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New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
THE ARRESTED LOTTERY DEALERS.

The three prisoners who were arrested on
Tue 5day by Detectives Wooscy ana kierns OF the CITY
Hall police on the complaint OF Anthony Comstock, who
charged them with violations Of tho Lottery law,
arralgned before Justice klbTeh at the TOmbs Police
Court yesterday. Stephen Sullivan, the clerk In the en-
ploy OF A. O. Bills at No. l7G Greenwch-st, and j. Oar
row. alias Charles b. Barron clerk for Thomas H. HAYS
& Co nj No. G97 Broadway were held IN 5000 each
rcs Tnis the messenger for the Central Occ OF the
dealers in Kentucky lottery tickets, was committed in
81 600 sullivan gave the necessary BAN at once and was
r.lcnsed from custody, but the other prisoners
locked M i'm the TOmbs lt reported that the necgs
sary bondsncn Tor Iu5 ana Darrow would be procured
and that both probably would be released very soon.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
SAFES FROM THE BOND STREET FIRE.


The work OF removing the safes from the
ruins Of the Watbam Building in BOud-s progresses
slowly Only two safes removed yesterday, both
being found upon the west side about 30 feet from
Bond-st. Tie first safe cxhumcd was made by T.. NJ
Hcudrckson, and owned by Carter, Hawkins y
soan II opened and its contents were found TO be
in good condition. t contained jeYery and grcenbacks
of the value Of 100000. The second safe, also
manufactured BY Z. VI. Hendrickson and owned by
Carter HaW kin ~ Sloan had been somewhat cguShedby
the fall. 1t cOntins jewglry valued at S2oOOJO and
number OF sycr bricks and wire, estimated to be worth
$4,000. IL will be opened pG3Oably to-day
Two of the safes recovered Tuesday opened at
Marvin * Co.'S mduufdctUry yesterday. me mOsC I'M
port mt ono the property Of Robbins Appleton and
was made by Valentine & Butler. u contained ponds,
securities and paper valued at SjJOODO ana Is Sli 10
have been exposed 10 Tie hottest part of the lc Nhen
opened, tho contents Oi The outer apartment consisting
al books were found to be only s,hty cOorcd by the
heat The inner compartments VIII not De opened uhiu
TODAY bat it T. believed that the bonds AID other prop
csty win be found m.njI;ci The second safc opened
YESTERDAY ~ llarvus factory also tac property Of
Robin, * Appleton. and was manufactured by Ealth-
tic e Butler. Il contained Jewels and silver plate worm
100000 None of the contents were ii iuc Ir@a: lnl
Inc elIc owned By Taylor CO., ana made ~ IeiWI
ger a. Coz was opened yesterday, AID me contents CON
-iilg oi and several thOu,a nj dollars worth oI
jcy,cry found in perfect cpni-ton fifteen s"1cs
yc, remain ~ tie ruins. With few exceptions thry are
filed with watches. Jewels, silyerWaic, bonds, &C.,
valued III nearly S!UO,OJo.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL CO.'S PLEDGE.

The announcement of thc auction sale OF
oa5 900 tons OF coal week by the Pennsylvania Coal
Comuany continued to be the principal subject OF con-
ycrsatlon among coal dealers IN this city yesterday
Some doubts were expressed that the whole quantity
would be sold. George \. Hoyt Fice-Pfcs.dent OF the
Co,1r,ny stated 30 u TnBuSL reporter that the sale
would take place advertised, and every ton would be
sold II there was any 10 buy it, The company could
not now afford 90 otherwise, as the Withdrawal or
any portion of The amount Advertised would lnJure 1t
much tlan il could possibly gain by such course
"if any one has any doubts about the matter
lie will not have long TO wait, he continued somewhat
,liagliy Tie story that the company made con
traces which Will Keep rs IlEcp HctNt!y AT Work the
greater part the summer is too absurd on s iaco 10
need rctuun. No have contracts ahead FOR coal 10
delivered except those which DtunB tu the usual cur
rent monthly traisA, uonS OK tue Once we shhI nave
tAus making the sdlo equal 10 tto over lopUOo TONS
month. - long wo cohtinGc iAlLlhs We must Scll
our coal ana those who Wish contract now lOf some
time TO come will have IN opportunity next Iuesday.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
THE MAIL SERvICE DISPUTE.
TIE POINTS or DIFFERENCE as TOLD by THE RAIL
WAY OFFICERS.

