New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AN OLD vIoLINIsTs DISTRESS ,xrv,
rn from AN ATTEMPTED suIcipE-AN iN'-
raTfNG LIFE.

s.vrp FROM AN ATTEMPTED soioiD
EsTINa LIFE.
... uor;ani. Of No. 1872 Third-ave., Who az
AD om,dhitt 20 commit suicide by jumping has
{e nplto ferry boat at midnight on Ieyt will
oen taken in charge by his friends An as an in
be made to get him da Ia some Of
ss;c If this cannot be done he VIII 1S of
SONS institution in the city y. a. pMu TO hire
NO dJa near Thdave on SacsTSa ee
and although he hired room ne mas pv vas born in
seen by any of his friends. Marian nihowed a won
S ssi ro6c;ancv upon the violin he CAM oma
GOOD family who encouraged ms desire ~ second to
musieian His reputation In nis Scaia Theatre as
ayst violin. remaining there for tw9n'S cywnon of
was patriot and al ways oppos1u nn nv The GOV.
Austria in Italy. and was OOserons person
amnt of his influence over many pc1P,9 Austrian
81 netting of revolutionists, at whio tneasnnable
spies were %;s arrest as ordered. Marlan nesrd
~ the intended action OF the au'n IN Lon
from his native land disguised as "a With Bot
I'm lie came to this country In lo4s' m WIZ hy
ION; Paioncelii, and ATdit who were va tonr
p r barnum TO accompany Jenny Gna On On the
through America Marlani was PeGin in tbs country
rIoia as wV ,ah renmtaIion with the former insUu
ment ou,a come To America. Mar
In lSpO ws1 hs friend in Italy, went to live WIN
ii ;' 81 CIifton. Staten Island. His P;
We're Mario. the famous singer, c anu hI.lend
Manec Mancci is ,s sf Of GGaTbsds hair belt
wsrn bv him, ana three cigars made py tnI hd hnew
inst before leaving for Italy James ISM tbs 9th
Mariau well. made nun drum fgure will be re-
membered by many persons WIZ asiaSon until last
iani was employed by MI mapiT unon the viola
as cons;der.d wonderful account OF MS a
yanced age Mariani lost TINS Post'ho e had with
year account OF u,spus who desired him
20 nerform service which he consi9erou anch
lie has not had an engagement since. ne na d wss
money during Ms ss Sne that he had to live
omfortahIv for the rest of his days but ms g1nioi
ons and charitable disposition impoverlsn ho did
No one aver applied to Marian for renei wno ~, III
NO on e, o For the last two months he has oeen
dependent upon Mr. Buchignsni ter suppoi a9s,inS
would not ask assistance from MS FANNY % in
of three sons and a daughter, who are nVlus -
RrnokIvn and preferred death 10 lying iomeol ~
noverty snnnorted by his friends. Marlanis sons us
came over to this city to see him yesterday ou' n
would not see any one.
CAPTURE OF AN EXPERT PICKPOCkEi.
Acknowledgment Slauson brought to Pon i
Head0uarters Sa Lrday night William Jerry, anus S
most sx pert pickpockets in the country Perry nso
last been released from serving year sIII IL
for robbery in the prison at Portsmouth, \. II. ne
"a under Indictment here for picking the pocket
of n. G. Rldeout the publisher of No: ~ baf9Ilay
st of watch and chain valued at @ooo, on . uno
J. 1882. He arrested at the time anu pu, 1 f
der honda While cut on bail he was arrested ioT
picking pockets of the Iron steam boats ous
for the trial on the Rdeout charge it was found
that Perry had Jumped" his bail and was as not
arrasted IN the Portsmouth, charge at the Greedy
reception o at Sewburyport Mass. Perry first made
the acquaintance Of the police at RonTGnd ss
when he was sentenced to three years nn,ce
Got hold of him and sent MIN up for three wears
and half for the same offence. tie got similar
sentence in 1870. lie will he arraiened III Jener-
son Market Police Court this morning.