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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

TIE xAosl mafts and ihttilttr ualtti
eatttus g. actin uBrust vhieh every
ire ..!rsi .stlster n as. istl 10 b. tsLy
rsmshtnsihlo
II there il oae pt4seipls mcfe than &C
ether vaiah tbs Tree tg.vtt ~ liSiof assists
tttstbai The Price 81! .be.i y, 80 70
sptst, litehsd q tie piies 81 silver,
Wheat 80, l1a uben The Tree silver propa
s.b3s u0 the moa active aud Ill The era
tore irou Bysa dosn. ianael that il va
bscsuss silver bad been euaej. nsliresled
sod dlscred,ed, GoIi. hey prsolsimed,
bad appreciated, TIE farmer .oi less for
bi, whssi bees zee o. the nsini.rauee OF
toe Infamous sold standard. The remedy
So 10 "fehstihtslr tlVtf and then
svsrytlias veald be serene With the
farmer
Ihis propaganda rsa asA.0tts snag be
fore the Presidential campaign Was ended,
bsssuss wheat began to rise, while silver
tFli AAt lfNt kA'Ni h4AhNFnf bNrN'e't
h,lan sIpanstiou ready, II vi. the
gold bugs ADD money sharks Of Wall
Street Who we're boosting wheat With .
u ,lsVolsut purpose to reiute tie free ell
YER argument Nov, hosevsr, the stme
MONUMENTS are al work and they oinno, be
explained by any theory OF conspiracy
One year ago wheat sold 10 New York al
63 IL cents per busbel, this week il
touched 70 8 8 cents July y, 1896, silver
bullion ssld 10 New York st 90 IA cents
per ounce; July %, 1897 it sold at 80 i?
cents,
Here, 10 round numbers, is gain 10
The price OF wheat Of % cents per bushel
snd coiucilsnt ~ith II drop Of ten oeuts
an ounoe in the price OF silver. What,
Thea, becomes Of the Brysnite theory that
wbe., goes up az silver goes mp, and vice
yerssi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

Lots OF truth snd good sense in lbe FOL
losine from tho Lowell Mail; There sre
those who profess TO believe that tho sil
yer issue is dead and that it will not be
the issue upon which the Organized de
mocrscy will wage the nett national cam
paisn. As winning issue, the free and
unlimited coinage oil silver at a ratio OF
l6 TO with gold 10 undoubtedly an i'm
possibility; but there are 20 indications
that it is not the intention OF the leaders
10 make II one OF the leading plsnks In
the next democratic nationsl platform.
la Nebraska the next campaign will be
fought out on er.cty the same lines ss
that OF '96 and William jennings Bryan
will stump the state. Therefore, there
should be 20 lie, up 10 the campaign OF
educstiou. Although il will be easier TO
defeat free silver IN the next csmpsign
than II was 10 tbs last, the fact should
not be an sIcnse for putting up snything
less than sn energetic and we'll fought
campaign by the Republican party,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

l. n Tea Etet Ut Worcester. A.n..
u las afst Aaeusss ta SD tbs aisnJtd
s.aas suslrut chsnPioashJp oi The
bostius sotIi ever TIE Hsnley eonrte 90
lhs Tbames 10 Eagl.nd. Ths be DID,
by delssuns DR. MeD9sell Of Cbloalo il
The u0rsleg sci later dspo,ips WITH con
sumnsls tass 10 rse0td brssGi0g time q
gIseistsls. tie sale em.isiBg rellAHss
Il old Roslsui Altar oil tbo boosted gu
p,Ilguty 81 Elsll'L oasusu. It iss hhy
Of uole thai three 81 TIE ioar carmen 10
oouts, 10 the seEit.Gssl beats wtre Amer
Gao born sld bred, iGs lhiri bsins young
Hessll. Dos stadJ las 10 Eos.nd. Cham
pion leo EJss /. bat slsstsen years Of
sss and ia ,on OF the oHe-,ime profession
Al champion OF Amsrica.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