TIE POINTS or DIFFERENCE as TOLD BY THE RAIL
WAY OFFICERS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-The dispute be-
tween the POstOcc Department AID the Philadcp phia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company in REGARD
to the mail service over tie branch lines connecting with
that ro has not yet been settled The officers Of the
RAILROAD company state that tho point OF difference be-
tween the company and tlo Post-OHcc Department is
that, while the latter I-ists upon making Ph!adcuha
TIC terminus Of the Ea routes OF the Baltimore &c ra
aud Delaware branch roads fHr a e railroad iacllj-
tics and tTaE.p tation cOuCslod il ncyeTtha,
holds the otnc hand that Tie junction stations as IL
min tGn and ai"kiE) miist x The ns ~ those routes
in determining the rate ipr pay for tho service over
those routes The paItment Is unwilling 10 iaAe into
the fact i.al All tc facilities OF the tgO
branch routes By the railroad COMPANY continued
through 10 Philadelphia s'ryicc equal to hauling a
mail and agent lC5 miles day. lhn coin
pdIy that The Ie Of pay these branch routes
be continued - Pniladrl ,I, il conformity WIN the
service actually performed Iis thr department de-
cn.s dO and hence tins issu". The railroad company
declines CSiihOut compensation thcryfOr TO flruisi
iraius between Philadelphia ana the ois Of junction
!Or the purpose OF carrying The mails destined 10 Ihe
branch roads, ana these mails NOW being taken only
by baltimore mu trains, and fOr lack OF connection
al the junction are being more OF less delayed.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
OWNER OF yAIJsE WANTED

A young man entered the liquor store Of John T
Farrell No. 10 Alan-st, Dro)syn Iarch and asked
permission to leave his vaso while he caiei on friend m h
he dd return for hs property Mr. FARRELL
delivered the vae last Monday morning 10 Detective Camp
bell Of The Second Precinct IL examined yesterday aa
contain wewon o. clothes ami several letters
to william c. Gion. Gillon Is RdymOndst. JAIL hay
ing arrested months having bundle eOul
ing complete ct Of burglar tools and dark lantern vh
he stated he going present his brother captain
canal then at GfeenpO.n In O the ictt,s
gives good advice, though tlGlng % his gr
Farrell, in describing who left the valls IN hi,
lie young about - Years Of age u
dark compile N)n aud feet inches IN hight The police
endeayOTlug ind this
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
SALE OF ORIENTAL BRIC-A-BRAC.

A large number of ladies were present at Leavitts
Clinton Hall yesterday afternoon attend the sale
collection OF Oriental cuos, consisting Of specimens Of
Old satsuma ware laequers modern CosOnn6
enanels Coreau and kaga porcelain aud many
other and curious articles The competition for some OF
the articles quite exciting and the majority OF the 207
lots sold brought their full The present mania for col
lectng articles Of doubtless had much to do with
prices The following some OF the principal art
ces sold the prices Obaned An antique Chinese poroe
lain vase inches hgh with blue decoration s35
material antique FORM IL inches high. with olive
eled copper plate decorated pure gold. $40 antique
temple Lantern IL inches high Slo two Satsuma
~ inches high painted with tan shape aud crost
daon, AiShuy damaged $40 eaca KptAai porcelain
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
CITY FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION.

