FOLK

The| due to upheavals, caused by earthquakes, in| or to pre ure, whereby the earth’s crust. is so moved as to fold over. They are of at| two kinds, simple and complex. In the latter case a simple fold may be further folded. Fine examples are found in the Alps. of)" f FOLGER, CHARLES JAMES (18181884), an American jurist and ex-SecreE.), Hee of the U.S. Treasury, b. in. see, | Nantucket, Ma . He graduated from Geneva (now Hobart) College, in 1836, elected a ociate judge of the New Yor' Court of Appeals, becoming chief justice in 1880. in 1881 he was appointed ecretary of the U.S. Treasury. n 1882 of|he was the Republican candidate for an| Governor of New York, but was defeated by Grover Cleveland. of (1844), Rear-admiral United States Navy. Born in Ohio. In 1864 graduatin ed from United States Naval Academy. IV. | Had various promotions from ensign in and | 1866 to Rear-Admiral in 1904, From | 1864-1865 served on receiving ship‘North ‘The| Carolina.’ 1865-68 was on ‘Hartford,’ of at|the Asiatic Squadron. 1868-72 was on by | ‘Franklin.’ 1872-75 did ordnance duty. 1877-78 ordnance duty at Navy Yard, Washington. 1878-79 was at Naval Academy. 1882 at Bureau of Ordnance. 1882-1885 ordnance duty Naval Academy 1887-88 Commanded the ‘Quinnebaug.’ for From 1890-93 chief Bureau of Ordnance. his with rank of Commodore. 1898-99 as commanded ‘New Orleans.’ 1899-1900. was general inspector of ‘Kearsage.’ the 1900-01 commanded the ‘Kearsage.’ Retired, June 1905.