Cumberland Glass Manufacturing Co. v. State

The defendants were convicted before the Cumberland Quarter Sessions upon an indictment charging them with being engaged in the manufacture of glass, and with unlawfully paying to one John M. Quigg, a workman in the employ of the corporate defendant, the sum of $81.71 in store goods and merchandise as and. for the wages earned by him while in the employ of said corporation.

At the trial it was shown that the workman above named, at the time of his engagement, entered into the following *225agreement, to wit: “Bridgeton, N. J., July 28th, 1890. In consideration of the Cumberland Glass Manufacturing…