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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

WAsHINGToN. April 24.-COntrOller Knox
favors "a hs H. NJ Cannon Mt present cashier
~ the Iumbermeps National Bank, OF saltwater. Mimi
lie says that ar Cannon capable wcllnformed and in
every respect fitted FOR the place and that he has the sup
port OF number OF banks and bankers In New-iork,
among them for instance, A. :. Cole Others say that
Mr. Cannous appointment would be political one merely
Mr. Knox having been appointed from Minnesota both
Senators from that State (sabn and MacMllan regard
the place rchtfuly belonging to them They are ac-
lively engaged in pressing the claims OF Mr. Cannon IL
f. somewhat significant that f. b. Thurber Is here
working hard and with much persistence in tho Mime
sofa candlda.e's interest
Among Treasury officials Mr. John 9. Langworthys
appointment Is considered ont OF the question Mr. Lang
wonhy Ia tho Deputy Controller, but Is regarded
as without ability for the position Of Controller He 10
man does attend very strictly to business ana
at his best, "a only mediocre routine man.
f. o. Graves is spoken Of of tho candidates He
Il Assistant Treasurer and reputation for stead
nes4 rood common aud considerable ability lie u
man OF Learning and understood to be looked upon
with favor 10y banks and bankers. ,.
Mr.. Coon, who has Just succeeded Mr. New as ASSIST
ans Secretary Is also mentioned IN connection WIN ihe
place The comments which followed his nomination
we're OF the most favorable character.
interest Is manifested by the banking interests ID
tho question Of Mr. KnOXs successor. Letters 81 inquiry
etc are daily received at the Treasury Tie Impression
Urcyaila that the resident will not make an appointment
Tor political reasons alone but that lie VIII follow what
seem to him TO be the wishes Of the banks In the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
The INTERSTATE COMMERCE BILL.
10y TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

WAsHNGToN, April 2l.-The Senate Com
nitee on Railroads agreed unanimously to-day to report
f,vorably senator Cuoms Interstate Commerce BILL AZ
outline of which was given in THE TRIBUNE several
weeks ago. Only one amendment Of importance pro-
posed by Mr. Brown carried By III terms the COM
planant il compelled to pay the costs OF the SUIT at
orucys fees excepted IN he should fan to recover
damages IA proposed by Mr. Cullom suits wcro to be
brought by tho District Attorney; in other words, 1t
made the Government the collector Of Judgments gwen
in favor OF private persons 800 ,
NJ CullOn thinks that such aprovson would have had
the tendency 10 make the railroads desire settlement
rather than stand fer long itlgatOus, IN which as
CORPORATIONS they would have had undue advantage
o. or private individuals less powerful less wealthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

