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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December -Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000; shipments 1000; market
steady; shipping steers s. 30a4 IS; STOCK
ers and feeders 81 OOa3 60; COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 40a3 10; Texas cattle 81 OOa
a3 Is.
Hogs-Receipts y, 600, shipments 1000;
market slow, closing 5al0c lower; rough
and mixed s. sOa4 %; packing and ship
ping 81 30ai SO; light So 6oa4 e5; skips
81 lOa3 so.
Sheep-Receipts 1,OO0, shipments 900;
market steady; common to good natives
81 50a4 IS; western s. 50aS 20; lambs
81 OOa5 90; Texans 81 O0a3 30.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December lS.-Csttle
Receipts, III head; shipments l52
head; nothing doing, all through con-
signments.
Sheep-Receipts 1890 head; shipments
3, 200 head; market firm; Philadelphias
81 50a4 TO; Workers 81 2oai 40; common
and light 81 GOAL Is.
Hogs--Receipts, 1000 head; shipments
200 head; market strong, with nothing
doing.
CINCINNATI, December ls.-Hogs-
Weak; common and light s. 40s4 20;
packing and butchers 81 l5aI Is. Re
ceipts $500, shipments 100.
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Killed n Man Thirteen Years Ago.

PALESTINE, Ten, December 1S.-Thir-
teen years ago Louis White (colored), while
serving on the police force at Marshall,
Texas, killed white man and made his
escape from the officers of the law. Two
DAYS ago VIM. Brown, of this city, recog-
nized the escaped murderer as the violin
ist of small tent show then stopping at
this place. Marshal Rogers commenced
investigating the affair and, obtaining the
proper papers, followed the show to
Crockett and made the arrest night before
last. White confesses that he is the party
who did the killing.
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AItttIe Girl nIanrIed.

Special Telegram 10 The Sunday RsQiser.
STEUBENvILLE, December 1s.-Late
this afternoon Rosa Hensbrodt, a little
girl ten years of age, attempted to cross
the Pan Handle track at Mingo junction
in front Of a shifting engine. She was run
over. One leg and one hand were cut of
and she received other injuries. 1t Is be-
lieved she can not live
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philadelphia.

TOLEDO, o., December 1S.-Wbsat-
Dull and easier; cash 79}c; January SOC;
May sic. COrn-Steady and active; cash
3Sc. Oats-DulI; cash 29c Clover Seed
Active and steady; cash 81 s.; January
81 Cpl; March 81 50; April - 95.
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medirinal.
INSTITUTIONAL CATARRH.

=. disease has eutsiled more Suffering
NS-I ne breaking up Of the constitution
e 's..,,,,rb. The sense Of smell, Of taste, Of
tsan '1 - nss-iug. the human voice, the mind
ssaL =, nd sometimes all, yield TO its destruct-
cas S,,,n,,. The poison il distributes through
Ts .,..ram attacks every vital force. and
au !le :! ~, mos robust Of constitutions. lg
MAS ny ans, but little understood, by most
r1-1t w. impOtenly a>Sailed by quacks and
r1y>S.t'.. hose suffering fron i have little
tsar1I., rsuEvcd OF il this side Of the grave. IL
L17' S.T that the popular trea 'meRt Of this
g,...'' If-..,sss by remedies within the reach Of
,gT,g't "a into the hands AZ once competent and
3 asst The new and hitherto untried
r-.s,A tainted by Dr. sanford in the prepara-
1e,a " 20 ,pIrAL CURE has won the hearty
t18 o. nI' ~ Thousands II IS instantaneous in
s0g-gS - 'ief i'm all head colds, Sneezing, snuff
s4''l..S Tsf-ucte,l breathing, and rapidly re-
-.gs ~. So ,,Cst oppressive symptoms, clearing
E1Iss y. az s,I,rtsuing the breath, restoring the
,se 'catE .-,pII taste and hearing, and neutraliz
<c'e' ' ,+.ritrtiOuSl tendency OF the disease
icg t'II .r, IgugS. liver and Kidneys
90 49, RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
>INs'SS,nrrtL CURE. one box OF CATARRHAL
q .1s " ana ono IMPROVED INHALER, price 81.
SN-''' p,-rgV DRUG 4 CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
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n7NUgruUTrpur tho Liquor Habit can he
.NulhthNE00 -urc.i 10y administering DIR.
ELY'S

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Tricks at the Hub.

