The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-30

iSater she had investigated the affairs o
the company and she had found il to b,
insolvent
just about the time that Gilbert Col
gate. friend OF CoTbett. appeared .,
oner himself - hondsnan with his hous.
81 no Wcst seventy sixth street a. suret,
Magistrate krotel received a raaues
from the District Attorneys Office that
he postpone the acceptance Of bail for
one day az least until the surety couIc
he examined, ~ Quayley and Corbe,l
had tn he locked an in Jefferson NIArks
! prison Mclntyre went b-fore Justic,
BischON of the Supreme court early in
the afternoon and oh, aimed a habeas
coprls writ FOR each Of the accused
retnrnable on Monday morning The
hahea~ corpus was drawn on the ground
That the two were re-tra ned illegally
IA that thev are both held on warrants
insnrfci"nily supported 10y proof NJ facts
Assistant District Attorney Rice. an
bounced thar he would move immedi
1 aic'N to have the Governor ~ Rhode
Island a~S 'o' ~ luis';on papers ~ that
Qnayley and Corl,.'t NAV ~. returned ~
New port for trial
In his once Lawyer NClniyr. later
IN the 'iav made a st-nent ia tehaIf
~ hs Cli~ntS lie disagreed with Mr.
/ Buil in her TESTIMONY given before Nagis-
tra'. kro'el as To the length uf time she
had known QiIavl.y
NJ QuaVlry has known Mrs Bull
since she MaS = girl SAID MCIntyr-
| They were children together m GolIm-
has, Ohio Tire" weeks ~ a month ago
Mr. Bull tsl-I'honsd Ia Nr Quayley
from the Narrenton Hotel IN this City
where II" Vas stopping. ASKING him To
call ~" did 80 aud ~ the lime she said
that she would like TO DISCUSS with him
the matter uf investing some Of her So
tate Mrs Hopkins had recommended
Quavley ~ her "a a first rate business
man. Mrs. Bull said az the time and IN.
added that her friend had advised her To
invest N th. MagneSis 4 sb.'stoS CompSny
About a week later Mrs Hull sent
my client an invitation to spend the
week end AZ her house in Newport Mr.
Qisylry was there. aud after smother
TAX on business aHairs during the course
oi which Mrs Bull said that she h adj
SwO. go realty in n life estate aud $50 40
in idle money 10 invest she agreed TO buy
certain stocks in the company Of which
Mr. Quayl-y il pres dent For SIS Ooo
he sold her sS5 90 IN preferred stock
and go UoO in common stock OF she Mag
ness Asphalt Company Sh" mai.
payment in two che>k one for SIS 400
and one for SO oOO
The checks were made payable to the
company and were forwarded TO Mr..
Corbett the treasurer He deposited
the checks To the credit OF the company
IN the company's bank. The money
A Il. =
Mrs Bull was Immediately dispensed for
the Improvement OF the property
MIR Mcintyre added that Corilett Was a
reputable architect Of the firm Of Pell
A Corbett and that AZ the present time
he had contracts for the designing OF
great buildings both here and in other
cities which Aggregated H.oOOOOo. He
was also an associate director Of an atelier
In the architectural department OF Column
hia Univs rsity, the lawyer sald
{. p Browning, the holder Of the mort e
gage which has 'Seen for-closed on the
company's Newark plant. said last night
that It was a valuable property. There
il 5t2 feet Of deep water frontage on the
river fully dredged and bulkheaded.
The buildings. he said. are worth fully
$4,000 and cover iOo GO square feet OF
foor space The asbestos making ma
chinery installed IN the plant would total
in value about s55.OOO. Mr.. Browning
thought. and II this store of machinery
between SIS no and tsO.OOo worth had
been put in place within the last few
months
Mr.. Browning added that the Magne-ia
Asbestos Company had not paid taxes
on its Newark property for three years
and il CEASED To pay interest ON the mort
"a e he holds more than year ago. after
which tn. Foreclosure proceedings were
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