New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
AUTO" TOO, NOT HIS.
SuLy Can't Turn 1t OUer to the Re
ceiUcr for That Reason.

The hearing IN the bankruptcy proceedings OF
Daniel J. suIy s. Co. was continued yesterday be-
fore MAcCSrane Coke, referee in bankruptcy.
The question Of the house at No. East Sixty
,econd-st which according to NJ. Sullys asser-
ton belongs 10 his wife. again taken up MT
SuIly's examination was conducted by Nj BALDWIN,
o. Boothby & Baldwin. whose first question was
VIII you state, Mr.. Sully, under oath, that you
told Mr. Perkins on the cay before the house Was
purchased that you wished to make out the deed in
Mrs. Suly's nsre?'
Il won't swear to that" was Mr.. Sullys answer
Mr.. Sully said thst he had given mortgage lot
;S20O the house
OF the house belonged 10 MIS- sully, how could
you consistently give mortgage on the property
the mortgage and assumed that the latter knew all
9UI ask YOU again, Mr. suy. why. If the house
belonged 10 Mrs. Suly, did you execute ILoF ssas9
or It? Al did not intend 10 do 1t unnl the uAS
o.-You decided then 10 make out the decd you
being the owner of the house!
Mr. sulIy made no reply to the question
Passing from the question Of the mortgage Mt
Baldwin touched the question OF the A1sui
O-There we're seven policies on the PToPe poy
we're there not? A--One or seven "0' "
" bd1,o whom were they made OutH Al don't
A1 3Nyyho was to pay the premium? Al was;
0-Then you were the benehciarE' Al "'
Mr.. Baldwin's quest for light as ne eApIesa1
f. led TO en- Inquiry as to an autoinoOHo VIM 49,.
s,,1,y brought with him his return 10 Aniet'oa
=. 60 The witness said he had intended 10
a
sell the machine in Paris prior to his RETURN w.
a, his daughters request. he brought IL nome wan
-, .,d gave II 10 her. The machine Is ran
80 tought IN London for fl 100. and was USED oy
its owner in a tour OF England and the CoH'ine"~
o-why did you not put 1t among the AASe'S
A-Because could not; IL was not Ho' -a,as,,o-9
n Viu YOU now turn IL over 10 the FeceIset'
Al cannot for the same reason II 10 ''ON ~
Droppng the subject OF the automobile the at
,or,ey brought I'D an item in the personal inoeot-
sone.s of the petitioner of $500 due c. G. Gum
theirs Sons, for furs These included wearing ap-
parel for Mrs sully and her daughters. mum at
$500 with boa 10 match, at $50; Persian iaii'o
coat at 81 800. and astrakhan fur cape ana ihun
for the coachman, for 800
There is one more item here" said the lawyer;
Ell Is very indistinct an-an"-studying the writ
inS-"oh, I see an unplucked otter mu1' at foo.
Did you do all that plucking. or. rather, puTchas-
ing yourself?' Il did"
O-They were not the only ones pluckedE n
No; there were others. want TO say thAt my SEQ
rotary had check made out for the amount OF that
sent out. / very sorry for Mr.. Gurthers sake
Q.-YOu very solicitous? Al always am LOT
my good friends.
David n. Thompson. Of Providence What was
that fort AIR. Thompson In the employ OF
b. B. & r Knight. the largest cotton manufact-
urers IN the world / engaged him somewhere
about January work up idea had for the
economic development Of the cotton industry in the
South. I to pay him bonus OF $4,000 on his
entering my employ and yearly salary OF $1,000
for life The engagement did not last that long,
however.
BY arrangement the hearing adjourned at
l:9o o'clock until July Il. at II a