New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
DISSATISFIED WITH II. II. HADLEY,

,ooti,g NJ the trustees of the BUSINESS NV, va
Society for the EnconrageMehi Vi There were pre-
nedt Earle A. /. Rawson Dr. g. W; lioii,eFd
" Torrev Henry H. Hadley T. NJ; Wyar ren orr.
B. Neiswender Inc for the icr-water
Fountains: 81 800 ceived III cG,'' af sS75
from the public and there was sGdpr"Es epdinond
over expenses President of the society Of
p Earle resigned his Office and the resiena,ions -.
tbe following vice-presdents were lanu I ~
Mr.. Earle: Joseph Pool, Benjamin A. N5lis, ii II
ClafIn. VIM. f. Tefft, Thomas, h, Lees, ID, w w
Arnold. Samuel Sondhem. Gen; Charles Kooihs; w
H. Folwe G. w. Holmes D. q. smith I v y H Sni
fen W H. Guion IT., ". v Brokaw; w, W; WY
F. C. Reed 81. Heron John ToWnshcnd, 0o'. " os IL
Pond and Col. Emmons clark MI. EarG wa" rescn-
ed bv TRIBUNE reporter the reason Tor MS Iespn
Inp Hereped: II believe the a1alrso OF the soCic.S
have been mismanaged by II. VI. hadley as seer
tarv. | have belonged to a good many olean,a aa
tions but | never was so ashamed OF my mon''0i
shin with any of them as with thls ~,
When asked for the details OF ms charges NJ NJ
Earle referred the reporter 10 y d. fhelps, ol W
140 Broadway, who was present. and VINO said' L
have found out some damaging IaGes by fallnns W
MIR Hadley and representing myself as brewer III
Rochester. | found that certificates were peihg
made out in the name of the society giving uhe
ANALYSIS of the beer of each brewer III accordance
with the object of the society. But lnsieau ol
charging 800 dollars for the certlhca'es price
which included all tue expenses oil the ahalysS and
everything else, he was selhng mem 90 LOT P1Vo
apiece and pretending to use the extra Hloo or the
society, but III reality he VAS putting IL III ms own
pocket Also that these certificates when were
only designed 10 he sent around in this locality
were being sold hetersIelter everywhere, ana that
the operation wds even extending TO Europe. IL
was asserted that Professor Chandler had made
analy OF the samples of beer. Professor Chandler
denies the statement. Further than this no report
of expenditures or receipts has been made for two
wears Consequently the charter Is violated.
went to the County Clerks Office and t0und out
there that no report had been made; Some time
ago Mr.. liadley bought of Sloan Brothers carpet
for his Office floor. Money was set apart for the
purchase OF it by the society 5ut the OIL was not
paid until Sloan Brothers sued Mr.. lladley and got
judgment against him. Then, too. he brewers Or
dprCd 10000 copies of the newspaper ca led Mod
Grafton which contained report OF the analyse, OF
their beer published. For the publication OF tins
newspaper MIR. Iadley paid $3.50, but realized
81 7O7 OH the sale of it. aud the difference re'
mains to be accounted for. his meeting today
was called to ask Mr.. Hadley 20 give an account OF
his transactions in behalf OF the society Tor the
past two years"
Mr. Hadley denied each charge and caimet that
whenever any charge of biz a2propriatlng any
money had been made he could show that there
was m each case money either due him or that he
had himself out OF his own pocket made good de-
lcleuCles.