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The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
Il Iast Of Mohicansn Arrives IN Town
With Cme-Al Tea for President;
Seeks Grant from Nutmeg Town

I Armed with q small package of
the precious -boneset tea" occum.
The Last Of the Mohicans." arriv-
ed last night in washington an a
mission twofoid and weightys
Restoring the health OF the Great
white Father" is but one of the
things the Indian chief hopes TO
accomplish within the next few
days. The other object of his visit
Is to secure for the remnants of
his tribe a slice Of the business dis
trict of the city Of Norwich, Conn,
valued at about s2,ooo.eo0.
occum's full name is Lemuel oc-
cum Fielding. He IL the last chief
of the proud and ancient tribe that
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17

once ruled the entire OF New Eng
land.
This morning he will visit the
white washed Wigwam" on Penn
sylvania avenue and leave bis tea.
which. he says. II taken cold In the
morning and hot at night for three
days. will cure all Ills And to-
morrow Occum will present the
claims of his tribesmen. to Cato Sells,
Indian Commissioner.
According to the Indian. COVER
nor Of Connecticut in 1880 deded a
tract of sixteen acres Of land to his
tribe for a burial ground. Squatters
later settled on the ground and their
is now the most valuable property
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
Seeks to Stop Complaints
Against Buildings Tenants

writ of prohibition to prevent
the District Commission from pro-
ceeding to entertain complaints of
certain tenants of the Southern
Building at Fifteenth and H streets
northwest, was asked of the District
Court of Appeals yesterday by the
Southern Realty Corporation, owner
of the property.
The application for the writ is
signed by Gen. Robert ]. wynne,
president of the company. Gen.
Wynns formerly was Postmaster
General and Consul General to Eng
land.
Under the rules of the court the
commission has two days in which
to file its objections tc the Issuance
of the writ before the petition is
passed on by the Appellate Court.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
CASCARETS
"They Work while you Sleep

Liven up! Your system is full Of
liver and bowel poisons which keep
you headachy. constipated. bilious,
half-sick, and unstrung. Take Cas-
csrets tonight! Wake up feeling
Ikea Tive wire" with your stom-
ach regular. cold gone, and a clear
head. rosy skin and sweet DISPOSE
tiop.r No griping-no inconvenience.
Children love Cascarets too. 10, %,
so cents.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
Wife Charges Misconduct
In Suit for Divorce

Either a limited or absolute d.
vorce with permanent Elimony is
the plea made by Viola Means in
a bill filed against. her husband,
Edward D. Means. in the District
Supreme Court yesterday through
Attorney W. A. Coombe.
Mrs. Means, who says her hus-
band is a commission merchant
earning $4,000 a year, alleges mis-
conduct and abusive treatment. The
couple were married December 2S,
1915, in Alexandria, Va.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17

HlRhest, 81, I0West, %.
Relative humidity-S q. m, DO; p. m,
100; p. m. 100-
Rainfall Is p. m. to s p. MI 10.
Hours of sunshine. none.
Per cent OF possible sunshine, none.
Departures Frsn Normal.
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature
since January 1. 1890. 1856.
: Sxcess Of temperature since November L.
1870, -.
Accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since January 1. 1870. 3.22.
Excess of precipitation since November I.
1920. 30.
Temperatures same date last year-High-
est, IS; lowest, IS.
QfhAr TamnAra turaa
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
Haeoek Explains P. o. Work.

William II. Hacock. Assistant
Postmaster OF Washington. last
night told members of the Trans
iguration ColIegian and Athletic
Society Of the TRANSPORTATION Epis-
copal Church at a meeting In the
hall at Fourteenth and Gallatin
streets northwest. how the heavy
mails OF Christmas are handled by
his office. Hacock explained the
methods of collecting. receiving.
sorting and routing.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
n THE INQUIRINC
REPORTER
He asks FIVE persons. picked at
random. a question each day.
THE QUESTION:
Do You Favor Suffrage for the Dis
hict Of Columbia, and Whyl
THE ANswERsr


