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COURSING.
Interest In the Interstate Coursing Meet
ing on tie Wane.

Interest In the Interstate Coursing Meet
ing tie Wans.
The result OF the meeting OF the Occidental
CoursiDg Club last Friday was somewhat OF a
surprise 10 the owners of local greyhounds who
did not think OF such thing as an outside dog
coming in and carrying off first prize. The cup
was captured by one of Sacramento's best grey
hounds, which handsomely defeated the runner
up in the final dash for supremacy. The ground
was hard and damaging to the feet OF the local
dogs, many OF them having to return from the
field after contesting a few rounds. The bares.
although not plentiful, ran well and gave their
pursnerS plenty of exercise before Kill was
scored. The day was pleasant and tile sport was
much enjoyed by the spectators.
The fact that only few coursing enthusiasts
put in an appearance at the last meeting called
by the projectors OF the Interstate coursing meet
ing, speaks very IoOrly indeed for the San Fran
cisco fraternity. Every man who owns grey.
hound, or who taxes an interest In the sport.
should lend his support to this grand scheme
which, If successful, viii bring together the
grandest kennel OF dogs that has ever been seen
ON the plains of MERGED. Ii the people OF this
about meeting between representative grey
bounds OF the East and West on the finest racing
ground In the world it Is not TO be expected that
The owners OF dogs on the other side OF the noun
tains Will interest themselves In the project.
There should be more stir aud push in the ranks
OF the men who are supposed TO advance an In
terest In the sport here, and the old custom OF
throwing all The weight on the shoulders oil few
men who have tried hard to make the pastime
popular ought certainly TO be dispensed with and
every man should put his shoulder to the wheel.
The PEOPLE of MERGED have subscribed literally
toward this grand project which Is supposed 10
greyhounds that run on the plains are owned by
San FtanciscanS IL will not speak favoraby Tor
the local owners II they show lack OF enter
prise in the movement Another meeting Will be
nal Hold IA
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European Musical Items.

Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale of Milan.
Verdi has left his residence of Genoa and Is
row in Milan, preparing 10 go to bis villa, 81.
Agata, for the summer.
season OF Italian opera has been very sue
cessfully gwen In ST. Petersburg Sembrick and
Masini have been the idols of the public.
Emil Nandn. famous tenor, died recently in
Bologna.
GianniDI and De Anna are singing In 1.-The
Huguenots" at Odessa.
Victor Wilder is translatng tine text OF Wag
ners operas into French.
Sophie Menler. the nianisle par excellence has
obtained an enthu,lstlc success In London.
has made hit IN Barcelona.
Nerdfs "Requemn was recently given with
great success in Berlin and Hanover.
" Die AinOhaden" Is the lille Of a new Opera
in four acts by J. Albert, which has obtained il
tair success in Leipsic
"Ernanl,' La FIglia del ReggImentop and
d" II Barbiere" were enthusiastically applauded in
"iaeme," by Dellbes, and Gamma d. Noyara.,
a new opera by Zebo VIII be shortly given in
Milan.
Mile BIanchl. late of the Imperial Opera In
Vienna, IS now giving concerts in Italy,
"Thorgru," a new opera by f. II. Cowen is
rerorted success. 1t was presented in London
by the Carl Rosa English Opera troupe.
G. Capitan the well-known composer OF the
" Illusion Waltz and other salon music, died
recently in Tuiln
The Judge OF the Village" a new comic
opeietIa IN Three acts, by Hugo Kahn, has been
very well received al Bteslau.
Her Majesty's Tbeater IN London Will be sold
In September. In It's place will be erected
handsome building for offices and shops.
Gullmant, the great French organist, has been
specially invited 10 play at The Inauguration Of
the new grand electric organ for the Z" Sine
Labe" Cathedral In Genoa.
The monument erected TO the memory Of Carl
Maria Won Weber In Euiin viii be lnaugurated
ON The Isl Of July. The ceremony Will be pre-
ceded by a religious concert, ana followed by
miscellaneous compositions OF the greaI mas, er.
g. Martucci, who is directing now the Or
chestral concerts in Milan, has shown himself to
he one OF the best musicians OF the day and one
OF the greatest leaders of orchestra. His inter-
probation OF Byethovehs symphonies which he
leads without score, is exceedingly fine.
DonZettl's sparkling opera, 'Elisir d'Amore"
was gwen by a number OF ladies and gentlemen
of the best society OF Venice. 1t was repre-
scented at the Albizzi palace, and Countess Elsa
AlblZZi sustained The role OF Adina in truly
artistic maDuer.
DIR. Henry Watson OF Manchester declares
that he has found III music-store manuscript
OF Mozart. On the old ant musty paper are
written two concert pieces known TO have been
composed by Mozart in his Infancy There are
also some sheets containing portions OF his
" MithfidateS."
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THE HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE

