New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-06
PURSUING QUALEY MONEY
Court Hats Injunction Proceed
ings Over Bank Deposits.
DEFENDANT GETS DAY OFF
Goes to Newark to See a Lawyer
While Mrs. Bulls Attorneys
Talk of Trips Abroad.

John A. 0ualey took advantage yesterday
or day OFF in the court proceedings
brought against him and Harvey ". Corbett
by Mrs. William T. Bull for the extraction
Of $4,000 from her bank balance to go over
TO Newark. He said he was going 70 dis
cuss with his lawyer there. Frank NJ. Nc
Deruit. the proceedings Mrs Qualey began
on Tuesday to prevent the sale by the
Sheriff of the plant in Newark involved in
the controversy with Mrs. Bull
John F. Mcintyre attorney for Qualey
and Corbett in the Bull case. said that he
would show by documentary evidence that
$4,000 Of Mrs Bulls money went 70 install
machinery in the Newark plant On the
other hand. it was said by Mrs Bulls law
yers that they knew where every dollar Of
Mrs. Bulls money went and that they
would show that it went for entirely differ
ent purposes. Part Of the money was said
TO have paid the expenses of = trip abroad
invest in the enterprise.
Mrs Ellen Dunlap Hopkins. who intro
duced Qualey TO Mrs. Bull. is said by Mr..
Mcintyre to be oscillatinF between London
and Paris She recently promoted here a
School Of Applied Science for Women for
which q 100000 home has just been finished
drew Carnegie and ]. P. Morgan are IN
derstood TO have been among the well
known persons who contributed 10 the cost
of the building
Mrs. Hopkins became Ill and went TO Eu-
rope ar about the time Mrs Bull was In
vestigating Oualey. It was said on THIS
side of the water that she was going 70
promote school for women IN London A
few days later Mrs Bull told her troubles
TO her LAWYERS and they broke her conf
dence IN Mrs Hopkins
Mrs Bulls lawyers are the attorneys 1or
Mrs VaH VaIkenburgh. who IS known as
the IS 900 010 widow" When the Bull case
first came into court Qualsy taunted
Charles L Craig, Mrs Bulls counsel
70 produce the Van Valkenburgh let
tiers II is understood that If was docu-
nlentary evidence produced by her lawyers
that made Mrs Bull see Mrs. Hopkins IN 8
new light
While Mrs Bull is airing her troubles
with Qualey in the open, John C Coleman
Of No 100 Broadway. is Investigating the
doings OF the Observation-Disclosures Company
for five Of his clients. who put $4,000 into
the concern a year ago They don't under
stand why 4 company represented to them
as prosperous should have a lien for $4,000
its machinery Inc Newark contractor
who holds the lien says that he understood
that he held the first lien on the plant. but
that he finds now that there are several
others in ahead Of him
Some other Newark men who complain
OF their experiences with QuaIey are John
McGreevy, Frederick KiIgus and Thomas
B Cryer. McCreevy says that he has S,5O0
Of the stock of the National Carbonate
Company, one OF the Qualey promotions.
taken by Michael Egan, his stepfaJher. in
part payment for the mason work on the
Newark plant. Cryer and kilgus both hold
stock in the same company, taken in pay
ment for work on the plant
Justice BisChof, in the Supreme Court.
yesterday adjourned until Tuesday the
hearing on the application for an injunc-
ton restraining Qualey, Corbett, the Fifth
Avenue Bank Of New York. the First Ma
tionaI Bank Of Hoboken, the Magnesia-As-
bestos Company and the Stone Age Plaster
Company from disposing Of certain money
said to be on deposit in the two banks