Bonus
Smith's Financial Dictionary · 1903 · p. 81
A premium or gratuity; something given free in addition to what is usual or stipulated. It is not an infrequent practise on the organization of a stock company to give to purchasers of the preferred stock as a bonus that is, without charge, a certain percentage (perhaps an equal amount) of common stock. Sometimes when a company i ues bonds it gives to purchasers a bonus in stock. In Great Britain when an extra dividend or dividend in exce of the regular dividend is declared it is called a bonus.
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