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The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
Dentists and Physicians.
Office aud Rssideacc-- York Road, near the
~. e.. ChHrch.

Having ne~ly a,ted ctice. with all modern ap
Pliances. am ncw prepared to skillfully perform
all branches VI operating, dc.
trresuafity in children's Teeth successfully
treated. Artificial Teeth inserted from one tooth
20 an entire set.
Having had an extended AMI varied practice
feel no hesitancy ia saying that eau guarantee
satisfaction In all cases.
kc- Charges moderate. A call respectfully so
Mcited.
REFEEEScEs Judge Iellott. Judge Grason. J.
{. Carpenter. John =. Owcn.. Caleb :. Taylor.
WashinstVn Stevenson. Dr.J. u. jarrett, q Frank
Morgan. ). Z. Stanliiord, John |. Ncllott, Cha..
Z. Feniall. {. Bohn Siiuglua, Lonsnscksr Brvs..
capt. Herman and many others.
uct. lJ.-tf
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

bEt"sEN HOFFMAN ANp D"Li'iiiN SrREHfs,
BALTIMORE.
"hcFc he i fully prepared. with the most recent
appliances. 90 practice al branches Ol the Dental
Profession. lie will exert himself 10 please all hi
patrons. ini by special effort will cnicavor 10 &C.
cure the most comfort possible {, those who must
nave teeth extracted b. n.uring such an absolute.
" painless operation through tho use Of Nitrou.
oxide Gas. rhis will be perfectly pure and fresh
AZ every administration and - generated in the
latest aud most approved apparatus Of the period.
The instrument is tho only IN the State of
Maryland and one Of the lev in the United states.
OF course. gas inhaled from such an apparatus is
as pure hs the air breathe and J.. entirely harm
less. therefore any one wishing % secure the ab.
'oluisly painless extraction 1 their teeth or havug
any kind of Dental work 20 be done can be accom- =
m0dated by sisitin; the Dental Rooms Of
DIR. L.. J. PEARCE,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Between Dolphin ami ii,.ri.. Al Streets. Baltimore.
janis sly.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
IlR. l.. ,. PEARCE
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Would respectfully inform III. friends and the pub
lie that he has removed his Dental Oaice. aud
Laboratory from No. lg6 Pennsylvania Avsnu, to
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

D0- Just as the ice cream season ends,
the K months bring with them the oyster,
and the young man with the depleted
pocketbook trembleth anew and feareth
ior his last shekel, for he reAecteth that
caramels, like death, have all seasons
for their own.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
All Along o. The
Small Boy.

We have been looking
over a group OF % lots Small
Boys Clothes. When made,
a short time since, they rep
resented 1855 suits and Az
are with US still The goods
are all wool, every one OF
them,a and the mills that made
them are among the best in
the land, l he prices have
ranged from $500 to $500
but these 20 lots must pass
quickly into history, and We
are willing to assist then
into the past tense by cutting
prices to $3.50, $500 ane
5000. There is strength anc
quality in the cloths, style ii
the make, economy in the
prices and bargains in then
al.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15

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with the Derivation. Spelling and rronuncl
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Read, The following IS one OF our many ref
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, 'urrespGnhing Editor fChicByD lhter. Ocean.
| speak cntirel! within bounds when | say
that my Iaburs on the Inter Uces Il for the past
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times II day for each day during that entir
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We have Zelrs, The Brittanica, Appleton,
Chambers, Johnson's. The Edinburgh, Ths
english, The London. Erande's and seine,
Otntl Of lesser reputation. use Ieil' $ mOss
thal any Of the others. ! keep i upon my
table Iol cOnstan. reference, and the other,
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While Zan's is more compact and easily
handled than nppeton's, Chambers or John
sons, which lay especial claims TO being well
adapted to popular use. l have found that
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the various subjects under discussion than
either Of them. II is moreover marvel VI
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three columns " the page, 5000 illustrating
delivered at once. absolutely complete, at the
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ml72Tts
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15