Presidential candidate" he said The only point WIN
me Is TO know who VIII best represent those principles Oh
progress toward political reform already begh uhuer '"e
present Republican Administration. My NOMINATION as
one of the deegatesaarge by the Utica convention yes
terdav was entirely une have held any CORE
snondence or conversation with any person relative to the
matter am unpledged to candidate and shall re
main so III 90 the Chicago Convention II will he 10
suppor the candidate who best represents the measures
OF reform already begun and thus far successfully car
red cut there any conditions attached 70 my re-
cent nomination deeSste whereby any Pledce other
than pledge the principles have inst mentioned IL
REQUIRED OF me shall feel constrained decline to act as
such delegate.
"In my opinion. 1t is largely upon this issue OF
general political reform and especially the continuance
and development ofreiorm in Cv Service that the cleo
ton will turn IN the coming Presidential campaign 90
not mean to say that those who distinctly favor such re-
form are majority. far FROM H. but they form deeply
and devoted minority scattered through al tne
party OF this and OF the surrounding states VINO
have something OF that same fanaticiSm 80 calico VINO"
animated those Of whose ideas developed the he
publican party in the Old anti-aiaVery days.
constantly Increasing number Of thoughtful people
ore becoming FESTIVE under the old pohuca
methods They believe that return 10 better n0Ges o.
fovcrnmGn is now inc IesaiS iscs thcy hold 10 bc
mainly gone by These people In this sate al least am
fowcI' and it Is bisnly imp 'rtan at This lnnctWe tAu
The Republican party make no mistake ID thi1 ie pei
j. they do THEN OplouCute jAey are WISE VIII Ac N
vantage Of ~.
"Tbs better deve'Opmentn ourpuhlc Affairs sto ne me
GENITAL idea in politics more and more Reconstruction
is virtually accom- shed The financial ga ~lHu ls MOI
IN condl Son which arOuscs much alarm A. f"'h' i"'
the history o. the present Congress shows o. l'y o.
any altcmptto disturb IT, But tl> qU'NO OF %. Isu
edylug old political abuses which were o'LluiIu- q"
ea The fe out OF the Republic and the return 10 D''t
order OF things Is question which grows gre el AIN
greater. Tie Chicago Convention must prove hai lAt
Republican party has not Vet accomplished lis mission
and Is not yet prepared IN give place 10 announcer '"H
that las the ability 20 devise reforms t'i me country
estly and the strength to f-hi them nriug c'I-e
ously and lis candidate must stand hlml OF tl' Pl1'
form II be wishes 10 secure the vote OF NcW-l OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
ENE1RR1SsNENIs nv BCsINEss.

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, April 24.-Wll llam
Harry proprietor Of the Hart Steel Spring Works has
made m asst -Hmcnt. His assets are $4,000 and his
liabilities, $4,000.
BOSTON, April 24-Lewis Wolf, dealer in clothing at
Lynn It reported has failed with liabilities OF $4,000
and nominal assets. He Boston and NewYork per
sons principally.
ELIZABETH n. O., April 24.--Harrington q Hunting
ton hotel propretors here, have failed.
KEOKUK, Iowa, Ap1l 24.-BrOwnell Co.. books, etc,
have given chattol morgage on their stock for
$1,000.
PoEr HURON, Mich, April 24.-ROberts & Welsh,
liquors, have made assignment with Liabilities OF
- 900 and assets OF $4,000.
BALTIMORE. April 24.--Aiken & Co.. wOodenware
have assignment. Their liabilities are estimated
al $4,000, assets ABOUT $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WAsHINGTON. Anril 24.-The nrnceedinps Of

the United states supreme Court to-day were - follows
No l2s9-JaCob o. Joyce appellant agt the Chileoths
founufy ana Machine Works Company Appeal from the
Circuit Court Of the United states Tor the District
Of Ohio DOcketed and dismissed with costs
No 1910 Meyers x Levi, etc. and others plaintiffs
error agt David B.,Ck aud No. lu4- Meyers etc.
and Others plaintiffs II error agt solomon Isaacs Motions
to dismiss submitted
40 .Bi-Purlck A. Foyarty plaintiff error, AIT tho
United states IN 10 the Cucut VI the United
states lOr the southern District OF NewlOTk Dismissed
No lZ4-lhe United Pacnc Railroad Company. plainun
IL Lucia knuth Advanced pursuant L. 18th rule
No u % Thomas 4. NCMauIs, appellant AIT NlIlr,d
Stsndi-h and others Motion rtsCind
dI,uIs-Hg appeal and for leave 10 docket submitted
No 34O-ilr PacIc Railroad Company OF Missouri appel.
liant agt the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company OF lcrs
Argument concluded.
No Sol-Rebe,ca r. Meien. appellant agt susan l. Wal.
lace. Argued
No. a35-Iue Board OF Supervisors o. Carroll County,
plaintiffs In error. Dewitt ". ~Uth Argued and as.
United
40. 24i-Naucy A.. FlruCt0n etc. apDelagts eyt 1 ~
Jefferson AM UlIo.S ArB Imeut begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
THE MARIE-GARRIsON SUIT.