New YORK, December ia Boston
special says it has been discovered that a
plot existed on the eve the late election
to defeat the Democratic ticket by locking
up all the Democratic ballots. This was
to be done by procuring attachments for
debt against the printer who printed the
ballots, thus making it impossible to re-
move the ballots from the printers office
without an order ofcourt, which it would
take many hours to procure. The plot
was betrayed in time to defeat it.
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Wants a New Trial.

PTTTsBURG, Pa, December Isl. II.
McCreery, the attorney recently convicted
of embezzlement, applied for new trial
to-day on the grounds that the verdict
was misunderstood by the jury and that
it was against the weight OF testimony
the fund in dispute having been fully ae-
counted for by evidence independent Of
the defendant
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Put Gu, the Gas With Water.

NEWARK, n. j., December 1s.-Andrew
T. Hill, of Blairstown, n. j., guest at
the Centennial Hotel. tried to blow the
gas out in his room last night, but did not
succeed. Determined to put the light out
he used the contents of the water pitcher
as an extinguisher and the flames disap-
peared. He then retired. He was found
in nearly suffocated condition by per-
sons who were compelled to burst open the
door to rescue him. He is Frustrated to-
day.
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4 Drunken Actor.

VIENNA, December 1S.-At the Carl
Theater last night, popular actor went
upon the stage in IN intoxicated condition.
He screamed and shouted, jolled with
the audience, bantered the orchestra and
ran around the stage kissing the actresses.
The curtain was lowered, and the actor
promptly dismissed.
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Philadelphians Dcnounce Coercion.

PHILADELPHIA, December 17.-Last
night large and enthusiastic meeting was
held in Horticultural Hall for the purpose
of protesting against eviction and coercion
in Ireland. The following cablegram was
sent to VIM. O'Brien, editor of United Ire
land, Dublin: "A mass meeting of citi-
zens tonight, the Attorney General pre-
siding, unanimously condemned the Tory
policy of eviction, subscribed S3,032. so 10
the auti-eviction fund, and promised more
aid to the Irish people in their noble fight
for fair rents and home rule"
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A Crank Wants to See Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December Is
Captain Tubsing, a German, - years old,
WAS taken in charge by the police to-day.
He said he came here to see President
Cleveland about his patent for secret teleg-
raphy. He gave an exhibition of sending
messages with his paraphernalia, which
consisted of piece Of glass and two rusty
pieces of iron. lie has also invented n
tlying machine
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nenot Robbed and Erred.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, December 1s.-The
railroad depot at Newark, on the Bates
vile branch of the Iron Mountain Railroad,
was robbed by burglars last night. After
employing the cash drawer the thieves set
fire to the building. Fortunately, it was
discovered in time to prevent total loss.
If the perpetrators can be discovered their
trial will be very brief.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o.. December ls.-COtton
Quiet Flour-Easy. Wheat-Firm
No. 2 red soc; receipts 1000 bushels;
shipments $500. Corn-Rasy; No. 2
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yyhatDeLessens, Predicts

PARIS, December Ism. De. Lesseps,
at meeting of the French Geographical
Society, declared that the Panama canal
would be open for traffic in 1889, but that
there will not be time in the interval to
construct the locks. These" NJ. De
Lisseps declared to the Society, lean be
made later, the essential point being that
shipping will pass through the canal in
1890 -
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Rosenberg Accusers sim in Jail.

New YORK, Dec. 1s.-Vickerman and
Nesbitt, the two Nassau street tailors who
were arrested yesterday in a suit for SO,
600 each for SANDER against Jacob Rosen-
berg, late juror in the McQuade trial,
are still in Ludlow street Jail. They have
been unable to find sureties for s., 900
each, which Judge Barrett required they
should furnish before they can be released.
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Increasing the Cruiser Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, December 1S.-The
house committee on naval affairs to-day
authorized the chairman to report TO the
house with favorable recommendation a
resolution which will comply with the re-
quest of Secretary Whitney that the APP
preparation for the construction of cruiser
No. he made large enough to meet the
best bid submitted.
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mixed 37,a3Sc. Oats-Frm; No. 2mixed
3Oa30}c. Rye-Quiet; No. 9 592c. Pork
Firm at $l1 IS. Lard-Firm at IS 16e
6 liz. Bulk meats and Bacon-Quiet and
unchanged Whisky--Steady at 81 Is
Butter, sugar and cheese-Steady. EG-
Easier ut 21a22c.
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A Young Woman,s Suicide.

