Quinlan v. Commonwealth

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Settle

Affirming.

' On December 5, 1909, the residence of Mrs. Leavell McCampbell, in the city of Louisville, was entered at night and a lot of silverware of the value of $250.00, the property of Mrs. McCampbell, stolen therefrom.

1 Thereafter the greater part of the silver, much battered and defaced, Was found in the possession of, and recovered from Meyers, a pawn-broker, to whom it had been first pawned and then sold. Appellant, Clifford’ Quinlan and one W. J.-Willis, were jointly indicted for the theft of this property, the charge being grand l'arceny. ■

' We are…