91 Ga. 705 | Ga. | 1893
Tbe indictment was for burglary. It charged that, with intent to commit a larceny, tbe accused, on tbe 25th of December, 1892, broke and entered tbe dwelling-house of G. T. Banks, tbe same being a hired room occupied by tbe latter in a public boarding-house kept by Miss Addie Gregory, and after so breaking and entering, proceeded to take therefrom two pairs of pants, each of the value of $2.50, and one coat and vest of tbe value of $10.00, tbe property of Banks. It appeared at tbe trial that in December, 1892, Mr. Banks was absent from bis room in tbe boarding-house from about six o’clock a. m..
The direction we give in the present case is expressed in the third head-note, and its terms will be certified by the clerk to the superior court of Bibb county in accordance with section 4285 of the code.
Judgment affirmed, with direction.