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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21
THE COURTS.

John Roche, Of the ship Liverpool was brought
before Commissioner Shields yesterday, charged
with having while on the voyage from Liverpool to
New York, wounded man named Hugh Little by
gashing him across the throat and stabbing him In
the head Held in $1,000 for examination.
The trial OF Killman, indicted for attempting to
rob the Park Bank, came up yesterday in the Court
OF Oyer and Terminer. The trial lasted but short
time, and the jury, after celebrating nearly an
hour, returned verdict Of not guilty, and Kilman
was discharged.
In the Fowler will case yesterday, before Surro-
gate Hutchings DIR. w. A. Hammond testified that
In his opinion the decedenu, Mrs. Fowler was un-
doubleday insane at the time of the making Of the
will.
The trial of Benona Howard, indicted for counter
letting stamps for match boxes, was resumed yes
terday. The evidence for the prosecution was
principally that of an approver. who testified to
the arrangements he had made for the engraving
and "transfer' OF the "eage" on the penny match
stamp. The case is still on.
The case of Judge Quinn, Justice OF the FRS: Ju-
dicia District Civil Court, against the Comptroller
came before Judges lngraham and Davis yesterday,
in the Supreme Court, General Term. OH an appeal
by the city from order OF the Special Term over
ruling the demurrer OF the city and giving judg-
ment for the plaintiff for the full amount of his
its decision.
The trial of Frederick Heggi, charged with the
murder of Frederick j. siegfred, by the alleged ad.
ministration OF poison, which is now progressing
in the General Sessions before Recorder Hackett,
had to be suspended yesterday in consequence Of
the indisposition OF juror. The trial will be re-
sumed this morning.
Edward o. J. Hare pleaded guilty to O charge of
forgery yesterday in the General Sessions. Sent
to the State Prison for three years. In the same
Court John Williamson, car pickpocket, was sent
to Sing Sing for two years and half.
In the Supreme Court Brooklyn, the suit of Will
liam Anderson against the John Hancock Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of Boston-the particulars
Of which have already been published settlement
was yesterday errected, the defendant reinquish-
ing eleven promissory notes for SIS 900 and signing
document generating the plaintiff Anderson)
from the false charges preferred against him
originally by the defendants, and on which the
PLAINTIFFS counter action was based.
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THE RETRcSCTIVE SALARY STEAL.

Whentt became known that some of the men,
pers OF Congress intended paying their shack
pay" into the Treasury letters like the following
were sent to them
WASHINGTON, D. c., March r. 1873
Sergeant-at-Arms OF the House to nav over vour
extra allowance to the Treasury. II this be so
Will you not reconsider and weigh the claims OF
the monument against all others send you
circular letter. such as is addressed to each men,
Der of the Forty second Congress- Very respect
'''' ''N JOHN S. BENSON, for the Society
THE CIRCULAR-"To oBLIGE BENSON"
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1873
SIR-I beg to call your attention to a circular let
ter which, during the late session OF Congress- had
the honor OF addressing TO Senators and mem bers,
suggesting contribution by each towards the
completion OF the Washington Monument. About
fifty affirmative responses were received, donating
sums varying from $25 to $780, and a few negative
ones, pleading Inconvenience"
Since then unfortunately when too late for an
appropriation during the SESSION. a special COM
ditlon OF the structure by engineers, and upon a
full investigation OF the whole subject have unani-
mously reported in favor of a contribution of
100000 by Congress; and Congress has added
$4,000 to the individual means of each Senator and
Member. These two circumstances--the one
establishing the duty of contribution and the
other rendering 1t easy to those to whom before it
was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the hepe that the
an example for their constituents to follow by
giving Iiberally to this neglected national object.
II is publicly stated that many OF those who OPP
cruing sum to worthy objects OF a public nature.
Ii this he 1t is submitted to them thai, in the
whole range OF such objects, there is none more
worthy tan this; and If all those who voted
against the increase were to turn 1t over to
this cause, they could thus alone complete the
monument and win the applause OF the world.
The suggestion Is respectfully urged upon their
consideration.
Contributions should be sent TO President Grant,
as President OF the Society, or to John Carroll
Brent, its Secretary. Due acknowledgement will
be made in all cases.
In all obedience, JOHN S. BENSON,
for Society.
"YOU CAN SEND THE DONATION
MARION, SMYTH COUNTY, Va,
March IA, 1873. !
DEAR SIR-We, see In the papers that you
have refused to draw part OF the back pay due by
act of Congress. few persons, less than
dozen, are trying to build a church, an Episcopal
church, in this town. and are rather at a stand
still for means. We would suggest to your favora-
bic consideration the idea Of taking this means
ana devoting II tn building churches and we
would thank you ior contribution for that pur-
pose. II you feel inclined to respond favorably
you can send the donation to Bishop John Johns
Alexandria, Va, and obge our
CHURCH COMMITTEE.
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BISHOP OORRIaAN,s CONsECRATION

