New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07

WILL MIR. KtILY BIZ ENABLED 10 HOLD OVER 'Nih'
Mr. GRACE TAXES OFFICE !-How HE NAY 81
oUsTED.
Ever since the understanding between IammSnY
md Irving Halls prior to the ia,o c IONS
politicians OF both organizations have bcen ANXIOUS
to know whether Mayor Cooper wouIn l,ho -. ni
John Kelly as Controller when ms term Oh our
expireS Ii Is known that Mayor COoVer was az
prooched before the nominations for the democratic
county ticket were made, ana assurances eNcu
that ii 1T. Kelly should be renomlnated Tor 1on,
iroller Mr. CooTar would receive the support OIL
Tamlnany Hall tor a denomination as MAYOR
These ovcrturcs were rejected 1t Is therefore
argued that the Mayor Is not likely 10 fehehihaVc
Mr. Kelly. aud the Iattcrs only chance OF safety
is in holding over until Mr.. Grace takes ONCE Oh
January |. ..,o, u,
Eellvs term rs Controller expires. Andrew II.
Green was appointed on November -, 10 III Wv
pnexpuci terra ot Richard h. Conn0'N ne WIS
rcappointcd foI full tenn, and WIN V'ile'n
other heads OF departments was IrtaNfn G Krir
the provisions ol the charter of 1873. Mr. My
was nominltcd as Mr. Green s9oceSS"t AWAY, o,
= 1876. by MavOr Nickham, ana Wa al olivc no;
frmed by the Board OF Aldermen: INC question -
whether Mr.. kclly's term Of once ,oHPIvs
November = or December Z. Inc pl0bapilV lS
mn to nrevcnt All LEGAL complications. the npmlna-
tiou of Mr. kellV'S successor VIII d0t he Scut 20 'C
Board of Aldermen before December = II IS sHid
that Andrew H. Green Will be named ny the Mayor
if there is any chance of ms continuation Inc
present Board of Aid, rmCn consists OF nlnc ram
many. seven Irving Hail. and six Rephhhcah mem
hers Thort are tour of the Iammany members
who were not TcnOminatcd,and Il IL thought t.al
they may not feel idyOrably diSpONd toward NIX
Kelly on this account. As they have nothing 10
lose they might bc induced TO vote Tor some one
else The Irving Hal, members might naulaIiY re
supposed 10 vote against Mr. Kelly out since lhr
political changes of the pas two mon rs inns Is M
by any means certain. TWO nj ic'st are n'"''SH 80
be Open 10 Influences. poi teal or oih'iWlSC. A'WI
canvassiug The Boarl thoroughly. II WI he Io4to
that nearly the full Rcpu -llcah Nolr Is hccdCu ~
confirm Nr kcllY's successor NhclU,r II ,,e
de.met best hY them to JON IN gushing hI' hTIS
from his position the head OF the lnaiC' ~
10 al
Eracc fakes Office when his confirmation Is only
matter of time is something that Wi, soon receive
Tie earnest consideration OIL INC h'P''i"" 0'''0'''
IN TIE INTEREST OF AGRICULTURE
The last Legislature chartered an institution to
be known as the New-Iork tXpeumcutal station
for the purpose OF promoting aggcnitoi@ "a It's
various branches. II was provided mat us man
arrm-nt should he mtrusted to Board to be So
iccted by TN" appointment of one member eaCh
nom agricultural ANA HORTICULTURAL SociritS 10 thc
nrmbrr OF seven: two members were TO hc ap-
pointed by the Board itself. IL Was also provided
tb.t thc dairy interests should he represented by
ono society. Inc Governor OF the Sttje ana the
director OF the station were t0 be cN-oi' J." mem
hrrs. The sum OF SlO.OoN Was appropriated LOT
making "a beginning. A question has arisen as to
whether the station should Ice c'ntfaHIvd ana Vuc
money expended in securing land hitting up cN-
pertinent fields. stables dairy rooms, ana q chcn-
zeal laboratory and rooms Tor scientific work, or
whether the money should be used in making eN-
pemcHts IN different parts OF the state, lnaSIhuch
ns there Is great diversity in the soil well the
climate. IN order to further the plan OF an expert
mental station, and have an Interchange Of opinion,
n meeting was held at GARDEN City yesterday
afternoon OF practical aud thcoetcaI farmers:
There were present Dr \. ;. Heath president OF
the Farmers, Club; h. II. Martin, SECRETARY OF the
American Instltutc Colonel Jones and ID. Peck, of
Brooklyn: Bloodgood II. Cutler. G. l.. Allen, George
I. Hewlett. John ODOnncIl Fierce Odeil, OF West
chester. Isaac II. Cocks. J. Howard RuShmore,
Robert Coyer, d. Il. Gardner ). II. Platt and
many others The meeting was called to order by
Dr.lleath and j. Ho" ardi HusAnIore was appointed
secretary.
After short speeches from number OF those
present. a committee consisting OF MeSSrs. ODon-
NELL Rushmore and Cox, were appointed to draw
resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting
md forward them to the Governor. The resolution
recommended that the fund set apart for the sta
tion be expended only to such extent as may give
promise of practical results and that III such eX-
pcnditure only such persons be employed as siiaH
have at the time of their engagement reputation
for their SPECIAL department. and that the director
have reputation among the farmers OF the state fol
practical Kno NleGge of agriculture.