New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

undesirable prominence in another matter. An
advertisement was inserted in Inc H6atG on Au-
gust 20, 1878, which read as follows:
80 II You contemplate bankruptcy Won can procure
SiS.0o0-goOd. genuine regular securities; ne more
OF sane KIND exist; have never been QlertI tDRS
70 sa cosfaqcHcf Address confdentially, Attorney,
Box ] l.. Herald Oaicc.'
An answer f, this aiycriscme9ltt& & bronght h
3O7 Broadway. New-Yofz7 whore the
person contemplating bankruptcy was invited TO
Cail and tdk tne matter over vi.h MI ltad.cN, no
eEpiancd how he cou!d oe "put through tue
bankrupt mill. The securities advertised were
Southern land bo'Is. winch Mr iiadley said be-
ionSed to a client of his. They were yalneless In
the market, and therefore could he sold
who desired 10 deceive his creditors. aud
made to figure at Their face value in the assets of
the bankrupt. to show where he lost hS money
his scheme was fully .cx2osed in The Uord of
August 81 1873. The Uorid m thc same lssue edl-
toual'y adv; ;catcd the disbarmert OF Mf. liadiey
Mr.. lIaClcy'S company prhlI-hed a one time an
insurance manual which he got copyriphted Mr.
Fitch, then secretary of the Anchor Lie Insurance
Company, published % settlement to the effect that
he had written the manual two years before and
that MT. liadley had coolly stolen 1t and got 1T
eOpyTrtted.
After such q career of course. Hadley naturally
became the most suitable person to organic spuri-
o R'Du6hcan associations for thcpuiuoic ot ASST
ing Chairman BafnuJn IN his efforts TO elect Hancock
by questionable means.
TRiBUNr reporter called upon c. G. Hinc, pro-
prctor of The hsSrance Monitor, Insurance Ld'C
inquiries III regard TO NJ. iladley:
Yes, know him well,' SAID Mr.. fine, and to
my borrow, 100 lie n sharp, interruptions fellow
who hves by his wits. He has been engaged IN
getting up wildcat insurance companies. some oi
which were Transparent frauds. and other ike
schemes. | bear him no iliwill, but | have felt it
my dnty TO expose him at different times. 1ne
secret oi his connection with any enterprise ls lis
ability to make money ont of IT,"
Have you not had personal experience with some
of his methods of making money I" asked the repor-
ter.
Yes. He made a draft on the Missouri Valley
Life insurance Company, which he Induced me 70
cash. The draft was paid. ana s. on after he made
cane back protested and with II lcttcr from the
president OF the Company. who was a warm per-
sonal friend Of minc stating that liadlcv had 10
funds there IN the tlSt place. but that hc pad the
first draft on OF regard Tor me. OF course. he dld
not pay the second, and would be glad to sell my
clam on li&dCy for almost anything"
Hadicy was IN Newark. where ! 1--we, last
spuug.' continued Mr. flue, endcaVoring To
make money out of the people o! that city, Out OF
regard to my tOwnsuen thought las ought 10 he
exposed IN the Newark newspapers, and wrote to
the NeW-J 'TSev Secretary OF state about ham ana
got the following telegram Ia reply:
"TRrNIoN y. j.. MAY /. 1880
"To c. C. HINE, lGl Broadray Acc-l YORK.
g He is a fraud aId caunOj bc exposed anlss. lie
was connected with other insurance ana check
frauds than those YOU mention, IN nv positive
knowledge. HENKY &. kEL,EY.'