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New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
SUES FOR GIANTS ESTATE
Neuro Woman, After 20 Years,
Comes Forward as Wife.
GOSHEN ONCE WITH BARNUM
Plaintiff Says He Was Colored,
Though He Lived in New
Jersey as White Man.
r. relerraph to The Tribune. J

Somervlle. n j, April 29.-Redolent ~
,,e circus freak show, with its bizarre can
,,as signs and flaming torches, was a suit
hev,,n here to-day in the Supreme Court
for dover rights to the estate OF a giant
over. twenty years ago Colonel Ruth"
,-osben once advertised ss the largest
40, IN the world with P. T. Barnum' 8
circus. lived near this place and died here
q, 1850. respected and leaving some little
,roperty To-day Eliza Ann Scott an aged
rsgro woman, tried TO prove that Goshen
vas a negro and her husband.
sbe is eigbty-two years old, but had what
.oe,,ed 2 good memory. and related to the
-,,r,. IN Judge BENJAMIN Balls court quaint
.,5 qrapbic story Of her wedding to Gosh
~ or as She termed him, George Wash
,,gtop scott She said she and Scott were
married on certain Christmas Eve year
or two before the Civil War on plantauon
&, scot County Ky. Uncertain about the
eyact date, size said she remembered all
,bs circumstances. and named jim Duo
~. a negro preacher, as the man who tied
,ha knot. while the white folks came down
fror, the big house 10 look on.
Ms Scott said that the giant lived With
-. GOV ,,,ns wears after their marriage. and
vas the father Of he children-George.
,tsrearet and Enze-but that one day an
aroissarv Of the Barnum show came 70
scott County, and. hearing of her hus-
hands mammoth size, persuaded him 10
IN, the life of a freak. Even after he
-, avav said the witness, Scott, or
,.osb.n sent her money and corresponded
,,,.n her or her children almost to the time
Of his death,
Counsel for the plaintiff put Oh the stand
Fliza Scott now married TO man named
vevbv. Like her mother, who lives with
her in Trenton. she shows traces OF "mte
blood. but is tall and braWny
look at her. Isn't she the image o'
cosbeng" the lawyer asked the jury
Tbis witness testified she met the giant
-, ,,bicaeo about FIVE years before his
deatb she was then q grown woman but
~. ,oooerizsd her as his daughter. and she
remained in the Windy City ten Gays
Nth him and he wrote her many letters
a,tsrvard. She said she knew Lilly Gosh
-, +bA voung woman who lived in Goshens <
home. az Niddlebush, Somerset County ana
COS known ss his daughter, as her half
sister.
when the giant died he left his 4o-acre
t.rr, and personal property 10 Lilly Gosh
on and William Wyckof, 8 neighbor, who
cared for him in his last Illness Wyckof
r.as IN court to-day, but Miss Goshen is
ssia ~ have gone on the stage soon after
tbA giants death. Goshen WAS always
knov.n as a white man in Middlebush, ana
VAS a member Of the Reformed Church
The case will bA continued tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
CLEAR OFF ENCUMBRANCEs
Sidewalk Bureau, Armed with Axes,
Works Havoc with Street Signs.

a number Of men from the old Bureau Of
Enoumbrances were kept busy all day yes
tsrday ia removing sidewalk signs, better
known IS "encumbrsnces" under recent
ordinance IN Fulton. Dey and Cortlanot
streets. The men were prepared with axes
and IN less than an hour cleaned up Vesey
street of all distractions, and when they
got through there was nothing TO indicate
that there were ever any obstacles In that
ielghoorhood at all.
The ordinance under which the men from
ihe sidewalk bureau worked yesterday aims
- clear the sidewalks OF stoops, areas,
show windows and other projections beyond
We legal building line. 1t takes in signs
mat hang ten feet or less above the side
walk, on the assumption that they are a
menace and likely TO be blown down in a
Storm, thereby making the city liable in a
damage suit
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
FORECLOSURE SAILS.
III FULTON st

SGPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK.
-PatTck Fdrioy. plaintiff against Bertha
Scher and others. defendants
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure
aud sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 25th day
~ April. 1912. J. the undersigned, the referee
In said Judgment named, Will sell az public
auction, at the Exchange Salesrooms. Nos u.
10 Ncscy street. (" the Borough or Manhattan,
CITY Of New York. or the Goth day OF May.
PhnnlN InErshsm, auciionoer, the premises
described by said Judgment 10 be sold, and
therein described follows.
ALL that certain lot. pieca or parcel OF land,
with the buildings thereon erected. situate,
lyng and being I'm the City OF New York and
county Of New York. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows
BEGINNING az o point on the Southerly
side or Eighty-secord Street, distant two hun
dred snd seventy-three feet Easterly from the
point formed bv the intersection Of the South
srly side OF Eighty second Street with the
Easterly side or Avenue A, and running thence
southeriy parallel with Avenue \, one hun
dr-a and two feet ana two inches 10 the centre
line Of the block between Eighty second street
and Fighty-hrst Street; thence Easterly along
Fighty-second Street. eighteen feet and nine
inches. thence Northerly and parallel 20 Ave
nue. one hundred and two feet and two
inches 10 the Southerly side OF EightN-second
street; and thence westerly along the same
eighteen feet and nine inches 10 the point or
place ~ beginning.
dated New York, April %. 1912
CHARLES y. MORGAN. Referee
GEORGE IT, HYDE, Attorney for Plaintiff. ~
Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan. city of
New York
The following is diagram OF tho property
% be- sold: 80 street No. IS 5ls East s2nd
street, Borough of Manhattan. city OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
CAUGHT AFTER MANY WEEKS
Police Say Alleged Slayer Is Con-
cerned in Vendetta.

After q search Of sevetal weeks. the po-
lice yesterday arrested Sautelo Sorrenuno'
o. No 2S6 North 7th street, WillamsourS'
on 4 charge Of killing Jeremino Santinello
OF the afternoon OF February IS. At Police
Headquarters It was said yesterday that
sorrentino was concerned iu an italian
vendetta for which six men had already
paid their lives
According 10 the police. Rafaello Cas-
cone. known as big Raiph.' shot and
killed two men. Gascone was caught ana
while IN the Tombs became friendly with
harry Thaw, and the two played hanobal
h. prison together. he was tried. convicted
and sent to Sing Sing, but with the aid
Of Albert r Patrick ne got new trial
and was acquitted.
Andrew Verdoue. who was killed IN April,
1911, was another victim Of the vendetta.
Since that time the police have been busily
engaged in an effort to end the fight
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
WAR ON PARK MOSQUITOES.

Under the direction ~ the Department
of Health, the work OF scattering petrol
around the edges of the Central Park lakes
will be begun at once, 70 reduce the mos
quito colony. that has grown IN recent
years TO huge proportions IA thy park.
commissioner Stover said Yesterday that
care would be taken 80 spread the oil so II
would not interfere with or iniure tho
waterfowl All tho overflow basins VIII be
given a thorough cleaning at once.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
assessment rolls OF real estate and personal
nrrSartv in the City OF New York for the year
Hai5 hsve been delivered to the undersigned
"a that all taxes said assessment rolls are
S,e and payable as follows: .
II taxes on personal property and one-half
=, oil taxes on real estate are due and pay
able on .,.e,,. ,,.x, ,o,,
.rs the remaining and final one half or taxes
@ sno rsai T estate shall be due and payable on tho
9IpsT on nv, NOVEMBER, 1912. All taxes be-
ra uans on the real estate affected thereby
- tha respective days wnen they become due
nd nayable as hereinbetore preVideo ana snsii
%a,,ain such liens until paid.
'eTa mSn serond half OF the tar on real estate
,htcb IA due as herenbetore provided on the
a.. d.v OF November following the payment
~ ,ha drst half may be paid on the nrst day
oi - 70 az az any time thereafter, providing the
VI . - t,II shall have been paid or shall be paid
~ ~ ~ same time and on such payments or the
aoorJ hnif as may be made IN such manner
Ior seTo' e. Toveuber hrst discount shall be al
p, Sron, the date OF payment TO November
a., a. The rate Of four per centum per annnin
my So AZ DIsCOCNT Is ALLOWED ON PER-
svS svpS,nai,x on unpaid taxes on real estate be-
Gins Iupe 1 and December L; on unpaid per-
sonal taxes June J., A.. os,.o n, ,h. p.
i,.hr ~ Taxes IN the Borough where the
cronerty is located as follows;
y gporo,gb OF Manhattan, So Chambers 81.
Prongh OF The Bronx Municipal Building
.ornnr "A and fremont aves ,,,
N'1,lv. '1r1,lroneh OF Brooklyn. Municipal Rsilding.
Boroush Of Queens Cour' square Long
lsIenr sR6ToSgh i OF Richmond. Borough Hail. St
GeernTsn GeyespTn Y. p. EBsTEIN RecsIysr % Taxs.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
PROPOSALS.

