Thompson v. State

1. It was not erroneous in this case to permit a witness to testify that the deceased “usually carried a goodly sum of money on his person,” over the objection that there was “no allegation in” the bill of indictment “to that effect,” and that the testimony was immaterial and irrelevant.

2. Considered in connection with testimony of other witnesses introduced after examination of a witness who gave testimony that was objected to, *513it was not erroneous to permit the witness to testify that at a certain time and place he saw the two codefendants, but did not see the defendant who was on trial,…