The new law in New York iorbidding
couvicts TO be employed in competition
with free men. has Indirectly resulted 10
great sooi to the inmates Of Sing Sing
prison. The new constitution wen. into
effect Jan. ADD Immediately siterward
hundreds Of men. thrown out OF employ
ment. lost their health and became dis
hesrtened and one man committed sui
eide. As a measure OF relief, school OF
trades and literstare WBs started, educated
cobvicts being employed as teachers. Re
msrkable work has already been done, in
soma OF the classes. notably that in for
eign languages. The members OF this
class are studying French and Spanish by
their own request, with the idea OF going
to some OF the southern republics to be
gin q new Lille. This may prove to be
the key TO the solution OF the per leIine
prison labor question,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

An interesting development in the sltc
troohsnicsl lius, much OF which has
been little written about, i,no~ going on
81 Sisa.a Falls. Eieelro-chsmistry. or
properly elsctrolysis, ws until recently
q comparatively little understood scie o cs.
The creates, development hiss bseb M sde
10 Germany sod France and today large
plants are probably operated 10 those
countries making snum Der OF chem icsls
entirely by electroIysis. As one OF the
maiu expenses IA electrical processes lie
the poSer. those plants vhiih generals
their electricity from = water i.ll have
proved financially The mos, successful,
and the SiSgsrs region, With its vas, sup
ply OF cheap poser has therefore more
recently attracted the stteAtion Of enter
prise snd capital ia this brsneh Of msuu
iseture. Today the city Of Sisgsu Pals
b.. more factories msting chemicals by
electricity than aby ether city In the
world. Ose 81 The several interesting new
works Of this Kind, located there. is The
Il 81 aiss,uring ehlorats Of po'ssh by q
process psieuled by Henry Blansnbers.
The nses Of lbis pte5uct are constantly
Increasing. From FIVE TO eli million
poasd. Of ehloHte Of potash are in ported
sunaslly iuio tSs Uaited States. A large
part Of this suous, s used 10 calico dye
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

The United States. today the youngest
OF all nations, i. the only great nation oil
the world which eIpsnds more Tor eduos
iion than for var Fr.nce spends annual
ly "a per cspils 90 her army aud 10 cents
per capita on education, England 1912
Tor army and 62 celts for education; Prus
.i., 81 o. for ner army snd 30 cents for ed
uoation, Austria 81 36 for her army and
81 cents Tor education; Russis s20i for
her army and cents for sducstion; the
Cailed States. $3.50 for Der army and
81 IS Tor eduestien. The united States
.pends more per capita annually Tor edu
cation than Englsnd, France and Russia
CON hined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

Tue general import OF the Ministerial
ohAn ses which are 10 progress In q or
many Is u0mistsksbls. Ths more pro
grsssivs mem beu OF the Ministry are be
ing retired by ths Kaiser, aud 10 their
place are appointed men Of military ante
codsnls who may DO relied upon to give
absolute obedience 10 the imperial will.
The conjecture is probably well founded
that the Kaiser u preparing himself for
the political struggle which will .ttend
and follow the general elections which
take place neII year The present Reicl
stag has proven refractory to the X ,lsers
plans, and be hopes bat as Its term expires
by constitutional Limitation next spnng
there may be chosen III its place q Reich
stag which will follow tue imperial man
dates more unquestilDiugly IN the matter
OF usysi construction, srmy supplies, and
he restriction Of tbs rights OF assembly
aud Ci free speech.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

A recent publication by the New York
Journsl OF Commerce shows the foil legal
tesasr silver money Of The United States
10 be s549. 800, 900, OF France. sisi 900,
90: OF sp.is. s2s. oo0. 900; OF Gsrmsuy.
sl0S GO; Of The Straits ss,ilensuts, sli5,
90 oo0; Of Chin. $3.50. 900, 900 and OF
lnai., $3.50 600 600. o. the 81 COS, 600,
0ol Of silver money 10 the soFld today,
Ill bot sG40. oo0 coo is foil legal tender
.ud more than halt OF il has been coined
.inos 1873 Thess hsares are Published
BY tbs Sss York Journal Of Commerce, =
oonserssiits aud extremely aecursts
paper. whose statements on subject Of
tai. character are always accepted as relia
bic
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