--110cITs FOR PRINTING. - ARMY
PkOIt,gins whitehall Street. New York city,
ih Bui,ui1s IL Iei2.-sesled proposals. IN tripli-
atT viii be received here until $50 o'clock
J.. M, during fiscal year beginning July l.
ttaaI,ss Information upon Application
lVi-' NJ GRAY ZAIINsKI Depot g NJ
GOVERNORS ISLAND: n. Y. IL APRIL 81. J..
lgi[r.Iry ruel Gasoline. Mineral oil, and
Inrn'Ss InIaSs and straw (three months and years
ffnnpiy) required In Eastern DIVISION curing
suPPS Commencing July I, 1912, Will be re-
yesl. here until 10 O. m. MAY l. 1912 In
celveu, ~ furnished on application j. B.
1rTTINGER, c. = VI.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
HOMES" our wond

SUMNER HOMES" our wonderful book Civ
ing names Of nearly 900 hotels and board r.
lrg houses In Sullivan and Ulster Counties.
New York is ready Get it. y. y. Ontario &
western Rv 60. J. II. Stewart. 9. 7. n. Grand
Central Terminal. New York City.
ADVERTiSFMBN'rs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tho Tribune received st their Gptow1 once
No 1864 Broadway, between 36th and 37th SITS.
until o'clock p. N Advertisements received at
the following branch Offices at regular Office rates
until ; O'Clock =. In.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
'AUToMcBILisTs PAY FINES.

Phirty-one autoists. who were arrested on
sunday on various charges OF infracuons
a" the state and city laws, were arraigned
,es'erday before Magistrate House. in the
hofrisania court. and each was fined from
10 ;z5 In each case the defendant
p.eaeed guilty TO the charge Among the
,arty-one defendants was one woman, Miss
q X kanz Gutenberg, OF No. u West lith
street She was hned SO. after telling the
laslstrata she thought the patrolman was
,soffect Rat she did MT know she was go
'ns % fast
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
s.ud 81

charxe 10 satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold. Is Seven thousand three
hundred hfty-thrce and eighty-uine e.hun-
tredths o. 8S3 sgJ Dollars, With interest there
on from the 23-d day OF APRIL 1872. tosether
with costs and allowance amounting 20 -Four
hundred three and twelve one-hundredths
C4O2 ~, Dollars with interest from April -,
1912 together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approxirr Ite amount OF the taxes, assess
,ncnts ana water rates or other liens which
are 70 be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. or paid n the rsferee. Is
iuo hundred sixty-three and sevcnty-four one
hundreths (263 IA Dollars
Dated New York. April %. 1912
Y MORGAN Rnferae
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
VERMONT.

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.--wh.rs you cen
catch trout Rooms en- suite and with bath.
Booklet Cresco Station. L, J.. & w. r. r.
W. = NJ d PRICE. Cansdensis Pa
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
Miscellaneous.