: In the Marie Garrison suit before Referee
Dwight yesterday No. l69 Broadway referee
cided that the books OF r. L. Cutting, IT, Co.. could uos
be put evidence show when certain stock in the
Missouri Pacific Railroad purchased 10y the plaintiffs.
The questions In regard official and unofficial records
winch caused much trouble at the last hearings,
disposed Of finally by the referee who ordered that what
had been omted-pages 4,679 TO 4,713-shoud go upon
record. After making the order the referee said 10
agree with the counsel for defendant Mr. Clinton,
that the court has power under any circumstances to
inquire to whether unofficial sten0graphic notes
record correctly the proceedings 10 court
Of Justice particularly where in this case they are
made public communicated 10 the referee IFS
and action. am willing as b0tt. parties assent to have
tho Official sienO rapuer continue 70 take everything
the hearings Al the same time wish It understood that
matter taken by hm beyond the record viii have any
ega standing IN cOIt, and IS not TO be referred 20 In
any way Except - any private memorandum kept by
individual not connected with the case mi4ht be-"
Mr. Clinton and Mr. Puuey both tried 10 speak once,
hut the referee old them that he would not allow any
discussion whatever.
Mr. clinton .emphatcalyl-I want 20 remark that from
this time forth shall not consent that the Official
steuosrapher take any notes but for the Official record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
CARDINAL McCLOsKEYs THANKS.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The following is the

WASHNGTON, April 21.-lhe following Is the
OF letter addressed TO tho Secretary OF state ApH
I, BY CoadlutOr Archbishop CorTigan:
IN the name Of Cardinal McCoskcy have the honor to
ackn0w edge the receipt of your favor OF the 29th ut,
which conveys gratifying intelligence that the Amer
lean College n Rome has been exempted from the sale
impending over the property OF the Propaganda. Ills
EminenCc pegs tender his sincere thanks To HIS Excel
cucy President to yourself and to Mr.. Astor Minis
tor Resident IN Rome, for the very courteous prompt ana
ecaciOus interest taken IN this matter BESIDES express
ing own Indebtedness for the good Offices or theGoV
erIlnent kindly and successfully nteIposed' the
Cardinal feels that he may also IN the premises make
himself the Interpreter of the gratitude OF the oihel
bishops OF the United states well and OF the entire
Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
4 rETErAY or 1912 on THE CHEAP CABS

Several sons and grandsons of veterans Of
te Wax oflsI2 met at Military Hail. last night to take
steps for forming The Society of 1912. OF NewYOrk"
on the plan OF that In existence in Philadelphia
The venerable General Abram Daily presided. Adjutaut
J. Gould Warner saldi General they've got a cab
YOU can ride all oyer tho city IN EN- for - cents and
they're painted black and yellow Ike potatobug with
thr Prince Ndloss COatOf-drnS 'ein-a round thing
with tail 90 IT," The old Generals eyes twuklrd, and
smile spread over bis he said. "Wc II 10 hadn't
been Tor the veterans Of the War ot 5l2 they'd have all
thr agi-tocracy this country they wanted" The few
veterans present chucucd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
4 TIcIoRr F0R UALI0NS Mr.. PICKUICK.

LONDON, April 21.-Thc second spring meet
ing of thc SaudOwu Park Club began to-day. The Nelter
handicap Wa won by Mr.. j.. e. Waltn'- siHyear-
old bay horse Mr.. Tickv.ck Mr. LeVi-ou> fyeycarold
bay horse, Glasgow. came I'm s-cou' aud Sir G. Chet-
vya'S fpUI-N c.f-lu chestnut -tilAg, scales, third
liner were uO oci starters. The bctung al Tie start
va i've tO TWO against tr. PIch1Ick, three 10 one
sgar~ Glasgow. aud eleven 10 Ten Scales. MI Pick
wick by mali length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
COURT OLE APPEALS