IL has been determined by the Catholic authori-
ties Of the diocese Of Newark that the consecra-
ton of Bishop elect NJ. A. Corigan SHAH take
place in ST. Patrick's Cathedral, Newark. on May a.
the third Sunday after Easter and the Feast OF the
Patronage OF st. Joseph. IL has not hean on
n0unced who the ceebrant will be. thongh a. 10
generally believed Archbishop BayIey viii ofiicate
The preparations Will commence ere long with n
view TO having the grandest and most imposing
ecclesiastical ceremony ever witnessed In New Jer.
sey take place Oh The above date.
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CURACOA, FEB. "a, 1878.
At the demand OF President Blanco or venezuela
the Dutch government OF this island mas given
notice to quit the soil to the following Venezuelan
Generals :-Serrano, Gahan and Carmero. The two
last named are considered the bravest OF the oppo-
sitionists, and Guzman Bianco does not consider
himself safe while they are so near 10 him, although
they are entirely without means aud 1--we on tha
support OF friends.
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, March co. 1873.
In the Commission Of Appeals causes Nos. ~ and
So will be added to the calendar for Friday and no
further calendar will be made up.
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TIE BULLS HEAD BANK.
A Sudden Suspension and a Startling
Method Of Stealing.

How the Robbery Has Been Covered Up and
the Clews to the Robbers Destroyed-The
Discovery Made Several Weeks Ago
Strange and Reticent Statements by
the Officers of the Institution
The Books Either Stolen or
Mutilated by the Defaultsrs.
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One OF the ruIn0rS OF The street yesterday regard
ing the defacation was that one OF the clerks had
recently disappeared very suddenly and had not
must have abscOnded with the stolen money.
Other rumors are to the effect that certain
omcers OF the bank have been engaged
III heavy speeulatiOns IN which they lost
great sums. IL their appropriation OF
the property OF the bank has been going on, as it
the statement given above of its condition at the
end OF the last quarter must be false and was
falsely sworn to by the officers, whose names must
always be in the anidavit accompanying 1t. On
wall street yesterday 1t was said that one of the
tellers and bookkeeper OF the bank were the de-
iaulters and had taken not only the entire capital,
but also the surplus of the bank.
thorough investigation OF its AFFAIRS, which viii
now be made by an order OF Court, will probably
develop some startling facts. and may, it Is hoped,
fix the guilt OF the crime where 1t belongs.
The Bulls Head Bank Is one Of the oldest in the
state and has always possessed q fine reputation
for the safety Of its deposits.
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counsel and shall not for business this morning
"ieo'sm ''' Vs. '''' G. W. WILLErT, Cashier.
The last quarterly statement of the bank was
made December 49, 1872, and Is as follows:-
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The Former Standing Of the Bulls Head
Bank-Its History and Supposed Resources
and Liabilities -Rumors on Change.