At last the Star Route fare" Is uN'l
At least un,ii for want If Something
Else 80 do The Government r"-"u vets il
There were 1t y who did NOT b"I;rv. the
,IrteniaDtS guilty in II GREATER or '"-~
.trgree Of the charges brought aGalU>
hem Iiut 80 prove them Eilfy that
Ta~ quite another rhing. I'rriudir"
Lad to br Ovrr'Oulr, sympathy had T."
$,e overcome, .Inu n.d a,,uciatin,IN had
30 In. overcome 10 give the Government
w. benefit II a yerdjrf. This was ore
han could be expected of a jury chosen
inomlsciou>iy from the people. Tlirr"
We're doubts in he case, and III" defend
ants Mrrr given The benefit Of rhu>"
.,Ol7htS. and 30 day III" accused stand
,"turr the country a, honest mon =" tar
-, BE- law is concerned.
Tins miserable farce commenced over
, year ago and lasted until september
when far jury disagreed, standing nine
%E tilt. cOuyirilrn and three for III" ~
f"'''"' VI '''''"' "''' ''"''' ""''
'f''''" as ''''N' " ~ '>'','' ''' u ~
Was 'o"''h'"' '' var y III Nv I'''.,','
year ann ""' ''''''' '''''' y 80 '''.''"'
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''r ".'' '''' ''''' ~ Nv. '''' was W.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
T,lsE ENDED.
The Star Route Jury render u Ver'
dict Of :. Not GOsIty.'

WAnhINGToS, June "a; , ou 90"
ask Una. jury .ne.,u y" H.. Cnur, :"
coinnnhicatioh 10 MANI y" w 'o"i t
Said Judge "yie 10 lhe 'r'e,' Wv"
the CriInihal court ,t','nS INC 2'"'
Route ease rt-asscnpieu 'hiS ,'o' uinS.
Crltr pohelusoh soon tt'"'"r' WIN
message WA, 'nr ivy "'''''" Vs. ''"'
mnllicate WIN the 'our''
Ihey h''' ,'''o Tue 'o"'' 'oo'i' 'lp"
ENTITY none me worse 'oI 'noi' io''e WI
finement. w men lney were S'"""'
Judge "yh" sal" "en.'on''n W ~, ~.
Jury, me Cohf' mas Seh' 'oi So" 'o' Wv
purpose 81 ih'l"lt'he "h''h'' '''' ""'o
any cohlin''l'l'n''on ~ '' ,.,., ,h,, N.
me loe'i''i ~ ior.S 'r'," ,,t :,
jury had agree" upon 'e'"i''' "nh
painful silence zen upon WE ,""''
room, only 10 De proNen ny wiz Hio"'s
OF applause Whrh' III , ,hn, , Iu"r ra W.
voice. the foreman, S'",'' ."1, .n, ,ha
dict was NOT S,l'',' 'H''nt'''.e,s +ne
deco"uih I" II 'o"f' VI '"H,', va, W ",
gotten, and cheers ffN"''n"'' ''o'', a.
quarters OF 'he 'r"""'', i'"'"' ,''
=. W; DORSEY Sprahe ~ i'e' ''o' .,"p
ping her ha''nS "h'Ie 'ne 'r"is s'i'"",'"
| =. =, ~ -. =. H. ,.,,,, .-;l.ntI
ladies Ill inc '''''' VINO "''e ''''"'''
weeping ,..
Mr.. i)aViaRe 4I'e,y 'NH''o =" ''"'.
the Nerdict rer"ruto' "h'ci vas uo"o
While the prp"'S Ma m shal, WY
Valhiy enaeaVo''hS u, 4'r''' NV '.',i' wv
). W. Dorsey ana h''"S "t't W. ie'
cipients OF many warm ,''oSf''"ia', .,
and AS they 'ett .n' '"u'. '1''i' 'irs
were g"ee1en wl'h ',', .I Ci,u Viii Iii
ny lne CROW" ~ 't',' W va" " va
When ORDER iah 'ff'' ~.''e" l''' re-
stored oS reason o, III" "'..'e.""' I,' au
,ne'r 'f"'h"H '.aE'As " .u' ,,l IL
Wylle t.ir'le" 10 Juror Nr'"o ANY, a.. 49,;
Ell MI vernon, no" are s"' 'n''
morning la"
Juror vernon rnSt-la', 81 ,,;
/ Inc court ne''e't We navy NV" -,
turther Ior Tue Jury 10 w uut'nS ' W.,
Term, al" 'he .oui' 10 ,''l
cua,ge W" """'s -; ,s.,
laDorlooS 'asN ~ lN''o. u. ~ ."'' 81,
lou nave "''e,' iho'' '",I, ,,
engaged III ,n'S 't."' ""as v, ,s;oh
nave o''"p''i'''e VI y"' D,,, l',n;,,n
you nav pce'' ''.is" ~ ~. w.. ,,.,ri;n.
1haI perl"l' anu thouEn you. a,;,,, ~
"' COURSE, WIN 'io".o u'o |inn.a'i ,'',',,I
many, ye'' nav ing .oI' 'e''1'' I',,;,,'.
, ing 10 the ior.ls VI 'a"' , an;' '' t,i,i'.
sworn 10 perform yonl '"'''n i"'"
'nlly, 'he Your. IS m!nu " pea"', ',
that you nave lai'"iu''S I"''' u'e'
Jour dut!' II 70" nave ,'o'. ~ | -;
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
FRIDAY. JUNE II. 1883.
Auditor Rails Decision.

