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Vibrations and Pain.

It is becoming recognized by physicians
that mere mechanical vibration has a soothing
effect on pain similar to the external applica-
tion Of chloroform Within the last few years
DIR. Mortimer Granville, says Engineering, +"
has constructed an apparatus for administer
ing a recHrrent Of shocks to the skin in order
70 mitigate the severe pangs Of neuralgia, and
NJ. Yigouroux, a French physician, has pro
duced similar effect 10y means of vibrating a
tuning and sounding board. In this case
the sound waves from the vibrator were
allowed to impinge upon the affected parts; but
quite recently NJ. Boudet, Of Paris, has devised
an improved arrangement. This consists Of a
tuning-fork kept in constant vibration by an
electromagnetic, and the tremors are commune
Gated directly to the skin by the Intervention
Of a rod. The efficacy Of vibration is doubt
less due 10 the irritating effect of the shock on
the terminal twigs Of the nerves, and it is
expected that many kinds Of pain will be dis
pciled by it. When The nerves are not too
deep-scaied, Bondet's apparatus is said 10
charm away neuralgia in a few minutes. 1t
Is believsd. too, that anesthesia may be
brought about by the tuniug-fork, for when
the latter is applied to the skull il induces a
sence Of giddiness, followed by desire for
sleep.
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Edwin Booths First Appearance upon the
Stage.

Edwin Booths first appearance on the
regular stage was made September 10, 1919
at the Boston Museum, in the little part Of
Tressil. in Cibber's version of Richard III
Juuius Brutus Booth, his fatber-the rival Of
Edmund Kean, aud one Of the greatest
tracediaus that ever livcd-was then keeping
an engagement at the Museum aud Edwin was
il attendance on him as dresser. Tressil had
been cast to the promptor of the theatre; but
II Glanced that this person wished TO avoid
the duty Of acting II, and that he succeeded IN
pcrsnadinE Edwin to undertake it. This ar
ran-ement was made without tie elder
Booths knowledge, and he only became
aware of it by reading in the play-bill the
announcement of his sons first appearance
duly underlined. =" Fool ~ was all he said
when he read this announcement; and thi
remark was not understood to signify encour-
agemeut When the night came, and Edwin
had dressed his father for Gloster, aud himself
for Trcssil, the eccentric paTent--who, be-
meath an outward aspect of indifference, loved
his son with the fondest affection-took a
chair, lit a cigar, and viewing the youth with
a critical eve, made this inquiry: Do you
know that you are supposed to have been
riding hard and farg
Yes, sir."
"Where are your spurs ?"
a haven't any"
"Take mine holding ont one booted leg.
The boy took the spurs, and went on for his
little scene with King Henry VI. When he
returned, his father was still sitting negli-
gently in the chair, and smoking the cigar.
Give me my spurs," he said, again holding
out his leg; and this was all the comment
that Edwin Booths FIRST professional appear
ance ever ELECTED from the parent whom he
idclizcd. He learned subsequently, though,
that his father had been down at the wing,
and had watched this first effort with evident
Interest aud satisfaction, and then hastened
oack 10 his nonchalant pose in the dressing
room. There never, surely, could have been
more singular being than Junius Brutns
Booth This little trait of character is but
one Of thousands that marked him as unique
person. -Hupey's Magazine.
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-, uu.,u .srl,,I1sz-s1 person IN the city.
T6sse pzusrs must. therefore, have u large clrcu-
laon outside the city, and which, no doubt, IS the
csse There Is. perhaps, no city in the world that
can - t-uly claim % be cosmopolitan as tins. and
viii not be greatly surprised 70 hnu the same
rule hold GOOD IN the cities and towns, generally
on the Pacific Slope.
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FIourl FIonr ! Flour

IN inch to 5 inch. Also. spunyarn selzIng, naEun
-t SIS 1-'''-s' i'0DHu''-E' a. BoLLEs & co.
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FOR

The Union Insurance Company Of san Francisco.
The New England Life Insurance Company. Boston
The Oregon Packet line. THE Kohala Plantation,
DR. JAYNE & sons Cclcbrat- The Haiku Plantation,
ed Medicines, Nailuku Plantation.
Wheeler q Wilson'S Sewing HAmakus Plantation.
Machines, osSe y
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IRRIGATIONI

