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New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
FIND SHORES CLEAN.
Inspectors Sag Citys Garbage Does
Not Reach Beaches.

From the daily reports of the United States Coast
Patrol and the officials OF the Street Cleaning De-
partment who visit the Long Island and New Jer-
sey coasts frequent intervals the complaints
that these shores are defed by garbage from the
dumping scows from this city without basis.
The records OF the Street Cleaning Department
show that few complaints have been received from
New Jersey residents every OF which has been
investigated. and with few exceptions has been
found TO have little or no foundation.
A few days ago three dead sheep came ashore
opposite the Shrewsbury Rocks This was re-
ported 10 Commissioner Woodbury. by the coast
natrol and a complaint was also received from
citizen Investigation showed that the sneep mao
been thrown overheard from some passing vessel
Every foot of the Jersey and Long Island coasts
,s ,,atrolIea by the men OF the lifesaving service
These make daily reports to Commissioner "oou-
hurry of all garbage found along the beaches In
addition 10 this the Commissioner personally in
snects tho beach from Deal north every week. and
his district superintendent also makes weekly
insnection The Commissioner also visits the
beaches within this city twice week, his deputy
making a weekly inspection. The results OF these
inspections have been the finding OF large guam
tity Of driftwood and weed, for whleh 5ne aepdtu
ment cannot be held responsible LattIe gaIOds9 2
bas been found on any of the beaches Here ana
there a stray cat few lettuce leaves or a COUPE
of potatoes have been seen. Ihe little tildl Il;-S
bae-1 found has clearly been from passing vessels
and not in the quantities that WouId nave colHe ~
shore had il come from the city scows. -
The noint where the are dumped is NIIeeh
miles due sout heast from the Farway Buoy al me
entrance 10 the Gedney Channel 1t Is ABOUT me
which within A week will be marked by a STAKE
boat was chosen after consultation with Rear Ad5
that the point chosen was sufficiently onshore 10
meet the southwesteTly set or me eoo tL.e u al
garbage is dumped only at the & heish' a5iateT 1I
tide and in the slack water winch liliiieNia'e-'
pTece1eS the setting or the eDD.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

30; e II Rosenquest. owner; John b. SnooSs ;
Jefferson St W. s. 925 n. n OF Morris PARK ave.
for seven two story frame dwelling houses 1JN
as East Boro Improvement Company o"hef'
Thomas Flood arenitect ,s So. two sfx
story brick tenement houses. 4eNSO ana fONo.
Lorenz and w: III Wsiher owners MoOre
Iautsiedel. architects
Intervale e, ., 5I4 H. n OF keily So t TOT
two Ave story brick tenement houses. 0OxI3 ana
5)xT2 10; Arch Realty and Construction CON-
pany owner: Moore & Landsiedel. architects
23Tth St n e. corner Marion ave for six two
story frame dwelling houses 2Oxo0; George W.
Brown, owner; John Davidson. architect -.
237th St w corner Marion ave-; for FOUR Two
story frame dwelling houses. 2lxSO; George W.
Brown. owner; John Davidson. arcnitec.- -.
Hull ave e. 1S2 81 It. n OF Hoth 81 Ior a
two story frame dwelling house. 2lx0o; OSWALD
Benedix, owner ard architect --'-'-''--
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
BUTLER ON CITY TENEMENT HOUSES.
Commissioner Says He Ordered the Worst
Buildings Vacated.

Commissioner Butler of the Tenement House
Department said yesterday that his men had mace
a searching investigation into the condition or the
city's tenement properties in the Chelsea dlstrlet
before the Citizens Union knew that anything was
wrong Many houses We're ordered TO be vacated
last fall both in the Chelsea Park district and in
the section acquired by the city for the approaches
TO the Blackwells Island Bridge Commls-
sioner Butler also said
I want to say that my department has not needed
the help of any private body in this matter We
make no distinction between the city and any other
landlord, but go right ahead with our duty, which
IS TO that the life and health Of the inmates
of tenement houses are not endangered We do
not possess the power to order vacation Tor every
violation of the Tenement House law, but in
many cases where the violations were especially
numerous houses were ordered vacated last fall
both in the Chelsea Park and Blackwelis Island
Bridge sections.
One execution we do make If a building is
bought by the city, by private owner, for that
matter. with a view 10 its being torn down in the
near future do order extensive and eXpen-
sive structural alterations pending its destruction
For instance II school sink order made in the
Of house 10 be torn down within year. Il
would be manifestly unreasonable 20 enforce the or
der, as its non-enforcement would entail no dam
ger to OCCUPANTS. Danger from fire disease
however, is carefully guarded against
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
EXPELS LEGISLATOR.
Ban State House Finds Member
Guilfy of attempted Bribery.

