The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-26
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE ROYAL MILDLY.


The tickets for the Royal MILDLY are selling
very well, and Days company will probably
be greeted BY fine audiences Friday and Satur
day at Portland Theatre.
NOTES
The receipts of the Cincinnati Festival were
$4,000 and expenses $4,000
My personal profits, said John McCulloch to
New York reporter, for the season have been
Sol ,G00-much more than 1 ever made before
and much more than 1 expected.
There are in the United States $50 theatres
and 100 concert halls, $50 regular travelling
companies, 80 variety companies, 6S Companies
formed to support stars and resident stock
companies.
1t is said that among the successful debu-
tants OF the Paris season is enc Louis Breitner
from Ir'est, a brilliant and charming perform
er, who has many of the qualities Of Anton
Rublnsteln, his teacher, above all, an in
Incompatible seductiveness in touch and Tone
In this respect. perhaps only Nine. Jaell, be-
side Rubinstein, can be compared with him.
Breltner is " years of age and has resided in
Paris for the last four years.
The benefit to John T. Raymond at Booths
Theatre, will occur on June Sd. Mr.. Ray
mond and Mr. Florence are to act together in
the farce of ''The Returned Volunteer Mr..
Nat Goodwin will appear as Jerry Clip in
limitations: John Mccullough and Mary An
derson will act together in favorite scene.
Mr. Sothern will appear, and Miss Rose Cogh-
Ian, making her first appearance on the New
York stage this season. will act Lady Teazle in
the screen scene from "The School for Scan
DIAL" This programme is indeed rare one.
The Boston Herald says:-"A rumor has
been circulated in Cincinnati during the past
week that Carl Zerrahn was contemplating
the acceptance OF the position made vacant by
the resignation of Theodore Thomas. Mr..
Zerrahn has never had such an idea, and,
moreover, the college does not mean to engage
anybody as musical director, at least until the
experiment of doing without one has been
fairly tried. In effect, successor to Thomas
has already been found in the person of Col.
George Ward Nichols" Only those who know
tire.
Exports of Portland for the Season of
$1,000.
The following is complete report of the
vessels with their cargoes exported from Port
land for the season of 1880 just closed:
Blk. 1. I. Marshall, (Br.) 1912 tons-wheat 3d.
155bu; flour 26OO bbls.
SIS. Sovereign, (Br) 1924 tons-wheat 54s1s
bu; peas II, S44 bu; barley $40 bu.
Bk. Lorinda Boutell, (Am) 800 tons-Peas 49,
600 bu
SIS. Mississippi (Br) 215s .tons-wheat 80 400
bu; peas 1,2O0 bu; bacon 62G,5O9 lbs flour 5000
bbls; cattle 121 hid.
IS; Lake Nepigon (Br.) 22o9 tons--wheat 3d.
$500 bu oats $500 blu; bacon 1858 600 lbs; flour
pies 14O bbls.
Blk. Emma v (Br.) 412 tons-peas O,941 bu.
SIS. Quebec Br.) 213S tons-Wheat so 25O bu;
peas "a 400 bu; barley 5000 bu; oats 225O blu;
bacon go 600 lbs; -four 253o bbls; cattle 1852; APP
Ship Kingsport Br.) 1161 tons-wheat 6S .67O
. IS. Dominion (Br) 3176 tons-Wheat IA. 1893
Blu; peas 500 bu; corn 900 Blu; oats 90 bu;
bacon 2,001 200 lbs; flour 55S5 bbls cotton COZ
bales.
$50 bu; peas 1855 bu corn 10000 bu ei barley lev
as,29o b9; oats $4,000 bu; bacon, $4,000 lbs;
S. Nebo (BrJ 1908 tons1W Wheat 1882 .i bu;
peas 81, $40 bu barley 1907 bu; bacon 1919 800 lbs;
flour TO- 700 bbls; cattle 249 nd.
Ship j. V. Troop (Br) 1895 tons-Wheat IS, ISL
bu peas 1o,Sos blu; barley 12,0o4 blu; flour 51oO
BIZ, Alumina (Br.) 715 tons-peas "a, 700 bu; rye
Bg. Laura Br) 4s7 tons-peas "a, 800 bu.
bu peas 10, 600 bu; barley 25. $50 bu oats 19'705
bu; bacon S39 400 lbs; flour 4415 bbls; apples 2S1
bbls; cotton 416 bales.
Blk. Flora (Austrian) 435 tons-Corn %, $50 bu.
Blk. Chimera (Norway) 1878 tons-Corn %, 400
SIS. Barnard Castle Br) 1878 tons-wheat 3d.
272 bbis s.o' ~ ~ ''''''' '-'O0o '''' noui D.
ss: Lake Champlain (Br.) 22o7 tons-wheat
1889 blu; bacon 837, 457 lbs; flour 1925 bbls cattle
SOB hid; apples 1873 bbls.
IS. Avondale (Br) l2O4 tonS-Wheat 30 800
bu; peas 81 200 bu; flour 2125 bbls
SIS. Prior (Br) 164S tons Wheat 2S, 900 bu;
peas 1888 blu; barley $500 blu; oats 1920
Blu; bacon 4O1 500 lbs; flour 3 225 bills
SIS. Argosy (Br.) 1870 tons-Wheat 1926 bu;
corn 54,776 bu.
Blk. Sea Crest Br.) 5S4 tons-Wheat so 900 bu.
Ship Foscolia (Br.) 1869 tons-Corn Al 27O bu:
oats 1892 blu; flour 3765 bbls
IS. Boethel (Br) 1928 tons-Wheat 80 900 Blu;
corn 40 ,881 bu; barley 1900 bu; flour $500 bbls
SIS. Ontario (Br) 3175 tons-Wheat 5000; corn
5000 bu; oats $500 bu; bacon IT'S, 900 lbs; flour
100 bbls cotton FOG bales.
SIS. Toronto (Br) 1916 tons-Wheat IA 500 bu;
peas 24OO bu corn 81 ,760 bu; bacon 775, goo lbs;
Hour 1893 bbls; apples 297 bbls; cotton 100 bales
SIS; Woodhow Brl 1916 tons-Wheat $4,000
S.. Tentonia (Br) 2771 tons-Wheat 5000 bu;
peas 1900 blu; corn 1920 bu; barley 5000 bu;
oats p $50 bu; flour 2O75 bbls; cotton 302 bales
SIS. Howorth (Br) 1865 tons-Wheat 1901
bbls.
SIS. Lombard (Br.) 1884 tons Corn 43, $40 bu;
flour $500 bbls.
- Total exports-Wheat, 1,211 1897 bushels; peas,
3S2, 252 bushels; corns, 1913, 667 bushels barley,
$3.50 bushels; oats 105, 1897 bushels; bacon, ,777
BOT pounds; -four, 81, 895 barrels; cattle, 1 1896
head; leather, 289 bales; rye, 40 561 bushels ap-
pies, T, 245 barrels cotton, ,631 bales.