MRS. FLORENCE JACKSON
sT0DDARD, president National
Pen League and International
Literary Association-AIn I
do-to deny suffrage to eitizens
of the District OF columbla r.
TO stultify the provisions Of the
Constitution itself. II f. the
same question that we f0ught
the Revolutionary War over
'taxatfon without representa-
tion.'n
G. G. BARBOUR, with James
f. Oyster Company, 90 Penn
sylvanin avenue northwest-.I
do-wfthout suffrage we might
ns well be a bunch 6f eonviets
here In the District OF Co
lumbia.-
ALFRED III. TERRY. spirit-
ualistic medium. 131 C street
northeast-sI am decidedly In
favor of suffrage for District
citixens-the reasons-why it's
30 apparent that we should have
suffrage here I'm the District
that the remarkable feature is
that we haven't.
H. KAsOwITZ, sergeant, U.
s. Al suppose they ought to
have II, but IL really doesn't
make much difference to me be-
cause I can't vote anyhow.
REV. HENRY ALLEN TUP-
Church, 81 have always been
I'm favor of the principle of self
determination. and I nm In
favor of Il ms applied to our
city. I nm I'm favor Of District
suffrage and have been for
years.,
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
Tenth Convict Escapes.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va Now
16.-Hiliiard Knox. colored. a trusty
at the State lime grinding plant.
escaped yesterday. and nothing has
been heard of him since. Knox
makes the tenth man to gain his
liberty recently.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
The Weather
ForeAst for Today and Tomerrew.

Forecast for To-day and Tomorrow.
For the District Of Columbia and Mary
land: Rain or snow In the morning. fol-
lowed by clearing Wednesday afternoon;
Thursday fair: nagthwest gales.
For virginia: Clearing Wednesday. colder
in east portion; Thursday fair; northwest
gales.
Forecast Of Flying Weather.
Zone No. North Atlantic statesl and
zone No. 2 Middle Atlantic states): Dan
gerous flying weather Wednesday; rains and
SHOWS and gales.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
Take Your Choice

You may fond
popular dayB with red blood could
back on the oken Old young poor
great all love the heartobbs melodies of bye days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21
New = 0rk Produce Market

View York: Sept n
FIJI E-LJI1ll spring patents E2-5
q Spr. SPRING clears lu2a,q -. WIN
- strElEnts - o -lar- KANSAS
W=EAT-Spur steady &c. ~ea
ana Ne = Aarc lit sno1 TRACK
New YORK;. and No. mixed Durum
@66 g = 70 arrive
CCEN-sp0; EASY No e allow 14ea
+ View Eork -t-Gav shipment
siATS--ppE easy. No. / white &c
o2R RI Ste mess 71oed 500:
- -
BC-TEF-F.rr reepipts sos -ubs
ereamey-- higher han extras 6nE a 81
DO extras - score SO tfrsts IS 70 aL
score q a az packing stpck current
make Ne ! -len
EGGS-F.rrn- receipts g5Sf cases
fresh gathered extra flrsFS 50 a sd .
nrsts IbT"e state Pa and nearby
western Hsnuer"v Writes tlrsts 10 +s..-
--Sts = a 80 o.. browns extras GS "a -
ar gathered browns ana mixed cpinrE
trsrs 90 extras rs n -
PoTAT0 ES-L-ower, long island
per barrel @a0o SO. JERSEY 165-in
sacks - n ana. zbuIher-- par barrel
-5ca 500. sweets. Jersey N. has
Eets L'.et1 zee, southern per barrel $50
q =Gt.
AEBAGES-Teak. Long Island n.r
barrel at'c q %. Jerse' neF barrel 5bc
There was NJ change IA me -aw
sugar market although 4 little rnBre
business was reported. There were
sales of 1aoun bags sf ruhzns @ur I'M
mediate shipment ana 1858 bags afioat
q local ret1uers 81 So cents g d :" euual
n 10.SN for esuTrsTIlEI4is. Refined sIi-
gar was unchanged al 1850 tt II %
FOR fine ErauulaIed. Sugar FUTURES
were Quiet Throughout tire ia nut aC-
tive positions ~eceoed under iumda-
IInTa- gtDEIfFE Bfu - minis Ffsyyn-
roneE S...I, December 9.41 January
~ Nav y 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21
White Sex Is. Mackmen 6