The Board of Estimate and AppOrtlOnmcnt ycster-
DAY appropriated 1850 from the excise moneys 10 the in'
tuition Mercy. Assessment bonds 10 the amOUnt o sl4
O)0 auterized TO be issued tor Ryerseayc improve
It was resolved that action should be taken 10 81
horize the of bonds for The building O.. ne proposed
bridge the Harlem River before the plans and estimates
OF the cost low well high bridge submitted
communication was received the Officers 0f - JoaG,
Guild !u which the trustees that they are dfIOus u
having thOuu2 IN nyrs g3cn ~ the Guild and IT. dnagr
meHt and tr Mayor ap9o Mt member 81 board II
RET that purpose Aipr d.c1oI The Mayor was De-
qHcst instruct t CGmuiss0Its " Account io examine
the Larc. Affairs Of e 6ud In order % asc ftain hhf ir
proper disposition has been made OF the money contributed y
the city. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
SOUTH AFRIcIY DLIMOND FIELDS.
PROF. w. ]. MOTIONS LECTURE BEFORE HE
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

PROF.. w. ]. MORToN's LECTURE BEFORE HE
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
The meeting OF the American GeOgraphlcalSO So
cety On Tuesday cycningat Chickoins m was attended
by n large and fashionable audience judge Charles r
Daly who presided, said that he had received iet1
from Dr. Ray OF England IN relation TO the EnsiA AiV
Tic expedition. The doctor considered tie eNpeA'"n "
have been failure, owing 10 many mistakes aDo' no
food required IN the Arctic regions. There was an iN
dcous use OF grog in the daily rations Of the men' ''
food was poor, aud the sedscs were defective
Prof william j. Morton of Boston then gave h' ~
turc on tie South African Diamond tie."' '"" '"'
Journey TO the Mines" Which Illustrator ~ I'' WV
with stereopticon views OF the places oi interest mn
toned Jc said that the mines woe FtacAea ifo 10
coast by three routes-Onc from Natal, anctAeF 80
Cane Town. aud tine third from PoIt Elizabeth. IuS
last named was that now used. 10 cost about Fs' o."
took seven days Of rough travel 10 get t. The mes "a
the coast The mines were situated lh 'Ac V'""sS
state or Republic, which had been settled Dy ih. any,
Diamonds were discovered by Icolitht IA ,ycT In
cllY OF 10 600 inhabitants grew up Almost "a "
1870 and 1871 other rich mines Oi uanuuoN VT me
Grad. ana tho town soon nun!D'rd to VV i,oF fhs
original owners utterly po"CtitNs 20 P'''nI III.
OCCUPANCY oil thclr lands by diamond hunters ana Ve W
gers Each town Is built around IT. OWN iit' b., M
city In desert. Tie buildings a oit siuiy ~ '-T n
Same of canvas Others OF non or wood, ana -
brick. NOt Tree is To be sCtn OH tDe ,"''Ai'f fh5
town are the Luis OF The iio.to,o.' '4G , '-.. '.
tCaLaps which serve as houses for poor d8a. /"
There are five churches, JtNish s9N"s IN,
two theateIs, and a skauls lthL. i'',.s,,. ''',S of
f1shtnunb, lite are insisted Digging Soc diu'" -,
Very expensive, yeJ two-tAirds oi tHc d.shr,s nd
chilli o,,urd dog and 70 be bitten uy one was 80 80
occurrence, but case OF hydrOpI"nt N"' ''i. ,lr.
The climate was exceedingly hea!thiul. IA, ps vs.
chased property and bult houses rs II el'49 , ne
permanent, Whea the discovery ~ ~! I'D 81 urt
bottom Of the mine lad been rtarhcd Nou.a Wv 4s i
the town, and II wO.Id disappear a!ii'S' "s 4'''"'
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
CENTENNIAL RIFLE PRIZES.

The secretary of the National Rifle Association re.
ce.ye communication yesterday from Gen. HaScy in rea
Centennial diplomas ard mcs be awarded
Of Prizes in the short and mid range matches Of
last Fall The metals and diplomas VIII De- ready Tor dis
ubution before July Tie tie delay furnishing
iha prizes pa. owing the great ulmbeT
uibutei there being about 13j00 meals and the
bel of diplomas awarded The OH na die for the medal.
large that the mint could ont twenty day and
was found necessary reduce the pattern and cat dies
I'm order cXCCut lhe WORK rani iy Tho commission
busy engaged sending away the diplomas 10 foreign
tes and those awarded 10 comp cJTs IN rowing, snOJtu
and other spors will DO issued last. The inscription furnished
by National Rie Association 20 bc printed u tie dpO
mas for rrmeu will have b. changed respects and
Gen. Hawiey returned tGe papers for hat purpose.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
PLAsTERERs DEMANDING HIGHER WAGES