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TIE OARsNIEN.
O'Connor md Stansbury-The Local Oars

o'Connor md Stansbury-The Local Oars
One oil the leading oarsmen OF this city was ac
costed yesterday by Representative of THE CALL
and asked II there was a prospect OF new life
being enthused into the ranks
Ho smiled as he slowly answered, ''Well, 1
guess not don't believe that San Francisco
will ever become noted for Its boating as
producer OF champions. The fact Is the boys
have no desire TO strip and enter boat III the
face OF cold, piercing wind which blows on
this bay winter and summer Besides The water
nine days out OF ten is rough and not by any
means favorable for Shell-racing. Whenever
there Is fine, calm day the local lighthouses
present lively appearance, which, think, is in
itself proof that San Francisco would be lively
city for boat-racing II the climatic conditions
were favorable. However there may be some
Interesting races held this summer, but doubt
very much II the sport will ever become popular
here"
Trident" writing In the Sydney Mall says:
"FOr some time anxious Inquiries have been
made whether james StansbuTy had improved
during the year he has been under the care OF
Peter Kemp on the Hawkesbury. l have had
four 6rst-rate opportunities of seeing him during
the past week. He Is the heaviest, most power
ful, and almost tie most graceful scnller on the
river. Kemp may still hold pride OF place for
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best form, but his pupil is very nearly skillful.
Stansbury Is splendid sculler, and until have
seen OConnor on the water / may not be ius;-
fled In saying that Stansbury is the best sculler
In Australia; but just now l think lie is. His
recovery is splendid and very graceful, allowing
the boat TO travel well between the strokes. The
grip Is perfect. The souls go through the water
in one clean dash, and come out in most ap-
proved STYLE His back work Is excellent and
all his power is on the stroke throughout. The
man that has 10 beat Jem StansDury will have a
gigantic task to perform"
OConnor writes: "There was no man In Aus
tralia was more anxious to see than the vet
eran, William Beach. because no man In the
rowing world has more enviable reputation
than he. From the description / had received
OF him judged him to be a much more power
full man than he really is. He does not seem to
be larger than myself. out bears the appearance
OF possessing wonderful amount OF end urance
and determinations
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g: leffe-Ias moi only given us an unusually inter
eSiiiir CFaBlatic werk, but he has also given US
comedy; drania which, even were II Invested OF us
-sfflGtly.lnlfary character, would be clever. one
III tle most Interesting features ut tie play Is tie
COMEDY element, which cenlers ~ bright
yDiIng Journalist, VINO has been detailed as
war correspondent, and the sweeily In
penuotis daughter Of a Southern family
D.: Miss Minnie Dupfee, who returns for tie
first time during her career as an actress to her
California home has already made great fame in
the East in lie character OF Susan McCreery.
Size is the typical, warm-heaited, innocent,
charming Southern girl that noyelsts love so
. well 10 write about. Miss Adele Belgrade will
lie seen in the role Of Rachel McCreery. 1t is
said to be her creation. James Wilson, VINO has
: been successful as Colonel Prescott, viii be seen
in tiaI part here. He comes back 10 California
with the prestige OF having been the romantic
leading man in Mr.. Stuart Robson's Company.
. Among The other well-knowD people IN thls
cast are Miss Alice Gray and Messrs: o. W:
Stokes. J. Butler, j. w. Gardner, II. Phillips and
.JUseph Humphreys.
From its production, "Held by the Enemy" en-
foyed great success and has Ontived all us con
ienporaries in the field OF military drama. III
certainly has a peculiar and lasting charm Tor
Americans, and this Is hardly to be wondered al,
for we all know That the subj ct upon when
The play is founded is one that VIII
forever be OF lie most absorbing ln'
teTest 10 The people OF these United States.
Although based on the events OF the late war,
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THE RIFLE.
The state e,.oos for the third Regimen.