Boston June 21.-At session. marked at one
time BIZ unusual disorder. the Massachusetts
House OF Representatives late to-day voted TO
expel Representative Frank J. Gethro. Of Bos-
ton, Democrat The House thus upholds the
renors OF the Committee Rules. which. after
8 long investigation Of charges OF bribery maze
in connection with the defeat of the Anti
Buoketshop bill. recommended Gethros eNpul-
sion. on The ground that he had sought imprcp-
erly 20 influence legislation. The vote was l42
in favor Of expulsion and 81 against it,
The consideration OF the bribery report, which
LASTED from 2:I5 this afternoon until 6;15 to-
night was marked by the delivery of impas-
stoned speeches by many members. Gethro took
The floor in his own defence. and urged that he
be either acquitted or found guilty. Repre-
sentative Edwin F. Leonard. Of Springfield. one
OF the three men on whose testimony Gethro
was found guilty by the committee made for
mai statement 10 tho House. in which he de-
clared his conviction that Gethro was guilty OF
attempting 20 bribe his fellow members
The Gisarserly part OF the proceedings came
when Representative Martin Lomasney. of Bos-
ton who has supported Ccthro. criticised Rep
rosentative Leonard for alleged conflicting state
rnents He declared that the Springfield member
was rs much entitled TO blame as Representative
Simon Swig Of Taunton. Republican, whom the
investigating committee had recommended 10 the
House as deserving OF censure.
Tho House galleries We're crowded and the
entire proceedings were followed with extraor-
binary attention Particularly was intense IN
terest shown during the speeches OF Representa-
tive Coyle, Of Boston. who severely attacked
Representative Jacob II. Mock, tie principal
legislative witness against Gethro before the
committee. and Of Representative John J. Hig-
gins. Of SomeT1ille who made an earnest plea
for the maintenance Of the honor Of the common
wealth. and expressed his conviction OF Gethros
guilt
Nj Coyle read many extracts from the test-
,noDv Of Ar Mock before the committee and
charged that Mr Mocks statements were really
based ON Mocks belief in the chal ges which
Thomas W Lawson had MADE against the Leg
islatilre. lie accused Mr.. Mock Of being Law
man.. = CO.
Geprescntative William J.. Newton, OF South
F2oston. in an earnest appeal for clenency, urged
lis fellow members not 10 expose the Legislature
10 cl:ttc tcisn and eHoed with the words. Don
make 4 scapegoat gentlemen, Of Gethro, ana let
,l,e hifr bovs 20 because if sou do something is
going 10 be done and something VII De uoAe'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
NYLCK GIRL STRUCK DOWN.
On Entering Her Room Miss Riker Was
Felled by Unknown Assailant.
IBy Teleeraph to The Tribune.l

Nyack X y, June 2i.-The village Of West
Favorstraw has theme Of gossip which has
stirred Up that community 70 high pitch. II
is the story Of midnight assault upon Miss
Olive Riker the daughter Of AIR and Mrs. Rich
ard Rizer wealthy residents Of that place.
Miss Riker returned from visit 10 the home
Of q neighbor about i o'clock Wednesday night
She went directly 10 her room, and as she gently
closed the door she suddenly received two blows
on the head followed by grip Of a mans hands
about her throat When she regained conscious
ness three hours later she feebly called for her
mother, who hurried TO her daughters assist
ance A search revealed the fact that a pocket
book containing Sl65 and framed picture or
the girl were missing. note was left on the
bureau advising Mrs. Riker 10 maintain q strict
vigilance on her daughter.
AT first il was The intention Of Mr.. Rlker 10
make an immediate report of the occurrence.
hut il Is said that young man, who was IN love
with Miss Riker and who had been dismissed.
was suspected and the matter hushed up.
As a result of the assault Miss Riker lies In a
critical condition suffering from concusslon OF
the brain.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