Chicago Sept @e-The Chicago
White Sox strengthened rhelr gr1p on
second place n the American League
peunan1 race today when they bag
ced their firth straight victory. ae-
feErIuE Philadelphia Is % s. Red
FIBER. VINO famed New York on Fl
1av. held rne Athletics scoreiess TN
I'll the ninth inning, when they rap
ped out five fIlts. which. with an
error, nerred SIX runs.
TIE Snx continued their heHs-v
batting. collecting - niEs Of rflret
Philadelphia rwirlers, RiEher-g lef
rne attack with TOUR safe blows n
TOUR times u bal Ee 5agEed a
triple dpubie and Two singles.
Ear-ls started On the mound for
Philadelphia. hut was forced 70 re
ire after The sixth inning. Bignee.
MS successor was wild and mis- IN
effectiveness. coupled with the White
Sox attack forced MN 70 give way
te hesie- Two yiuies by two Of
CmcaEos piave-E-Falk and Jourtfan
coupled with a pass 10 Faber. gave
the Sex their last TWO runs
After The Sox had taken com
TnandiuE lead Manager Clemson TOOK
FIVE OF ms regulars our uf Ite game.
filling their places with utility play
ars
holding the Athletics 70 seven srRt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21
Braves and Cubs
Divide Double Bill

Boston. Sept 20 - Boston ana
Chicago DIVIDED nunors N clicking
of q douuie header N less than
-tlre1 hours Today. Alexander PITCH
M the VISITORS 70 a 6 to DECISION
n r1e FIRST game while Boston hit
auE1n nara II the early INNINGS
ami gained a nine 10 one DECISION IN
ne second McQuiIisr was srrurr,
with men On bases II ne second
game ana 0'Neirs ey-or M F.sv--.z.
cnrow II -he eighth inning give ne
FlsiIors heir onlv- run. Score
First game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21
ozuEa ~ No-rcE THEREON

DISL-Ic- u Ait~A!4ti. So
On this 18Th dRy ~ Se1Ienpe-- !
.. 1g2p. on reading the foregoing pefl-
-iur = IS
Cr,ie-esi py ms Guur-. That hearing
ne mao unun the same IN the md "a
n October AJ. L92h, before S5>lu
-o,-- 81 cortland. II saIu District, a.
cen O clock IT ras furenUnH. ana -iial
uurlcp thereof ne published II LAIiN
K sY1net,--t Journal a newspsIft-r print
ed in said DisrrIr-. and that ali Z0uW-r
creditors ana other persons n inter
e.syr. Trav appear II The salc c-Tn- anu
Mace. ana snow cause. Il any -ht-F
nave. WY -ht. PRAYER u SAID petitioner
sneiIitl moi be granted
ana 4 Is further Ordered ny ne
tyour- That the Clerk stla.l send aE
mail 10 aIl Enpwn CrtctiIn-s copies ~
SAID petition ana tins uTueC, addressed
70 them al their plAcRs u residence IS
stated
witness the Honorable E'!grancf
E5Rle Judge of n. sHld CJUr-, and rnt.
seal thereof al Portland n said Dis
crlr- on me 18TH dRy Of September, a.
2. 192n
l. 81 GEO = WHEELER. EIe~s.
A true copy Of petition ana u~Cer
thereon
Attest GEO. :. WHEELER. CIe~k
ssp1@-I dit
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Dodgers 2 Pirates l

8-oakiyn- y. Y. Sept. 2e-Rrnok-
Ivr won the final game Of the Brook
lvn- Pittsburgh series here tuday %
! in 20 innings. Both teams hlt the
nitchers freely but without results
until the ninth. when Truvnur scnred
ON ms dpunie after Scnrnldt.s sac-1-
nee and RiEpee's third single
Bronizlvn tied the scnre IN the same
inning wffen Kons1ciy lifted the ball
into the Ieft field DlearheTs for a
home run. Neis singled in the tenth
with two out ana scared all the way
frum first ON MYERS double against
the right field wall.
Hruuklyn mas won Z. ~ the -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21
INDIANS AGAIN
TROJNCE SOX. 4-3