ALBANY April 24.--ln the Court of Appeals
to-day, Chie'Ju,rce William c. Ruger and associate,
present, the following business was transacted:
70 l6--Sheph-d T Knapp. receiver appellant ay John
1. mellow Az aud Others. respondents Argued,
No So Elizabeth snyder appellant act -yi,tstsr sLyer
ana another, executors, .pu.lents. Ar1uet
NO .itlu.crt f. tIooEe AND Other. uppel ants
County OF KINGS. Respondent.
.u-ooelt j. tIuoto aui otArs appellants. ast John
d. Prince, respondent Argument begun
The day calendar for Friday. April IS Is.
NOS 2i0 BOO lj3, l51, lJ5 1877, los and 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
COURT CALENDARs-APRM 25.

suraFAE COURT Before Barrett, Nos Il Al,
a. uu 81 o. tj. un. a. o. 81, o. rl cl, 100 lol III,
26l
suragNg CovGI-sPEcIAL rEaN-netoro Van Worst, j.
Gusv No
sUrEEMR CoUur-CRcuu-P,Er II .-Before ponohne, J.
Nos 500 ZOO 1919 loss iou9 So to0o "a 1tOt iIOe
1894 1893 2l5 "A 1898, 1904 1888 1919. 1870, 1928
l,37 lisa 1880 26o 1885, 6p6E 2o00, 1881 1881 1850.
1887, 1913, lSSS. 1859
SuPkRME COURr-CRCUIT-PARI UL-Beore Van Brunt,
J-Aos lllS. 104 1Vol, $50. .AO3 aA2 AS "a 2iS 5Sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
FAvORING TIE STATE OF TACOMA.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-SenatOr Platt re-
ported favoraby to-day from the Committee on Terri
tories the bill to provide the formation and admission
into the Union OF the state of Tacoma He submitted
report that IN the opinion OF the Committee, 5On
Territory and that portion OF idaho Territory which - In
81 ded hy tho bill within boundaries OF the proposed
state have now a population equal to che number re-
u entitle IL to atiOn ia COuEre55.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
L4EGE PURCHASES oF rE1L ESTATE

Fire Commissioner Richard Croker has &C
que. O. handsome house Oh Mount Aouisave., south OF
OnelUadIodand- hiId--t, al cost Of $4,000
TIE jay-st basin, with parts o. the Harrison and Jay
~ whsrfs has been purchased Boy the New YOrF West
Shore ana Buffalo and The New ioik, ontario and West
en- Railway Companies for 100000 from the Rhine
iaD.sr estate.
Property tho west side Of Flithaye just north o.
TIf' SAITH SEC has been bought W Mrs Helen Cutting
SOf u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
B4SEBlLL NEWS.

hoEy VICTORIES FOR ThE VISITING LEAGUE
MINES.
In spite Of the disagreeable weather yesterday
about 600 spectators Washin ton Park BROOK
iyn 10 with IS the game of baseball between the Boston
LEAGUE and Brooklyn mines. The champions WELDED jhc
bat with IN re telling effect than the nome players and
won the game. Both pitchers were 0atiei freely Inc
fielding was good particularly that Of the Boston nine
wilson formerly local amateur made his trst ap
pearnce with the Brooklyn nine, and If he continues 70
play as he did yesterday he Will greatly strengthen them
The score is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
THE QUESTION OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE
-FOUR REPORTS SUBMITTED FROM HOUSE COM