Yesterday people on 'Change, and in most bust
ness quarters to which the rumor reached, were
startled by the announcement that the stanch old
Bulls Head Bank, at the corner Of Twenty-nfth
street and Third avenue long believed to be almost
invincble in point OF financial strength and man.
agement, had suspended payments, and that its
affairs, in most confused condition, we're under
going careful and anxious examination. The cause
OF the stoppage was not definitely known by many
persons about town; but proceeding to the doors
OF the bank building one mlght have seen posted
up in conspicuous position over the steps OF the
stoop the following notice.
BANK CLOSED,
$AFFAIRS ARE BEING INvESTIGATED-WILL RE-
PORT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
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TRoTTING AND PACING IN CALIFORNIA.
NEWS FROM CURACAO.

Time, 5:21h.
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dong anything unusual, as the parties concerned
in the affair we're known to be Americans. An opin-
ION prevails I'm London that the bills presented and
on which the funds were obtained were forgeries.
Such however is not the case. 1t would be next
to impossible to Jorge the bills of many of the
leading houses in London, for the reason tina t
the paper used by them is peculiarly tinted
marked In water and printed upon in q manner
to completely defy imitation. 1t would also re-
quire penman OF most
EXTRAORDINARY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
to reproduce with sufficient accuracy to betray n
Londen bank official the numerous signatures
there must have been many of these bills
That they passed unquestioned is proof OF their
they could not possibly be made by forgers. These
bills were drawn at three months date, and the
issuers no doubt expected to get safely out Of the
way before anything could be discovered in the
matter. They entirely ignored the almost inevita-
PIE chance that always prematurely brings to light
transactions OF this KIND. They presented two
bllls upon which the date OF acceptance had been
omitted, and that negligence revealed the whole
conspiracy. The calendar was at their dis
selves Of single day at the hour
OF their greatest need. This circumstance
points out still more forcby the fact that the OPP
orators were not exactly forgers but check rasers.
Their manner OF operating was. as soon ~ the
business OF the ONCE was in running order to pro-
cure check for small amount from some mer-
chant known TO stand well In the commercial
world, wipe out the figures by means OF an acid
lately invented for the purpose, and
I'll in t9s check Ss,n again Sr any smons the
ton nothing is disturbed but the writing. the
color OF the paper ana the water marks. Printing
and signature are preserved. as they are the prn-
cipal things to carry the instrument through
There has been
same men working In this city Tor the past three
months. Some OF them were arrested a lew DAYS
ago by Detective Farley and are now awaiting
trial. McDonald's right name Is supposed TO be
in an $4,000 case some me- three years nsAs ago
lie is apparently one Ot the coolest.
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-Extrait de PAbeiLLc :

Ala Chambre. Mr.. Butler, du MasSH
Chusetts, dit:
Avaut de prendre en- consideration lie
bill des droits civils, je desire presenter
Ia resolution que j'ai envoy6e Su seor6
taire ct faire quelques rema4ques'
LIE secr6taire lit Ia RESOLUTION R6so
lu cue ls oomitS judiciaire soft, par les
pr6sentes, autorisS q envoyer un sous
comits de deux msmbres dudit comite a
la Nouvslle Orleans, pour prendre des
t6moignages dams l'atfOlre de Ia mise on
accusation du juge F. Fl. Durell, sttnirs
qui deja 6t6 referee au comite. ct que
ce dit sous comii6 soft autorise otter
des tSmoIns, fairs vsnir des documents
ct Il employer un stenOgrSphe.
Butler continue Je desire Ajouter
que, parmi les accusations portSes con
tre Ie juge DurSIl, Sc trouve raocuSa-
ton dc mauvaise application des tOnds
ct do fausses procedures en- banqSeron-
to,
A moins que cette resolution soft a
doptSo, il faudra que tous les reglstre'
do bandueroute ou des copies soisnt ops
portEes devant le comite, CO qui neces"
siterait des frais consid6rsbles ct une 81
grande perte do temps, que nous ne
Verrlons probablsmont jamAis la hn de
cette investigation.
Quoique pas un seul dss membreS du
comitS judiciaire dGsrre SO charger de
cette affaire ct aIsr q ls Nile Orleans
pour ma part, je mai pas la moinrde en-
vie d'y aller ct je n'iral pas. CePendant
nous avons 6tt forces par un sentiment
de- devoir d adopter cette mesuro pouI
6purgner autSnt de frsiS que possible.
Mr.. Hofmau-PnnrIuoi Mr.. Butler
n'est.il pas satisfait d'envoyer un corr:
| Is dun ssul membro!
Butler-Nous voulons envoyer un co
mite do deux membres, un de chaqut
parti, atm quill ny ait point de partia-
lits.
Tn'y pas Tobjeotion ct la rssotior
est Sdopt6e.
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1S73-1S74,