Fixed for june 18Th.
The Third Regiment will shoot for State decor
atiOns on the 18th OF June next at Shell Mound
Park. June 22d was The first date fixed upon.
and so announced to many OF the companies. 1t
was hoped The latter date would be the time set
for shooting, as it would give members an oppor-
tuuity to practice before the event. Owing TO the
lack Of intefest taken by The persons in charge,
The targets were not engaged Tor the 22d, aud
The members of the Third Regiment Will be
obliged 10 participate without a chance OF prao-
tice.
The California SehuetZen Club will hold
medal shoot al Hal Dor View to-day.
The San francisco SchuetZen Verein has given
$40 as Il prize TO be contested for al The shooting
III Berlin.
The California Club will not hold BULBS
shoot for the month OF June.
The GetmanIa Club VIII hold monthly medal
shoot at Harbor View to-day.
The Elntrach Shooting section will hold
medal shoot al Harbor View today.
The old and wellknowp rtemsn, Mr.. William
Hayes OF Newark, n. j., who visited this Coast
few years ago, made another OF his remarkable
scores, 100 shots without missing the 12-inch
black. The score Is 2215 within two points OF
the best score on record, made by himself. lie
made sXiy-one buls'-eyes. Following we give
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MIR. Dorrler Of New York. who shot against
Mr.. Hayes, made the good score of 22o5 rings.
The contest was a very close one up TO the last
part OF the match, when Mr.. Hayes forged ahead
The mlitlamen OF this city will be busy prac-
tIcng at Shell Mound every Sunday fer some
time in OF der to perfect themselves for the COM
ing State shoots.
Company b, Third Regiment, will hold its
muntIty medal shoot at Shell Mound Park ON
Sunday.
COMPANIES and G OF the First Regiment (Na-
ti0nals) viii hold their monthly shoot at Shell
Mound on SUNDAY next
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TOTAL ASSESSMENT 7.
Nearly So, 900, 600 of an Increase
Over Last Tear.

The arduous duties that have devolYed upon
Assessor James &. Nealon, Chief Deputy James
j. Flynn and the corps Of clerks have at last
terminated and the persoual-property books will
be turned over to the Board of Supervisors to-
morrow. Tie work has entailed intelligent and
persistent labor night and day Tor some time.
The assessment on personal property is S58..
7O2, 251, on Chinese 81 ,49S,623, and on ship
ping sc, 16l ,245, making total of Soc 362, 119,
aud an increase over last year OF 81 ,937 ,9O2.
Following are the names OF the tax payers who
ODD frr
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one of the mainstays of the Baldwin season.
The company still holds its place at the head of
the stock organizations OF this country, pro-
ducing. as it does, wider range. of drama than
any other aggregation. Mr.. Palmer this year
promises larger company than usual, and in his
repertoy are two or three welcome novelties.
The exa op ming of the Baldwin engagement is
set for July 7h and the initial play will be
(" Captain Swift" This is TO be followed by
Jim The Penman," Saints and Sinners"
'sAunt Jack" "a Man of the World" etc. The
companys toui opens In Tacoma on June 23d,
and The wealthy residents OF that thriving burg
are arranging au elaborate reception for them;
Mr. Hayman and Mr.. Palmer will both travel
personally with the company.
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BoucicauIl's MeIodrama.

Mr.. William Brady and a good company return
to the Aleazar tomorrow evening with Dion
Boucicaults famous melodrama "After Dark"
enriched by all the original scenery. Mr.. Brady
seems TO have squared matters with the veteran
author of this attractive melodrama, for we
notice he will produce during the second week Of
bis engagement Boucy's last play called IAN lrsh
Arab" In AFTER DARK" there is The double
sensation of The railroad tunnel scene and the
attempted drowning IN The tank, and in all its
details this popular picture of the deeds and mis-
deeds OF great city Is as realistic as 1t can wei
be- Mr.. Brady is San Francisco boy having
been born and brought up here, where his falber
was well known TO the Oldest members oil The
press. His aptitude for the theatrical profession
is somewhat remarkable. He is not only fair
actor, as Ole Tom In the CATER Dark" cast. but
a ieyel-headed manager, seeing that, although
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Glllette,s s14li.arY prnmn.