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Thc House Com
nittce Oh the Judiciary today submitted four reports
relative to extending the right Of sufre to women
The adverse M oy report prepared by Repres.
tive Mayoury and says, IN part: 40 permit the en-
trance OF political contention into a home would DC
either useless peralc.Ous-u ele5s II man and wife
agree and peruiciousu they differ In Tie former event
the volume OF ballots alone wou1 be increased without
changing results. the latter tho peace and content
mcnt OF nomc would be exchanged for the bedaIn OF
political debate, aud become the OF base and
demoraIzing intrigue"
Messrs. Reed z. B. Taylor, T. NJ.
Browne, and McCod, N their minority
report says The association OF the in the family
circle in society aud in business having proved improy-
ing TO both neither history sense 20
justify the that association politics VIII lower
the one or demoraiize the Other. . No reason on
earth can given by those who claim suffrage as right
OF manhood which make II right OF woman
hood also. II the suffrage is 10 be given protect
hiu his lie. liberty and property, the reasons
urge that be- gwen 70 woman Ol she has Inc c
liberty and property 90 protect"
Mr. DOseiner while cOncurring with the majority In
recommending that the matter Do laid the SAYS
tnmk IL probable that tne Interests OF society viii
soon require that woman should have the right OF sui
frage and not willing TO say more than that the
present not OppOrtune time for submission 10 tue
htatcs Of the proposed amendment"
Mr. POland'r r. port says The Office and duty which
and vigorous portion OF her lIfe YOU'D Often render IL
impossible and st more ndecac for .cr appear and
ac IN caac.sc5 conventions elections, ~ act -
member or q legislature or AZ q juror drudge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
GENERAL FISK FINED FOR CONTEMPT.
Ennnrnl Glintnn r Eisk hns hnnn s,lhnmnnn.

witness several times In the action OF Francis J.
Fogs, IN which General Fskis the defendant. lie has
refused to questions put to him before Commits
Shields the master IN the An order died
yesterday In the United circuit Court and signed
by Judges Wallace and Brown tn which fine OF $500
imposed General Firk for contempt OF
Ing % answer the questions lie was committed TO the
custody Of the marshal until he agrees to them.
stipulation OF counsel ned with the order agrees
stay OF proceedings Tor ten days until the
taken ~ the supreme Court writ VI habeas corpus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 2I.-Captain Il. F. Brad
ford has been detached from the Pensacola Navy Yard
April 30 and placed waiting orders Passed Assistant
surgeon j. H. Hall has been ordered before tue Retiring
board The following OH ,er5 OF the Navy to-day
d accd on the retired list: Medical Inspector Henry {.
Nc-,n Lieutenant J. c. Freeman Passed Assistant Fur
econ samuel W Battle and vain Joseph Mcdonald
Pas,cd Assistant surgeon r. H. lenil who was recently
ordered to duty tho Hartford has rendered his TeoS
nation 90 the President and 10 was accepted today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
TIE MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLrB.

MEMPHIS, April 23.-The first race Of the first
dav al the meeting of the Memphis Jockey Club was won
10y Avalon. Distance, 81 Of mile; time lis. The win
Der sold In the field. The for tT0-yctrod flies,
distance half mile, was won by BlIrcycd Bole, the
faVOIl'e IIue p'3ia The Memphis -tdbcN Tor three
Yea--uld hIIcs q miles, were won by oe'nor Time,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
cRIncISNG the ENGLISH uILE.

A meeting of the New-York aud EewJersey
Auxiliary Society of the National Institute for the Pres
eryatoa Of Weights aud Measures beld ~ Room "a
Cooper Union, Wednesday. PAPER was read BY Jacob
NJ Clark u which he pointed out The correlation Of the
ancient listOue MEASURES. Ia answer 10 question 10
Traced Orlgu the English mile Oack % TIE survey
or EratOstheHes and said that il imperfect stand
erd OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

Thc foreign news in the New York papers has
become 20 cCbf0undedy untrustwOrhy OF late tnat The
OhfcOo 7rbuues special cables from Europe were rather
kaeGgre yesteIdsy.-tMu vaukee eentlLaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

