New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09
GENERAL NOTES.

A New-Jersey shoe manufacturer recently
prop. hire cts Ia the South Care,ins State
PeniteBtLary paying foF them at the rate Of 10
day, aud employing them exclusively within the PM
Tertiary grounds. He stipulated that he should
200 con viets the Ofset bat TINS proposition re.
jceted and then applied Tor 100 BY the stes &C,
counts this proposal had been acted upon Fs busS
ness Offer whether Il be accepted or not. 10 likely
Of value by calling attention TO the present Improbable
and grous 0f convict labor ia South Carolina
At present 800 convcs hired out to railroad phos
phaie and other companies. at VARYING prices. Dss
prevalent among them. but the worst feature OF
system - the ear ote-cApe which allows IL Is sad
tIa there 1913 eacaped c.nycis al large IN ths
STATE. many % whom are OF course prepared 70 repeat
with greater success the crilOes Tor winch Eey Ee
Originally Imprisoned
According 10 one account OF the death OF
sopAoccs the poets demise caused by Joy at h OBJ
tauinR dramatic victory II be could have foEeseea that
22-7 years after his DEATH tickets 10 the riogmance
h- az pu. Tyrsnnus" would De goDbled mp by speea-
iators Ia a university town unknown Continent,
the rapture which took him Of would undoubtedly nays
been augmented. Looking at tue matter DOS with
keeucr indulgence and with possible profits from tbs
boK.o;f e 10 disturb his reflections. bs probably coz
deuns the spe, spirit OF Harvard undpr
The sale OF tickets for the Greek play began IN tsrr
bridge nj 10 o'clock Monday morning AZ which hour
sixty seventy we're ia line, but the rst two secured
between too aDd 800 OF tho seats and the next few
purchasers nearly all Of the desirable places t
nz Moss Of he peeuls Ofs are said 90 Dc sindens Han
the tick 10 were reserved tor Boston. aud ihee
the distribution much more general. not more Ihas
dozen tickets being taken ~ singie buyer
No other characteristic OF the French peas
autry 10 ~ marked ~ their thrift fact has bssa
universally reccgu zei. especially since half the cup
boards in he nation contributed 10 pay the Enormous
Indemnity Germany. Ths characteristic Is a. once
ulotiye for the osiab!ishGe1st u
school savings bnks n,utaiIons which exist Ia no oihs
country and haze - constant and large Fen
pamphlet recently published III France the following
faces taken: In the year isIs saylngs banks see
established 10 upward OF iO.4tD schools aud since that
they have rBpidb Increased. particularly 10 tN
southern and nlral departments Ia that Of Aube ne
uuiuOcr OF bank. 272 to 357, and 90
posts FROM 1915 60 OF. The actual moneys Being
- $40 francs III 1878 and 459ls franc. at tie ,nd u
ls79 la Eure Lore there but tsrty banks IA
1877 ana uine,y IN 1879. Win 2ol2 scholars OWE
INK banking accounts amounting IN 4o2 400 francs IN
the aggregate. In Hetsut the number OF banAs had
Increased IN one year from 81 207. OF accounts from
l.1Gs 10 $50. aud Of moneys, from 1880 "a 2l4T
Ia otter depart ie ns the education insp e.
have recently been very sucees.ia 10 eneout.sn
the system, snd ~ the present tune tEore - seSS
banks IN the CITY Of Toulouse alone.
Every day brings fresh addition 10 tic
mass rcp1ris upon The prospect Of peach crop n
Delaware the coming Summer While their general
drift has bren adverse very few Of them precued
clear and valuable facts. But Mr. Byron d. Halstd
OF FAssaic has courteousy sent 10 The TRlBrSEa
record important results from MICROSCOPIC eHanius
tom twies from Of leading varieties ghNa
bad been forwarded him from Milford, Dc The buds
upon each set were Az carefully onsituiasiy
tArough tie centre aud the following detailed state
ment OF tile results obtained; Early Beatriee-FoWer
buds, dead. CO. alive. lateral stem buds. dead V
alive, none terminal buds, dead 3 alive none lhs
wood OF the tWigs dark col0red and apparently no
less. Old NJ iSon-Flower BUDS. dead. o.; alive pooe'
terminal buds. dead. Il sliye. 10 The twies didi0.
seem much iuiGrrd and VII probably make q eroNtAa
wood though fruit Is 10 oe expected. Crawford Late
Flower buds dead i07 alive. nO0e: lateral stem buds
dead, ); alive. terminal buis. dead. !; Al!Te =
Early Aexander,-Flower buds. dead So; alive, Doae;
terminal buds dead s. alive, none. AZ Of the ,~st :
were badly injured black and dead. THIS variety ~ Isl
have suffered ypry severely. Reeves Fayoute-fi0"3
buds dead. 80 alive lateral stem buds. dead, ~
alyc >; terminal buds. dead O. alive, rwizs grves
ouc NOT badly injured The lateral buds are small and
close 10 stem Among the asst To sutgr, but crop
hopcd for smOck Flower buds dead, 80; alive, g0ie;
lateral stem buds deai 10 alive. none termiua buds
dead none alive. T. Ihls gives peculiar Results mo
lateral buds form stems ali dead, while the cod
buds Of the bran nss retain their vitality rroths Early
- Flower bats dead, -: alive. none lateia sien
buds. alive. Ii: terminal buds. dead. awe =
Twigs seemingly IN fair condition Total-fl0Ser bdds
dead, 402 alive. lateral stem buds dead SSi
alive %: terminal buds, dead, 20; alive. 81 as'
IIai-ted adds: From this t wonie appear tiA' nS'
only has the peach crop for TINS been drfrojea
but that The the whole suffered very Baby
One not sish paint any distressing picture oa'
there believe that orchards VIII hafvo
be planted before another crop IKE that 9! !SsV ss
produced VI course twlgs 81 ony icN "vts StH at
otheg localities suffered lees. just ~hai zoe
iJT-d tIrr- Will do the coming season car OnJ w wv
mined ne the year ADVANCE
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