New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
MAY END BULL HEARING.
Long Adjournment Expected if
Grand fury Doesn't IndiCt.
ALL QUIETAT NEWARK PLANT
Qualey Instans Guard, and Cor
bett Consults with Lawyers
and Friends.

Roth sides in the Bull case expect in
sictments 10 be handed down to-day. Inc
hearing Of John A. Qualey and Harvey w
Corhett before Magistrate krotel on ms
charge Of getting $4,000 from Mrs. Wiihaill
T Bull by nisrepresenting the status Oh
ouslev's Observation-Disclosures Company Is
scheduled to he continued at ? o'clock this
afternoon
p,+ Charles l. Craig, attorney for Mrs.
nm o,6 Iohn F. Mcintyre, attorney for
o,eIev and Corbett. are agreed that the
adjourned hearing will never be held
NJ Craig expects that the two men VIII
be indicted for their affair with Mrs. Bull
Mr.. Mcintyre thinks they will be indicted
on the old charges brought by Leo kresief
last fall, Of getting money from him by
MISREPRESENTATION. He brought a civil suit
at that time TO recover his money, and corl-
promised out of court, but his papers have
been in the hands of the District Attorney
for several months, and yesterday he vas
again q witness before the grand jury.
There is talk of another indictment IN
connection with the case. But this has not
yet crystallized. If the indictments are
found the hearings before Magistrate
Krotel Will come to an end. If they are
not handed down to-day a long adjourn
rnent will probably be taken
After the excitement of Wednesday CON-
parative quiet reigned at the plant IF the
asbestos Company. in Newark, yesterday.
Clarence P Browning did not put N an
appearancesto take possession of the works
or attempt 10 put watchman in charge
QuaIey wasaready for any such proceeding
with two special officers, Henry 3. Tower
and Elliott Johnson. Of Gregory's New
Jersey Detective Agency, of Newark, who
Rad orders not to let any one inside The
door of the plant
4 boy who came UP from the postoffice
with q special delivery letter for Qualey
had 10 watt until the superintendent came
I'D from thesworks before he could get into
the Office to,deliver the letter. The officers
said that Il Browning came around with
e court order he would have to get QuaIeyS
permission. before he could get in TO serve
II
The vork.of getting the plant ready went
right along. 4 carload Of machinery was
unloaded and hauled down TO the plant,
while rissers and derricks were busy get
ting new machinery in place Qualey was
on the ground early in the morning and
again late IN the afternoon But Corbett
was IN Manhattan with Miss Pond, Mrs
Hopkins's secretary, and Frank NJ McDer-
NIT. Qualev's and COrbetTS New Jersey
lawyer, consulting with Mr.. Mcintyre.
Mr. Mcintyre offered some further de-
tails Yesterday Of the check given by Cor
bett for S446 81, with which the passage 20
England OF Mrs Hopkins and Dana Pond
was paid in July He said that on Febru-
ary u last Mrs Hopkins received &,426 as
commission for selling mining stock, and
. that she loaned the money TO Corbett, TAX
ing demand note. The money, Mr.. Nc
Intyre said, was deposited to the credit Of
the Magnesia-Asbestos Company, and IN
July Corbett gave Mrs Hopkins, as part
paymerr of the note. the check for Il e
passage and letter Of credit for $685.
II was learned yesterday that two bills
OF sale had recently been recorded, show
ing that the Yacht Goldenrod, formerly
owned by Qualey, had been transferred
twice since April The first bill was dated
April Is and recorded August s. and
showed that the vessel had been transferred
TO Henry NJ Fettrich; the second, dated
in July and recorded August is, showed q
transfer 10 Herbert Killing. The yacht is q
tHIo-mas1ed auxiliary steam vessel, 132 feet
over all and Of 1a4 tons burden.