How To WORK lT.-Uumlcy wanted to stand
h,, lud.aiy o couple weeks board and fuc
breakfast table he said m loud tone OF voice: "Ah, Mrs
nenduclsW "N,- DR. Dumcy." "Ah, VIII you bee kind
enough pour ltr cold water ia my cuICui II Is too
strong anu hot Alter breakfast che -adi Certainly,
Nh DumlcY, viii accommodate you willingly rhila
dclphia Call
QUITE So.-A eloup of wax statuary repre-
srutIug The Aboutu of slavery ln the United states"
Is being buIlt Tor Nrv-1urk museum. IL viii contain
figures OF Abraham Lincoln, Grant sheridan aud Han
cock aud Butter IA Tho ia, ground And by tue way,
Butter very much IA the bagkg JGnd Just at present.
fNOrnstOUu Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
NPUDENT LIBELLERS HELD FOR TRIAL.
JUSTICE LAWRENCE CPHOLDS JUSTICE WHITE ~
rmH, -cEnn.m "a PHI. Z IrNIAN A.E

Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court, re-
fused yesterday interfere with the decision Of Police
Justice White that samuel z. Garrett and Duncan A.
Rououdt OF Typographical. Union No. C, should be held
for trial the charge OF criminal libel These men
were arrested for distributing iupudent and malciJusy
false circulars as-al-ng Hugh OMEN, the dry goods
merchant The counsel of the Two applied to Justice
Lawrence for review Of the proceeding, ia which
held for trial putting forward technical Obi"c
the decision OF Police Justice White Justice
Lawrence refuses 10 Interfere with the decision OF Tho
police magistrate on the ground that rs the evidence
satisfied Justice Nitc that the prisoners should be held
Tor tI!Ml t.LeLe Is no Lrulud llr Intervention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

CONTROLLER KNOWS SUCCESSOR.

to him and approved by him before the construction
OF tho bridges Is begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

PRINCETON, Nd, April 2i.-The University
ans played to-day with the NcwIork uh. There was
slight improvement yesterday performance, but The
plaviur of the Princeton the whole careless
Ind loose Tie score Ia to IA favor Of New-HOra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

The undersigned pleuipoeDtaes have agreed upon the
following, wit l. The words industrial property" are
have most liberal Interpretation In the that
they apply not only u industrial products properly
so-cacd, but equally 10 agricultural products (wues
grains, fruits, cattle, etc.) and 70 mineral products
which enter into commerce, mineral waters, etc.,.
. Under the name " patents Of inventions are IN
Cudcd The different kinds of industrial patents recognized
by Tie legislation II the contracting states, pat
ents OBJ importation. patents o! improvement. otO
g. IL IS uudcrstOOd mat the final provision Of Article
Of the treaty shall WORK prejudice 20 the legislation
OF either OF the contracting states In that which concerns
suy proceedings before the Tribunals and the competency
OF Ruch tribunals.
The pieuipo entiary OF the United States Of Amer
Tea having stated mat by tAe terms Of the Federal
sutuu0u tho gAt Of egsang upon Che subject OF trade
business marks Is 10 certain extcH reserved to the
Of the Union IL Is provided that the
visions treaty shall 10 applicable only within the
constitutional pOwtrs OF tho high contracting parties.
b. The organization The special service OF Industrial
property mentioned IN Article II snail include lar
may be, the publication in each STATE Of periodical Of
nCial journal
q. Ihe expenses Of the International Bureau
Instituted by Article 49, shall IN exceed IA any
total sum representing average or 1000 uahos
Tor each contracting state.
In explanation Of the foregoing treaty and its
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-03-14
A Correction.

Veitor State Ledger:
had spread upon the journals of the
House yesterday an explanation of my
cote on the Public Printing 3ill. | am
reported As voting against the proposi-
zion to let the Public Printing to the
lowest bidder, when | intended voting
70 let the printing to the lowest bidder.
This should have appeared in TEg
CLARION, but from some cause il takes
no notice of IT, V. II. WARTS.
March ilth, 1884,
Or, Watts ought to know that TnE
CLARION reporter could have no motive
in emitting his name from the vote on
the bill referred to. We publish the
shove in order to give him the full benc.
1t Of his position on the question. THE
CLARION is never Intentionally unfair.
but slips will occur in the hurry of
sapiling Legislative report. Sever.
81 have occurred during the session,
and We have made corrections when
advised.