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GRIFFO GOT BUT $8.Gann Gave Him a Good Piinclilng nml He Received Small Pay.Following an attempt to seize the proceeds of the Gans-Grlffo fight Tuesday night, supplementary proceedings against Grlffo were begun In Brooklyn yesterday.Martin Dowling claims that In 1805 he loaned Young Grlffo and the lattor’s manuger $3,000 which wus to bo paid back next day. He says the money was 1 nnt paid. and. with the exception of $1,000 which he got by seizing the proceeds of a fight at Maspeth, L. I., he has • never got anything. He pul the claim m ‘ the hands of House, Grossman'Vor-, ha us,'ami Mr. .Louis Vorlmus. of that firm, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Cunningham, went to the Seaside Sporting Club Tuesday night to attach the money till. Tom O'liourlto refused to let them In. They then subpoenaed O’Rourke and Aleck Brown, tho club's matchmaker, to appear ]n supplementary proceedings yostewday. O'Rourke clld not appear. Aleck Brown testified that Grlffo had got nothing out of tho fight, as all but $8 of his share went for railroad tickets which the club had bought for him. The receipts of the light were $3,281, and Cans had got 90 per cent, of this amount. The hearing was adjourned until next week.
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World
New York, New York, US
Thu, Jul 12, 1900
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