Auditor Ball has adopted the very
wise choice of agreeing To sign the
..hecks drawn by the City Council tot
pay the Water Depal tmenl bills rather
Than to run the risk of losing his office
S,T year or more. We can readily see
the difficulty under which Mr. Ball was
placed and We are not surprised that he
adopted the mode of moving carefully
in - matter about which there was 50
mach .ioabt. No doubt he was heartily
in favor Of the Water Commission,
which from his standpoint Of view he
considered legal body created by due
pr.Gess of law and therefore entitled TO
recognition and obedience. Holding
these. views il is doubtful if any other
person y aced in the same position
would have acted differently, at least
nUt mn il after Il reasonable assurance
shat he aud his Suriies We're secure.
L.. he audited the bills Of the Water
Depar; m"nt in favor OF the city, he
was in danger "t prosecution by the
Water Commission. If he refused TO do
rhis he Was in danger OF being turned
out OF his "tli e by the City Council
and also IN danger of prosecution by
The City Council ii the Water Commits
sion should turn out to be unconstitu-
sional. TO rralizr his position was i'm
possible wi,h"nt lming placed in his
position. The conclusion of Mr. Ball to
sign the checks q the City Council
drawn on the Water Department must
haze been arrived at under the idea that
ahs Water Commission after all must he
an Unconstitutional measure that would
NOT 60 into operation unit after "A long
course of Iitigatinn-perhapS diea natl-
yai death. Whatever may have changed
his mint is not known nor does it mat
ter. It is enough to know tina: he has
consented TO pursue the usual course a.
if there were NO Water Commits
The opinion Of W. G. Spruance, Esq, IA
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Daily Republican., 1883-06-15

and the GuveruNient is minus about
half million in cash. Let the case be
buried in the oblivion of the past with
not even the inscription, Gone and
forgotten" left to mark its hiding place.
CAN THE GOVERNOR call an extra
session of the Legislature to patch up
merely political piece of legisl alton to
benefit and make an Office for discard
ed politician" The constitution OF
the State, says: He (the Govcrnor)
may, on extraordinary occasions, con
vene the General Assembly. The
question is what is an extraordinary
occasion Would he call the inability
and failure of Mr.. Mclntre 10 take the
office created for him by the Legislature
an extraordinary occasion, coming
within the limits OF the constitutional
requirement Extraordinary occasions
ordinarily relate to wars, invasions,
armed resi- stance endangering the gov
erument, famine, fires, floods, AMI such
like unforeseen caamities. The peace
able resistance by the City Council to the
Water Commission going into operation
until il is decided to he, constitutional
hardly measures up 10 the standard Of
an extraordinary occasion. But if the
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
News from Ladies' Depot 222 King Street.

