The New York herald., 1877-09-02

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s. .1is our ,A.s ss"i s,ss:
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my ssa saying he Sss no
ing doors being opensd This the mot why y was
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late The Commissioner returned me the money
sS.4 ri at q the OF M Ss
nas broke into my bar and robbed .s Of ~ 5sd Of the
was three days s's they wSuld . not :. "sesps Il.
Ss 81 200 which s left s7Eo to Day on S AZ
fSsS ana him sa him
charge q II ihns. which worth and d. 500
stead Of keeping them for he robbed OF them 50 he
men that cali poor Gsribaldi thief and maIeacor n
justice ier they ought to send such men rs to sing
anything my lite have spoken Of me- As
regards the police tnle p"u Guar
a am ere rel IN New New York not anybody Con
me and as to the honorable police the Fifteenth ward
selves Tor the seventy policemen, sersssnts, eight
roundsmeu and the cap,sn. If cnoose to
sry rsm ms s"n hat pair one pair
cigars another cgarholder smother $50 to his rent,
another diamond rng another y, to buy medicine Tor
long boots another twelve bottles OF wine. another six
%
"Garibald" thief would be Just AS difficult Tor them
in word, dear counsel, Of IN inc ofyoar
San Ss 20 who
esteemed by al those gentlemen rs beng very honest
hose poor tia. died the Of
tue United , 1 nn o we ass srap sd
cnn inform District Attorney; tell him that
e.sy SfI @ Mr. Fox to .
ana we spoke IN regard to %Ss @ a Is Th ss
you (me) caught Detective savn forcing 10 give him
absense e., Because yoa were not willing to pay Gap.
tain Byrnes to induce him TO say that you were not thief
onged you that they could run in prison and
in the Eighth ward aud some IN the Fifteenth
e are ana sy % s nsy have pay s o on
unforunaes, who are almost redured to 20 bare.
bm for us some day and that he may be sure that are
lad OF the M very often The Position
Accept sincere sentiments and the assurance of
our So viii 'd en-
eavors this hell poor par
a1d nish aud am afraid she wowi Will no. live live
for me to see the woman love more than my
eyes die in prison don't believe could live without
mortals will send into the minds of counsel good
from this hell and God will Die
When arrested the Isth 1876 tue 18th OF the
month sAvn had also arrested the house No 223
Greene street. belonging Marguerite Black Tor
plant OF robbery. The month he had out be-
gentleman mad made any complaint. do not want 10
abon the gave presents to. but still If you want
to shall let for have to keep
from you. let yon know their names. one by
Accept from uniortunates the OF
great confidence you and the sympathy Of our hearts;
that only regard you MS great lawyer but as
brother texcuse this little iberty), and kindness Is
never lost given OF hearts Your obedent CLIENT
GIOVANNI DEL BARN sCONNl.
alias GAR iBALDL"
ALIcE.
II took great deal OF time TO ind Alice the wife OF
"Garibaldi, - ant when she iound she not in
the most reputable OF places As soon as The dead
mau's name was mentioned she burst into tears.
stated the funeral would occur to-day at about
ten O'Clock, but she did not know where
..Garibaidr' would be buried. The money had
In the hands OF an undertaken All through
the very brie interview this unfortunate woman
denced the most genuine sorrow about her friends
death. She not present AZ the moment OF his de-
cease, although she was hurryiGg there. Since she
has been from Island she has first 0btancd
him his last moments. The womany de-
votion that she has shown to this degenerate
wretch could not be eXcelled under any cir
cumslances. Alice told the HERALD that
she and Garbald this country about eight years
ago. She Alsatiau. He was Itslian. The pas
duced the writer to believe that will be long be
fore IONS him.