison. daughter Of eX-Gov
DenisOn Columbus.
There will be no grOOmsmen. on account Of
Senator Cameron being a widower.
At 1890 o'clock 7. NJ. senator Cameron and
bride will take the Lake Shore anu Michigan
Southern train bound east. They have not yet
decided as to the extent OF their tour. Mrs.
Judge sherman Senator Cameron lancee.an
the Misses Sherman. cousins Of the latter. were
| in New York two weeks since. and made arrange
ments for an elaborate bridal trqusseau. Your
correspondent IL formed that il has arrived hut
only ono or two Of Miss Lizzie Sherman's very
near friends have been allowed To- inspect tho
said by the goss pa not acquainted with the couple
| about the disparity between tho ages Of senator
Cameron and Miss sherman. a daughter Of the
former being older than the bride The youthful
Appearance OF Don Cameron has quietcd those
| land Ii ia understood all OF the relations of
both parties are rs we'll satisfied with the match
| rs they are.
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BACK FROM B4RBiDOEs.
Lodged IN the CITY Prison TO Answer for Some
Heavy ForKerles.

William F. Reilly and Edward A. Reilly,
his brother. and Louis Carln arrived here yes
tcrlay morning in the bark Talisman. from the
West Indies under tho custody Of ono Of p NIX
erton's detectives. They were locked NJ In the
City Prison. On the 9Th Of February lnst II was
rumored that several Wall street banks had sui
ferod heavily from forgerics. Tho Corn tx
change National Bank. 1t WIS said lost $4,000.
tho First National Bank $4,000. and the Chase
National Bank 81 900. The forged checks boro
the name Of Edward c. Ltnhnnd Of 1s william
street. and were pad on the LIST and Of Feb
runry, hut II was not known that they mad been
forged until several days aitrwnrd Mr.. bitrh-
Held hal accounts in all these banks. AMI IL wis
asccrtainrd that they had all been deceived by
worthless checks.
The Reilly hrfhcrs hal been in the ON ploy
OF Mr.. bitchfield, William f.. the elder having
charge. OF his New YORK Office. and Edward 4.
to Mr.. Bitchields check book. in the absence
OF the cashier The brothers disappeared on
the 81 Of February, saying that they we're going
to California.
When the forgerics became known nve days
afrrward. suspicion pointed to them. Tho
said. shortly before his flight, that he intended
tn 20 to South America and become n second
Henry Meiggs. The three bows were traced to
the brig o. G. Clary which sailed for Barba-
does. Louis Carlin, n companion OF the Reillys,
quit his home about tho time OF their dsap-
pcnrance.
Indictments were found by the District At
tornry, and the authorities at BarbadOps were
telcgraphcd to hold the thrcc passengers on
their arrival. to await oxtrldition. and when the
arrested. About $4,000 was found In their Doe
session.
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FINANCIAL avD COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY, May 3-P. M-There was an in
different speculation a; the Stock Exchange. and
both bulls and bears seemed 10 halt in their
movements. Lake Shore suffered until near
the close. and dropped from GO To CPS. but final
ly recovered to G2ii. st. Paul however. was
stronger. and on increased earnings rose from
49'. to 5OAs and the preferred moved up from
49,. to 74'.. although Just at the close yielding
70 "A. Michigan Central also took n Jump from
7O's TO ~. with later transactions at II ; hut
the Northwestern shares reflected less strength
NJ % 'sa5l = for the common 'havng opened AT
80 and the preferred. after rising = TO 72's,
fell away To II a. seller ,. with final dealings
however at ~. Delaware Lackawanna and
Western con nanded the chief prominence alter
midday wheI the price ranged al 5J'. buyer 30
80 ga 80 /. IN Eric became weak AT the
second call and dropped TO ~, ms against
~, in the cnrlicr business. with closing sales
a. u: and Wabash also dropped from 49,, 10
a.: with transactions in Western Union at
81 "a 81 se',l tmsl" 81 y. New York Central.
however, ruled firm AT lOG "a 1867: but Della
ware and Hudson yielded = Z cent. Ia 52h.
The other shares We're not prominent, and the
lack of animation was mainly due To the forma-
ton of new combinations not already perfected.
Next week. however. Will reflect more lively
In the New York Mining Stock Exchange
plumns remained firm. having recently de-
clarcd its usual monthly dividend of cents per
share; and carving $4,000 To surplus. The re-
mHnder of the list WIS not important.
In the gold market business was nominal
without any special feature presented. All OF
the sales were al lUu's.
The adyiccs from the Continent. as also from
London. left spectators doubtful of the actual
condition Of negotiations between England and
Russia
IN loans the rates paid for having balances carried
]. Ia = ami "a q cent aud ior borrowing y cont
The earnings VI the Milwaukee aud st Paul Railway
Company for tile month ot April showed increase al
S1iu2l7 compared with the esponding period
last year The increase IN the earnings OF The CHICAGO
and Northw western Railroad for the fourth week Apr
footed W Slp sOb over same time in 1877
Foreign exchange ruled steady at the decline TO 81 ST.
and ~ ~ for time and demand bills respectively
In the money market carly negotiations Of ca loans
pledge OF approved stock collateral ranged at 49i r
cent. but the offerings late the day down 10 The
lower rate, with exceptions at 50 Prime mercanul,
paper passed at 5ds6s,
Government bonds ruled firm and more active with
large transactions in Is of iH1 Is O 1891 currency Is
AMI the ~ 4 cents
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Would Bu-n Most Men Out.