be entering store to find dry goods
all oonc and handsome filled with all the latest novelties IN
trimmings notions in their place On account OF our large bust
and limited space have given dry good, trade amt
now deal exclusively fine millinery dress trimmings gloves aces
ribbons hosiery Please read with attention the following list
of prices and tand still claim b" the leaders in cutting
prices millinery and Trimmings Ladies hats and hornets, from
Oc MP 3d. plmes 81 tips from SOC bunch up ribbon from
c yard up large lot of chlrcns hats, cheap Remember
body handsome present LADIES' DEPOT 222 King street
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
To the Public.

We are now prepared to sell at the
lowest cash prices better and larger
assortment Of gentlemen ladies' and
chidren's boots and shoes than ever he
fore also complete line Of low shoes
and slippers. Call and see for yourself
that we mean what we SAY. At the
Boston one price boot and shoe house,
3O4 Market street Don't forget the
number, 3O4 Market street. Henry
Pike, proprietor RrEairing neatly
Iop.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
WE STILL
Hold the Fort,

And the right flank OF the Clo1n-
ing and Merchant Tailoring Busl-
ness. and have done so for the
last two years. The enemy have
made several attempts to take our
battery, but have been foiIed IN
every engagement. We attribute
our success to plenty Of ammunl-
ton, thorough knowledge OF the
business, not having to borrow
money to carry on the war, and
always giving our customers the
worth of their money. Mr.. Geo.
Mccall has just joined our brig
AIDE, and says that in all his eX-
perience he has never seen prices
so low as they are this year. we
are firing off Indigo Blue Grand
Army Suits at $40 each. Men S
Cashmere Suits in three different
STYLES at ST, and a full line at Ss,
sic and upward. Mems Fine
Dress Suits, $l5and upward. We
have all grades, all styles, and all
Lew goods-no old. Boys Suits
at S. and upward. Children S
Atwood Suits, $3.50 and up
wards. These goods are all nice
f., ,lo ,,J b.ndSnmnr han ever
| before. Take good look through
the other clothing houses before
coming here and compare prices.
We are bound to make this a hot
campaign, and We do not take a
back seat, but stand in the front
rank in our line Of business.
An early call is solicited, and
we will try and make it pleasant
for Won,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15

I ''h DEh.
X REaISTERs OFFIUK,
New CASTLE Co., DEL, May ID, 1888. {
Upon the application Of Samuel Curry.
Executor Of Thomas Curry. late Of
wilmington Hundred, in said county ,dec'd.it
is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Executor aforesaid give notice %
granting Of letters Tcstamentary upon the
estate of the deceased, with the date of grant,
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to b.
posted within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six Of the most public places of the
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to presen,
the same or abide by an act of Assembly in
sucn case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same peri
cd in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper
published in Wilmington,and to be continued
therein three weeks. (e.o-d).
,~~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
l.. s. office of the Register aforesaid, at vii.
49, mingtOn, in New Castle County afore.
said. the day and year above written.
SC. BlGGS. Register.
NoTICE--All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested, to the Executor. on
or before the 18TH day of May, a. d., 1854, OF
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. SAMUEL CURRY.
Executor.
Address, Wilmington. Del. MA
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
Re nlON al.

