Rector v. State

— Appellants were convicted of illegally possessing a still. The sole error assigned is the overruling of their motion for new trial which motion relied upon the following causes:

1. Newly discovered evidence.

2. That the verdict is not sustained by sufficient evidence.

3. That the verdict is contrary to law.

The following summary of the evidence received upon the trial below will be sufficient for a complete consideration of the propositions relied upon for reversal:

Appellants lived in a two and one-half story house situated on the northeast corner of Centennial Avenue and Wolfe street, Muncie.…