Committed for examination.
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William McDonald, the individual charged with purloining
Wm. A. Sharp's Colt's navy pistol, having been acquitted on that charge on Monday, was yesterday brought before the
Mayor, to be examined for stealing a navy revolver, the property of
Charles J. Clements, of
Colonel Rosser's Cavalry.
Mr. Clements proved that the pistol was stolen from him at
Bradford's saloon.
Bradford testified that
McDonald was at his house on the night the pistol was missed; and other witnesses that the article was found on the person of the accused when arrested for the larceny of
Sharp's pistol.
A policeman testified that he had sought in vain for
Cornelius Maloy, represented by McD. to be an important witness in his behalf.
The
Mayor said he should commit the prisoner for examination before the next Court of Husting.
Clements's pistol was retained, and the one sold by prisoner and another man to
Mr. Walsh, (claimed by Sharp,) was delivered to
Mr. Walsh, to be contested for by the owner before another tribunal.