JRRIG ALTON AFTER THIS DATE
is strictly prohibited. except between the hours Of
6 TO A. M. and 10 y. m G. d. FREETH.
Approved; Superintendent Of Water Works
fSiEnedl II A P. CARrER, Minister OF Interior.
Honolulu, April 18th, lSSi ss7 Sitf
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GOLDEN GATE EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
S BoLLEs & co.
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A Feast Of Literature
FOR ALL AGES THAT mas
Never Been Excelled in This CITY.

and while the range OF the same has been sought for 10
suit al ages the tastes Of the community have not been
binding. k5- TIE STOCK EN- BRAVES.
Bryant's, Holmes LoncfeIiow's Meredithrs Tennv-
sons and Whitier's Poems. in cloth and morocco:
Christmas Tile, iris. The SchooBoy Prince Deukann
The Kings Secret. Lucille. A Dream % Fair Women
First q May, British COLLINS Dores Kline Of the An
elent Marincr Shakespeare Characters, Rcynard the
Fox. Sunshine and Storm. Isttlc Women ballads on
Bravery Ballads OF Beauty Paul Lecroixs Fanou. Art
Works vols: Isis Unveiled, Our Familiar Songs and
Land Of Science, The Universe Painters Scupors efc
Pleasant Spots Around Oxford Art IN Europe Art and
Artists IN Sonneeteut Boys King Arthur. Farm Fcsti
walls, The Worlds Worship In Wood and Stone. Lovers
Of Provence, Pastoral Days. Wandering Jew Laurel
Leaves, French Pictures, Caledonia Tropical Nature
In inc Sky Harden, Pearl Fountain. Fern Paradise
Beautiful Snow. Landscape I'm Am POETRY Shepherd
Lady The Sea. Recnllecti0nS OF Writers Half Hours in
Natunl History, Green's History Of English People
Weisscs Origin. Progress and Destiny Of the English
Language aud Literature. Geike's Life and Works Of
Christ, vols; Dickens Works. Lambs Works Nacau-
icy hssay5, ana iistory OF England. Haydn's Dict
l9haIy OF dates, Snizots History Of Civilization,
khedves Egypt. Egypt 10 Palestine Hand Book 81
Legendary Arr, Skeching from Nature Hand Books In
Water Color. Sepia and Neutral Tint. Ceramic Art
Parks and Gardens OF Paris. Literary Boquet Ro.es
and Holly Library Treasures Of Wit and Ilnmor Bird
Life. In Eastern Seas, Fucasile yarns Uncle E.mus
British Poets, vols; Piymoth Collections Of HYMNS
aud Tunes, Bibles. Shakespeare Works TavI0r's
Goethe's fanst, Lulke's Art vols; American Homes
American Painters. Hollands Works. Gibbons Rome
Children Of the Village ncoldsly Legends Hallam's
Works, Maple Leaves, knights Shakespeare roval
guario edition. 2yols Light Of Asia. Print Collector
Knights History OF England Tyrul and skirts of the
Alps, 1enuysons Songs, with Music Thatwald-en's
Life and Works. Shakcspear's Gems Lopgfeiiows
Emerson's and other Birthday Books Frinr Jerome
Undcrbrush, The fairport Nine. Day OF Fate End OF
Coil. Up the River. Drifting Memoirs OF Napolcon
aud Mad de Remusat, Brazil, Boy Travellers. Farm
Ballads, Papyrus Little Folks In Feathers and Furs
together with variety OF latest Books by f1vorite au
thUrs and many other works OF various kinds The
Line OF Chidrens Books Is very full and cannot fail
satisfy all tastes Caldecoi and Linen Toy Books in
variety embracing the new line OF
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EXTRA FAMILY BEEFl

TIME UNDERSIGNED. GENERAL AGENTS
u OF the above three companies for the Hawaiian
Islands, prepared 70 insure Buildings, Furniture
Merchandise and Produce, Machinery. &C. also sugar
and Rice Mile and vessels In the hafbor against loss
or damage b. fire, on the most favorable terms
eS5iy a. HACKFELD & CO.
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ENGINES and BOILERS
HIGH PRESSURE OR coNPcUNp.