LAKE BOMOSEEN.-The Prospect and ten
Cottages; all outdoor sports: garage; book
l.t u. 3. ELLIS. Castleton. VI
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
ST. CHARLES

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Most select location, fronting the ooean. Thor-
o.rHr- modem. courteous service Bathrooms
vi'n hot Gud cold fresh and sea water attach
rr~rts showers. g.. Orchestra. Magnificent Sln
parIor overlooking NE boardwalk and ocean.
Golf privileges klNavs open. illustrated book
let SEWLIN HAINFS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
CARPET CLEANING.

yFW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest LARGEST. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable, Send Tor Circular
CIREFTL CARPET CLEANING co.-Clesns
nv cornpressed air, steam, hand or on noor.
,s5s Broaduay, 421 East 4sth St COE e
BRANDT Tel 1S2-Ssth-
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
GREENMICE. COM.
MASSACHUSETTS.
THE NAN EPASHEMET
MaRRIFUrAD NFcK MASS
PENNSYLVANIA.

MARBLEHEAD NECK, MASS.
Opens June S. Finest location on North
Shore OF Mass Bay. Every room has ocean
visw. Booklet from R. .. BROWN. Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
pIlRIIC NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Department OF Finance. Bureau for the COL
,octton OF Taxes No. 81 Chambers St, Borough
-. Manhattan New York. April 1, 1912
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
:, Males anywhere in the United States
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
WORK WANTED.
Male

Mala
BOY Gsl, three years high school education {;
position with chance Of advancement. Ad-
dress Gogel. G43 East 9Th ST.
CHATFFEU,R-NiEC ede married eX-
Ierienco foreign, domestic cars. careful driver;
honest, sober. competent, with private family,
city, country, best references. HJelstrom. 3o2
East 56th st.
CHAUFFEUR French. speaks good English {;
~ years excellent references. undertakings
all cars: $50 week Protective Registry, 2Gs
West Tooth ST. Tel 024S Riverside.
CHAIrFFLUR-M R-MECHANIC- Colored: two years
experience. Alec, WntOn. Panhsrd. iOZier
Mercedes and LocomohiIe. references. Merritt
go East 5Gth II.
EN- N-SOLDIER-(;Ood appearance; position at
anything, with advancement. II Heck, b2S
Elm ~, West HCbOken.
Female.
REL TINED WIDOW, companion 70 elderly lady OF
housekeerer+ bachelor viGoWers family,
highest references. Industrial Associaii ION Agency,
Vest 42d Tnl S2i0 Rryarf.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
-voeweI1INe AND TYeEWRIr RS.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau St ca.a.ogus
free: ALI makes taken part payment oarsains
,n fIndsrwoods Reminxsons Olivsfa smnhA
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
Female

TIE BUTTERICK PU BLLsHING CO. offers de-
sirable positions 70 we'll educated Young women
with a practical knowledge OF dress designing,
trimming. etc Apply by letter only. stating age
and experience. 20 4. l.. C.. Rut'erick Bldg -. }. .
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
LOST sANKBooKS.


BANRBOOK No 527. 045 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing Any person having
claim 70 II II hereby called upon 10 present ne
same within ten days or submit to having sai1
pGssbook cancelled ana new one issued
LOST Handbook No 556.44S OF Dry Dock Sav-
InKs Institution Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
same to the bank within thirty days or the said
hook will he declared cancelled and extlnguished
and new ono issued in lieu thereof
LOST. .-Bankbook no. 4s7.262 Of Dry Dock Saw
iues Institution. Any person having claims
unon said book Is called upon 20 present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days, or the said
hook will be declared cancelled and eXtinguished
ana new one issued In lieu thereof.
RANKR0OK No 553. 900 OF the Union Dime say
ines Bank Is missing Any person having
claim 10 IL Is hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
LOST or sToLEN-Bankbook No. ZOO 341 OF
the German Savings Bank IN the City OF New
yorS corner 4th ave. and l4th st.. issued TO
Jcnannes Hoenbach. All persons are cautioned
Saainst negotiating the same. ~ not returned
to tha bank on the 2ist day ~ May. 1912, a
duplicate win be issued .- -
LCsT-Bankbook No. 95O.61s. Bank for Saw
inrs $50 4th ave, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 20 bank
ToST-Bankbook No 9S5.173. Bank for Saw
in,s $50 4th ave, Nsw York. Payment
stopped Please return ook 10 Bank
T0sT-Bankbook No es5.l7i. Bank for Saw
ing. $50 4th ave New York. Payment
stonped Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
MME. T. CARNELLO.
fol and 1o3 West 42d S.. Unity Building.
Tel. 5G77 Bryant.
HELP WANTED

