New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

Salvador Cuglianetti. an Italian. sixty years oi'
Of No. l3l Avenue y. committed suicide carry yes
tcriay by jumping from the ferryboat Souths'ue
shortly after she left her slip at East Tenth-st
He was rescuel from the water, but died after De-
ing brought ashore
The stockholders OF the I.indeman e. Sons Plano
Company on June elected l.. W. p Norris. pres-
dent: y. $ King. vice president. ana = O. lAnde-
man, secretary and treasurer ON the same day
these new officers purchased from former hoders
the entire capital stock OF tho company. and their
future policy viii be one OF aggressiveness. making
the Iindeman piano more popular than II has
been for nearly three-quarters Of a century.
The unknown man who found unconscious
al tho foot OF the stairway in the tenement house
No 49 East Thirty-fourth-st Sunday died yes
terday morning In Bellevue Hospital from fract-
ured skull. His body has not yet been Identified
1t Is that OF sixty years old. with gray
hair and gray beard and no mustache He was
dressed in dark clothing. and carried a cane the
handle Of which represented the bill OF duck
Theodore Sutro. Commissioner OF Taxes and AS
sessments put In his first day yesterday al the
Offices OF the Department In the Stewart building.
Sheriff Tamsen. Charles +. MacIean. Herman Rid
der and other German reformers called. Commits
sioncr Sutro .ook luncheon with Messrs indder.
Macl.ean and Tamsen. lie has received many APP
pcations from Germans who want clerkships.
Everything IS now ready for the celebration to-
day OF the silver jubilee OF the Right Rev. Mon
signor Farley at ST. Ciabries Church. East Thirty
seven;h-sf. Bishop Henncssy. OF Wichita. Kan. Is
the guest OF Monsignor Farley and Will be present
al the solemn high mass which will begin al 1870.
Al the dinner In st. Gabriels Hall. which Will fol-
low the presentation OF address and testimonial
to Monsignor Farley the Rev James J. Dougherty
Will be toastmaster.
The recently organized Standard National Bank
has secured as It's clearing agents the Hanover
National Bank and Is expected 70 begin business
Today or tomorrow In the Metropolitan Life In
surance Building. Twenty y-third-st and Madison
ave. The bank will start with "A capital OF
10000 and surplus OF 5000. Its president Is
". ". Cooper. and It's vice-presdent W. r. Brown.
Granville T.. Nichols formerly member OF the
Stock Exchange and who for the last two years
has been fugitive from justice. yesterday
brought 10 the Dstrct-Attorney office by Detec-
tive Wade. OF Police Headquarters. Nichols about
two years ago defauted with 1900 belonging to
John Jacquelin Co.. the stock brokers' No II
Broadway. by whom ne was then employed as a
bookkeeper. Nichols wandered about Canada. IA
tramp. during the time he has been away and d
week ago gave himself up at Port Hope Canada.
There was to have been meeting OF the special
committee investigating the Waring deficit yester-
day but only Controller Fitch and President
Barker OF the Tax Department were present and
action postponed The deficit OF about s6OO 600
Is to be made up by Issue OF bonds under the
Emergency act. and provided for In rext years
budget. The effect will be TO Increase the street
cleaning appropriation for 1896 to about $4,000