STEAM VESSELS OF all kinds. built complete with
Hulls Of Wood, Iron or Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINEs compounded when advis.
able
STEAM LAUNCHES. Bargcs and Steam Tugs con
structed with reference to the Trade in which they
are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and draft OF
water guaranteed.
STEAM BOILERS. Particular attention given to
the quality OF the material and workmanship and
none but frst-class work produced.
SUGAR MILLS AND SUGAR-MAEING MA
CHINERY made after the most approved plans.
Also all Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE. Of Boiler or Sheet Iron OF any size,
made in suitable lengths for connecting together or
Sheets rolled, punched and packed for shipment,
ready TO be riveted on the ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING. Boiler Work and Wa
ter Pipe made by this establishment riyetcd by
Hydraulic Riveting Machinery, that quality of work
being far superior TO hand work
SHIP WORK. Ship and Steam Capsans, Steam
winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made after the
most approved plans.
PUMPS. Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation or City
Water Works purposes built with the celebrated Day
Valve Motion, superiorto any other pump.
Agents for WOrthtngtOn'S Duplex steam
$50 Pumps. n
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HOLLIsTER 8 COS.
EXTRA MESS Beef

IN BtRRELs. Warranted a Good Article.
4 ~ FOR SALE BY
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si2 " ticncral Agents. New York. L. s.A.
- ~ the above line q Waihani gyafehe. Tor ssf.
Kingdom. 800 @-e"+ ''' 'ni7
Al.o, Agent for the GORHAM STERLING srrvpe.
WAKE. The Trade supplied al the Lowest Prices.
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celebrated y. 9. ayers CUOs medicines
SALMON.

A FINE ARTICLE AND IN PER-
SIS BoLLEs co.
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COMMISSION AND EXPRESS ACE

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/ which we will sell FOR CASH lower than any
other firm in town. No QuATERLH custom solicited.
We have received ex Kalakaua. OF Putnam 4 Co.'S
sicat Spring Carts. which in great demand these
carts superior anything Of the Kind heretofore
! seen here Telephone No. IA.
IS LAME q CO.
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schooner, AT MODERATE PRICES.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19

The plate printers regatta on Saturday evening
was an event of decided interest in boating circles,
and the races were witnessed by large number.
There were two races, three entries in each. The
first was rowed in double working boats manned
as follows: No. l, Locraft and Rogers; No. 2, sny-
der and McGirr; No. 3, Clarvoe and Marte. Prizes,
slverware to the first crew of the value of $40, and
to the second the same ofthe value of $50 Locraft
and Rogers won with very exciting finish, being
closely pressed by Clarvoe and Martie, who came
in second. Best time, l0i9R
The second race was rowed in singles. Sumers,
Coburn, and Thorp entering the contest. The
race was won easily by Sumers in IL :l5: Coburn
second. PriZes-Silverware to the first boat of the
value Of $50, and the same to the second boat of
the value of $685.
The races were rowed over the national course,
from buoy OIL Gravely Point to stake boat of q
street wharf, one aud one-half miles. Messrs.
Mckinney of tie POtomacs, and OIIara, of the
Plate Printers, were judges of the race, and
Messrs. Smms, of the Potomacs and Brace, of the
Anaostans, judges at the finish, with Mr.. White,
Of the Anaostans, as referee. The steamer Mary
Washington followed the race Bode was com.
PEELED to withdraw on account of sickness and
Thorpe entered In his place.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19

Between 800 and 400 persons went down the
river on the Keyport yesterday afternoon to enjoy
the cool breeze and quiet time The Keyport
goes to Quantico every day, in the morning at
o'clock and In the afternoon at $3.50. Its officers
reached after two hours pleasant sail. Excellent
bathing and fishing are in abundance. To spend
u quiet day one should go TO Quantico.
Captain Randall's Mary Washington is the most
commodious excursion steamer on the river, and
carries down large parties every day TO Mount
Vernon Springs and Deco guam.
The Apollo Gee CLUB excursion on June 20 (thc
eve of Guiteau's necktie social to Marshall Hall
is berng wished for by our citizens little chill
dren wish for pies, and there is no doubt the ex.
curt will be the best of the season. viii Keyser
and Frank Pearson are practising for the occasion
an aboriginal bass duet in X.minOr, which those
who have heard 1t say Is simply overwhelming.
Tickets may be had Of the members of the society,
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A NOW nrnmniic club.