As buslUess Is becoming more brisk tho plasterer,
think n Is good time demand higher wages They hava
been receiving fom 81 to ~ % day. and at meeting q,
Tuesday decided q demand - 20 Gay and 10 t -
the demand refused James Carroll the chairman a, o.
meeting said yesterday that present there were about to
paserers in the city while only few years 20 over ,Ol
employed The majority OF these mon had gone 10 can
forna and Australia OF the 400 about 225 vefe IN the
ment and he believed that the would ion Them ia
thought their demands would acccied and ne oue ~,
matter could be settled without strike. Tnc demand m ~
made TO-DAY H. Sand0r, employ INC T,a r-
of No 2O3 West Seventeets who employs between 25 nd
leo yesterday that he thOaghf uasferf. w.
perfectly justified their deand The u the BrL
lyn plste.ets win began few days ha been snray
successful Nearly all employers have acccid the demand
fof AZ so a d1y. -"'
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
PLANS FOR THE EEw-YORK AND LONG ISLAND
BRIDGE.

The Board of Consulting Engineers OF the
Nev-York and Long Island Bridge Company which con
ssts of Gems Barnard and Gilmore ana Oscar Chanue,
has completed its examination OF the various designs
p,esented for adoption have submitted report Of
thcir work to the Board OF Directors. meeting OF the
board was to have been held yesterday afternoon 10 take
action the report and select the designs which would
the prizes offered for the three bcs plans
As no quorum was present. business transacted.
Ii was learned the best authority that the Elst prize
would probably BE- gwen to Capt. Mcdonald OF Bat
more az the next meeting OF the directors, ANA cOnse-
ucuty his design wOald be selected the bridge. IL
Is also stat cd that Capt Eadss design ranks second and
that OF Mr. klad Oi the st. Louis Bridge third.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
TWO BRUTAL MURDERS INVESTIGATED.

INO bitO AL Ait isl'i-4to ~ -'4 A''- j A-'''
BEIpGEr CUsICR'5 HUSBAND nELD-IhE MURDER
IR- or FRANCIS ). BELLY.
Coroner Eliin-tr held al inquest yesterday
ur,,n the body OF bridge, Cu-ck -, OF No. 80 Rose
81. who died on March nom the effect. of injuries
alleged TO have been Indicted two days previous by
Tsoiuts Cusick her husband. CHpt. Murray OF the OAK
Street Police Station testified thai the morning OF
March thc husband surrendered himself 1T the station
saying that re mad his wife. ici declared that
his wife lad taken f11 from his pocket; lyn he beat
her he said ne was lntoXicat al the tire Chrl,tnI
Miller said that on the morning Of March .hc hoard Il
noise before das.bt in CUsicks room Il sounded Ike
"A scrfc. About . q. ~. the day previous size Jaw
Cu.lri dr. and hIr his Jut U h4s r'OA upon tl'
STAR iauGug TIE woman laid there Tor - hours an
conscious. Cusick kicked and siruck ms VIE oh tht
head hc she Was lying there. TIC jury decided i'.t
tie woman o. her death from inJUiC, inflicted ~
hcr husband. t,,iCS was committed 10 thc IomDs 10
await tuc action of ibc Grand jury.
An inquest Was hr.i yesterday uoon tAr b9,y or
Fragri. j. Rcily AK 20. of No. Rd%,--t, who dic on
MGrch lrom Injuries received a. the hands of number
rf youa ru!Lla ut stanton amt Low.5-sS. Ihc prHcr
pa witness William kOpp, keeper uf liquor store at
. lie Stw several beating 4 man uu the Oppu-
site corner At was light and n could distinguish Iaccs
lie noticed Michael NcCJrmck, u man NtinVu Dthl's,
and one D.y pounding Rcily WIN aip-cs ana Hct'J
stick The witness DOcAcry ottlEc Rciliy WIN "a
stick several Daily and MctOrHIch Il al Knives
IN their hands, N which they a!aoJCd Reilly. II ap-
on 8larcu u:d his wounds wee dressed at the police
station: that while he was on his way nome carry e
following morning the same crowd, known as tle
vrrc Street Gang" inflicted the injuries Whlch re-
e To his death from meningitis the result nf iiJurl IS
inflicted by John Day, Francis Mct'rmcN JOhh Dan
cl- James Lynch ana james Dgchrrty Ihe prisoner =,
who ali about 70 years oi ago "efe committed 'ot INC
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
REoRGAYIzING A NEw-JERsEY ROAD.