-LeHe.and. SEM. % Ies'alGnu won
Is SIKH consecutive game roday by
aa-sarIug Boston : to (; n the second
game 81 ne se'Tes. principally oe-
cause Of lazy Gardner -IIne'v mt
ing aUprGE.naLelv 1000 Ems
lrl4yec ne cold weather "a SEE ne
contest Il WIS Mails fifth sIralE;lr
-lctur- s.nce lolnInE ne Iucai team.
.zGrdIIer drove N SIX Of -hs league
eader eight -urs WITH Two Cr,pies
ana 4 single. Els first -,-ple came
n -he third .nuInE win the bases
4uL. The n11es was mace Il me
seventh WIN rwo men IN bases anC
one aU- Win -wo down Il ne NTH
MS slnCle scoraa Sneaker VINO hac
doubted IN no other OCCASION 1lc
ne thlyd o2s.rnan scure- Sensa-
-lon4l 1elGln- Cv me Red Snx char
,ly'-er.zec ne came. Hlr-r cooper
cur down -wo men Il the plate. one
u winch inquired n one 81 Boston s.
three aounIe plays. Brady ana
Scuv- also made brilliant 0lays-
Mails was hit harder man usual
8u- Kept ms hits wall scattered Elk
-apt u ne second inning when sour
singles continued with TWO errors 81
Cleveland ou1neide~s scored III ii
Boston .'uns-
n -wo othe- innings ne Red Sox
threatened nu- Mails -ignrened and
killed of impending ~a-lies easily In
ne t-lEzrl ming, McInnls ana
schAnE. me FIRST men IN. singled.
Sco7r hed ont. ana men BRADY sing
sd ou1 no runs RESULTED Is PasCna..
VINO DATED for BUSH, ana cooper.
were alsy OUTS Score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21
Chicago Cattle Market

-a.-ic-AL-I- StA4jL. ~
<A---E-Rece1IIT "a enp; gnuo ant
cnolce steers STEADY stsvert4 Loaos
-aE5. UulE cnnlce lT-3 a lsL5, GOOD
Steers -5,I,u q 81. grassy steers 9a"ta
14bt COWS SAT- q -. - % 30 cents
lower. cnulce vea-It-,'S % ctIIS Apwer-
Tetta bue- grassy calves 80 cents 70
s. lower. mostly bap1 = %, DutpE!iA
bulls 6uu n 90, Gamers ana cutters
80 q -. sTeaav- DesI VEST rr 13T8
GOVT stew. pIaIn xmas - x - cents
over s-pcksrs and -seder-s - 70 90
cents Iuwel.
Z0GS-EleeelUrs -, pbp. npst-v 70 q
81 -eElIE HlEner- closing wnak ann IL
Giants -U III CENTS lower -tlan ear'l2-
1pp -S2a- practical cup .ater SI5- Dn1k
packing sDws -5@H n 80, Digs p 70 30
CENTS higher bulk deslraoic >luCis 165D
q
SHEET -f2ecsipIs @G.Uuc; tE1 Classes
sluW - 3 CENTS 4ower LnAu SEtUr-
Qav average. mp western. lambs -%Hf
rup natives l@-1. Dulk Naive lambs
--571 500 fa5 ives mostly i,3pf1 bnu
-=eulng lambs s1eRoy 20 Iuwer- JesI
t-e-nlns -2Enns sta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21

81 -1uls- No. Sept eo.-Ruihr s
double, P,Er-'s single anu Pecklu
2augn 5 buuI. scoring Ruth. gave New
ORR 4 ! 70 3 Victory over 81. L.ur,s
n an Il inning game here coauv.
Spectacular fleldinr featured the
came 0ns-nanded catches hy -ohin
ana Ruth n the ninth cut uf -uns.
braJ- handled IS chances without an
error WellrnRn ana MAYS were Eoud
n ne plncnes. the larrer weakened
dnly n rhe seventh when me locals
punched -nur nIts tur their three runs.
New York
o 0 0 Q Q 0 0 LTD
St -ouls
@ 0 Q os 0 0 0 Dir
MAYS. ana hannah; We:lmnn and
Severed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21