Herbert A. Sherman has sold NO 900 o'h
avenue 2Ox1OO feet. for Frederick Roosevelt. a
cousin of President Roosevelt. to Charles A
Gardiner The latter already owns NO ool'
and now has a frontage on 9Th avenue of 40
feet with depth of 100 feet In speaking of
the sale last night. Mr.. Sherman said:
Mr. Gardeners purchase gives him the largest
single 9Th avenue frontage north Of sd street
now on the market for business uses To obtain
this continuous frontage it was necessary 10
acquire six separate outside interests. besides
Mr. Roosevelt's. between the north line OF MI
Roosevelt's property and the north line OF MT
Gardeners property. There are no restrictions
on this property. and Mr. Gardiner intends 70
offer the whole for sale or TO least IL Iof JUST
ness purposes for twenty-one years.
The property is between 4Ith and 18th streets
Miss Helen Miller Gould holds the corner Oh
47th street which is the old Jay Gould home
Mr. Gardeners home comes next, then the prop
erty now purchased; ]. B. Haggin's home, ana
then Mrs Robert Goelet's home which is on
the corner of 18th street.
In the last year four high class houses on the
west side of this block have been changed into
business places. and the present transaction IN
dicates that the east side is to follow suit I'M
mediately. 1t was said that S20O,OoO changed
hands in the transaction
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
FOUND POISON IN MEAT.
State Chemist Says SO of 49 Samples
We're "DOctOred."
[By Telegraph . rhe Tribune. ]

Indianapolis, June 21-Mr. Barnard, the state
chemist, has found revolving conditions in the meat
market in this city after examination and
analysis Of meats offered for sale, he says Out Of
forty-nine samples taken from butchers stalls
thirty-three had been doctored with some kind of
preservative which the chemists declare TO be
poisonous. The samples taken were sausage. Ham
burg steak wienerwurst, bologna. ham loaf. veal
loaf ipe pigs foot jelly and other prepared meats
Two of the samples contained borax and the
others sodium sulphate which varied from a very
small amount to one-half of per cent. Tie pur-
pose of the use Of the sulphate was to give the
meat fresh color, which IL had lost through age
Mr.. Barnard declares that the sodium sulphate has
serious effect health, causing intense gastritis
and occasionally death
1T is a frightful condition. he said. "and
could hardly believe II till had analyzed them
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madison ave No 2120 TO 2133 $ 75x6O. Ionas
Wen et al To Adolph Schesinger: mortgage
$45. 900 Observation-Disclosures.
50th 81 Nos 512 and 5l4 West. 50xiOO 3: Jonas
Wen al 70 AdOlDh Sch!estnger: mortgage
102d 81. No 3O2 East. 25x1OOll, IOad 81 No 900
East. 25Xlto.ll Samuel POsncE al Samuel
q Manheimer and another, mortgage. $53. $50.
Central Park West. corner S9th st. 7Sl1XlOO:
Fincus Lowenfeld et al TO Abraham Siverson:
Fulton ave. 5. 49l.ll II n Of lCgth 81. 25x2OT5:
James Griboie. jr. to Go;tlleb Sglock. mort
Amsterdam ave. 5. 25 n n Of STth St @5xlOo;
Amsterdam ave. s. 25.s II n OF SSth st 25xIuO:
Gottleb karpas 70 Hyman Horwitz mort
1921 ST. No 80 20 90 West. 81 8xaa. IL: Bertha .
Gottlieb - Abraham Jacobs. mortgage SaI 600
Audubon ave. corner 1iTth st StNf3. Altman
Realty Company 10 Raphael Stefnth,l nd an
other. mortgages. SI5.ODI.
02d ST. No 70 East. 10 TxIOOS; Amelia Holman
10 George Rubensten mortRuge sSJ 600
Lewis st > corner 9TH - y 5xlOO. Nevs- 81
kOWitz 10 Ignax Rfch et Al; nlortgsae $50 7g0
9th ave. e. lO0.1i II n OF IIsth st So erIio.
Jacob Nathan 10 Elias Gsbwaks and anothsT.
Hudson ST No 6I5h 5. 24xF27 Sarah Ranna
port Edward r Cohn: mortgage S3S OOo
5th ave No 331 East 25NHT. Ida Aachiz 10 Aihsrt
L Lowe: mortgage. s2s T50. .............
9th ave . =. So n ; OF S3d 81. 50xlOO: ToWnssnd
Wandell trustee. 20 William W Hall. .........
Amsterdam ave. - 10 II OF l6Ith Joseph
keinfed ct a. to Meyer Vesell; mortgage, $50
81 q % %.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
WALTER STONE POOR.
[By Telegraph 70 Tha Tribunal