The parliamentary committee which has
been iuvestigst ting the Trsnsvssl raid hss
m.de iis report The msiority oensure
Mr.. Rhodes and hni that che seriously
embarrassed both the imperial and colon
isl governments; hat his proceedings re
suited in AT astounding breach Of inter
national comfy; that he utilized his posi-
ton and the great interests he controlled
10 order to Assis, aud support revolution
and deceived the high commissioner, IS
veil S concealed bis views from the mem
b.~ Of the eolonisl ministry and the
directors Of the chartered company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

There is 10 necessity ior Senster Nc
Eusiy, Of L5ui.,aas, to attempt to prove
that be hss always Lesh favorable 10 pro
lection. About bali Of tbe Sonlhern Demo
cratic stslssmsn are likely to came over
TO tie protection eide Within The neat lev
years, sad 10 care nothing al all for the
break they viii thus make With their past,
II will bs essy 10 pull the deadly parallel
on msny Democrats hereafter on the tsrIf
cues lion. bat It ~ilI BE- very Improbable
basiuess. Neither the old nor the new
protect onists viii be troubled by the
charge Of Inconsistency, s0d the persons
Who msks the charge that il, the free
traders viii BE- 50 fat 10 the minority
thst What they say or think will not
"oOubt' Tor much.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

North Carolina sets her couVio,s at the
work fo.d building and the experiment lie
spoken Of a. successful from all points OF
vcw. The prlsonets do good work, keep
healthy, shos 10 fepngusnos to the oeou
patton and do not Try TO get away, 1t
oosts eli oents = day less TO feed them
~hhe engaged 10 outdoor work than when
they srs i . prison. Privileges are accord
ei them ior good conduct; IN some cases
tLty are allow to stay a, their homes from
saturdsy night I'll Monday moraing. SO
fat not one Of them has violated his parole
by trying 10 get away.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

When a person is losing hssh and vast
Jog away there is cause for alarm. Moth
ing 80 worries physician. Consump
tives would never die II they could regain
their usual weight Ia fact there would
be no consumption II there we're no vast
ing OF the system. The cause Of this loss
OF flesh Is failure to properly digest the
iood eaten. Nine.tepths Of sll our di
sesses date back to some arrangement oil
the stom zach,
The Shaker Digestive Cordial will stop
this wasting OF tbs body. Ii acts by csus
ing tho food We eat TO be digested so ss
to do good, for undigested feed does more
harm than good. The Cordisl contains
food slresdy digestsd and is die ester
OF foods ss we'll.
Every mother hates TO make her child
rem take Castor Oil. LAAOL is sweet
Castor Oh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

t. uga't q ibs A.ssss ss1t eossrf
cot 90 h. Juit tbavt fs3ucuas a
h.st la,gs a.. aHEg 90 ksalt Tee
b.lk p.nmts astf 49, t4.i 800 bsst' =
g0f4us g. - stpstlusst ooph ntEs -
!aiss. lostt snaaaasE 10 JJu4, b9
.ithoat sIoe.dirF tbeir linrsNohs. Tbs
sspsrste reports q ltt sstsrsl batG, stos
ssysassl4s ,dafi ca tbe part q thsir Gus
asm.r. 10 rsIus thsif isdtbis1Hsss ard
b lusfes,s tEst cash tesaafetA II - toe
se.l gr.iiJirs report 10 every ies.afs Of
tho b.tklAs uaHEsss ihal hss ever breu
us3s 70 toe dep, rtmeEl sad iEdleats, 90
an.oal,s Ter assrss Of prosperity Through
cot tbs state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29
STATE NEWS.