-47-z suggesting EI-ezter cautiuh III
~, ;, sss,.s 0+ general rier;tiaa dlst..
i-ir1TInclal interests again 1850 90.
me nper ~ conservation II Is ~ -.
&c trr++,lue mad m peFrepl-hIf mn
- ~sr1rr ne rHl MONEY market.
v,-r-ig.f -,.led Al pc, cent YER ME ~
~ ~,rrt.E- was offered. however s2-
,.zrv+ TO-, M. shorter perIoas
s~rnu5-.orx hearing upon n - lpLi-
eit4,z,r+fr. --aTra!rs.d unalteTea save
~ arurflt, moderate rally N a.r.aE1-
-,,+ss PARIS reITlI ttlInces a4sD .Ii.pI
I'd slightly ana mora sain W. = ~.
Angle French loan ,.......-- .ys z.,,r;
-,orrezrice bonus. me- Ie .Ii- Is 1liS
$50 [rr--e fr-Tr. bur Internal lnilAis
-,1Gved cnnLrarily FTsIi"9 MUM aa ~
4Is---o = a,r4 rlied Kingdoms elstd'
4~r+5,i sales. par value ass'l ..Ealea 80
- ooe S5Id I. : BOMBS were unctishs
81 on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21
Petition Fpr cisrrargs-

In the matter Of
Winfield ;. Redmond, Il t1&I4k- iiiitzi.'
J- Bankrupt
IN me E5pn. -larence HAT JuaEc %
me District Court Of rllt ELlea
S-sras @ur the District Of Maine
JX-ut,atd : EettrnAr Jr.. II Read
4ela Ia me County II AeInenec, ana
stale u MAINE n said DfsLr1CL -t-
s,r1e..reII!y represents. -IHT ga me 81
-tssy Of April. Zg1- ne was duly au-
judged bankrupt unuer the ACTS NJ
Congress Relating 70 bankruptcy. mar
n. nns tulr surrendered al ms TIruIJ-
cry ana rights Of p-Dpe''rT anu mas
SuIlv complied with I'll -nt require
rnerIrs " salc acrs ana " me ORDERS
uf Cp,Yr- rpuctllEE MS bEnkrupTCE
wherpfure ne pruvs, ThAT ne NAV ne
liec-eeu by the Euur- q 4Evs -GI
discharge from III DEBTS urorauIe
against ms estate unuer SAID DaIlk-
.-l4lstu.v Acts except suCn deuTs as are
excepted ~ INV from snca discharge
Dared TINS %1sT day OF AugUsi =
=. 1870.
WINFIELD :. RECMAS r..
EauE-rIuf
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New York Money Market

New York, Sept. 20
Prime mercantile pEper y.
Exchange Ir-aEull-
Starring If-dRy bills q. s.
Commercial 6c-daT bills on banks
S.4S2
Commercial sf-dav mills a.4sz. de-
rland 5.sss caules a.54
Francs. demand f-S. -rbIes 6.sH.
Belgian francs demand -, CABLES
90.
Guilaers demand SI.35. cables S1.3S7.
Ire demand 4.3T. cEDieS 4.@a
MHrt1B demand LIS. cables I.5".
New York exchange On Montreal 1nf
per cent. discount
Government and railroad bonds firm.
Tirne loans strong. 40 1aI's, ae GAYS
anu SIX months &u s..
Gail money STEADY IL psr cent
1.ltys ing mn Is bank acceUtEnces g
Sterling weakened n Lnr late deal
ings.
Sixry-etav oiIls s.
Commercial 6b-dzv mills or hanks
So.
Commercial Gl-GGv bills 5.+6s. de-
. ~ E.aDipE -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21

New ToTK. Sept. 2l--New York
and Cincinnati broke even IN rolEy's
dpubie-header- The Giants Won TIE
first game ; 70 ., soaring three #
their ~Ins on wild throws ny Grim
ana Dauber- The Reds took me
second game ID 5. when Eiler scal
tered New yark's - hits. re s1rnck
our eiE,It men Burns three times n
a row. and frightened WIN men IN
cases Cincinnati MI both Benton auE
Per-rt1 hard. Score:
FIRST game:
Cirti. -. 90 L 0 0 e-2-9-2
New York 0 0 o 0 z-5-6-1
Fisher ana Ra-lden: Netlf and
Smith
Second game:
Ciuri. neaae 4so e-a-14-N
New York on0I o 2-3-19-I
EIier and Rariien. Benton. Per-Trr
and Snyder. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21