Ecoutons notre estimable confrere du
Meschactbt qui pasSe en- revue les fats
ct gestos des plus grsndes PuissNnoes
de rEurope en- 1873, accompanies de
queIquos pronostics pour IVA, ct ter
mine son article par .un coup d'@il sur
les Etats- Unis. C'est 4 Oe point que
nous prenons Ia fin de son article;
Aux Ftats Unis, les fats nous sont
plus familiers ct une oourte mention
sufit. Grant ma pas encore fni le quart
de son second tsrme presidential cue
leia le parti don't II sert les ambitions ct
convoitises Ini ofFre un troisieme terme.
Ce parti, Qui s'appelle republican, en-
outrkgeant les principles r6publicains'
quoique lGgerement atteint dams des
elections paatielIes, a toujours IL pres
pondGrance num6rique don't il use ct
abuse. Une terrible crise fnaneiere ct
les actos de la plus honteuss corruptino
mont pu P6brHnler.
La loi dict6ce lEspagne ct subie
mar oette fere nation dams rHfEaire du
Virginius est un laurier de plus D ls
cUuronne, ii faoilemsut tress6e Au chef
ou plut6s au serviteur du parti regnant.
81 Cube n'appartient pas a fUnion, oe
nest que pertie remiss, ct st. Domin.
que sollioits le protectorat du peuPle
oui doit infailliblement commander d
tout le Continent.
Les Etnts subiuguGs du Sud ne sont
plus que des spectres d6ohsrnes' ct la
missre. descendant do haut en- bas, at
teint ct va bient6t dispenser la race
africaine qui fut la cause ou le piete3te
dune impIaoabls politique. lie paupe
risme, par reaction logique, menace les
sections viotorieuses ct tyranniques' ct
les habitants des oampagnes, CONNIE
ceux des wills, s'y Torment en- groupes
irritGs ct menasants, auxquel le Congres
so dispose q r6pondre par un surcroIt
dc taxes. LIE remade au NAL sera peut-
stre dams cette agitation oonstatee au
sein des couches laborieuses, qui, en- mn
do compte, sont le nerf ct Ia moetlle du
pays. C'est ce que nous Verrons ou
commenoerons d Voir dams Pannee au
seuil de laauelle nous allons heurter'
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champs dc cotton. Que les planteurS de
cotton ne perdent pas ce fait de vue, ct
nous croyons qu'ils foront sagement en-
semant queIques rangGes de Jute dams
leurs champs cotton, en- ayunt soin den
semer une rang6e 4 droite ct a gauche
de Ieur champ. sans oubIier den semer
une rang6o entire sept ou huit raDg6ss
de cotton. C'est un essai faire pour
s'assurer que 10 fait, avanc6 par Ie Di-
recteur de la Compagnie pour la culture
de Ia Jute ct du Rami6 en- Louisiana, st
si6geent a la Nile Orleans, est exact
Get essai ne vous ruinera pas, parce que
vous pourrez toujours tirer pNrti des fl
aments de la Jute, soft en- les vendent,
soft en- les ardant pour vous en- faire dos
cordes don't voua pouveE avoir besoin.
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Encore lie Yirginius.