Amos jenkins, aged sighty.tbree years,
81 inmst5 Of the Verm nt soldiers home
at Bennington, died Tuesday. The de
ceased. who entered the home from Lon
dondefry in April, 1889, was q member Of
Go, !, 2IVt 10. TIE remains were taken
to Londonderry for iuterment. His is the
18th death that has occurred at the inst
tuition
The stone dan OF J. I. Shepley st Shell
don Springs, was partly carried away by
the great iTsshtt last week and is loss to
Mr., Shepley Of about 5000 IN dam alone.
This dam is sbout 800 feet long, built Of
stone, and was one Of the best In the state
Mr. Shepley bad his mill nearly completed
aud would have started up Aug. l, and
the damage to him in loss OF business is
gery great.
The Vermont Lawn Tennis associations
cham ioashIp tournament will be held
with tue Mount Anthony club at Benning
ton Center. commencing August 10. The
eyerts will be championship singles. for
which cup will be offered, the winner Of
this year to play George Worthington
present state champion, aud mems doubles.
The tournament will be held nnder the
auspices Of the Uuiled States National
Lawn Tennis association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, s. Bingham OF Benn
ina ton started Friday for the Forest and
Stream club in Wilmington in q covered
carriage drawn by two horses. While go
Jog up the mouOtain 10 Woodford they
met heavy thunder storm, A lightning
bolt struck the pole OF the carriage, killed
one OF the horses and sllvered the pole In
TO fragments, Neither Of the occupants
Of the carriage Was injured.
Miss Helen Rogers OF Cam bridge, N. Y,
who was visiting Miss Mabel Livingston
at Bennington, took the morning train Tor
Manchester Monday to meet teachers
committee from Do set to close q contract
to teach in that town. When about two
miles out OF the Bennington depot stray
fife bullet came crashing through the
window within few inches OF her head,
The flying slass cut her face slightly in
several places.
Ernes. L ison, Is, left Bennington Tues
day nsvoysge to Nebraska, He started
ip bost 20 ieet long and two feet wide.
which be sde himself He has been at
work recently as carpenter, and the re
suits are the boat and 81 90. He proposes
to earn money enough while on bis way 10
pay expenses. His route IS mapped ont
is through the W. lIoomssc aud Hudson
rivers to Troy, where he expects 10 get
permission to go through the Erie canal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

!. snot q remedy pat up by any Tom f.,
Dick or Harry; it is compounded by CT
pert pharmacists Ely Bros offer 10
ceut tri.l s'zs. Ask your druggist Full
sias Cream Balm 80 cents. We mail il.
ELY BROS, % Warren St. n. y. City.
sihce 1861 have been q great sufferer
IRON OalsrrL tried Eiy's Cream BALM
and to all appe.rAucssGm cured. Terrible
headaches from Which bad long suffered
are gone, w, } Hitchcock. late Major
L y Vol. add A A Gen, Buffalo, N Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29
CHR ll)nn(b Jonrunl
THtEDAI JuLI ~ isT
p.k sls1sDs EslfeT .As Proprietor

rFs,iu hssi sFPatttes ito ass5ins
rsnnJitsss a So Il nuss .aa bsisrs -
jsutHmeat GaagfattnsH DrQata mhss
|. nssE tsf Ct ne oann.4tass &c cia5Ht and
sb.stu.p q The ngn r. ities CO tIpsEsl
t.rs "a tts 49, 8ffsftEsat snd io.si'
~ .ssit cAs.fHss q Ne Pssas railroads
saHB lftsss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

Press dispatches state that tie reports
Of the Nebraska losh companies for sI
Eosths endiHs laly shos reduction
Of isdsblsdhess Ia the st.,soi s2s 900 600
TIE payment Of 20 lsrsessam /. .tirisut
81 by losn agents 10 The economy that
hard times has taught the .sricultarsl
classes 10 The state, sod, 10 fact. tha they
are Hev reosirins the income from
the large erops Of The pat ivo years.
Local representatives Of eastern lo.n srd
mortgage companies unile in. declaring
,Au essd.tlas 10 prevail geIeraIly IL Ne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

Who are injured by the use O codse Re
oeuIly Tiers bss been placed 10 al the
grocery stores new preparation called
GEAlS-O made Of pure grains, thst takes
the place Of ccf-s. The most dtlieats
stomach receives II vilbout distress aud
hu, lev eau tell 1t from coffee. IL does
bot oost ever ii ss much. Children msy
drink II Silh great benHL u cts. aud 70
c;.. per psotsge. Try IL AK Tor
GRAIN o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

rsef"ay y ssf8 @sass rsty goa3
ifs3s vtsa b. THtshssad AlAsss irou
Ha., is is51 iag g.. ~ oJ1. ibsssb TIE
rsftbs.s va asiiitA AID laughed al
.pesislly ~ hs@osrsis. :. Thai tine
Thsrs h.s .IsGyt tsasn . sooa Trade IT,
iur 80 bsh sbd to- rsosEi fsofiPs o.
a. "a have psli iot tie psfsh.ss macy
tues rsi. slils he govnnm eai, saet
49, % a.4 eoa iLlf caasuy timo'' roth
tns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