DefrnII Sept. 2o-Nasnlng-rur
punched hits III TWO DETROIT pitchers
with errors ana bases on balls ana
-unk rhe third came Of the series. 9
L. ). T--nies by Judge ana Rice WIN
Single and SACRIFICE netred rhraa n
-he nTsf wnile tnur singles. a base On
Calls ann rwe er-urs give hem five
n me eighth Scnre:
Wash. .-.. 80 oil 10 5 a-s-r-5
Detroit ---- 0 OF 2p10 g-s- g
Zachary and Charity; ayers. Old
nam and AinsnI1h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21
Cards /. PhilIies >

philadelphia pa Sept an-F4ubh-n
weakened AFTER allowing TWO singles
IN The tirsf SIX innings ana 81 L.surs
defeated Pniiadeiptua today 70 =
securing Che winning rTrn nff Rrxe,- n
ne tenth inning. nn sInries nv Stock
and Enr1si'y and Nc5enrv's sacr--
fire f.. Jonn Hsvdle-. National
League president WIS present ID III
vest2Eate whether the Phiiadeapniz
PLAYERS 1ad any knowledge uf The Al
legged gambling trnne-up % their :
IN : vlCrurv over Chicago n thai CITY
AurIlsr 80 The scu-e-
81. Lul1ls O Oil 1--E-e
phila. GIa1n- o q o O. s.
zalnes. Sherrieu and Clsrnons. Dl-
heefer- HubneH, Belts Rlxey ana
T-ag-esse-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-21
BOst1n Produce Market
Bosrun- sept IN

8oSTun- sept IN
7EEF-C.huire whole car-ls. y n e
RU-TTI1R--E-xIras % a 81 3. tlrsrE 81
q SO
CEEESE--Fresn choice 81 a. 20
tsRS-No yellow - ~ 5E
EGGS Nearby henne-v SOD Sc
ives. earn t4xtras zoe -
FI1GT E-Suriug vafe,rr -ag-rr
sacks. special shorts l4,R $50; stand
s1Ha LIT. n 400.
FAy-Nt1w Nc timothy 4BF7 =.
L.AMT}-SprGnE ESQ ~
0AT-FanCv 4H-ih .aCi-y - n e
-pCRk-6ediurn backs go
F1CTA DES-Maine 200 uer Tnn-ih
on track sweets a1zH5 SOP per tIsr--pi
STEAR-No quotations avu!laI.ie
EEAL-nn
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ORDER OF ro-CE ~xruu

L4SEfft- 81 Maine IS.
on Ibis -StE ruv nj Saprerrne- 4
u. la2n. IN -eaGIug TIE foregoing me-
Ordered ny ne Court -hEt a heR--ur
he MAO uupH mt same IN me End rxv
~ October a u I9eh b---u-r gElr
gauT- al 2or- and n sald District III
tt.f clock 4 ne -1renpull. and r-rar
1DtIce -nere0r ~ puniisned n Daily
he9l1ls lt-C journal. ! nesuSpe ptsr uYiTTf-
ri n stlln district ana that al kTr.wr
t,--ed1Tnrs ana other persons n inter-
Isl, fnaF &fpeAr al rne setu s1r1e znc
MAGE. and snow cause i any tne-
nave. WY the PRAYER Of SRlu usrlriune-
snuDId not ne granted
ana = IS -Ilr-hE- ordered Nv ne
Nasr- Thai rne E,e-E stall send nv
mail 20 Ri known creditors e.r1f,lr~ ~
SGla petition ana cn1s n-1s-. anr.-essec
70 -hern a -he2r places u rts1usr-e rs
stated
Witness the Eunu-EhIe C-fR--ncs
t1i4le, Judge ri me sEsn Court. ana IRE
sea raere.1f II Por-l and IN sam Dts
gr'rE 1r tae 18Th Jar IT September.
/ = - SEQ = WHEELER r-r--e
true ruUv ii pet4tspr ana r-o@-
-le-eCr
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Eank-uu1's Eetitiun FOR ossrns-gs.
n the mRL.er NJ
Henri Z Folsom n BaRk-up1c~