:: DIR. tlearergoers having enjoyed Bronson
HoBardis idea ora military drama WEI for tie
.Sec6nyi tIhe also be treated tomorrow night to
Gilletteas- treatment Of a similar subject J he
:llel feInance takrs place-at the New California
ai:d Tic. piece Will be presented by company
sli5ect tfonf lSe vi YORK Cfry:. The plot of Held
Dy.rhe: Ehen{39g and tie: theme, wLE!e perhaps
4iiifklr to11e atnuseIllent seekers Of th13-city
-ca1noti lleseyAf, Tall 10 PRESERVE that Interest
excited. 1T has a reppta
IGN IS almost World wide. and has made
slceesses Ill. fsngland.-:. Australia. and thEoigh-
dilt qlIt OWE ceRhtiy. Tile plot. Is SIMPLE ana
eaSlj ysfol}ogfenG andihe niece Throughout is full
6g sll OH and iii 4ls' bTeezleSt COMEDY Ri Oil,
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but a short time in the business, he is able to
draw his check for $50. 900 and over, and has
not struggled very hard for the mon-y at that.
The Elyslum Han concert scene in after Dark"
is now one OF lis great cards. as many specialist
celebrities appear therein, and its proprietor,
Dcey Morris (Alr John S Marble. is so true a
tyre OF his class that he might have been born
and bred IN old Monmouth street, Lunnon. lie
principal people in the cast are:
Old Tom. boatman, formerly known as Frank
Dalton. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. William A. Brady
Gordon Cbumley, Captain in the light dragons,
in love With Rose ........ MT j. W. Mcconnell
Sir George Medhurst under the assumed name
OF faE ward. .--.........,...Mr Mr.. FREQ NJ mayer
Dicey Morris, proprietor Of Silver Gambling
Hell and EiySum Concert Hall Mr.. j. ). Marble
Richard kGatchbuli alias Chandos Btllingham,
about town ......... MIR. Frank Richardson
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= Ghe $ atoE,r Lll<es his pa.ition.

: Lie personal popularity Of MIR. VIII Crane
and the manner in: which lie aud lis company
strengthen the weak and project The strong
.:pattsd the Lloyd Rossnfed play at the Bush
street. Theater, are having their effect. Both
=: causes are. at work TO fill the auditorium every
might, ana as one Of the disciples said on the
= y OIDt Of ITanshgurati0n, so says the Hon. Han
;njba Rivers, whise his face lights up Win salts
faction, " It is good for US to be here"
pedsauts than 10 be properly appre-
crsted good because MIR. Crane, whose health
moved BIZ eliaBge Of climate, and instead of ii.
Health Towing ll:thl0ugh. all the natural gates
-audaiif'ys Of The hOdy.'- 1t is Cranes pleasant
i0g 10 he, iast now: to be enjoying al The same
iagle,'tlie double: blessing Of increasing health
ana wca iii. The. SENATOR has now Deen"a
fortnight before the public, and there IS every
ludicalfon that II will, proftably, secure San'
-:ETdlciSeO Flfn-fOuE weeks
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ANGLING.

Club Preserves-An Important Court De-
cisiOn.
II is somewhat amusing to hear angling
prophets attempt to explain the reasons why
trout-hshing In the inland streams is poor this
season. Ihey say that It Is owing to the heavy
aud continuous rains, which kent the ylens In
condition OF overflow during tue winter months,
and that as result The anadromous fish
spawned later in the season than usual. The
inference from this Is that the streams are now
full OF small fry, and that the angling will be
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The California Foot-raciug Association has
received the following entries for The handicap
which viii take place on June Sth at Central
Park: Gibson. Haughn, johnson, Brennan,
Clinton, Dubbins, Kendrick. Ross, Riley Nc
Govern, Fades, Kendall, Thomas Delaney.
oxford, Leighton, Tiers, Morrow, Campbell, Sui
Ivan, Grogan, TRUE, Aude1ed, Fletcher, Pull
p0tt, Heenan, huntington, La Grandes and
Ellis.
Charley Rowell has been matched TO run from
Brighton TO London in ten hours over turnpike
for $500. He is also matched TO ride one of his
horses from London TO Brighton In four hours
and fifty minutes for the same amount The an
nouneemenI of the match has created great in-
Ierest, and over 100000 Will be bet against
Rowell or against time.
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wilson B,rreIl's MINK PLAY.