The Committee on Reorganization or tho
NeW-Jersey and New-York Railway Company has
adopted plan II sanlzafion and called meeting Of
the boudholders OF the New-Jersey ana New-lork,
Hackonsack and New-YOrk. and uackensack and New
York Extension Railway companies, TO be held in the
Drexel Building OIL March 30. The plan has the follow
ing PROVISIONS:
The Organized company shall Issue mortgages and cap
ial II ck follows:
First cent bonds to run 80 years
from Jan. J. ISIS, S4OO ODu be exchange for
Isckensaek Railway bonds OF
l. 1871 bond uoni, slOOOOV IN exchange fox uaeken
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
4 rnIEvNc CLERK DETECTED.

For several months letters addressed to the firm OF
Henry l. Hinton CO., publishers of So7ii broadway ha'e
on t,npc~el th-eyGeuty opened and roseaet-ar ss5
era money have not reached ho iim III
efforts to detect the guilty person we're ior some Tine ul''
ocfu and finally placed IN the hands Of special
Io,iCfce Agent SAarrclts, WHO yesterday sr'c'aca u
tracing the crime Chare5 Ross. Young man ih he e
pl0ymtut Of Tie iirm WHO conessi lis c.l.n' 18
t m thai hc about 100 cttcrs, some oi them ,p'
ic money ami destroyed others nco>a2 money orders uo
amount money taken from the let,1si, NOT arg r p .
dcrlrry known. Ross said That ne lst rcSealyd ~. bs
AMI then placed them m such way IS - LIU| SCI -
LLn POW -ulL-n N..-LA.L..
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
r,nrnEs AND AssIGNlfEYTs.

Compositions in bankruptcy at 30 cents on tho
dollar were confirmed yesterday. at Register Ftcs Office IN
the eases o. King bury, Abbott Huiet and Of = q y
Ir leo P5pper discharge in bankruptcy pay
Ing his creditors - per cont
An assignment foI The neh ofcr'ors was filed ycSe'day
with the comfy er 10y Chr. opher Benson and Iarsies
Hsns1u tBeuspn Br1thcr3) 20 ClNoTd J.. SlntiI
only i've crguit0Is Oi Thomas r. Agu"H, the Nt't -.
croc.i w.o failed with nominal liabilities oi lO3y haSs
fic cl1s Register EeichIm. They ;rc rs loo"
JON. Tayior SJG2iJ; samuel ZcmtE G'.V5t D..a =
Jerome 600; Bo2e & iglr. ~p'; j. o. J. L0ueh |~''
John 81 Platt appIutci assignee.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
SEIZURE OF VALUABLE CIGARS AND TOBACCO

As SpeCiaI TTc0suTy Agent EracKett nccOmpanItd
by officers usscy and Jackson OF his oce passing along
Wests lac Tuesday night they noticed wagon Which
was driven rapidly away the neish5orhood OF Pier No $
and turned mp cct0rst stopping in front Of dwelling hou'e
near GGeenwicst Here tAc diver unoaied several large
trunks ana bsgs laicly them into the bling ani
then drove swiftly away. At srsc Yesterday morning 40
officers entered the building and found M an unoccuped rom
5000 cigars. 1SDjO cigarettes, at Ai-s
nu1,t OF nut leaf tobacco The entire lot ~ .'iu-ad
Goods Was se!s.d and conveyed the custom o.s. The
c,,s uIov.l De " the tuc-t brands imported INTO ms
port having been valued "a over 500 pr tL0d'
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New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
COTFJRMATiONs.
WAsuNGToN, March l4.-The Senate, in