n the rnRL+er N
t9elr- Z Folsom n BaRk-upIc~.
EauE~uul.
II ne Hon. CLARENCE ERle. JuGEe -
me -lsrrlC. E'nu-T u rle Lr1feC
S-R.e.s cor ne Dis--iC- n Maine
Eer1-v E Folsom II AUGUSTA n ne
county II hannepaC anu State of
Maine. n SaIc DlE-rlC-- rEspec--lll-
r-tsrr~eseT-rE. mat On rhe 2sth dHy ~
LAr-c... 19.,U- 1F Was uL-w aoSudEen
ullnErIIut unuer rte ACTS uf Congress
relating p bankruptcy. rhAr ne Tbs
duiv surrendered al HIs properly anu
nights ~ 1-nps--y ana mas -uIlE curn-
piled with all Ltt requirements ut aaau
AIRS anC al -te orders Of Euu-T tpurn-
.uE las bankruptcy
Wherefore ne nsBvE- Thai ne nav
be atc-eec ny -.le -0ur- 70 nsve Il 1uu
discharge from al DEBTS nr1vanls
against his estate unuer szId hank
rupICr ACTS. except sucn defsfs a. are
excepted nv INV 3-nr sucr discharge
Dated ms l=th dAr u September
4 = 1890.
HENRY 2 FOLSOM
ERIIkrru1
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BOSTON

TWO base nlts-aRr-lort. O'Far-
rel! Three base hlt-Eolke ~
7orne runs-Flack. Sacrrfices-DeaI
1wonniy ~ Douise aiays-Fo-d.
aRranFlle anu HuIle: Meanwhile
foro ann Hoike, Maranrille anr
Eolks- LETT On bases--i,icacp :
Sostor Base on baIls-or Scar-
8 struck out-Bv Alexander =
Scott . Cmplres-Har- gn6 No
CnrTnlck. Tim@I2s
secnnG game.
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CLEVELAND

Two nase 1ltE. Scor-. Sneaker
Three base f1lta cooper Gardner
- Stolen bases amDsEanss
SAcr-h nee. SpeEker Double piavs
Hooper 70 schAng; VT-r and McIn-
ms: BUSH Scott ana McInnls. Left
on bases. Boston IL: Cleveland ..
Bases IN balls. BUSH !. Mails J. Fits
OF BUSH Is n :. off Euy- ! II IL
Struck cut by Bush: ny Mails .
Losing pitcher Bush. impress.
NaIIin ana Evans Time 30
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tered mis- n eigrr innings. bu1 sas-
ing up n ne ninth. when the visit
a1-s launched their attack. Griffin and
Hign Eut seven hirs between hem.
Griffin getting four.
Score:
Phlia- .-. 0 0 GO 8 s-1e-2
Chicago, o a0o1 442 -135-2
Ea--ik- RiEbse Kesfe ana Pers.us
AFaEt. Faoer ana ScnRIk. Lynn.
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BOSTON

Two base hits. Sullivan. rhrss ns..
MIS- Ar2uillan- Sacrifices. Eayrs.
Doubie plays Ford 10 Maranviiie 10
hoike; Terry 20 Barber. L,esr nm
bases, Chicago s: Boston G. Base nm
balls. on Vaughn .; off Carter .. Fits
m Vaughn in I-s innings; on Car
ter in 2-S innings Struck ont hv
Vaughn q by Carter /. by Mr0uillxn
J. Wild pltrh. McQu,llau. Lossnr
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." tnIcfCEu. sent n
All grain anu provisions weakened
TO-DAY as result 81 blg receipts ID
earn and OWING - uniikeiihona Of
frost. Wheat closed stsatty III the
same as SATURDAY. nuisn 70 cent
lower w5tf1 DeeesTIt,e- $50 70 g3NT and
March 2.S4- Corn closed unchanged
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New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily ny
nn--nEE ECMEAN

MAINE BROKERAGE GoMrAnF
- r-out 81, Bath. Pnune of"
veg Water St. AuEusra-
Phone 1n1s-1Gis
Correspondents uf
LINER =. BRIGHT & CO.
,.-a-r - New York and 5oslon
Stock Exchange
Private Wir. Serv'rs
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Reg Peacors. the Bowdnin euotn1fi
star. ms heen engaged 70 cnach -ae
Rorkianu High scIuol reasn. ana ecrnu
a SQUAD uf IS our FOR the opening
prarrire Tnursdzv night. me saRm n
fortunate IN having seven % larf wears
men II Hu---n its uucAesz