ssasa 1lA zfT u - alec ased lF m.t
- eafles 'stles - h'tst#rg frstcf, ard
touss a fhs 60 attlsts 70 5eft, Me3lets
ally il II t4isr. 10 lAf tasra q rs.isit,
~ VARGAS .timsaft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

hf.al. Itg ssy tbty Asfs iAt Isnsd
A.HeuHf BE- rlsssrg tbrif aarsr. % re
psaflt satt 81 90 e ttDg sslt snt vi.i
pei r,utv ihfm oa atytA4rr Ike i.vms
l8f lsytaf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

TIE Dioglsy tariff bill passed the senate
Saturday by vote Of 40 TO 30. OF the
vote. Tor tbs bill 81 we're Rspubliosns, /
Damocrst, PopulisI and frss silver.
Five Popultst sns free silver nsn refused
10 sste. Tue bill vas signed by the Presi
dent Who sent message to Congress
recommending . currency con mission,
snd then beth houses adjourned uutll tue
regular session, Though II seems a
long time the t.rif bill vas passed 10
much lees tune than any other general
tauf bill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

Hauryu5s. formerly The bone Of sh
i6. ian lfrlhg 90 tbs Hais0a. hss beet
closed 10 ,le pubHo The pfsseHi swnsf
declares iha tbs gorhippsn Of lvips
have TRAPPED over be sreandL sbipPed
.5tssu ftom b. house, -orn oui hs csr
PET, earned ~ As btio-s brss sBa 90 sis
,afbed bic haaseboli thss his patlssee 10
,rbsutlei shd be has deoidsG 70 fehee
then ont. Tits ,boss what = certain
kiud II hBmaU nsiars gill do 10 the way
q .bB,lus privileges EiEen H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29

II. Popnllsl. are rspidly gtosiBs tired
Of tktt slhsgers With The Den oersis.
hsasl0r Aieu' 10 a reoeHt speech 10 the
ssusts. bsr.lsd The Democratic party Oh
the auwtlliugness 81 its members 10 stand
10 lice 90 suy sahlao,, whether 1t be Tree
soltsge o. ifes trade, aud souud up by
The tr.us aud e4lsilT explicit declaration
'h,. the tendency on the Dem oeralie aide
seemed 30 be 10 "sbandon the tonets Of
Democracy and sdopt the plan OF every
~ az Tor himself sbd the devil take The
htRdmost
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29
GROCERY AND DRUG
BARGAINS.

Are net iaititaf gopds a. sn.hH pfsoss bat The
beet good. Rl reasonable prices. Prudent
buyer, kno~ that here they can Eei he best
gract nee And dtags for thou moaey, fum
4A,Gly and 0ef store dunt fuooguire each
fAh.p
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-29
Take Notice!

- al kkS AZ ~ hASo
4 Cans Sugar Corn 25c
. Cans Best Tomatoes 2bc
10 Cakes Good Soap 25c
5 Pouhd Jelly, 25c
2 Cans Best Peas 25C
/ Pond Can Clipped Beef $50
/ Doz. Cans Clipped Beef for az 90
/ Pound Good Baking Powder lOc
| Gallon Good Cooking Molasses
aud jug 35c
ALL GOODS AT SAME RATE,
Don't forget ! am headquarters for all Patent
Medicines Kept IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-16

