Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-06

NEW YORK, August 6.-.Iohn A. Qua
ley and Harvey Wiley Corbett. the. mag
nesa asbestos promoters accused by Mrs.
Mary Nevins Bull. widow Of Dr. William
T. Bull. of obtaining SS.aua from her by
false representations. obtained delay yes
terday in their fight against "A permanent
injunction to restrain them from dispos-
ing of the proceeds of Mrs. Bulls checks.
Supreme Court Justice Bschon granted
their counsel till next Tuesday To an
swer the pleadings of Mrs Bull. who OBJ
tanned preliminary injunction from Jus
tioe Lehman last Tuesday.
Mrs. Bull has named as co-defendants
with Qualey and Corbett the two com
panies they promoted, the Fifth Avenue
Bank and the First National Bank of
Hoboken. to which the money
traced. The checks for Sl5W0 and S20,-
900 Mrs. Bull gave to Qualey were pay
able to Corbett and deposited by him i'm
the Fifth Avenue Bank. From there
Corbett transferred part of the money to
the HOboken bank, where the Stone Age
Plaster Company, which figured i'm Qua
ley's representations, had an account.
Plan to Trace Money.
Mrs. Bull asked that the court tie up
the companies and funds, and that pro-
ceeding be instituted to trace her money.
She also wanted the accounts of the de-
PENDANTS attached and the defendants re-
strained from disposing of their money
and property.
The attorney for Mrs Bull announced
that he would serve additional afTi-
davitS Tuesday. An attorney for other
investors in the Magnesia Asbestos
Company said that his clients had paid
out $4,000, but he could not tell what
steps he would take. Mrs. Bulls civil
suit against Qualey and Corbett will
be tried next October.
Qualey went to Newark yesterday
and was closeted for several hours
mott. He will appear Tuesday at the
hearing in the court of chaneery
witness in his wife's suit against Mrs.
Bull and Allan A. Ryan. son of Thomas
to have hearing before Magistrate
Krotel in New York that day.
Makes Conspiracy Charge.
Mrs. Qualey. as a stakeholder i'm the
Magnesia Asbestos Company. accuses
Mrs. Bull and young Ryan of conspir-
ing to get possession of the company
by running it's business and causing the
arrest of her husband and Corbett
Ryan has denied he knows Mrs. Bull.
and Edward Lauterbach. one OF Mrs.
Bulls attorneys. threatened perjury
charges against Mrs. Qualey. based on
the allegations in her suit.
1t was stated that several New Jer-
sey investors in the Qualey enterprises
appeared in Newark yesterday, and VIII
be present at the hearing TUESDAY.
Some said they were dissatisfied with
the status of the enterprises but all
declined to state what action they
would take One Of them was William
NJ. McGreevy, relative OF Patrick
Egan, ex-United States minister to
Chile. who once made a complaint
against Qualey.
John F. Mcintyre. attorney for QuaIey
and Corbett, said he would show that
S33, 600 of Mrs. Bulls 5000 was ,ihvesI I1a
in machinery for the Newark plant he
said he had heard that Mrs. Ellen Dun
lap Hopkins, who was reported 10 nave
disappeared from London after learnins
of Mrs. Bulls action against Quaiey Ano
Corbett. was on her way to Paris he
said she would appear and TESTIFY In De-
half of his clients IL the charge against
them should not be dismissed by the
magistrate.
Amuence of Mrs. Hopkins.
Charles I. Craig. attorney for Mrs. Bull.
laughed when told that Mr.. Mcintyre said
he would show that so much of Mr.
Bulls money had gone INTO Tie
plant He said he had traced neariS
every dollar of the money.
Mrs. Hopkins started for Europe. craig
said, shortly after Mrs Bull began 1er
He intimated that the IAN
VaIkenburgh'' letters referred to by qua
lev might be those written to Mrs. Pnlhp
Van ValkenbrEgh by Mrs Hopkins. Ihey
now are in the possession of ATTORNEY
Lauterbach, and the reading OF tAen
helped, he added, to shake Mrs. Bull
confidence in Mrs. Hopkins and Qualey.
In regard to Mrs. Hopkins affiuehce
after she met Qualey. of which Mrs. Bun
spoke on the witness stand Thursday,
Craig said that Mrs. Hopkins had erected
a one hundred-thousand-d building
for her School of Applied Design Tor
Women. and announced she was project
ing a similar enterprise in London. RMS
was ons of the objects for which, he SAID,
she announced she was going abroad