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Morristown y. j., June 21.-Walter Stone Poor
died at his home in Franklin Place this morning
For five years Mr.. Poor had been confined TO his
room. Mr.. Poor born at Andover. Me- in
1886 In 1860 he graduated with honors from
Bowdoin College and in 1861 enlisted as a private
in Company A, 10th New York Volunteers. He
was mustered out Of the service in 1850 with the
rank of lieutenant colonel In 1867 Mr.. Poor took
up the study of law in New York City. and in De-
cember of the following year admitted TO the
bar of New York State. In June, 1882 he took UP
his residence in MOrrstowr and Up TO his Illness
was active in the social and civil life OF the
In politics Mr.. Poor Republican and had
served vice president OF the MOrristown Sound
Money Club and a member of the local Esepuo-
lican executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
OLD COUNTY COURTHOUSE BRINGS s125
Historic Jersey Building Sold to Junk
Dealer-Jail To Be Synagogue.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

ItDy ItIeBIapu
Somerville, n. J., June 21.-The Somerset
County Courthouse, considered one of the finest
specimens of old Dutch architecture in New
Jersey. was sold at public auction to-day to
Hyman Kline, a junk dealer, for $125. The edi-
flee was built in 1179. soon after the British
burned the first county courthouse at Milestone.
An effort was made to preserve the old building.
but il failed to meet with adequate support
The building viii be razed at once and on its
site will be erected a white marble courthouse
TO cost 100000. The high stone steps and
great columns will be preserved in the archi-
lecture of the building
The old brick county Jail also sold to-day
for 500. II will be moved a half block and
turned into a Jewish Synagogue
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
NEW NEGRO SECT INCLUDES WHITES
'The Church of God and Saints of Christ"
Established Up State.
lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Middletown. n. Y, Jsne 21-"The Church of
God and the Saints of Christ is the name OF n
new religious sect established here among the
Negroes. although it is claimed that the mem
bership embraces some whites. 1t was started
by Elder John H Allen. of Philadelphia, who Is
now in charge. under the direction of William
Scrowdy, OF Washington. who procleims him
self Gods prophet. and who is the supreme ruler
Of the destinies OF the church. Each mernber !.
required 10 contribute l0 per cent OF his incnrns
10 The prophet. The washing OF the feet OF CON
yeTts and the holy kiss Constitute a mar, -,
the ceremony OF admission.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
FIGHT AT LONGACRE ATHLETIC CLUB.
Doorman Battles With Two Detectives, 1t Is
Alleged-Locked Up.

There was a rumOr about town last night that
a prizefght was TO take place at the LOngacre
Athletic Club. in 29th street. Detectives MCGEE
and Roy went 10 investigate. but were stopped
at the door by Mike Gardiner. who declared
there was nothing but directors meeting going
on inside. The detectives tried to force their
way in and allege that Gardiner assaulted them
After struggle they arrested Gardiner and
took him 10 the Tenderoin police station on
charge of felonious assault. Inspector Schmltt-
berger went TO the club and found. he said a.
rOped ring
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
SAILORS ASK MORE PAY.
Captains and Mates on Chesapeake
Bag Make the Demand.
LRr relegraph . rhe Tr.hane. ]