OLNEY, Ills, December 1a.-This
morning Miss Ella Benton, aged p, who
lives on a farm with her brother and
widowed mother, three miles southwest of
this city, shot and killed herself with a
shotgun. She was an ardent church work
er. Ill health is the supposed cause Of
her suicidal act.
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TnrkeY,s Envoy Rejected.

SOFIA, December 1s.-The Bulgarian
Government has suspended relations with
Gadban Etfendi, the Special Turkish En-
voy, whose mission here was for the pur-
pose of ettectlng reconciliation between
Bulgaria and Russia
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GoVERNMENTS-Dull and hrm.
Inrees
Eours coupons:
Pacinc SKIES OF lZ
STATES-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-Dull; sales 81 ,064, 600.
SToCKs-The stock market exhibited q
marked change from previous days of the
week, and instead of pressure and rush
awaiting, tendency was developed which
confined fluctuations within compare
lively small range and restricted transac-
tions TO such an extent that the business
of the day foots up but little over half
of the smallest OF the other days of the
week. The opening was fairly steady,
changes from last evenings quotations
being confined within per cent either
way. The early transactions were made
at declining figures, but firm tone was
soon developed and by noon the early
losses had generally been recovered. In
the afternoon, however, decided strength
was shown, accompanied by An increase in
the amount of business done. The final
changes are generally in favor of higher
prices, the only important decline being
III Te1nes'e zee Coal, which lost 2l. Chatta-
noOga gained per cent, and Hooking
Valley and Cameron Coal Il each. Trans
actions 304, $50 shares. Quotations closed
bid as follows:
Adams Express 1877; American Express
105; Canada Pacific 63t; Central Pacific
43i Chesapeake and Ohio 8; do preferred
tirsts II; do seconds lot; Chicago and AL
ton, al; do preferred 100; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy 1853; Delaware and
Hudson, 1Ol3; Del. Lack'a and West 1876;
Denver and Rio Grande, 32i; Erie 49,;
do preferred 72l Fl Wayne, 146.; Illinois
Central, 13l; Lake Shore, 50; Michigan
Central 93l; Minneapolis and ST. Louis,
1914; do preferred, 42s; Missouri Pacific,
1913, eX-div.; Northern Pacific, - do pre-
ferred, co.; Chicago and Northwestern,
lbs; do preferred, 1898; New York Central,
1871 Oregon Transcontinental, 32l Pacific
Mail, 40; Panama, 80; Peoria, ID. X E.
%; Pittsburg, 149; Pullman Palace
Car 139; Reading, 35S; Rock
Island, 1855; st. Louis and San Francisco,
3l$ do preferred, 63l; do first preferred,
l1l};S ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Minnesota,
ll4k st Paul and Omaha 49,; do preferred
l10s; Texas Pacific, l2i; Union Pacific,
Gil; United States Express, 81; Western
Union Telegraph ut.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, December IL.

The local market continues in
the same quiet condition that prevailed
Lust week, due Ia the decline in tho
European and Eastern markets. Prices
are the same rs last week and
are as follows: XX washed SOC;
unwashed, one-third of; medium washed
30a.t2c; unwashcd 22a23c.
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THE CAMPBELL CASE.

The Closing Argument for the Fair Plain
tiff.
LONDON, December 1S.-Sir Charles
Russell, counsel for Lady Colin Campbell,
made his closing argument in the Camp
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, December ls-Dry Goods
With a rain storm, the market was quiet
in general demand yet an irregular in
quiry has taken very fair quantity Of
stun. Agents have advanced the prices Of
brown cottons ~ follows: Atlantic A &c,
do II &c, do ID Ole, do T. sc, and do LII
hlr
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Don't Want Dillon BaiIed.

LONDON, December 1S.-The Times says
the Government has struck a powerful
blow at the National Leagues probjeet Of
organized embezzlement, and in leading
article offers strong objections to the ad-
mission ofMr. Dillon to bail.
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The BulGarians at Berlin.

