Commonwealth v. Klaiman

Knight, P. J.,

— Louis Klaiman was indicted on a bill charging him with receiving stolen goods, namely, two adding'machines. The Commonwealth produced evidence showing that these machines were stolen from one Joshua Holmes and that they were purchased by defendant from one Jefferson Kane, who has a long record for burglary and larceny. Kane was called as a witness by the Commonwealth and testified that he delivered the machines to defendant at the P. & W. Station, in Norristown, and that defendant knew they were stolen. Defendant admitted he had purchased the machines from Kane but denied that…