SOBEL, J.
Raphael P. Koenig for defendant. Miles F. McDonald, District Attorney (William I. Siegel of counsel), for plaintiff. SOBEL, J. The defendant, Rosenburg, has been indicted for perjury. The accusation arose out of testimony given by him in another grand jury proceeding. In that proceeding Rosenburg testified that his employees, Brown and Collington, received certain wages during a stated period. As a result of his testimony With respect to the other employee witnesses, it would permit the People to prove other distinct offenses in order to raise an inference that the defendant had committed the crime in question or had a tendency to commit such crimes. (People v. Grout, 174 App. Div. 608.) This the law does not permit. This opinion is for the guidance of the parties on the trial. For although the defendant is correct in his main contention, I do find some other evidence which serves to corroborate Brown and Collington. The weight and sufficiency of the corroborative evidence is for the trial court or jury and is not to be weighed on this motion. Motion denied.