Few men OF conscientious and honorable
hbre would consent To hold the place Hayes occupies
condition OF holding 1t with an anccmuon " sunlit
equanimity like his The Executive chair would burn
most men out Of It, after they had been told by those who
helped them into It that IL honestly never theirs
Equanimty enough to meet the present The
people would great deal rather President little
disturbed by such startling revelations have recently
been made mock tranquility of dcmeanor now proves
either total lack of moral principles prior acauan
with what at last brought to the light Is Is
alternative from which 1t Is to uncomfortable that
any man ut for the Presidency should not shrink.
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LIVELY DOuBLE TENN TRoTIING.
Six Exciting Heats Trotted on the Prospect
Park Track, brooklyn.

Many ladies and gentlemen assembled on
the Prospect Park Course yesterday. There
was double team trot for purse of
1900; mile heats best three In 1--WE. Dan Mace =
team Drift and Smoke. William Thoms's Judge
Duffy and Ida. and J. Fountains Moody and
Sankey were the starters. In tho first heat tho
betting was $50 to $50 ON Maces team over the
field. j. Fountains team, however. took the
heat by ono length from William Thoms : team.
Time, 2A9,s. The second heat was won in good
style by William Thoms's team by n neck from
Moody and Sankey; Time. $50. In the third
heat. rs they came by the stand. all three teams
were Tapped. 1t was beautiful sight Maccs
team won the heat by u head from Thornss
team. Time. 2:iS The fourth heat. to the sur
prise Of all the. knowing ones. was won by
Thoms's team after desperate struggle with
Fountains team. Time. 2:52k. In the nth
heat the tables were turned again by Mace's
team winning by q length. after hard strug-
gle with Thoms's team. Time. GAG The sixth
heat Maces team won by alcngth in AZ. giving
that team the trot.
The second trot was n match for 800; milo
heats best 3 in >. in harness. between II. Glove
lands x. z. princeton and G. Brooks : b. y. Jack
Sheppard. The latter won the trot in three
straight heats in 80, 2 30 and 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
Not "a Matter OF Party. bu, OF Justice
From. IL, rhoai.,.aa caroa,c,, H.o,M

From, he PhtdfJhia Chronicle Hsfdh
II will not do to say that the men who make
these allegations being participants in the wrong them
selves, are unworthy Of belief Conceding everything
that be said in that direction there be urged
single substantial reason why the investigation should
not be ordered and prosecuted to the fullest possible
tent Such i due the country Every hour in
tcnsincs the popular feeling the subject IL not q
matter Of party but u iu,ce-usce to Hayes jus
tee to Tden but above and beyond ALL Justice the In.
stuuons OF the country whose foundations have been
undermined by thcsc hdeous frauds and whose very
istencc has been impcrilied
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
REMOTING 4 CLUB HOUSE.
-"s '"ie VIM. r. Garner's Building at sta
pleton flowed IN the Hudson,

