Commonwealth v. Brandler

Opinion by

Gawthrop, J.,

The appellant was convicted of larceny. He had been employed as receiving and shipping clerk and salesman in a store in which men’s and women’s clothing were sold at wholesale. The evidence fully sustains a finding by the jury that he feloniously stole and carried away certain goods from his employer’s premises. As stated by his able counsel in his printed argument, the assignments of error raise chiefly questions of evidence.

Samuel Caplin, a coemployee of the defendant and a witness for the Commonwealth, testified that he watched the movements of the defendant and saw…