New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09

WHAT He DID ABROAD.
During the season OF IS70-'sO Mccullough was very
prosperous Before It half over he had cleared
upward Of $4,000 During the first three months Of
1880 he travelled tho Southern circuit ana went into
Texas and subsequently he went far west Omaha
On March he received public honOrs at Memphis and
he presented n standard to the Chckasaw Guards OF
which military Organization he was an honorary mem
York for the benefit OF Mr. W. r. Floyd. on June hs
sailed aboard the Britannia for England Mr. sothern,
Mr. Raymond and Miss Rose Coghan being passengers
bv the same ship This was S0herns final farewell 10
America. It was on this trip that Mccullough paid q
visit 20 his birthplace, where he was received with much
interest ana Kindness. VINE III Lohuoh nc iH'Y 10
arrangements for acting there IN the season OF 1851 lie
sailed from Liverpool August o and on arriving nome
he began the new season, September o. at Uuei TTQ
November 10 TO December ii he was 9ctnG ar INC I1
10. lie played Luciius Brdus There were ~ persons
in the gallery alone, and the receipts tht 1lSnt WeIE
SAID whatever may become Of me, whether rise or
sink Il is comfort 10 reflect that the noble art or when
as long ms human nature exists" During the remainder
OF tha season he was IN the West and south The season
on Aprl he received the tribute Of public banquet
at Dclinonico's, New York ut which Mt Noah Brooks
Iii, speech that night Mccullough said: II succeed
shall bc grateful. hu not uuuly eldted II fall shan
may prove myself not altogether unworthy Of the great
kindness that has been shown toward mo IN Aiherlc
and of the good Will and good opinion that have been so
tourhingy expressed on this Occasion ON Aprl y ne
sailed FOR England, aud on April Il he appeared IN
engagement lasted TIL May p, ana the tragedin was
seen In Ingals and 0n,I2 liz m ,t,Ie5 ON
his acting The Iecgr0ph said; liner representative
OF Tt.giHiuS the character can never have hal III ms
farewell -uecch Mccullough said: / came TO you q
stranger and feel ms u had known You for years
You have taught me Tho slgnncace ana true ln,anns
tcmber and began the season Of l9Sl- at ~ Paul.
goin over much thr same ground 20, before on NOycm
her H. 1881 he began an cn-dsemcui oI SIX weeks ~
nS Irg with Miss Kate Forthc A. rga on
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the benefit Of the Poe Memorial, he PLAYED 20 the Union
Square Theatre IN one act OF ic"rI ~ On 'eJ el9er
II he brought ont The BuudmIu,' tragic al by Mr'
LOWS Winecld the subject of Jack tajcs rebellion;
this was fiure The ensascment ended o! i,ccemorr
south and West. ON May 81. le~2 nc appeared ~ the
Boston Theatre In ASSOCIATION with Miss Mary Anderson
mi. rc-ullr season. Of sS9 SO opened 100 49,. Paul.
SrptcmGcr T. and he visited Chicago. ~ Louis. and
Other Weston ctc- ana ,aue o the rnh Avenue The
cneiecmeut he was -ccu ~ Haser Uqilr, aud Nun
ccrdne then. by yIy OF Albany. into New En-nnd and
eone a. Jar 10 he northeast as Portland ON Aprl o.
Garden. and he there Remained iil Npf -a iht eprlu
he lcHn o. show ..ea, oi sc.'Hs Hines. afI Dee vn
The Dramatic Festival which Yas held tr-r hprl - q"
Mas 8, oul n r.e course OF yh'n 4e ca .l -.,a.-
he retired 60 the d.ura oth- OBJ fr.ui john .n,
at quincy II whore De pissed considerable .mr go H
,n' hit hopeless struggle -a.ust the .u.roIclu,ut-
u.cte! D. ,sl. nature. anI DIS -ar .g- -lclt ho
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