BERLIN, December lS.-Count Herbert
Bismarck received the Bulgarian delegates
separately to-day. The deputation met
with an exceedingly quiet reception on ar
rival here
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Fresh Disputes.

LONDON, Dec. 1s.-Sir r. D. Morier,
British ambassador at st. Petersburg, has
been summoned to London to confer wish
the Government concerning fresh disputes
which have arisen concerning the Afghan
frontier.
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Chnlprn Drcrnns sing.

MENDOZA, December 1S-Thcre were
65 cases of Cholera in the hospital here
yesterday. There were % deaths from
the disease in Rosario. The epidemic is
decreasing.
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THREE MORE FIRES
At wellsburg, Due to the Irregular Pres
sure of the Gas,

Az WeIIsburg, Due TO the IrrtSUIHT TTeS'
sure of the Gas.
Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, VIVA, December IS
Three fires occurred here to-day, all OF
them due to sudden and unexpected over
pressure Ofthe natural gas; one at Clement
Speidell's on Water street; one at DR.. W.K.
Curtis, and the other at Pleasant avenue,
in house belonging to the Tarr estate, and
occupied by Dalzell, of the Dalzell Glass
Works. Little damage was done.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money cas- Per Cent.-Goverments Dull
and Firm-stocks Higher-Flour I'm
ehanged-Wheat Lower.
New YORK, December 1S.-Money on
call quiet, ranging from 2as per cent,
closing at ? per cent; prime mercantile
paper 4a5 per cent; sterling exchange
barely steady at 479a4S3.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and firm.
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INTERESTING AND ELM GROVE R. R.

SUNDAYS.
Leave the City AZ 500 a. m, and every hour 70
900 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park at 900 a. m, and every
hour to 1000 p. m
The Church Train will leave each terminus at
l2:lO p. M. e. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT
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COTTON.

New York.
New YORK, December Is.-Cotton--
Futures closed al a decline Of lac.
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bradford.

BRADFORD. December ls.-Pctroleum
Opened at &c; highest 80 !c; lowest csc;
closed at cole. Clearances, !, 376, 900 bar
rels
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New York.

New YORK. December ls.-Petroleum
Opened firm at 69c, declined TO 6s!c, adj
yanced to 69sc, and closed firm at 69sc.
Salts 1915, 900 barrels.
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Abeelin9 Reeiatsr
Grarelers' 6uids.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
OF REVERENCE MARKS: sDaily.
tsunday excepted. monday excepted Wheel
ing Time:
b. 60. 4. K DanArt ; Arrive
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REPUBLICAN VOTES IN FAVOR OF MoRRI'
enNy1s Nro1rnN

came from Massachusetts, and Minnesota,
Hayden and Stone Of the former State, and
Nelson, Strait, Wakefield and White of
the latter; ]. T. Campbell, Fender and
Yiele, of New York; Findlay, of Mary
land, and Stone and Hayden, of Massa-
chusetts, who last year voted in the affirm
alive; Mr.. James, Of New York, who last
year voted to consider, to-day reversed his
vote
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B., c. & 2. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellsire at 935 g. m. for Summerfeld
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bellaire at 2,O6 p. m. for woodsdeld and
Summerheld.
Leave Bellaire at 5:lO p. m for Woodsield.
Arrive AZ Bellaire 900 m, 1850 p. m and i:05
p. m.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
Brooklnn properin for Sale an0 60 Get