q clerk. teputy easleeto-. racgsr. store
Keeper and gEuges Szs3 r,ess ~ ger n tAs
internal -eyezus service Only eit&-
zans q tse United States can hs sx-
aEri1cd. Tie ege Traits fsans for eNts ex-
sEalnstior Ars as fellows. Twenty-cn.
years q age as1 over. No application
Will - accepted te- Iris examination an
less tls5 VITA ne undersigned On the
proper blank. before TIE Aour os clo.sr Z
business ca MRrca / ~. Applications
should os fled promptly IN eresr that
rirrs RAY remain for correcsio-. Il reces-
szry
TIE commission takes this oppo-t ax.ttv
CT stating that the examinations ara o2ea
% Ell reputable es-ssens OF the United
States VINO nav Desire 80 enter TIRE ser
vsca without -sEz-3 "a race or 20 tzasr
religious or political Affiliations. All such
citlzsns are invited 60 &ppSy. They shall
De examined. graded. and certified WITH
entire inapsrtia1ity. and wholly without
regard % any consideration save their
efficiency. as shown by re grades they
obtain n the examination
For application blanks. faH iussruc-
tons. ard information reiatfvs 70 tie
duties and salaries % ths different po-
sitions apply 70 secretary beard OF ex-
antrerk. internal revenue service. Pert
land, Ore. care collector Internal revs-
nue..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-16
The Abraham. Receivership.

4 case ct more than ordinary interest.
ana ore that has been I'd before the SUI
irene court FIVE different times. VAS
practically decided BY Juags Moore yester-
dav when ne approved the receivers re-
mort recommending = Distribution Of the
Funds IN his hands. The case IN question
- one sn whk,h Richsrd w'usor Ct a. sre
plaintiffs end the Abrahan7s Grocery
COMPANY - defendant The facts are that
Scfwahachsr Bros. & Co. Inc. are party
plaintiffs. and some time ago, On belnS
IN gsrrcf that tie Ahrs pa sas company was
fnso'vent. an5 that the management vas
about % Leave tha ely, the company a.
taehea the Defendants business Folicw-
f7r ,hls move Richard Wlnsov asked tho
,orrt for the sppoin tmeat % receiver
ThA srhva bscher company contested TIE
apretafrneat. claiming that ~ rs order 81
attachment Il had prior len THIS pert
yrs4 carried - the supreme courf, which
tribunal decided that en- sttactfrffit
against IN tuao}vent corpora aon gave ,ho
attaching creditor 70 preferences TIE
.asn came back bef.r~ the p~ooats ccart
aKafr Yesterday for 4 settlement 81
Claims. suggested ~ ths receivers re9oT;
yyasrh. as stated above. was approves ~
me coart- TAis practically dlsposes Ct Tie
case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-16

brssstt was taken into the eo2artner-
sap, TIE nrma uzn3s being changed %
eAn4la-b FeN@s1 Company. Trey acquired
sloek. cunain gran alleges. SO tire va4u. q
sAzsfs. and con.EEctsa debts % shs amount
q 1900. Tbs partnership nonfinues ur-
q c7fooer. 80. Smith 4 Saith assigned
anc turned ever to the Smith Ere - 49,
company al 81. sscek OF zocia. an1 TIE
SMITH EsTewett Cen paay IN consideration
Easrsof sssun1e! and promised % pay al
1he Gecak. ard also took cAarxe OF she
book accounts. On January O. fss7. Caa-
nfnghszn alleges thaz ire Eufta- Rrevefs
Company made a pretended dissolution q
eoparfnersaip. by virtue % Which o. r.
Smith ard Carleton Smith tsck possession
Of tae goods and accounts ard Brexett
made a pretended axslxnment % ~
Smiths. Immediately following this pre-
tended dissolution .. r. Smith ana Carrie
ton smith made q pretended chattel mort
gage % a. the stock 70 one II. 8 Doug
las also the hook accounts. which Doug
laz Is trying 70 collect
Cunningham further alleges that tire
pretended claims transferred 20 Douglas
are for the purpose or securing the alleged
claims % The Plymouth woo.an C.ornparv
ard Lessen, Whitman a co. 90 the amount
OF 800. The claim OF these firms. Gun
nsngham alleges. IL for the purpose OF
preferrsnE these firms 10 the other c~eEf-
tors The pdalntin further believes that
these different transfers were made for
the purpose Of cefrandlag the creditors af
smith 4 Smith and for the purpose OF con
FertlHg the assets into cash and aeyotlnz
the Same 70 the payment Of the fsvored
creditors, Cunningham IL a creditor ~
smith q Smith 70 the amount % s. 80 q
Tor goods furnished. and n fears that
there Is danger o. Smith & Smith selling
the goods Ia a lump 10 an innocent pur-
chaser and paying over the proceeds to
douglas. This Is Why he wants a receiver
to take charge Of the business.