WAsHNGTOY, March l4.-Thc Senate, in Ex-
eculyc session to-day, cOnhrAled the following nonl-
ndtiUn5
Nandiuc be Collector Of Customs the district
" ATuOstros Me- orrH lcfdiGcn, c coli "l
10. tc distract uf HsCas,,t, Ne JOnH j. knJl, De
tro'r oi the Clrrcucy william sh"fman To De ssaan
Treasurer OF tie Uh.,d states az Francisco Ca. Edward
e.. Waite, 80 bs Naval O'lccr at san francisco. Cal
Indiana FVGJtcr.J Ohm y. DO6d at Roc vile Nicholas
IlLeCa, al 4trft haut George IErScr 80 south Bend
Henry Davis, II Bcliod; and william H. Holloway IT In-
\ !. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

goblet With portraits Of Japanese poets and scraps OF
the inside. fZ3 8J gold and black lacaneT WIinVd
with m orpamenaiIoD oi ehy@nihcmum the eS,ss
surface SO. The highest price obtained for anv s
st2 b0 the lowest. - The Will be- sse
from lot No 207 OF tho catalogue today D m a1
Friday and Saturday afternoons the same Hour %
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

q When a man Jumps out of bed in the Jais;
ot mdnieI, IN ding boot at an electoral eo.nssiy' a
cats tho back yard and places ls bare S,s ,sE bet
piece OF coal his wife wants 70 ssru.
fingers tightly IN her ears II she would escape .
several pages profane history IN less taah INV
ules.-lNorrist0wn Herald.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Capt; Plllip y; Tas
sou mas been ordrred, captain oi the NANl sl 49,
Island cal enter upon his duties on he 20 o. a INV oss
and Cant ThOs . Phelps has been detached iIVn uV ers
from the same date ana ordered 10 proceed hoh' 2 10
orders. Lent Edward s. jacob has boeh oiu.l'1 "'
POwhstan az Norfolk 10 the HydTogralh!c ONASe'
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

"Grandma, why don't you keep servant any
iougeri" ' Well, you Eec my child am getting oiI
now and cant take Of one as used 10, yCu know"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-10-13
DON'T.

Don't think man given over to to-
tai depravity because he mutters some
thing in foreign language when his
heel strikes banana skin and he sits
down suddenly on the ground. Job was
never tried in that way.
Don't crticise baldheaded men, for
you don't know how soon you may steal
n late at night, step on cats tail, turn
over a rockiDg-chair, feel ten fingers
meandering through your hair and wake
up in the morning as bald as peeled
onion.
Don't keep more than four dogs to
one cat, for one cat is not enough for
four dogs to worry.
Don't keep dog that won't bark all
night. "A dog that won't bark and keep
the neighborhood awake will never half
pay for his keeping.
Don't be troubled because your neigh
bor's dog barks louder than yours All
dogs have not the same amount OF bark.
AS long as yours does his level best
that's all you ought to expect Of him.
Don't feed your dog too well at home,
for if you do be will become indolent
and will not forage on your neighbor's
hen houses, pig pens and sheep folds. A
dog which will not do this, which should
be among the chief objects Of existence
with him, will soon lose his health and
become worthless.
Don't kick dog until you get on the
other side Of the fence, for some dogs
have a foolish notion that they We're
not made TO be kicked.
Don't think you can tell mules age
by examining his heels. They are al
ways the youngest part about him.
Don't place too much reliance on
mule any way, at least until after he is
IS years old, 10y which time he may be
crippled and blind, for his chief ambi-
tion seems to be To secure the confidence
of some one and when least expected TO
kick the top ofthat some ones head off.
Don't think that you are necessarily
compelled to shell out your quarters in
charity to medicant just because he
walks on crutches, especially if the cor
poreal system is saturated with benzine.
You had better invest your money in
beef and strycbnine and give it 20 some
cur dog. In this way while you are
conferring a charity you are also bene-
fitting the community.
Don't brother 9uiIl-driver, if you con-
slider these squibs worth copying, re-
fuse to give us credit. /. don't make
much difference with you, and that kind
Of credit will never hurt You.