The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
COUNTY ITEMS.

EXTENSIVE RoBBERIEs IN BALTIMORE COUNTY
Arrest ofthe GuiJtu Parties, 8c.-As far back as
the month of December q party of bugars, near
lyall belonging to Baltimore have been operating
very extensivelyin the districts oil Baltimore Coun-
ty lying near the city suburbs, as weiias wi.nin
the city limits, and in some cases lne 'n 10 ne
succeeded in carrying off large quantities OF me
wearing apparel, gold and silverware, wines ana
other liquors. TO Judge OF the extent Q, the
depredations and outrages committed, the lolloW-
ing list which is but partial, Is gwen hesiuence
of John A. Robb, situated near the belair roaui
where quantity ofsilverware was carried on
residence of DR.. Eicheberger, In the same helgh-
borhood, where spoons anu other s .,S
to the value Of $500 were stolen residence OF
Captain Asa Higgins, 81 miles from the city, on
the Frederick road, about $500 worth OF various
articles, mostly sIlverware and clothing resi-
dence of Samuel I. Adams on the same road
about $3.50 worth of sllverware residence OF
William Taylor Gainesville, silverwaTe, valued
by the family ut $500 ! the lager beer brew
cry of Seeger Steilel, on the FREDERICK road
here the thieves tore off several Stats, and carried
off large quantity of choice old whiskey, wines
and other articles the residence of James Hoop
err Goyanstown, a valuable collection OF fnrs and
slyerware Mr.. John Ruskell' s hotel at Govans-
town, q lot Of whiskey, wines and cigars, valued
at S65 resdenc of Samuel Turnshell on the
Philadelphia road where they were frightened
OH without ODthlHluR uuCu iOl tHSlI
| residence of Frederick Raymo on the Hartford
road. a variety Of household articles the public
| house of John Tross, at barley Park, lot of
| clothing, cigars and costly wines residence OF
| Mr. Van Wrinkle, on the Philadelphia road (pub-
lie house) large lot of candies, fruits, wines,
&C.. residence of John Gibbs, on the same road
were shot at here and got nothing residence Of
| A. Megarry on the Hookstown road, quantity
! of silver spoons residence of John McKeever,
Calverton road, sundry articles residences of j.
| P. Whazl a quantity of clothing and costly
meershaum pipe the Druid Hill Park House of
| Jacob Hartzel, quantity OF liquors and 50 in
currency residence of Mrs. John @. Hewlett,
| four miles on the Frederick road large lot of
clothing public house of Mr.. Primmons, on the
same road, where but little was obtained in con-
sequence of the dogs house of A. N. Penning-
/ ton. Willow Grove, Frederick road, a lot of ci-
CARS, whiskey and tobacco, and overcoats. The
| residence of Gen. John Sunmer6eld Berry is also
on the reported list but the officers have not yet
ascertaned what was carried off. The authorl-
ties of the comfy having failed in the arrest OF
the thieves, made application to Marshal Carmlct-
ael. who had detailed Capt. William II. Gas ell,
of the Western District, to work uphe case, which
he has just succeeded in doing with complete sue
cess, aided by Captain Pancoast and Sergeant
Cadwaader. The have arrested the following
parties Samuel Tarlton, who has served two
| terms in the Maryland Penitentiary Frances
Duhurst who has served one term John STAINS
bury aged 81 and William Heibe, aged 20 years.
The two last turned States evidence, and their
evidence will no doubt lead to the conviction of
the Others