The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
tive ls,rnsd that B,rron had an account in the

The he last t. amount drawn wa. $40. taken out on
tho day barrow and his wife. were. arrested
barrow IGF I Vent to an Italians saloon in ysrck
place and treated crowd o. STRANGERS mere h.
row often carried large rolls OF bank notes. but
usual. The man had been drinking heavily
Detective Sam Price went to the BaTrows
rooms In Narrlck place last night and took pos
carried it to Police Headquarters, Another
detective is guarding the rooms. which Will be
| thoroughly searched.
| BARROW AS col. DEAUREoARD.'
Tho detectives learned from the newspaperss
Judge John G. Barrow. one Of the leading law,
from his hi home nder N cloud B.rrow ffitsd
about the country; went to ST. Louis, then to
hSw h HsG% Rty 10 chanTe% his
name to % Besuressrd; He e,. a, times
na sSpss Frank f BnT4%w '"em O'S
When no first appeared in, New York he in;
,rodgSed himself az southern gentleman OF
Southcrncrs residing in this city and. calling
upon them IntrodMreI himset as Mr. Mo TX
other he said he came, from itianq; Tos
travelled a great deal and seemed familiar with
the names and occupations Of people OF many
Among, those he called on wasen Assistant
eonh tinker and Hppsarfid to be man snm o.
money money on the strength OF a pitifni story he
tod. and, after that he was a visitor almost
the employees OF the District Attorneys Office
rccferro' to him as Col Be9uresarrd: the hand and
him The Southern con. man" The Assistant
that r arf 'ea
Ti " one LAY R"aurcsaTd called at the District
nnlp "A kal IA q Al
terrcd 10 to get him some work to do.
con. DEAuREGARD IN TAMMANY.
what sort of n place would you like to
hay" /; politely inquired the Assistant District
"W"Il" said Benuregard. Juggling at his vest.
coughing and assuming an air OF imnortance.
street car, would like some sort OF a political
The Assistant District Attorney remarked
that IN New, York politics was game that was
payyed he sd Unless that card was to bring
back good trick. In other words. rotical
plum,s wsr" dealt on, to persons who could
~ understand all that" said Reauregard,
but Ipst want 70 know how 70 get into Tam
work myself mp so that | can get political
place if | once get into the organization. In
The meantime yOr might get me employment
that would not require any manual labor. For
instance. YOU might get me on the detective
how men became detectives in New York. and
B"auIrgard said that was too tedious Job to
We'll what are these private detective CON
Germs ~ inquired B"aurrgard
The Assistant District Attorney explained
ia" workings 81 pryat" detective agencies and
thyn mad I suggestion Ia the effect that Beau
r"Earl might trH = secure POSITION az private
hy not in tn" place of Charles Broad way
ltouss| rcmgrked Bca"rcgarl He Is
Sontherncr and !ou ar" Southern"r and 3"
The As-Stsmt Dsrct A5orn"y e ct, th.
CIV" M his idea OF being n mem her Of Tam
many Hail. - h" went to live in the Abingdon
loader James ", Roylc, was the head. In the
tai OF that year he made political speeches for
gentlemen, he soon won fame for his oratory.
He finally h"cam" an election district leader
tr't and then he mad" application to the Tam
many organization for q political Job. At that
tim" Iammany Hal had no political plums to
Distribute. 50 BeaureEard was told to wait
while
MARRIED ApDIE M'NALLy AND MADE HER SUP
PORT HIM
qnaintsd With Xhdi" Mc2aIiy who lived up ' at
Goshen. with herErandpnrcnts, Adde'S grad
paper Office and had learned typesetting and
the r1rer Ehe iinaiIy drIftcd down t" New
York and got place on paper devoted TO
hnt ~ hr Eo m, il, amshrp on WAN
~ observation-disclosures vs. 100 III 70 get " n,,t
thn r'.r'r or when il" had nny work for her
~ l'un the"n Sha tiuniiv Jisnnnnored
fr,r, bar hnt'n .,j,o,nt nor AMI ecnt r,rd 70
~, r.,rarlrtHar lint shn All i Rcnursy"rd haI
h.,r sn"r.tIy norri,'i ~ n Wsthoiist ministnr
IN Nv J.rs.v "ni ,rtht. MANN ~, Rn,,irngorJ
Sh M. hnr rr,nd f,tb.r th.t Rn,nrgsSr
rrnl name wo. Barrow and that he WIS rho
son RI :, ,vnaIthv Snu,hnrn r,niiv Uer ala
iva in Iiosh,r we're nnyer"d Lccdmse SIC
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nr And NV NV" mmnr tma ".ro VI ~ W
rrM,v Amar rnttin, nnrri.d tbe con'ia
sottieu In rurnishni rn"r,s in I;ing strsmt
E,.aIrncnrl WAS ln2v and Taye m his nI,,cs in
tLr nr,T'lv,v 'r,, COME strrs III rrnIc NJ
NJ. 90, 10 'v"rt, ~ tvneentti,r Wh"n 'hi'oo
Fnarlv "onruIad thnt h" lad me- chance ~ yat az
ting political Joh under Tammany Hall no
h""All"ah lhdrrendenl ana joined Good
Government club,
HAN THE GOSHEN NEWS A WHILE
His wifc's grandfather became III and tbe
cn,, srt IN 10 ,,shn ~ tho ~ i',' ny ne
Titnr WXoIivr Who wont'.I add' t gnt ,h ~.
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Hta,rh ~ th nan,Ji
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