The ladies and gentlemen OF Mrs. A, d. Mack's
school OF clocution aud dramatic art have formed
the John Mccullough Dramatic Club, and elected
the follow ing officers President and stage man
ager George f. Erdman vice president and
assistant stage.manager, o. r. Worch Sec
rotary, Clarence S. o.good; treasurer, Mr.,
tionary directrGss and Mr.. Jerome A. Buck, Of
Philadelphia coslumer for the club. Mr. Erdman,
the pre- ideut, possesses hisriOuiC ability Of high
order, and at The recent entertainment ut Ford S
Opera House acquitted himself handsomely MS
RomeO aud Henry VIZ Miss Belle Adams Will be
the leading lady of the club During the coming
season Twelfth Night "The Wife" and
"OthellO will be produced.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19
THE GRAND JURY AND THE JAIL.
High Living 20 he Supplied she Unfortu
nate LndIea md Gentlemen RcaIdents.

nate Ladies' and Gentlemen Residents.
The grand jury on Saturday made the report Of
their recent visit to the jail public As ntimated
in THE REPUBLICAN few days ago, the exam
liners express themselves satisfied with the gem
eral management OF the institution and the treat
ment of the prisoners. They took exception to
some of the articles of diet supplied the prisoners
and 1t is said made the following recommended
lions:
That the prisoners be supplied with terrapin,
green turtle, and canvas-back duck when in their
respective seasons. That n quart of yellow label
be Issued to the incarcerated ladies and gentlemen
every other day, and on sunday an extra pint be
added. That In place Of coffee, now issued to the
men for breakfast, claret or chocolate, at the op.
ton OF the prisoner, be substituted. They ind
that neither ice cream nor strawberries and
cream are included in the meals now supplied
prisoners, and call attention to this very grave
omission. In regard to the cells, they strongly rec
ommend that no prisoner, who has any respect
for himself, can inhabit them with any degree of
comfort unless the floors are tiled the bars
hickle plated, and mosquito canopies supplied TO
each bed. Several other very important recon.
mendations of u like nature are made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19

IN Immense audenceas embIed IN The tent last
evening. The meeting was opened with prayerby
the chaplain, and fine singing by the excellent
choir Aftera few remarks by Bud and the reading
of the pledge by the secretary, Judge Weed was in-
trOduced, and with his characteristic eaTnCstuess
presented the cause of temperance in all its at
traCtiye features, together with all the evils at
tendant on dissipation. Following Judge Weed
were Rev. Mr.. Kramer, who held the audience in
a spirited aud convincing address, The choir
sang some very fine selections during the evening
Professor Berlew sang with tine effect piece en-
titled From Jerusalem 10 JeriCO." Next Sunday
evening Hon, ChOs, Lamison, ofOhio, isannounced
to speak OH the subject of temperance. by request
Professor Berlew sang Cast thy Bread upon the
Water" siXty-six pledges were signed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19

On Saturday the grand jury came iuto court
and presented the following new indictments. A
brief mention that these indictments would be
found was, with characteristic enterprise, made in
Saturdays REPUBLICAN,: James ID. Price and
Thomas J. Brady, for conspiracy to deiraud the
United States In connection with route No, 81, las
from san Antonio, Texas TO Corpus Christi, aud
route No. S0lSS, from Monroe to Shreveport La. |;
George V. Mcseroe and Thomas J. Brady, con-
siraoy, based upon frauds committed on route
No. 3SllS, from Monument 20 River Bend. ana
route No, 3S,l57, from Gardner to Rosita, Col.
The date fthe conspiracy in the Meserole' Brady
Price Brady Us upon July !, 1879 The nature of
the conspiracy is similar to that charged in the
c 'ses now being tried, namely, illegal expedition
aud Increase of service upon the routes.
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LOCAL MENTION.
DURLIC VOICE.