Miss H. j. Mar, curper and Ieech'i,
has removed from ~ French street to
1OI King street
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15

lee Cream Cans and Water Coolers
cheap al Parry's, IA King street, next
door to the REPrrLltAS Office.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15

~ many Ul uNI rI'N'Na Wili VISIT
inns laEUIltr Summer resort the coming
months. We may mention that William
II, liiIHuy la, taken the tarrulIlou
house, amt is prepared To accommodate
IArg" nUluh"rvi guests. II loa n"W
uuJsc, finished and furnished haui.
>unirIN, dpl has ii location CA he ocean
pathway thai insurcS comfort, rUurr-
ntrnr". ami an easy walk 10 the camp
circle or the Nrach. Mr.. ltIlmN has
mad several year, Ut "Nprinc"iIc arin.
for the crowds who frequent O,'"au
,trOvo, and TINS new hullSr is what l.,
has long u"rd',i 10 Property accUinnU.
date those " no were formerly turned
away for want Of room.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
CHEAP SUITS.

We do not advertise them be.
cause we have not Earned how 10
make them, but weedo claim We
make a low-pricc d uit and have
a great many styles to select from
in prices from twenty TO twenty.
five dollars, and we will make
them to civ" satisfaction. Jus,
give us your order and you will
say We are right in not making
CHEAP SUITS, and we know our Low
PRICE SUIT will make You our per.
mancnt customer. We will please
you just az well as in our snitings
from thirty to fifty dollars, al
though the work and goods will
not be as fine, yet mode well and
perfect fit. Just visit our Gus.
tom Department and see what we
have to show you. Wilmington
Clothing House, Merchant Tail
oling Establishment, Fourth and
Market Streets.
Jno v. Diefendof ( Co,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15

MIR FARRELL TALKS nicely, and his
words run AS smooth as oil rivnlets III
the City Council. He is the acknowl
edged. intellectual leader on his side OF
the house, but he occupies the wrong
position on the Water Commission bust
ness. He is opposed to the Commission,
but i'll favor Of putting the Commission
into practical operation, simply because
it is "A law If our ioretatherS had ia
ken the same stand on the stamp act
and the tax on tea, what kind of a
government would we have had in the
United States There wonld hardly
have been the same refuge for poor,
oppressed lrishmen that Mr.. Farrell
found when he landed in the United
States The principle that Mr.. Farrell
advocates in the City Council is the
same the British advocated before they
lost their thirteen American colonies,
and the same they advocate now in OPP.
pressing Ireland. We have seen dogs
/ hat lick the hands OF those who snite
them, but why should intelligent men
do the same thing to their oppressor, :.
-
Fox THE information of those who
are terribly troubled at the appoint.
ment Of Charles II. Gallagher to a
prominent position III the Post-otfice,
we would say that the Post-otlice il
still at Sixth and King streets, and
has no, been removed to Mr.. Gallagher.
residence at Fifteenth and King streets
Mr.. Gallagher is AT his post attending
to the wants of the public in an able anC
dignfed manner. Ilany terrible catas
trophe happens in consequence we vii
try to inform the public Of it in detail
Nix M,lNTIHE, the Chief Of the Wa
ter Commission, says he had no idea
whatever of appealing TO the Governor
to call all extra session Of the Legisla
turr to tiN up The Water Commission
till in better shape, He EVIDENT.
thinks that bill unponular enough al!
ready without rrga!vaniHing it aud
rlrctrit,ing il with new life. This is ;
wSr conclusion for Mr.. Mrlntirc to ar
rive at. He had better let il sleep In
SIC. y that knows II" waking.
WHILE MIR MClATIKE has denied
that hr intends to have. AN extra session
of the LEGISLATURE called to patch III
the Water Commission bill, Waite
Solicitor Turner has not denied Sayin,
thN "Th"y (thr city Council hav
the power now, but Il tt, the,
won't have it after the next LegiSla
turr meets Come to the confession
Nj. Turner.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
DIR. SIM W.
Veg stable Pills.
The Perfection OF P.tls,
MRpk tnd'0 yut vito Yills,

