Franking
Smith's Financial Dictionary · 1903 · p. 218
When the franking privilege in the mails is accorded the person po e ing it is permitted to send mail matter free by writing or stamping his name on the envelope or package. Members of Congre are allowed to frank (send free) public documents. The franking privilege is sometimes accorded to persons for special reasons by telegraph companies, expre companies, etc.: ' Fraud. Expulsion is the penalty for any member of an exchange convicted by its governing body of fraud in his dealings with another member or with a non-member. There is no le er penalty.: Fraudulent conveyance. A conveyance without adequate ‘ consideration, made for the purpose of delaying, hindering or; defrauding creditors.
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