New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
,,o117rc,1. OUTLOOK AT prTTsF1ELD.

pr,tsoeld Mas Aug. 10 (speciaD.-There has been
mare or less speenatiou he politicians THIS Weeh
% N ,yhv Mr. Corcoran who the defeated candidate
for Ieuenanoyernor the Democratic ticket last ia'
has been visiting Plttsed for day or two He came up
from -os.on on Tuesday ard remained until Ihpisoay'
when he went 10 Chicago. Governor Itusse apponV1
him chamon Of the committee U attend 70 the eNho'
,,or, Massachusetts, at Worlds Fa'r. Miss Dawes
N Senator Dawes Is another member Of the same
committee and 4: Is said BY the Democrats that MI Col'
orap was here confer with her before gong Oh u C
cogo This undoubtedly true, but 1t Is Just rs uuo
not III took occasion confer with the leading Democrats
- ,o itr IL seems 70 have been determined that Peter
Mcdonald IS 20 be the candidate Of he Democrats lor
state Senator from this district and IL Is likely that MI
cocoan win come up hero and speak for him during INC
camnairn Mr.. Mcdonald has been In the lower house
o. ,, wears and is ambitious 20 be Senator. II. Torrcy
.dy q, North Adams elected by the Republicans
lat wear viii BIZ nominated BY his party again this fall
and leading Republicans, not only in Pit@hed' but IN
other parts OF me Senatorial district say without hesitation
that they think Mr.. Cedy can be reelected
The leading Republicans here now say that hoy thhK
tho Rerkshire delegation 10 the Republican state ConVen'
ton 20 he held fremont Temple next month VIII cast
their votes for Mr. Grape for Governor II l. iaet row.
eyer that there men who favor Mf' Aheh' OF
Lowell but 1t becomes expedent to have me nonha-
ton for Governor made unanimous from he oor ana MI
ctapo seems the choice Of the convention the BefH
bire docqaton viii fall with he delegations from other
parts Of the state -
Tho troubles i'm tie hi-h school settled John f.
ob who has been principal for the last four years has
RESIGNED ara Charles Byram Of Bangor Me- has been
eectod 20 take his place. Mr. DyTam has bee0 eGehef
A., pangor for and comes well recommended
MIR WEIGH will probably secure another place
Amateur theatcals feceitiug much attention JUS
now. The Thespians have in preparation W. 5 GnbertS
comedy Engaged 70 be given at the Academy oil Music
a, August 20 for the benefit OF the Home for Aged women
q1 cast Of characters includes the best amateur actors III
,bo c,tv An evening Of theatricals Will be given az
maplevood Hotel Monday, under the direction OF Miss
Alice Lawrence OF New.York. The ENTERTAINMENT VIII
consist Of Mrs Barton Harissns monoiogue, the Bur
oa by Miss Alice Lawrence 10 be followed by the one
act farce 'Who's TO Win Him." add concluding with
musical sk6Ihh "Tho seFenado." given By Miss Alice
Lawrence and Miss Rita Lawrence. over 100 invitations
have been ISSUED. The Lucky Thirteen" dramatic
club composed Of younger set viii soon begin rehtarsa
for play TO be given In the fall.
Judge pepue and wife. OF New.Jerscy, have been the
quests Of Register Of Probate i. T. socum this week AZ
his home on East HousatoniT-st.
Mrs Thaddeus Chpp and daughter, Miss Agnes, who re
Gently returned from Europe have arrived In town They
have the Rev Mr. Prall Of Detroit rector OF ST. Johns
Church, ~ their guest
MapieWood Hotel continues T. be filled. Among tho
teeent arrivals are IT, A. la Fere and family a. Bonn
Edwin Jaw Gould and party IT, A. Glldersleeye, IT,. A. r.
padvin l. Il; BALDWIN IT,, w. d. Davis, Nj. and Mrs.
w o. CULVER Miss Gullivef, Miss Jennings, Edmund
Kelly w h. saueton, the Misses saueton, Miss Blanche
Dempsey Mr. and Mrs W. r. Davey. Miss Ella C. Davey,
Mr., H. galer Miss Baker. r. \. Barker Mrs. Barker
Sew.Yoys; H. Il. Grant, H. I. Abbott. J. c. Collins Mis-
Collins Brooklyn.