Nanktnd's ymt '.rtte Pills,
Tho most famous liver med 'o'ne on earth
No gripping, sickness or wea kD""s attend tho!
operation They 10 not leave T.. . bowels poi
tive. They tone and strength the Live,
and act on the kidneys, stOMa h and skin
curing liver complaint, sick "s 'daohe, neu
ralgia biliOusnesa, pain In the 'tdes or bsef
pain In the bowels, kidneys or bladder, et.
Very valuable In dyspepsia, mslarial fever o.
:umb ague, shills and fever, general weak
ness, loss Of appetite, etc. They are splendid
for weekly females as an ASSIST ut to Keep ths
system healthy. They arc endorsed and ~
commended by thousands a. the INCEST, put
vative and splendid liver medicine. Elegant
ly sugar coated, u cents box; amily boxes
d tn one 81. Sent by mali. Sold BY leading
dealers In medicines. Nal depot, Fourth snc
King streets. Wilmii4. Ion, Lei, and COZ At'
street PHILADELPHIA. nov''-u
Daily Republican., 1883-06-15
meas Coarse Peggcd Shoes.

from Sl0O to Sl.1j, at Babcock's, No.
lG6 Market street
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-31
wha, Common People Think

The common people of the State,
the people who are guided in their
convictions by common sense and
who take no stock in trickery or
shams, think that it shouldn't have
required a writ of mandamus at the
suggestion of the Attorney General
to make the Sinking Fund Commits
sioners comply with the law requir-
ing the investment of public funds
in government bonds.
The same common people or COM
mon sense people, think that it
shouldn't have required the Attor-
ney General to slumber for five
months over the alleged violation OF
the law by the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund and then suggest a
mandamus just on the eve of
the election that can't be
heard until month after election
day, and then will be likely not to
be heard at all.
The common people are chuck
full of valuable commodity COM
monty called common sense, and
they have no more faith in a man
damus played on the eve of an cleo
ton, than they have in the Attorney
General investigating the Standard
Oil Company to ascertain whether
in obeying the Attorney General as
former Standard Oil attorney, it has
violated the laws of the State.
As common people believe in
common sense and in common hon
esty, the tricksters who attempt to
play them for fools will be wiser but
sadder men when they come to
count up the profit and loss. Ph1Ia.
Times
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-31
Horrible Murders.

TOLEDO, Oct. ga special to the
Ereniag Bee from Wauseon, Ohio,
gives the particulars of an atrocious
murder committed five miles from
there Tuesday night. a farmer
named George w. Williams drove
into Wauseon that afternoon with a
load of clover-seed. for which he re-
ceived quite Il large sum.
After returning home nothing was
seen of him or his family by the
neighbors for two days, and last
evening search was instituted. In
the barn was found the lifeless body
of Williams. His head was almost
severed from the body. His wife
was found in the house with her
head split open and the brain oozing
out, while the six-weeks-old infant
was found on a bed, nearly starved
Money and other valuables known
to have been in the possession of the
family are missing. Last night the
Marshal at Wauseon arrested man
named Johnson. who had in his pos
session a watch known to belong to
Williams. He was held to answer
the charge of murder.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-31
A Daring Burglary

COLUMBIA, October pa daring
robbery was committed at Marietta,
a small town four miles west of Co
lumbia, last night. While Abram
n. Cassel, wealthy lumber merch-
ant of the above town, and his fam
lily were attending a religious meet
ing, his house was entered feloni-
ously. Mr.. C&ssel and his family
returned home In a short time to
discover, upon trying the front door,
that it was locked on the inside. Mr..
Cassel hastened to the rear of the
house and saw the robbers spring
out of the back door. A large sum
of money and other valuables were
stolen, and the family silver plate
was found on the dining room ta-
bic packed in a box ready to be car
ried away. No arrests have been
made.