Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
Sold Robbery in the Broadway Bank,


About three o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr..
James Rowe, residing at 7j8 Third avenue, went to
the Broadway Bank corner of Broadway and Park
:nopey containing S352T % While c61nf;nS ~ ~
money the desk near to where the receiving tel
'ar stood. NJ Rowe observed man standing behind
hm; and Supposng it to be gentleman eating to
make deposit, thought nothing of the circumstance
IN moment afterwards, however. hlr Rowe feiS
some one pushing under his arm instantly after
Fhlch one of the packages o. money and checks,
amounting IN all to 2S552 disappeared from before
The thief lodged into the ball leading into tho
street, pursued by Mr. Rowe, who seized the rascal
as ne was IN the act of depostng the treasure in the
breast pocke5 OF MS coat; but finding that ne was
caught the accused dropped the package the floor
az bis feet The prisoner then renewed his efforts to
escape, and succeeded in pulling away from Mr..
lowe; but tho cry for help promptly answered
by persons passing in Broadway, who rearreSted the
vlprit and conducted him back, into the bank. Off
scr Fontenen, OF tho Broadway squad, was called
and took the accused before Justice Hogan, at the
Fomi,s where he was recognized as George Gar}n.,
alias "Dutch HEINRICH n well known offender. Nj
towe also appeared before the magistrate ard on
srod a complaint against Heinrich cbarr;r"" =" ~, 81
With the larceny of two thousand two huI dred and
aghty-three dollars and thirty-two cents
Justice Hogan committed the accused tothr Tornl4.
52r rIal |ithout Dal The pzsoner doubtless intend
ca 10 possess llmSelt Ql tde otner package of one
-4ouSand four hundred and fory-four dollars which
VI, ~ nro"t nao y NJ? possession, but failed About
= year SINCE nelnrlch was arrested for being con-
rerned n stealing two bags of gold tten thousand
uoSisfs! IIoh the Bank of Commerce. Five thousand
{0llarS of the money was found in his possession and
me balance was restored the following night. By
means OF restoring the money and employing able
counsel Heinrich managed to obtain his discharge
Subsequently the prisoner arrested in this CITY
and taken on to Philadelphia, on the charge of
stealing five thousand dollars from gentleman there
but as on the former cOmpaint,'h he was discharged
and returned to New York.-N. Y. Herald,
MISS ELIZABETH PARK, a daughter of John Park
residing near Mddletown, Ill, was drowned in the
Sangamon river on Tuesday evening last. A party
of four ladies and two gentlemen were going 10 sing
ing school, in wagon, and were met on the bridge
which crosses the river at MlddetOwn, by wagon
going in an opposite direction. As the teams came
opposite to each other the horses became righteneS
and unmanageable, the wagons became interlocteJ
and the one containing the ladies and gentleman was
PreepItated into the stream, which was much svr =
len by the late rains. Three of the ladies were OF
6y the presence of mind and intrepidity saved
StaobeT, one of the party, who managed Of Joseph
heads above the water until help re- 20 keep their
the village. Miss Park unable ached them from
instantly, and was not rescue % SWIM sunk almost
"a until life was extinct