A subscriber writes as follows: ~
feelatonc myappetite and strength
greatly improved; my expectora-
ton less painful and less copious;
my cough less troublesome; my
sleep sound, refreshing, and dream
less; my nervousness Is all gone
my breathing less difllcult my
hearts action more regular: my
bnckache less severe; my digestion
improved; my spirits more exhu-
berent; my mind perfectly ut ease,
Dnd yet have only used half a
bottle Of Browns Iron Bitters. l
think II is the best medicine i'll the
,vnrIa ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1as PosT-oFFIcE NOTICE


The Foreign Mails for the week ending sATuR-
DAY 5:3 O. M, for Europe by steamship Abysslnia
via Queenstown. On WEDNESDAY, at a. M, for
Europe, by steamship Servia, via Queenstown Qetters
for Germany &C.. and France must be directed :" per
Servla and at a. M, for Germany, &C., by steam
ship Elbe, via southampton and Bremen Oetters for
Great Britain and other European countries must be
directed per Elb,'), and at u; M; for France
THURSDAY, at 500 u. M, for Europe by steamship
City of Brussels via Queenstown. etterS for Germany
and France must be directed " per City of
steamship Wieand via Plymouth, Cherbourg, and
HAMBURG. On SATURDAY. at a. M. for Europe,
by steamship Germanic via Queenstown (letters Tor
Germany and Scotland must be directed per Ger
ship Ethiopia, via Glasgow, and at H. M, for Bel
GUM direct by steamship VHderland via Antwerp,
and ut II a. M, for Europe by steamship General
Werder. via Southampton and Bremen.
The mails for Porto Rico direct, by steamship An
tillas, close Tuesday at p IN. The malls for Aspin-
wall and South Pacific by steamship City of Para.
close on Wednesday at 10 n m. The mails for Turk IS
Island and ST. Domingo, by schooner Harry Carey,
Islands, by steamship Murel, close on Wednesday ut
p. m. The mails for Cuba, Porto Rico, and Mexico,
by steamship city of Alexandria, close on Thursday
at 1890 p. m, The malls for Newfoundland, by steam.
ship Alhambra, close on Thursday at 2 y. m. The
malls for Brazil by steamship GlensannoX, via Balti-
more, close ON Thursday at 1870 D. M The mails for
Port-nu Prince, sayRna, Me-, GreytOwn and Port
Limon, by steamship asteheld, close on Friday at
IL m. The malls for Truxillo and Bay Islands, via
New Orleans close on Friday at 1880 p m. The mails
for Hayt by steamship Andes, close on Saturday at
10 a. m; The malls for Cuba and Porto hico. by
steamship Niagara close on saturday at 1880 p. M,
The mails for China and Japan, via san Francisco,
close June q, at D. The mails for Australia DC,
VIA San Francisco, close June =, nj pm.
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
PosT.oFFIcE New YoRR, June II, 1852 iul0
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Speer's Port is an cxcellont Wine for medicinal
purposes. The following letter from wealthy
Boston merchant is but one out of many that Mr.
Spccr has received
Boston, MASS
Mr.. ALFRED STEER: For Rheumatism and Guut
must soy your Port wine is par excellence / have
for years been troubled with these complaints, and
never had anything TO give relief equal to your
Port wine. use II daily buyi of druggists here.
Yours, &c., GEORGE ROBERTS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19

Tonight Drivers Garden will be crowded with
the Washington Light Infantry Corps aud their
friends, aud the evening will doubtless be q
memorable one. There will appear tonight, and
every night this week Mis- Kate Garduer
soubrette Miss Grace Sylyans, comediennc; Miss
Lillian Dc We're, operate soprano; Miss Emma
Leon balladist Miss Lille Boyer, mezzO soprano
Mr.. William Wells, refined sketch artist; Mr.,
Frank Lewis the best motto singer on the stage
Mr., Earnest Thorn, the great prcs'idigatateurj Mr.,
Alex Davis, the finest yentrllOquist Mr.. q, H..
Burroughs the celebrated baritOnej Mr. William
ga Onhuuigt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19

The publication on the 10Th instant with refer.
ence to the death Of Jacob Hess in so far rs it
reelected on DR., W. r. Baird aud Colonel A. G,
Dickson was totally incorrect, The police olicer
who gave the information Il appears jumped at
conclusions and gave them out for facts " the in
Jury Of the above. named gentlemen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19
The Com,ouc summer a,rdep.

"His Majesty's Safety Pin" an extravagant bur-
lcsquc on "Pinaforc," will be sung at the Comique
Summer Garden this week by splendid company,
and the cool and pleasant resort will doubtless be
crowded every night. There will be other nttrao-
tions, among whom are the Monumental Quartettc
Press EdIidge. The HILLS. Lon Sanford. and olhers