Durant v. People

Christiancy J.:

Plaintiff in error was tried in the Recorder’s Conrt of the City of Detroit upon a charge of receiving certain *352stolen goods, the property of one Blodgett, knowing the same to have been feloniously stolen, &e.

The prosecution introduced evidence tending to show that the goods had been stolen by her brother,' James Durant, who had been arrested a few days before the arrest of defendant, and imprisoned in the Wayne County jail; that these goods, with a considerable amount of other stolen property, were' found in certain trunks in defendant’s house, no person being at the time in…