So. ino elegant yacht club house opposite the
landing of the Staten Island Ferry Ia being re
e.. ~ We Baxter Wrecking Company TO Alpine
l.. '"o "l'es NORTH Of ionkers Tie club house was
, ''mmolore W, 7 Garner. who was drowned
'." "e Yacht Mohawk two years ago Itwa, originally
n., ,' ''' the New York Yacht CLUB and they occu.
iusr' TWO years for the past two years Il has been
Comm, si ne c'ub house Was sold ON the death Of
isrr ~, 'Hlhcr 10 John n Snrn together with the
H. '' property, and he proposes to remove II u
Tmm1n, 49, summer excursion grounds Cant VIM.
urin, ,.' 'NfW master Of the John Fuller SAID vel
Na,dan.,raue removal oi so large building on water
Ios, Li I'VE, hs ven novel IN tile wreckinR hu 81.
81 done ' nv No"bi mat 'he work would be ehectu-
snl D .ous wa noacd N last evening at @ O'Clock
"''''N an interested lhrons Om shore.
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What Joe Coburs IL Doing.

Joe Coburn, the pugilist, Is laying brick in
the State prison at Auburn. A recent visitor to
the prison, who was familiar with tho lax dis
cpline that formerly prevailed there, says that
all that has pissed away. and that instead of
convicts being treated lcnlontly, they are COM
PEELED to observe the strldcst rules that are on
forced In any State prison No conycrsat ion
is allowed between the prisoners, and such n
thing as dlcncss is unknown within tho walls
There is no employment at any useful work
stead of allowing them TO remain in complete
idleness. they are compelled, and In gangs. TO
drag u heavy roller back and forth on a roa in
stances in this and other counties of the State
whore conyicts have asked ms favor to be sent
to Auburn instead Of to the penitcntiary. for II
was said among criminals that Imprisonment
in the former iacr was much the ensiest 1t is
evident that they can no longer desire TO be sent
there as Il choice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04

William H. Bridgman. President of the Guar
anty Fire Insurance COMPANY at i2o Broadway WAS ap
pointed receiver Of the Company by Judge Gilbert yes
terday on the petition OF Thomas l. SULLIVAN Inc ON
enOncd from exercising any corporate gh III
powers or delivering To any person the money orn'ct
ot the CORPORATION The receiver gave bonds IN thlpp
The COMPANY has SIMON capital Mr. + Grcncll, The
Secretary. says that the company rcnslrcd all 1t, sk
tohcr last That II has wriitn no policies SINCE an
that It's losses have been paid IN iull
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
How secor Robeson Got Rich.

FT00I M TN1HIHFTWII Hr7nT
1t appears that the late Secretary made open
purchase" Of avontes to the OF more than $40
0n0o, when the law positively required hun 10 adyer
use Tor proposals AMI competitive bids
This WAS magnificent sum to distribute among n few
friends, ami must have yielded them very handsome
profit No wonder they all grew rich. Whatever may
have happened 10 some OF them since and 1t is moi
strange that the cK secretary Is now among the most
wealthy citizens OF New Jersey
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The refuge Of lies has been swept away. and
the present Administration, that has been held up
cxemuar OF high standard OF public morality, coun.
nauccs the fraudulent methods that used in fois
INK upon the people OF tins great Union man who
holds that hsh place IN the nation, not only tineed but
actually covered over with fraud a. with a cprosy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
TIE ISSUE OF TIE DAY.
THERE CAV BE NO PEICE TILL IT rs
DEFINITELY SETTLED.
The Representative aud Rene dietary or Fraud
Cannot he suffered 10 Eemniu In the presl-
acntini Chuir-PubIic Opinion Positive.

