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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-11-23
Fall Examination Scheme.
Second Grade,

| XIV.
HIGHER ARITHMETIC.
/. If four-ffths of the buying
price equal the selling price, what is
the loss per cent?
2. At what rate per cent. will $3.50
yield 1921 331s interest in yr., 8mo.,
and 20 da.
3. If borrow $500 at bank for
go days at 10 per cent, what will be
the avails and what the discount
4. What would be the true discount
on the above amountl
S. find in my daily paper, U. S.
SIS of 81 quoted at 119s, and gold at
1929. Currency being worth 10 per
cent, what interest shall ] receive if
invest greenbacks in these bonds!
8. What is the amount of an annu-
ity of $500 for years. at 6 per cent.
simple INTEREST,"
Z. A farmer desires to make a
water-box for his wagon that shall
hold bbls., and to be 10 TT. in. long,
by TT. in. wide, what must be its
depth? (All inside measure, and an
swer to be in inches and decimals of
an inch.)
s. IT 10 per cent. of a shipment of
goods be destroyed, at what per cent.
above cost must the remainder be
sold, so that profit of 20 per cent. on
the cost of the whole may be realized.
XVI.
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
l. With what has the coast-line of
a country much to doa
2. What countries are included in
the North Tropical Zone?
8. From what countries is cork
mainly obtained!
4. State some of the uses to which
bamboo is put.
5. From what is camphor obtained,
and where!
8. How does the U. S. rank as re-
CARDS navigable streams!
Z. Into how many and what drain
age-regions are the U. S. divided9
s. State the leading physical char
acteristic of each one of the grand di-
visions of the earth, and the cause of
the same.
9. How do you account for hot and
cold springss
10. How are intermittent springs
accounted for!
XVII.
ANALYSIS.
A,aalyze.-The theory of the Mo-
hammedan government rests upon the
maintenance of a clear separation
from unbelievers. TO propose to
Mussulman of any piety that the
Commander of the Faithful should OBJ
literate the distinction between Mo-
hammedan and Christian, would be
proposing to obliterate the distinction
between virtue and vice. The notion
would not only seem to be wrong. but
it would seem to involve a contradic-
ton of terms.
XVIII.
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA.
(Ledre all work on your paper.)
l.. Write your explanation of the
change of signs in subtraction; in
multiplication.
2. Divide 3c(m-5c) -tm-5c) by
(m-5e)
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8. From two towns which are 81
miles apart, two men set out at the
same time with the intention of
meeting. One of them goes miles
an hour and the other miles an hour.
In low many hours win they meet?
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/ to find K and y.

s. The snm of three fractions is 2.
The second fraction is double that of
the first, and the third is double that
of the second; what are the fractions!
.. There is number consisting OF
two digits. the second of which is
greater than the first; and if the
number be divided by the sum of its
digits. the quotient is 4; but If the
digits be inverted, Il. e., change
places, and that number be divided
by number greater by two than the
difference of the digits, the quotient
is IA. Required the number.
XIX.
PHYSIOLOGY.
/. Name the bones of the upper ex.
-
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PHYSIOLOGY.

l. Name the bones of the upper ex'
tremities.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


