Commonwealth v. Cronin

By the Court.

The only exception taken at the trial was to the admission of evidence of the seizure of liquors in the house where the defendant boarded, five rods from the- tenement alleged to have been kept by the defendant. That evidence was admissible to prove that there were liquors in his boarding-house very near the tenement in question, and it does not appear by the bill of exceptions to have been admitted for any other purpose.

Exceptions overruled.