Pom he Tsti.toaea Eue Democrat
II IL Idle to say tho country wants peace.
There be no peace while the rcTress utAuve ~
great fraud remains the Presidential chair The Amer
lean ncopc not used To being governed b" fraud
trckcry They have been taught TO suhm chccrtuly 10
the will vt the majority ~ from time " time expressed
at the ballot boxes but thcN are not willing TO submit tn
the overthrow II that will hy fabricated turns AMI chi
cancry. Every good citizen irrespective OF party de-
mhnd- alr cccons and honest obedience 10 results thus
obAin,di viii any true patriot, under republican
form OF government submit to hess Hence tits that the
masses of the rcoplc demand an inycstigation with a
view tn establishing beyond pcradvcnturc Mr. Haycs's
title to the Presidency II that be possible else securing
his cjcctment. In order that the rghuui owner OF the
place may be- installed.
We glad to observe that the leading Journals in the
large cities which, with the single exception OF rnE suS,
have heretofore udiousy frowncd down all attempts TO
inquire into the legitimacy OF Haycss utlc are now he
ginning to show sivns returning reason as well as
returning patriotism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
A Situation F-ausht with PERIL.

This IL great crime against civil liberty. II
hlackcns the name OF Rutherford Hayes. and makes
his crime ~ the blacklist recorded IN ancient or
modern history The situation is fraught with pc rl and
every true born or adopted American citizen who would
not wish TO tear tins dsraceiui Pare from the history
our and not deserving OF that freedom and happiness
that the lust and constitutional privileges Of great
nuhAe Ike ours NonchsAlrs % lhem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
The Death Of m Old Rs.iaura,eur.

Edward 7. Riley died on Wednesday OF
Brghts disease About thirty years ago he kept res
taurant in Pine street Then he opened the place now
known as Soars Eleventh street and University place
Then he sold out and went 10 Europe to study his probes
sion Hs private cook Returning 10 New YORK, ne open
ed re staurant adjoining the stock Exchange ne was
wealthy aud lost many thousand dollars In speculhuo
on tic oxpraton OF has lease ic novel 60 $40 broad
lew weeks ago lie was Mason, aud member ol tue
Seycnth Regiment Veteran Assertion The funeral SCI
wees are 10 be performed his late home AZ ~" East
Nineteenth street at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
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Let Them he Recalled.


FFONI F-tTTsTUVT FFNI
Won't some member Of Congress introduce
resolution demanding the recall at Noyes Minister to
france' Every American must feel Inundated that
leading party To the Florida fraud should represent
nation ia Paris during the Exposition Kasson Minister
10 Austria. also Of the Florida "pickers and
steAcrs Of votes and should be recalled II
acton compel IL Both hold their offices payment
tor services rendered Hayes which disgrace them aud
dshonor the nation.
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Politician. behind Il .h,. Time.

A. Is. Miller is the plaintiff in a suit pending
IN the United states Circuit Court to RESTRAIN further
work the BROOKLYN bridge, on the ground that the
structure will interfere with the navigation OF the East
river lie ANA his LAWYER william II ArnOuE urged the
Board Appornumrut yesterday 10 refuse IN make
further appropriation Tor the bridge tits said around
the city Hall that tins movement was instgated by
Comptroller Kelly aud II part oi IHnnnany' attack
upon tlIc pclnOc ratio organization III Brooklyn
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Pom he Pymoah Pre- Pres.
After the revelations that have come TO light
during the past week relation to the damnable Prcs
dental frauds IN FLORIDA, very much doubt the sin
ccriiy Democrat the honesty any Republican
who will not admit that Hayes is occupying fraud
ucnt seat. ani deem It duty to their innacnoc
Gust him from that position.
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Rom ne BRah Cnr,i-r
Tho truth is that in this case. MS in many
similar before IT, the perpetrators gteat crime
have been unable to keep their own secret
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No Qnickene Conscience There.

From ne Ag 4,d Chronio, md S,afiY,
Whatever may be said ot others Mr.. Hayes
certainly shows no sign OF quckened Conscience and
maucsis disposition 70 rehnqu,h his stolen property
unless forced DO by power that he canno, success
mil,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
Let Justice he Evcn-H

One ofthe Infatuated organs wants McLin and
Dcuns enclosed forthwith In pcnitenuary No ohiec.
ton But them the associates who procured paid
tor adopted aud prohi.d by their Wal the organ
coms'n that Hayes Moves kassom Souehton Jo Brad.
handed.
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The Duty OF Congress.