s. Ca,le left for Modesto Yesterday.
r. A. Pedlar, OF Woodland, is in the city
Miss Florence Mchuue has gone to San Francisco.
ID. l. Loofbourrow, Of FL Dorado county, is in the
city.
Mrs. W. j. Prosser, of Rocklin, is visiting friends
in the city.
Mrs. Frank Gilman and family returned to Marys
vile yesterday.
Dr. W. Niles and wife, of Roseville, are visiting
J. P. Brown and wife, of Camptonvile, are stop
ping in the city.
w. a. January, Democratic nominee for State
Treasurer, is ii the city.
John f. Slater and j. w willem returned from
San Francisco last evening.
Miss Minnie Hansche, of this city, is visiting
friends in San Francisco.
W. '" Kellogg, Of Lassen county, passed through
the city yesterday ell route to San Francisco
+. NJ Campbell, Superintendent of Public In.
struction, has returned from official trip to Lake
county.
Last evening the Directors OF the Germania Build
ing and Loan Association rendered surprise
par at the'r rooms on Fourth street. between J
and M by the shareholders of the first series of
stock The President C. Weisel, was presented
with gold watch by the above mentioned share.
holders, sitter which the entire party repaired to
FISHERS dining rooms, where splendid collation.
had been prepared.
state House Uotel-Irs W. J. Prosser, Rooklu :;
J. M. Hawlsy and wife, John Crofton r B. Moore
Walnut Grove; S. F. Barrett, !. S O'Keefe, Locke
ford j, G. Parkinson Jas Nichols, w Nichols
lone Valley; A. Morrison, Carlow Ackley, Clarks
vile; Thomas White, 5 Thompson, Mrs. W. II.
Williams San Francisco G. n. HiIc'ay, H. B. Por
ter, Winters; f. Booth Folsom; P. C. Gayety
Penryn; J. A Elliot, Newcastle; A. Howell,
LYMAN Wick, W. A. Scott, Louis Sc tt, CosuGnes
Chas. Bunnell, John williamson, Courtlsnd ID III
Holdridge, Deer Creek: Mrs Birklsge, Ell Dorado :;
W. S. Ryllin=, F1orin Geo. Ames Brighton
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THIs MoRgInG's NEWS,

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
1874 for As OF I0o7; 1923 Tor AIS; 1Ol1 for sss
sterling, "a Sll@i SO silver bars, 113s.
Silver In London. 81 l5-l6d consols 1Ol 3.l6d; s
per cent United STATES bonds, extended, Io2 Is,
12l3; AIS, 115s.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par: Mexican dollars. 81 @S2 cents
Mining stocks were fairly active in San Francisco
yesterday morning. Prices showed general i'm.
provement over the best rates Tuesday. The gain
was from &c to 75c per share. Exchequer sold at
5oc, gain of 100 per cent. The apprecia ion runs
ali along the Comstock lode.
Charles P. Thompson las been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the Seventh Massa-
chusetts District.
The remains Of Fanny Psrnell arrived at Phia.
delphia yesterday morning, and were taken to New
York in the evening. whence they will be convened
70 Boston.
A lamp explosion ct Marysvile damaged D. J.
Cooney's house to the extent of $500.
The Greenbackers Of the Thirteenth New York
District have nominated S. Trip for Congress and
in the First District Harvey Mosham.
Joseph Hart was run and killed by an engine
near Nelson, Butte county, Tuesday night
Cadet Whitaker is out in card in a Charleston
n,ner ,,rgir,, tba ,,,lo-,5 ,,,.,, =. :, :
ocratic n,rtv '''' ''H'
John mcfarland ,,,. t,,,,,
&, ca, - III O0' no'ei
The Universslist General Convention assembled at
Philadelphia yesterday, about 1000 churches being
representoa 'N'- :
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r., a. D ,o''''a'eu ior congress-
trict i'u' Di'
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At R.5drab N @ .,,
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no PLEASING THEM.

