McClelland v. State

There are; one hundred and one bills of exceptions in this record, hut they are mainly concerned with only two general questions of evidence. The appellant was indicted for the larceny of a diamond brooch. Upon his trial in the court below he wasi found guilty by the verdict of a jury and was sentenced to imprisonment for three years in the Maryland Penitentiary.' Before the exceptions reserved a,t the trial are considered, the effect of the evidence to which no objection was made will be stated. The accused did not testify, and no evidence on his behalf was offered.

The brooch in question was…