State v. Foster.

The defendants are indicted and convicted of burglary in the first degree. The facts are substantially as follows: D. J. McClelland is the owner of a store at a place called "Emma," a few miles from the city of Asheville, in the county of Buncombe. Samuel H. Alexander is his clerk, and had been for more than three years boarding in the family of McClelland and sleeping in the store. There was a room in said store building fitted up and furnished with a bed and other furniture as a sleeping apartment, in which said Alexander kept his trunk and other belongings, and slept there, and had done so…