Baltimore. June PA COMMITTEES selected at
a meeting OF the Baltimore branch OF the Ameri-
can Association of Masters and Pilots of Steam
Vessels waited the owners of ali steamboats,
on Chesapeake Bay to-day TO demand an in
crease in wages for captains and mates.
They stated that many masters and first off,,
GERS OF steamers carrying passengers daily in
all kinds of weather getting only from $50
to SO a month less than towboat captains, and
that there should be an increase in salaries
The owners heard the complaints and will give
an answer at future date.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
TIGRESS TORE FERARrs ARM.
Carmen Objected to Being Hurried, ard So
Used Her Claws.

Carmen. the big tigress with the Ferari animal
show at Brighton Beach Park. who killed and
nearly ate her mate when the show reached
the park, tried to make a meal Oft Colonel Ferar
yesterday morning.
The colonel had ordered her transferred from
big cage to smaller one and, the keepers were
having a great deal Of difficulty in persuading her
ladyship 10 move! undertook 10 do the Job himself
No sooner had he opened the door of the cage
with fork in his hand, than with a single bound
Carmen had brushed aside the sharp steel inStru-
ment and had caught Colonel Ferari's shoulder
with her claws. The attendants lifted him up for
the blow had knocked him down and slammed
the door shut. The animals claws had torn the
coonels nearly the bone.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

St Nicholas ave n e. corner 10th st. 1OoxlOo'
Joseph Buellesbach agt william H. StutChouIS'
owner and contractor. :.
5Sth ST. No East: p J. Caritn Constructiion
Company agt William ". Astor. owner; ItidlnS
Club Of the City Of New York lessee ana con-
tractor ro.i s1a ~ Of iseth st.. Tx
3Os 3x irregular; John Pieces agt- Himoers'
MeiseI & Co. owner and contractor .
Orchard St e. q 200 H. 3. of East Houston 81.
25xfOO: Isaac Schwartz agt. Latdor SILK. owner
Joseph Beriant contractor 20
16sth St s. s. 81 # e OF Forest ave-. 0ox1lZ;
Murray & Hill Company agt Hugn hlIA'
owner and contractor 70 ., Iorss, ave 5or125
Jung Brothers agt. same. me.-.....--..-..-.. -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
ARRESTED as UNION "SLUGGER."
Business Agent Said to Have Pummelled
Brass Manufacturer.

Chicago. June 2l--John Hodek. alias John Sand
berg, alias John Haley, known labor union
''slugger' and business agent arrested, yes
terday. charged with pummelling W. S. Edwards. a
well known member OF the Brass Manufacturers
Association. May Il The arrest ended five
weeks Of work by twenty city detectives and pri-
Vate agencies.
When the gas and electric fixture hangers went
strike April l. II believed that 1t would be
short lived. Mr.. Edwards known friend
Of labor" When he failed 10 acquiesce in the de-
mands Of the business agents. il was believed he
was marked for a victim Of the 'slugger.' Hodek
the police say, was employed TO attack him.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
COLLISION WITH CAR KILLS DRIVER.
His Assistant in Coal Cart Probably Fatally
Injured.

One man was killed and another is thought TO be
dying at the German Hospital the result of
collision last night between a Bushwick avenue car
and coal cart Noll street. Williamsburg.
Max Tislow, OF No. l22 Noll street. the driver Of
the cart, killed instantly, and his assistant
Norris Mulldash. Of No. IS Humboldt street re
oeived probably fatal internal injuries The motor
man of the car John Masterson Of No. 3l9 Parnet-
10 street, was arrested the charge Of homicide
There was great excitement in the car following
the accident, and several women tainted.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
STATE G. A. r. ELECTIONS.

Saratoga. N. V. June 21-The New York State
Department, Grand Army Of the Republic. elect
ed the following officers this afternoon: Com
mander. John S. Maxwell. Amsterdam; senior
vice-commander, John d. OBrien. Albany; ju-
nior vice-commander. Jared w. Wickes. Syra-
cuse; chaplain. the Rev. Henry c. Woods. Bath: (:
medical director. A. F. Sheldon Lyons The
veterans Joined in camp fire this evening
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
TWO KILLED IN REAR-END CRASH.
Two Others Injured-Engine and Thirteen
Cars on Coast Line Wrecked.

