Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

refused 10 turn the rronirty ever until
thla money Was raised. especially Ak
SeStou, Clsri ana tsslon had iaild TO
ray .A fNll their subscriptions. rhcrc
Nsaa 8 his iow, hut Understand that
Sexton nuRily gave hls p,rnAal check
for the amount, and shc property was
turned ovtr,
Il do uot thiuis that rrady has been
inside III, ciuh hou.r alncc, and Nrow
that he ard the other mon are hl,tcr
enerics. Why, they even went 20 FAR
as TO 10 TO the unyor ana gct him
TO scnd mep from the eo.,nniseionora
OF accountS' office INTO nraly'a DEPART
ment TO ny 10 gft soncthlng against
him II was q mlghty msan thing for
Ciltoy 10 do. But irndy has always
been friend OF iiuSn J, Grant, aud
thar partly accounts for the bltterncea
agnlugt him.
Grant maic Clark, hnt clark turned
against him In the iisht With Croker
'rhty are now bitter cneniea, and OF
courac Sexton Sides with hia brother
ln-lHw, nut before Hra1 went Out he
squared UP al his accounts and Joseph
Gordon "a nrtiag as u.asurer, ! don't
think i,rndN Cvfr Formally feaiFaei M
irceemcg and | sin Qn{r 'e thRi he
Is sull mcmbcr OF tho cub, hut he
never noes there"
Superintendent Dinhy WAS aftcrwar1
declined To- dlacuas IT,
III IL, ntNor follows want 20 talk lot
them do It." Nv said, ~ Dent care 10
mnhe neht IN the nfwApnncrs. |
closed my accounts last tprlng, and
have had nothin~ tn do MIN the clubs
finances alneo. Ny oororis were az
proved know nothing about amy
dcfalcation or about the sAihllng in
lhe club, Nnd haven't the ltnf, i1ca who
BOSTON doe Cin NE; ia .ayL | never
heard OF such psGpn,"
Snmu other members H-re apparently
better Informed, at least about the al
legAi uhurtnge
~ lid hear sorc story % hat hind
nhuut the time u. J. iNntnhct re-
signed as financial sycretary,H aid ono.
/ III was In the early summer gallagher
used to handle great deaf NJ the
/ clup's money, iic In Aldornl IN funRuc'a
I ci,rk down at the city hnll ! hoard
/ Tint the amount WIS about $1,000, Per-
hups he has paid IL NJ ehhce, or vs.
4 paying Il along ila Is Htln member
I OF the cluh"
/ Gallagher was fGand in his hat. at
/ No % Weat Ninety sixth street. lie
! resigned because thcrc Nha too much
I work cOhnNsted Win the nilcq he said
] hut he denicd omnhatlcnlly that tie whs
short In hiH accounts, ana 'S Went Win
] tho reporter TO aoe Sheriff Sexton, who,
] ne nNIt. WNNlu NtiinNhlAAN wv NNNl -
/ The sheriff, however was not 20 he
| found Alderman Prague Was also out
Of town ~ the club house the meln'
hers would neither nillvn nor deny
] tne rumor about GALLAGHER
"Oh thats only Humc miaehlH-malS
risB work. antd MIR Lpvy, The chair
man 0f The hnuNo committee. hut ho
aid not say thnt the story was without
foundation, Others give a half. hpnrt'
ID dcnit and uhniEcd the conversation
az soon MS ponalblol
The Pontiac " one Of thu iinoHi Tam,
/ many district clubH IN the city "
rlniina a membership al pyot 20, ma th'
| new club house, a hnndHnmG hlown.
! a,,,ne hnilding cn the weaA slde "l
| Amsterdam avenue. between highty,
| frat and nifhty-Eeoond streets W Halu
10 have cost about $4,000 u has heeu
Ia USE less thhn u year ana wan putl'
when Thmnnny felt aufer " us lnbni
OF power than Il docs at prrH.nt
Among ite leading members IN Addl'
ton 10 those already mentioned VA lnli
story, are state senator Guy, cNNH
aemhiyman lohn Connolly, billEr Com
u trlnaioner w. ~, SKINNER, y. NNnelhnnNl
pllion. Assistant corporation tVN .h'
William a. swnothcr ianac lromnn
civ Auditor w. j Lyon ana eN'Ar'
ycmblyman W, \. Ellison.