The ansi-railroad organs are perfectly
furious because the Railroad Commission
did not act upon Commissioner Cones
order fixing the rate of passenger fares at
four cents mile. without any inquiry.
The Chronicle is really unable to under.
stand how the Commissioners can have had
the bad taste to decline its rabid and ire.
sponsible vaporings as evidence. Being
itself accustomed to manufacture the eyi.
dence uron which ii is to form it's concIu.
sions, 1t IL az loss to comprehend how
anyone else eau fail to prefer this simple
and easy method. What it wanted was
that the Railroad Commission should
arbitrarily adopt the four.cent reduc.
ton without knowing or seeking
TO know anything about the equity
of it, or concerning it's effects upon either
pubic or corporate interests. It is worth
while to point out that this is precisely the
kind of spirit in which the go. called
"GrsDger legislation was undertaken
and that al legislation undertaken in that
spirit has proved futile. l. is certain also
that il the Railroad Commission had
adopted Cones resolution without INQUIRY,
and If it had proved disastrous to the
public, the Chronicle would have been
the first to turn round and abuse the Com.
mission for acting without any inquiry. 1t
is, further. very apparent that if General
Stoneman had not been the Democratic
candidate for Governo. he never would have
become target for the Chronicles abuse !:
though he probably has deserved severe
censure for his demagogism in the Board.
And it is awkward for the Chronicle that
Doyle and Stonemsn are so Intimately
bound together by their official record as to
make it impossible to praise one without
approving the other, or to censure one
without condemning the other.
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the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad to-
day killed one man and fatally injured one or
two more, and dumped score Of cars into
the Susquehanna river.
Thrown from Car and Fatally Injured.
SELMA (Ala October 1Sth.-Eugene Bo-
gardus. eldest son Of the famous pistol shot,
was fatally injured to-day by being thrown
from train at Talledego, Ala, by Q sudden
lurch of the car.
Bicentennial Celebration.
YONKERs, October 18th.-Twenty thousand
visitors are here to see the bicentennial cele-
bration.
FIGURING Mill Burned.
MINNESOTA City, October 1Sth.-Frost's
large Touring mill was burned this morning
Loss. $40, 600; insured for S40,0 600.
Mormon Missionaries for Europe.
CHEYENNE IVY. T. October 1Sth.-A car
through to-day on the Union Pacific road.
bound for Europe. The men are mostly ig-
norant, and apparently low characters.
End OF Long Fight.
BUFFALO. October 1Sth.-L. L. Lewis, at
the Republican Judicial Convention, on the
293d ballot, was nominated for Judge of the
Supreme Court.
ThefmOmetrlcal.
CHICAGO, October 1S.h.-HIghest tempera,
ture to-day, 54'; lowest, 45'.
REV YORK, October 18th Midnight
Highest temperature to-day, 7l'; lowest, GO.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arabs Counsel.

Arabs Counsel.
CAIRO. October 1Ssh.-The difficulty in re.
gard to the counsel for Arab Pasha continues.
Possibly compromise will be found in allow.
ing counsel to advise Arab. but prohibiting
them from addressing the Court.
Ready Mt Last.
CoNsrANTINoPLE. October 1Stb.-The Porte
has sent note to the British ambassador
announcing his readiness to negotiate for
settlement Of the Egyptian question.
LoriIlard's Horses.
LONDON, October 1Ssh.-At the end of the
Cambridge show week, Loriilard's horses
will be transferred from Newmarket to the
Houghton street stables. Iroquois goes to
America for stud purposes.
The Dead Minister.
ROME, October 18sh.-The funeral of
George T. Marsh, United States Minister,
In the Protestant Cemetery. was simple and
almost private, the only tfhcial being pres
ent was the American Consul General. The
ex-Secretary of Legation was also present.
Flowers encircled an American flag which
covered the coffin.
The Proposed Railroad In Africa.
LONDON, October 1Ssh.-A correspondent,
who has had an interview with Stanley, un.
derstands that when the railroad along the
Congo river ls completed, tie King OF the
Belgians Intends to off il to any English
company who will undertake to work it. De
B:szza is doubtless aware Of this fact, and
hence his haste to get tbe French Govern.
ment to ratify his treaty with the Congo river
chiefs.
Delegate Bounced.
DUBLIN, October 1Ssh.-Csssidy, delegate
from Manchester to the Irish National Con.
ference, was expelled with insults and threats
t'om that body for moving an obnoxious
amendment.
Hotel Proprietor Shot by Lawyer.
HALIFAX, October 1Ssh.-A telegram from
Bsddrek, Q. b, says: After the adjourn
ment Of the Supreme Court to-day, jog. B.
Mcdonald, Bsrrister of Arch Of c. B.,
fatally shot Jamss Crowds, proprietor CT the
Bfasdoe House. Mcdonald was arrested.
Cholera Decreasing.
MADRID, October 1S.h.-A dispatch from
Manila says the cholera continues to decrease.
Since the last report the average deaths have
been four daily. The disease still RACES on
the Island Of YisaIjl.
The Steamer Disasters.
LONDON, October 1Sth.-Fourteen of the
crew of the steamer City of Antwerp, sunk
By collision, were drowned. Oae hundred
toes of flour and cheese were saved from the
steamer Preston, ashore near Berwick.
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s6cosD EDITION.