/" Ben NJ a Chee" 1.-THE Girl OF My Heart ~
dramaIized from a novel called " Tie Deem
ster," by MI Hail Game, MI Barrett and the
author being IN eollaboratlon VIII be produced
q tDe Baldwin. tomorrow evening" opening the
SECOND week OF the Barrett engagement Great
things are eXYeciedfrom the piece, inasmuch as
II ais with virgin ground. so far as the stage is
concerned and brings new laws and manners.
and a comparatively rare type of the genus
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AT THE TRAP.
seven Members of the Country Club Have
Guiet Shoot.

seven Members of the Country Club Have
Quiet Shoot.
Seven members of the Country Gun CLUB COM
posed OF members from the different gun clubs of
the city, had quiet shoot at the OAK land Track
yesterday afternoon. Several scores of six birds
each were shot, the members being divided,
headed respectively by j. Ii. Jellett and f. II.
Webster and j. ID. Harvey shooting live scores,
thus making foui a side. The wind was strong
and the BIZ DIS poor ot-incm TO fly Iowaid
the shooter when leaving the trap, yet much iu-
terest was shown and many good shots made.
Tie results of The scores were in favor OF Mr..
Jeeits side and were 10 10 IL, II TO 13 and Is
10 IT.
This afternoon the match shoot between Cate
and Brewer Will take place.
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culIarty about the play 1t is that every speaking
character In II Is an important one, and the play
eis selected are well lifted for the work they are
called upon 10. perform. The cast of Held by
the Enemy" is as follows:
Maior-G General II. b. Stamburg. commanding 0.
Colonel Charles Prescott. Seventh massachusetts
volunteers. .......-...-.-......Mr Mr.. James wilson
Lieutenant Gordon Hayne, Onicer of the Con
Brigade surgeon Fielding Of the second Diyls-
Assistant surgeon Hathaway, Stan Surgeon Of
the Military Hospital. Mr.. f. ). Mccullough
Thomas Henry Bean, Especial for Leslies
Uncle Rufus. one OF The faithful Mr. j. Humphreys
Lieut.-Col. Mcpherson. Second Division ....,.
Captain wood.ord. Hines Cavalry -.
MI Frank Harvey
Acknowledgement Marston.......M Mr. T. A Howe
Corporal spriDgef on the Special Guard r o. oiue'
Hinton, Orderly Sergeant, ... Mr. james stanton
Lieutenant alaSSen, General Standings AID.
'''.'''''.-'. -...'.''. MT wa ter CroX
Clerk Mr.. Edward Stoddard
Euphemia MeCreery, maiden lady OF the South.
Miss Alice Gray
Rachel .Mcrreery Her C.....Miss Adele Belgrade
susan N1.Creery Nttces - Miss Minnie Dupree
MISS MINNIE DUPREE.
While "Hrld by the Enemy" was being per
formed in Charleston, 5. c., a while ago, Miss
Minnie Dupree, who plays the part Of Susan Nc
.CTeery the SWEEP little SpuIhern maiden, was
The recipient of the greatest amount OF social
:auenlion. The newspapers took up the question
OF her natal place and declared That She must be
4 Southern Girl by birth and education, as her
peculiarly Southern accent betrayed her. They
were very much asI0nished to fnd that The
charming little maiden was Il Californian. Among
the pres hts Miss DupIee received from her
waim-heatted southern admirers was aietty
and spirited saddle horse, which was brought TO
her hotel enc mOInng, saddied and hTided.
feady TO AXE The Young actress on her usual
morning gallop N Tie suburbs.