Nous uisn avons pas fini svec l'atfaire
du Virginius. A peiue PEsPagne t'el-
10 rendu CO steamer aux Etats- OnIs' que
Ie seor6taire d'Etat Fish ct PaVoeat gs-
neral williams s'apersoivent que le Vir-
pinius n'avait pas le droit de porter le
PAVILION amerioain, ct que PEspagne
redemauds en- consequence, qu'on lui
remette 10 steamer. VOLTA dono le Vir.
qinius en- passe de faire la navette an
ire les deux pays, a moius qu'une vote
d'euu que siguale le t6legrSphe, ne s'a
grandisse assez pour faire oouler 6as Ia
cause inconscieute de ce ditferend' lie
meme hassard qui fait sombror, Juste
devant Ia fr6gate Arepiles, une barge de
oharbon, pourrRit faire couler 10 Virgi~
MUS pendant que les autorites judicial
res discutent sur son sort.
Les roles ont change. quoiqu'ii 90
soit, dams cette affaire. C'est fEspagne
oui, 4 son tour, presente ses reyendica.
tons ct, 81 lie fait all6gu6 par elle quaint
4 il pationalit6 du Virginius est recon
nu yrat, il ne peut plus 6tre question ae
salut en- I'honneur du pavilion ameri-
cain. QUAINT aux prisonniers rendus' ce
nn,ils auront dc mieux fairs. sera de
y dispenser ct de disparaitre momentaH
nament de la scene. La justice de ZOE"
Gle Sam ne se montrera pas tres Seiee
nour les retrouver. Mais leur rehFoi
sous Ia juridiction espagnoie est hors de
ouestion. Les oonssiIlers do president
Grant ont conduit toute cette anaire
evec une maladresse insigne, qni rem
dra administration plus impoPulaire
on'elle No rstait d6ja mRis on ne peus
snnposer uu'ils oonsentiront o Sc fsIre
Iss Pendarmes De rEspagne. lis devrons
a. eontenter d'empeeher le dSpart DC
nouyalles expeditions Hiousheres' sila
veulant dvitsr d'AVeir aioasr' 90 nov
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A NOS ABONNES.

ouond les graines ou Plantos que lo
,ol,ysteur met dams la terre, Npres ia
,oir lsbourse ct hers6e, prodniS'nt oe
,bles tesultats, par suite dune Ss'soh
dtt6 rop pluviouse, il est evident que
!, Dlsnteur ne peut Sc rtjouir' Nous
prcstOns done de Ia Circumstance du re-
oouvsllement de punn6e pour souhHiter
4 poa Abonn6s uno bonne recoIte' soIt
,prIoulteurs on marOhands. La bonne
rSoolte profile 4 tout le monde Qu@nu
Ia eultivateur des groenb acks dams So
poche, il aChete, ct, en- achetHnt' ii t"it
msrchsr 10 commerce, ct, le commerce
trayaillant fait aller dif6rsotes bran
Ches d'industrie. Nous ne sommes pas
waIin en- vous predisant que pannee
1874, 81 vous saveS Vous y prendrs,
yOus donnsra de bons rGsultats, par Get
a simple raison que deux mauveiSe'
spp6ss 80 suivant, sout une chose pet
probable. Courage done, amis plan
tours les beaux jours reviendront'
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La Cause PCrduC.

Une correspondence int6ressante on
tro le DIR. Joseph Jones, sccr CtRire de
la SociGlG HistOrique du Sud, ct Ie &c
neral ), Cooper, eK adJudant general
des ktats Coniedc'os, pubiIGe recem~
ment, went de r"nettre en- lumlere deS
inl'S ycrl'aI'r'''Ph' SurPr"""n'S "G SuJ'4
oe Ia 'u''S oorolHue sou'tnue par 10 ""u
caits narfs,temont GtnbIis mr. Ies docu-
,not. nGcioIs
c,o. ,;..o..;,,o 1o..6a.o
rIl6as non1ant trute In unerro, mn IN
,nais 1lnns,T 600 000 Lommes.
80 r,..c..rzJL.I. 49,. ;;
'''S i''"'9 E"'''O'' I' " 1"' 6mn Jn,','I,1 mn,
"u' ua'' 'eo' u'''"'0' P'oS u' ''''''|
NOMINEES t" o0uPuBne O." ''.e'io 'o'NP' ;
j. DE 1861 1868, les forces. comic
d6r6es, engage"s dune taGon active,
mont csc que dc 6OV,OOO.
d Lee nombre total des d6cGs, pen.
cette pGriode, a Gt6 dc 100000.
70 Tosnortos do nrisopniors co,nntGes
compliant CONNIE pertes totales, par
suite de- la politique d'Gshange des Etals
TTnis, ont G,G dc 200 900!
70 Las nertes de rarm6s con(6rG,6r
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conque do Ia construction du puts