A second e.ition Of the RsooRD-UaIos Is issued
each day at P. N. bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to thai hour. BY this arrangement tn
REooRD- UNION viii present the latest news obtain
able at all points east end north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition OF the RECORD UNION
Is carried by morning trains, and LIS ahead Of all
Competitors Ear north Chico on the California
and Oregon Rairoad; west to Benicia, and south to
Stockton, and east TO Colisx, Folsom and Placer
lille ard all intermediate places The second edition
matter win be found each day upon the third page
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

WEDNESDAY, October IS, 1882
June 10 VIM. Audgrayes to Jos. NJ. Campbell
Portion of northeast quarter Of section e. township
north, range G east-s5 by las feet $3.50
October Is-John r. Gilliland to A. NJ Plummer
South half of sections II and IS, township 8
north, range east-640 80 acres SO, 400
April Is, lS75-The United States to Thomas T.
Giililand-SoutEeast qusrter Of section H. township
north, range east-l60 acres patent.
November 15 lS72--The United States to John
Il. Gililand-Southwest quarter Of section lS town
ship north, range east-l60 acres ; patent.
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OPENING DAY.
GARD OF THANKS.

WYE DESIRE TO RETURN OUR SINCERE
w thanks TO the large number Of kind friends
who 50 generously extended their sympathies TO US
and our family during our recent great oereaye-
ment; to the numerous donors Of floral tributes to
the memory Of our beloved son, JOHN FERN
LARKIS; to his little schoolmates for their tender
manifestations Of esteem for their late companion
and TO Masters Lee Harris, Willie KatzeDs;ein, VIII.
lie Cook, Charlie Butler, Eddie Howe and Charlie
Camp, Who acted pall-bearer These kindly
deeds will always remain associated In our hearts
with the memory OF him whose lozs we mourn.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN N LABKIS.
fB CT oI9-1t
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The Chicago Tribune has mistaken smoke
for fire. 1t has made the unfortunate
blunder Of taking the selfish subterfuges
OF q small minority of office-seekers for
the deliberate judgment of the public Of
California
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HOME and ABROAD.