EOR SALE.-HOuse on Sth-avc., between
and BeTklcy place 1hrccstOfy ana basement
brown stone Ox5O: LOO The hHcst location for private
resdepce IN being the main entrance TO the
Park. Full particulars. ApIl toa.,.,. -, ,.-,.
No. % COurt-st ami 10 flatbushAve.
nor SALE.-House No. 142 Gth-avc.. near
ST Johns Place; splendid location three story ana
'front.' brownstonei 2Ox31i WIN every
put petc orders possession
at oncei want all Onef' foi Keys IIfEP0SRRD MOODY
X al Estate,
No 20 Court ST. and Z7G Flabush.ave.
TOR SALE.-HOuscs on 7th-avc., new hand
i some 3.story brownstOne swell front cabinet trim
improvement, fine location ana ne
Prospect Will desirable parties fui paricu'
larAappy TO LEONA ID MO DY Real Estate, - Court
st, OF on premises corner 7thave and CarrollSt
DOR SALE. II o u SES Several choice
l. houses OIfOrdst, POItlandave, IaaYettcaVe;
Cumb, Tlandst, Washington and Clinton aVes WIN ana
without extra grounds Prices ranging hom Sl".oCo 10
900 Those wishing tbs desirable section are
LEONARD MOODY. Real Estate Broker,
40. o. COurtst. and 2I6 FlatbushaVe.
EOR SALE. Houses on Rcrklcy-place, be
brown cabinet trn ctc fine location; VIII nc
sold at a bargain easy terms. Apply 10
LfONAED MOODY. Real Estate.
No. 20 COurt-st and 27G Flatbush ave.
DOR SAIE-IlOuse on Gth-avc.; a bargain
three story and Easements brOwustOn" Octag0n ti0nt
2OI KlUl fine order viii every modern
May lst pucc <l225O Apply to
LEONARD NO DY. Real Istatc,
No. 20 Court At. and 27G flatbush ave.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
ADRIAN II. MULLER & son will sell at auction,

TUESDAY, Feb. lG. 1885. at II o'clock noon
At the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Eoo Nos - to
partition. under the direction Of WILLIAM MAN. Lsq,
referee The following property:
BROADWAY. Nos "A and as. and A. and ~ NEW ST.
and being the side Of roadway commencne G7 feet
the splendid Office building thereon.
BROADWAY. northwest corner of the "Circe" 59th
street and IN central PARK entrance over Od feet
FIFTH AVENUE; southeast 59tn street immeii:
atey facing the grand enranceno Central Magn cent
59th street and one Lot in the rear on 18th street
FIFTH 9 AvLNUE northeast corner OF 80 street ne e
street The street is loo feet wide and forms an entrance to
fun OTIS extending from street. size o; plot
AVN Esixeen fun Lots embracing entire front
inc also four lots each street adjoining avcnue lots
s.anaal buildings 30; $50 and il }Tset known
NEW CHAMbkRS STREEr; northeast corner OF william
isTHsRETT north side. commencing lao feet east of
Avenue A-Two Lots each 25I92 with Buildings known as
2D AvENU F. side 80 oet north Of lS5th street
TGIS INT SNTiNE hVESTE VI Fodham 2ith wari-Undi
veG ha gdF 9 po Of about @ eGG %52S saw from
l4$d to li?th street and from It. AIMS TO Trinity avenue
Td AyG%H s East G s@e 32 ctS s south Of
nue. oath WardPot about 2oox75i comprising ABOUT two
NEW AVEN UE WEST, side south OF l55th street;
,NEW AVENUE, EAST east side, south Of l5ith street
three Lots
NEW AVENUE. EAST, west SIDE opposite l53d and
l5ath streets Dme LOIS
bath sTREET south side, east OF New nvcnue. east
three Lots OF l. ROAD at 18th avenue and l55th
street.
i75rH STREET south side, west of 10th avenue seven
extra deep Lois ..., ~
DGECOMBE ROAD, southwest corner OF l6ith street;
four Lots 80, ..,
kDGECOMRE ROAD. handsome front. west side extend
l60h street sixteen Lots eieht extra
deep and tOur OTIS adjoining on each street
NEW AVENUE. and proposed llchbrdge PARK. l@Ih
Ward ulots containing about twenty Lots. lying be-
tween 10Th and 7th streets, and 10th avenue and Harlem
River.
ALSO PEW NO. &C SR0CND FLOOR IN TilE
FIFTH ANINUE PRE~Bi TEKlAN CHURCH, Clih
or <EWNORk. ., eo>-
For maps and particulars address \. H. MULLER soy
II Pine sIect ANDERSON & MAN. ATTORNEYS. - W All
str, Of or v X STEVENSON co. ln6 Broadway, y. y.
HUGH STENtN~ON, lSo Temple COURT
New-York tribune., 1886-02-11
Ciip propertn for Sale.

rnTU-ST.. WEST OF FLEXINGTON-AVE.-
~ only Two let OF those elegant tOurstory cabinet
fimmea houses Inquire premises or JAMES a FRAME