The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-06-27

karcher, Minnie l.. Kitchen, Jennie ID.
Kline, Nellie q. Lenehan, Kate Lewis,
Lulu McAlarney, NJ. Almira Major, Jennie
A. Martin, Sudie B. Mentzcr, Margaret Il.
Mitchell, Mary A. Moore, Margaret Il.
Moran, Hannah b. Morrison, Edith A.
Moses, Jessie Meyers, Teresa A. Pace, Jen-
ME Palmer, Jennie Ransom, Ida G. Rinker
Mary K. Roberts, Sula L. Santee, Irene L.
Sears, kame M. Shaffer, Margsretta +.
Shaw, Rose Sickler, Carrie M. Smith,
Mary Ii. Slower, Bessie Taylor, Corrine K.
Tempest, Martha ID. Tewksbury, Margaret
Williams, Minnie r. Yeager, John X.
Adams, Dennis e. Baxter, Ira 8. Brown,
Joseph W. Burke, Clark Calender, John
F. Davies, Martin @. Gaughan, Foster U.
Gift, James o. Hermann, Richard A. Nc
Hale, Fred W. Magrady, Woodin w. Peal
er, Emory E. Reeder. Daniel Rinehart,
Will @. Shultz, George w. Walborn.
JUNIOR EXAMINATION.
UNITED sTATRs HIsToRy-Deputy Sup!.
Henry Hsuck.
1. Where was Lord Baltimore from and
what was his purpose in coming to Ameri-
ca2
O. Give some facts about Calhoun, Clay,
Stanton, and Conkling.
8. Under whose administrations ..did.the
various wars of the United States occurp
4. Give an account OF the admission Of
Kansas.
5. What is the civil service act and
what objections are urged against itP
D. Discuss the mound-builders.
spELLING-Deputy Supt. Henry Hauck.
Prejudice, propitious, conscientious,
malicious, suspense, immense, pewter, de-
hcit, oblige, allege, .monotonous, exon
crate, anomalous, habiliment, equable,
hypocrisy, irrevocable, maritime, minera-
logy trisyllable, orfce, dentifirce, artifice,
surplice, stereotype, transparent, apparel
apparent, comedian, monotone, vitiate,
Mediterranean, snodyne, iodine, cement,
Chicago, porcelain cochlneal, nankeen,
mahogany, rhubarb, adjacent, docile, Pro-
thonotaIy, dormitory, invigorate, confer
ee, buzzard, lizard, pursuant.
PHYsIoLoaY-Supt. ]. A. Myers.
l. Form and composition OF bones.
2. Discuss gastric digestion.
3. Discuss absorption.
4. Uses of the blood.
5. Describe the lungs and the changes
In the air from respiration.
6. Spinal cord and its functions.
2. The coats and humors Of the eye.
Make diagram.
8. Describe the effect of alcohol on the
brain, stomach and liver.
GRoGRAPHY-Supt. j. A. Myers.
/. In going from Bloomsbury via. Har-
risburg and Chicago to San Francisco, over
what railroads would you pass, and
through what States aud territoriesp
2. Sketch the Missippi river system;
mark approximate latitude.
8. Great Britain: A few leading ex
ports and imports; its foreign possess :
ions.
Causes Of change of seasons.
8. Causes of tides, spring and neap.
8. State principal geographical facts
you CLEANED from the newspapers the pas,
year.
Z. In gong from New York on the
most direct commercial route around the
world, name the important points you
would touch.
8. State geographical position and poll
al:relations Of Q) cuba, t2) Philippine Is
lands, (9 Java,( 4) Cansries.
BOOKKEEPING - Prof. Albert and Supt
Henry Houck.
/. What is Book Keeping2 Why is it {
scienceP Why an art?
Q. How many books would you use in
Single EntryP What is the object of thu
Day Book1 The LEDGER
8. Name some of the essentials of post
ing from the Day Book to the Ledge r
What things would you post into the Led
ger2
4. What is the object of the Cash Book
How do you make entries in the Casl
BookP How do you enter check2
o. Dictate receipt for part pay mel mt o
a debt. How does receipt for part pay
ment differ from one for payment IN full
6. If by mistake a receipt in full is Civ
en- for part of debt, how can the remain
der be collected?
Z. What do you mean by availabl
mesnsp
8. Dictate form of check for ten dol
lars, payable at the First National Bank
Rloomsburg.
9. l owe you $50 payable in six m onth
and want to pay you with check, hoy
much shall make itp Shall it be writte
or order, or or bearer2 Would check writ
ten or bearer, be paid to any one who ha
| itP
| 10. You have taught months, and th
treasurer pays you, Cat the rate of $40 pc
month), give him receipt.
II. You have store, and come to pa
my account, to what book would you tur
for the account?
IL. You want to apply for Gramma
School in Bloomsbury; dictate an apple,
tion.
13. Dictate letter of introduction for
friend in Philadelphia.
VOCAL MUsIo-Supt. ]. A. Myers.
1. What is the key of this picee2 Ho
can you tell2 Where is do found in the 8
prano2 Where in the bass2 What is Il
time of this piece9 What is the first no
in the alto?
2. How can you tell whether note
high or low, In the tonic sol ia system?
| 8. You may sing the notes of this piec
You may now sing the words.
4. What is the difference between Il
natural key and the key of one shar
Where do the half tones naturally occur2
8. In changing TO keys in flats, to VIII
number do we go2 To what number
we go in changing to sharpsp
9. How many lines and spaces are u.s.
in music2 What is the name of the III
lineP First spaceT Second liner Secol
space?
z, What is the difference between t
treble clef and the soprano cleft What
| Won mean by the q cleft Ry the II clef?