An Interview with Jay HubbeIl-Evan-
gelicai Lutheran synOd-Cadet whitta.
ker as q Politician-NOmination for
CODgress-The star Route Disclosures
Fanny Parnelrs Remains = American
Public Health Observation-Disclosures
General C0nference-Itcms OF Foreign
Sews-Etc.
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THE Helena Herald says: California has now
in Montana Territory numerous representation of
commercial meu taking orders for particular lines
OF goods which tn markets of that State can better
and more satisfactorily supply than those of the
East. This circumstance IS accounted for by reason
of the arrangement recently entered into by the
Central snd Union Pacific authorities by which all
shipments from terminal points in California for
Montans are admitted over the Utah and Northern
Railroad at the same rates as goods of like class
from Omaha and other points East"
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For the Ladies.-PIease ask your phy.
sican his opinion of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSiN AND CALISAYA BARK combined,
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BlTTERS
au3+-6m
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tcht Ban, San Francisco, doubled In
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world SHArTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return and this is why Ichi Ban survives on Low
prices. Logical, isn't it? Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch OF retail country trade
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OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
Sacramento, October Is, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Office until IL o'clock NJ,
Monday, November l3, 1852,
To furnish Stationery and Blank Books, in accord
with schedules to be furnished by the Sece
of State.
Samples or minute descriptions of each article
must accompany said proposals. Each class of
goods in the schedule must be bid on separately
The proposals must be for the delivery OF the Sta
tiouery and Blank Books bid on at the office of the
Secretary of State, 10 such quantities. less
than the schedule names and at such times, be-
tween the date OF the contract and LIST of December
1874, as the Secretary of State may direct
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check on some bank o. good stendnr, drawn to the
order OF the Clerk Of the Board OF Examiners for
equal to 20 per cent Of the amount Of the bid
which check will be forfeited the State il the bill
which such check accompanies shall be accepted,
and the party making the bid shall refuse to give
satisfactory bonds for the performance Of the con-
tract awarded to him.
The Board reserves the right to reject all bids if
deemed too high.
All bids must be directed to the undersigned in
dOrsed Proposals Tor Stationery and Blank Books :"
ALBERT HART,
ol9td Clerk State Board Of Examiners
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Sne-Minufe T00tbache Drops Arc supr-
nor 10 any o.ber For sale by druggist. KIRK,
GFARY CO., Agents. olO.Ir,
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Orrich ans. poor. n you're not wont
To brush your teeth with SOZODONr,
You'll Oae day suffer deep remorse,
For soon they'll crumb'e in decay,
And soor You'll cry, "oh lick.a. day,
Tina. had never changed my course"
ol7-3tTuThS
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IE Jackson county, southern Oregon, stock.
stealing has become so prevalent that owners have
proposed the formston of society to protect stock
interests and pnl stop to cattle.stealing.
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TIE readest aud best way to end out what future
duty will be, is TO do present duty.
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GENERAL NOTICE.


Fragrance ts,c ast lasting,
Fragrance the most delicate,
Fragrance the most ex iulsite,
Fragrance the most refreshing
Are all combined in MURRAY l. LANNAN'S
FLORIDA WATERING only recognized perfume
of fashion.
IA As there worthless couuterfeits buyers
should always ask for the Florida Water prepared
by Lanman & Kemp New York. cl9.It
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

IsrruAl DISPATCHES TO III. knooRD-uMos.l
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Cadet whitaker Publishes n Card.

CHARLESTON Is. CT, October 1Sth.-Cadst
Whitaker publishes card in to days Nea1s
and Courier, coming squsrely out for the
Democratic party of the Soulh, and urging
the "colored man no longer to Be driven By
the party LASH aud vots against his owe ia.
terest. Radical rule has been a rule of
plunder. and has brought the South all of its
lie. The fight sgainst boss;sm ia the North
u foreshadowing of what is to come IN the
South
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,
NN0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TAKE NO.
Il tice that the partnership heretofore existing
between VIM N LYON and c. c. BARNES. under
the firm name and style Of LYON & BARNES, has
been and is hereby dissolved, aud that /. WIN M
LYON, will settle and close up the business of the
firm, and that alone am entitled to sign the firm
name In liquidation. This dissolution is declared
and this notice is published by NE, under and by
virtue of the powers given me in written agreement
between myself and C. C. BARNES dated October
5. 1850, and for and account OF the reasons for
dissolution specified in such agreement
WM. NJ. LYON.
Sacramento, October 16, 1852
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VIII Not Retire from the Field.

KANSAS ClTY, October 1Ssh.-A CORE
spondent telegrsphs from Emporia, Kansas,
thst he is authorized to state that there is no
truth whatever in the rumor that w. q.
CLICK contemplates retiring from the candi-
dscy Tor Governor, and II. E. Norton, of
Emp0ris, a member Of the Denocratie State
Committee, says the committee would not
tor moment entertain such a prnnnsitinn