New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

Frederick Thompson, who on Sunday last robbed
the box in g. JosePhs Roman CHhS Ghusihn Thc
check for $50, ten years In the State Prison In
passing sentence upon Thornton, Judge Garretson
said: 7'You are as bad as you can be; You n0t
attempted TO escape after you had been imprisoned
and then tried to kill the man wD0 INFORMED 0n
NEWARK.
Stephen H. Condict director of the Mechanics i
National Bank who was rearrested on civil suit
begun against him by the receiver, Xpected 10 IuI
nsh the $3.50 600 bail required OF him yesterday;
He remained in the custody OF deputyLmiarsntan, MI
secure the requisite bonds. 1t was understood that
Aaron Carter, of Orange who is Condlcts pUnus-
man in the criminal suit against h anu ond fnr
nish the bail but the bond was not executed iasI
evening II Is probable that Condict VIII DC oalou
this morning.
About $50 granite cutters in the employ OF OF
George Brown & Co. struck yesterday Tor % 90
doing the stone work for the new building of
Columbia College in Madison-avc., ana mas Dee1
working a percentage, paying the men anu
sending the pay rolls to New York, when the coiese
trustees reimburse them. About six weeks ago the
men demanded OF he day WORK 10 eife o
hours This was refused and two weeks ago the
men asked for increased wages. This request was
submitted to the college trustees who declined 10
accede to it, Yesterday the firm informed the men
of the action of the trustees when they Immediately
strnck and were ioinsd by other workmen. The
strikers had meeting which was participated III
by the stonecutters of George WlliaInsS yard, VINO
also struck for the advance. 1t decided to con-
unue the strike until the employers yielded.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN-,James Mansfield was arrested by
Constable Riley and taken yesterday before JuStice
Michael Nolan TO answer charge mace Dy mrs
assault on her daughter Nellie SIX years OIl' IL ~
alleged that the child was severely injured Mans
field was too much intoxicated to plead hLln was is
furniture and house furnishing goods, NO. lVo
Main-st., has made an assignment Win assets
$1,072, Liabilities S2,2l2.
LONG ISLAND.
FtrsHfSG-The Fishing Rod and Reel Associa-
ton has elected the following officers: President,
L, 2. Egan; vice-president. +. A. Guild, secretary
and treasurer, J. Z. Hitler.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Daniel Burns, who was in
dicted by the Grand Jury which met this week IN
Queens County for attempting to Kill man named
Donnelly in Astoria last November, was taken Oe-
fore the Court of Sessions yesterday, ana aIter
long Investigation was found guilty OF 81 slPe as
sauIt He was fined $10......M Mayor De BeVOlse
has removed from office Assessors James GalagnMGI M
and George Payntar. c. NJ Lathrop rendered Ms NJ
resignation week ago. Sylvester GRAY, JOSIAH NJ.
Whitney and j. Lee Smith were appointed in their
places, and Dr. j. W. Burnett was made ochooi
Commissioner.
STATEN ISLAND.
RIcHMoND.-Thc Staten Island Athletic Club has
elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
President, w. X. Soutter; yice-presldent, D. w w
Wilcox: treasurer H. Telfair; secretary, W.
Davis; captain, J. w. Edwards; first Lieutenant,
II. Fiske second lieutenant W. c. Rowland.
SpEoNK.-A temperance mass meeting was held
for five days last week at the KOshmore House, nn-
der the management of Silas Tuthill. About 800
persons were present each day from the adjoining ~
towns of Brook Haven and iRiverhead. EgDert ;
Smith Henry L. Hedges, the Rev. Mr. Fannlng ana
BENJAMIN Tuthil 1O4 years of age, were the speak
ers Mr. Tuthlll paid all expenses at the hotel Tor
everyone who came to the meeting, the Dill amount
ing to several hundred dollars