Norfolk, Va, June 21.-In a rear-end collision
between trains on the Atlantic Coast Line at
Ahoskie n. c.. to-day. o. o. King. an engineer,
of Portsmouth, Va. and Walter Carter brake
man. of Windsor n. c.. were killed. Meacham
a conductor. and an unknown white man were
injured.
The accident occurred while one of the trains
shifting off cars. The engine of one train
and six were badly damaged, We're the
caboose and six rear cars Of the other train. 1t
IS impossible to place the responsibility at this
time.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
FIRST DEAL FOR cRiMMINs COMPANY.

The first purchase by the Thomas E. Grim
Minis Real Estate Construction Company was
made yesterday through Frederick T. Barry and
was of the premises No. 7SS Lexington avenue,
a three-story dwelling house on lot 2Ox65, owned
by Adolf Platky. The company has appointed
executive committee, composed OF Abraham
Schwab, T. f. Crimmins. Walter A Burke and
Maurice B. Blumenthal
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

$4,000
5000
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
CAPTAIN c. S. COLE.

Corning n Y, June a.-Captain C. s. Cole. sew
enty years old for many years prominent figure
the politics OF New York State died at his home
in this city this afternoon. He chairman
OF the Republican State Committee when Ira
Davenport ran for Governor, and was Captain Of
the Port of New York under Governor Cornell.
President Lincoln appointed him assessor OF in
ternal revenue Captain Cole began life as brake
on the New York. Corning & Buffalo Rail-
road. now the Erie. He had lived in Corning
about fifty years
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
GOVERNOR IN FISH CIR.
Wisconsin Politicians Reused OOer
Campaigning Tour.
IBy Telegraph TO TIE Tribune. ]

Milwaukee. June 21.-Considerable talk is
being occasioned among politicians over the fact
that Governor James o. Davidson is making
tour OF the state in the state iish car.
The transportation for this car is paid for by
the state. and the fact that Governor Davidson
is riding around the state in the car. and Incl
dentally doing considerable campaigning. is
raising the question among his rivals for the Re
publican nomination for Governor as 10 whether
he is having his trip paid for by the state, when
they are compelled TO put up cash for their cam
paign trims
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
CLAIM FILED AGAINST AsToR PROPERTY

The p J. Carin Construction Company. OF NO.
l Madison ave, filed yesterday mechanics lien
against the property the south side OF o9th
street, las feet west OF Madison ave-, 12ox2Oo
TO the north side of 5Sth street of which William
w Astor Is the owner The Riding Club OF the
City of New York is the lessee and contractor
The amount claimed is S61 .679 so The lien rep
resents claim for materials. mason and IRON
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
STEEL CORPORATION BARS GIFTS

An order has been sent 20 all Offices of the sub
slciaFy companies Of the United States Steel Cor
poialloh' according 10 a special dispatch from
i't'sD1ig' torbldoing any officer or employe OF any
company owned controlled by the Steel cornors
uon on pain OF immediate dismissal, 10 accent any
siit from any firm or corporation doing business
with subsidiary companies OF the Steel Coruoration
- ee E9ialon itself The order applies
20 weaaiLg, brthoay and ChrastInas presen,s
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

me appellate Division OF the Supreme Court az
nfiheo yesterday an order OF Justice Amend dS,v-
'Hs a motion Tor tnh of particulars asked for by
the defendant in the case Of the Tow, qronIcs Tsh
fishing Company against the publishers OF Golfers
Weekly. The action was brought by Colonel Mann
70 rec9seT $4,000 damages from Golfers" for an
atiekeo LDehous article Justice Mclaughlin wrofe
me me opinion and Declared that The article in Sues
had no right 10 b!n OF pariiculals
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
City Property To Let.
Unfurnished apartments To Lei.
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

SOUTH SHORE AND SUFFOLK COUNTY residences
- farms and waterfronts Furnished Cottages 10 rent
WILLIAM HAMILTON. Sayvie. L. L