Prom The Perm Nun'g DsHo-rrf
Now let Congress do its duty. Investigate and
then declare that rden and not Hayes duy elected
and the people will that the and the other
get, cut Of the White House speedily
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Then Farewell to the Republic .


Fpa me AiLinp A,Vus
Tho subject which ought most to concern the
people sthe rerpcuity o free Institutions II such vii
any as is clear pracu,ci IN Florida and Louisiana
is to be condoned then farewell to the republic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
THE BROKEN SAVINGS BANKS
THE RECETTERs' REPORTs or THE COST
or UINDTNG IHEM UP.
What the Receiver. or Twenty or their Nuu,-
brr have Received nnd What They have
raid TO Depositors, Lawyers, aud Others.


r"ld to Depositors. Lawyers. aud Others.
ALBANY, May 3. NbOut two weeks ago
Senator VI earthly offered resolution in thu
Senate. which wis passed., directing the Bank
Committee to call upon all receivers OF savings
banks to report In full their transactions since
their appointment. Senator Wcndovcr, Chair.
man of the Bank Committee. submitted this
morning tho reports that he had received.
Much II the Information Is new. The ro.
ports are very full and exhaustive. and
will mako when printed good sized
volume. They show tho condition Of the
banks up to the timc tho reports were
made. The object sought to be accomplished
10y Senator VI earthly, IA he said when he Of
fcred the resolution. was to ascertain about
what tho average expense Of closing savings
banks by receivers WIS. aud to see II some way
equally IA cffcotual and less expensive could
not he devised by the Legislature. OF course II
IL too late 10 accomplish anything of that Kind
at the present session; but these reports will.
no doubt. lead to regulating tho foes of rcfnrens
and lawyers engaged IN wiudnr up such insti-
tutions, N n dors not eventually result in an
entire change Ut the system.
tn" following summary of tho report OF the
receivers Of thc various banks gives their pros
ent condition in condensed ami comprr-
hcnsivc forms
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From me- Bagi1mta LeIi>r
Reasonable men OF all parties are satisfied
great wrong committed against the people and
free institution, IN declaring Hayes President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04

Creditors against the estate Of Oakes Amcs Whose
claims were rejected by the commissioners might loal
some thing to their advantage 10y communicating with
WIN VI Hall stamford Conn. WHO has recently tried a
cAse IN Bristol county, Mass-Air
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MARINE rvrrLLfo ENOE

EtrtiruRE ALuANAc-ruts
sun risss. 5tisuu sets. CO.. % Noon sets E. a
wtrFH-rItfe
sandy Hook. lGov lean so Hell Gats =, n n
Arrtved-fRfnAv Nay 3
&c Gulf Stream, Ingram. Charic.ton.
f. Wrscr. Meyer. bremen
e. Crescent CITY. Porter. Aspnwall
Is CITY ui Houston towns. unlt cstOn.
s. Alt utnwn. Mills. Fhiia tlilla
H. &c n Barnes. Chrcstuan. savannah.
y Ncrtunr. Berry Boston
fhtp Car -truOke Castle frvpuOlv. ta'rutta.
snip Isles NJ the South ponurt Hong Kong
Ship John ella X. Ho.s, HaVre
Ship Hor-a, Wtdley. Mathla.
Snip Olai. Anderson. Blrdcaux
SLIP 3. naior. Jcfrty@. Calcutta.
A sol H.
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our stock Of spring oNercoats selling on at reduced
prices Raymond 90, corner Fulton and Nassau
sts.-Adt.
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CLEvKLAND's COMING sENsA TON.
The Cameron-sherman " eddina-Don Cam
eron Young Man tet.

Pom ne Inter OscIa
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 3o.-This after
noon about 500 Cleveland people received ele-
ganty- printed notes. reading as follows:
Nix ,ND Mss Cm,Rlis I sHrRAAS
Request your pre- scncc at iho marriage of their
daughter.
EIHAHfut BANCRtfT.
Ma JAMS noSAtn CANtROS
THURSDAY evening May q at = O'Clock
81 fauls Church. ClcN Gland
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Geo Heck A Co have removed their piano ware
rooms from 20 East IAN o. To ii Eas1 ltu ST. near ''