conQue do Ia construction du puts
Pour bien SO renseigner Sur la com
position des diverses couches de la ter>
re quill doit traverser, ct de maniere
CO gull puisso sly pr6Parer, Mr.. De
Ham opere de la meme fncon quo les
ouvriers qui sont la recherche dune
mine de p6trole, Quand il presume quill
approohe dune couohe de sable, qui, sill
le laissait Sc r6pRndre, obstruerait ses
travaux ct oCcasionnerait peut>6tre la
perts de tOus les OuyrRges executes, il
arrGte d temps son 6tayement en- bois
pour le laisser devenir uns base de ri
ret6 ou TOn puisse Sc tsnir, ct remplace
l'Gtayement en- bois par un en- fer pose
en- bas en- sections cirCulsires. Quand il
est parvenu a passer ainsi a trAvers la
cOuche de sublo, il reprend probable
ment son 6tayement Gu bois jujqu'A oe
quill atteigno Ia mine de SQUIRE. Alors
il emploie r6tayement on fer, ct, avant
de terminer son muvre, ct CONNIE s6cu-
rite, il place en- bHs diverses sections en-
fer, construisant 10 dernier au milieu de
la mine, ct CONNIE il travaile en- haut,
I'sspace entire la construction octogone
en- bos ct les tubes en- fer sera relic au
moyen de ciment.
Quand il rencontre une Veine d'eAu.
les hommes abandonne Ia machine fo-
rer ct la besogne Sc fait par une PomPe
a sable jusqu'a ce que PeRu soft entie
rement ext, ate par le tube en- fer. Aus
sit6t que Peau est pomp6e, les hommes
roprsunent Pop6ration du forage. II en-
est de meme quand on doit iravsrser
une couche rooheuse, le travail est en-
tierement fAit par une machine la sur
face du pats, ct le sable gu los autres
debris fats par rinstrument dc forage,
sont extraits pur la Pompe sable. Get.
to operation termin6e, los hommes dss
eendent ct continuent 10 foregs q Ia
main. Quand le rocher est sufissmmenl
entam6, il nest pas neoessaire de des
cendre 10 premier tube EN- fer, mais on
doit s'occuper dc oette operation aussi-
TOT quill est perc6.
Mr.. De Ham SO propose Dc commen-
Ger le persement dun nouveau puts ct
n'entend tirer auoun parti de rsnoien
puits don't les tubes sont perdus par
suite dc la negliSence que l'on mise Il
prendre les precautions nScessaires. II
doit 6tre d'autant plus iAt6ress6 au sue.
cea de son enterprise, quill s'est engages
pour $25, 600 sur les 100000 gull doit
recevoir pour le travail conduit d bonns
fin.
Nous ne creignona pas do pr6dire que
il r6ussira, parse qu'il est un homme
essentiellement prRtique, qui ne craint
pas pmuvre gull a enterprise ct gull
dirige toujours en- personne. De temps
temps, nous ferons un rapport des pros
gres quill aura fats, ct, dams peu de
mois. nous visiterons les mines, ct aIors
nous serons q meme de donnsr an rap
port satisfaisant. II pris rengSge-
ment do llvrer le puts dams l8 mois
mais, sill 10 livre au bout de 10 RoiS, il
recevra un bonus de $4,000.