\ PEW STEADY industrious men who appre-
ciafe $40 or more a day 20 introduce new
patented specially, samples furnished. II. W
Brown Ccupan~. 81 Orange ST, Walthem
Mass
J MADE $780, 900 IN ave years with small mail
bookI,L Tells how. Eeacock. 5o5b Lockport,
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
FOR SALE.

SOLID OLD MAHOGANY TABLE, $50; six sold
IA ,nehogsny chairs as West 12sth e.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
DOGS. BIRDS. ETC.

ANERICAs HEADQUARTERS FOR DOGS,
Carlton Grange. Florham Park \. City
ooirs Room 90 101 West 42d st.. New York;
tsienhone 4S44 Bryant--Superb estate OF 6s
acres largest kennels in country. dogs boarded
from IS upward per month: conditioned and
,or ssle Bulldog. Irish and Eosto1 Puppies
20, sale also Watchdogs.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
FURNITURE e.

INrIoUDs--second hand furniture bought sSsa sS:d
y CTsamsr ole 9th ave. Phone PaZs-oH''
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
Female

COOK-Swedish: young, neat; excellent COOK
good tempered, best references; So1. Ostei- :
herg'e Agorcl. 10 Lexington ave; tel 400
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-07-18

popular rule and yet never had hardi-
hood to deny that in his campaign OF
1904, his candidacy had been the benz
ficiary of the biggest fund ever squeez-
ed from American plunderers OF
the peoples money. He did many
good things during his two terms as
president. This, few people refused
to concede to him. Go further, and
concede that he was sincere in his
espousal of the progressive policies OF
Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Wilson and the
Democratic party. Concede that he
wanted his country's conditions bet
tered through the medium of his OWL
party, one which had given him 1T
greatest honors. Concede that, brush
ing aside the candidates. of such othe
progressives as La Toilette and Cum
Minis, he believed himself the onl,
man who could work out the party
regeneration. Concede all these
things and his attitude subsequent t
the Baltimore convention proves tina
he holds his party above his countr
and himself above the two. In lant
uage peculiar to himself he declare
that the only result Of the Chicag
convention was the stealing OF tn
republican party's door mat by M
Taft. This door mat was the party
emblem or entitlement to carry th
party's name. He therefore is ma
ing a door mat of his own and wi
render the one Taft stole unfit for
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-07-18
AsouITH's NEW REFORM BILL

London, July 1S-Premier Asqulth
has planned to go to the country lor
a few days rest tomorrow, so he Will
gather some of his followers together
this evening to put the finishing
touches on a new franchise bill which
he promises to press for passage in
it's changes, and because its recon-
mendations are so radical, some sng-
gestions have been made by members
of the Asquith ministry, which the
Premier thinks it wise to consider
The document makes residence of oc
cupation the only qualification and re
duces the period required to siS
months from twelve. 1t abolishe'
plural voting, based on ownership Of
! property and the nine seats for the
universities The number added tc
the electorate is estimated at 2,5OO,
900. the number of plural votes abol
ished at $4,000, making net addition
of some 100000. Opportunity TO
amending by adding woman surrag
will be given, involving some ten an
one-half millions more. No provi'
ion is made for the inequalities in tn
size of Parliamentary constituencies
which give one voter as much powe
. in some districts, as five or ten, an
. in an extreme case, twenty-six vote
in other districts. For this reaso
} members of the Ministry have aske
} him to go over the measure again D
: fore pressing it for passage Alread
r predictions are freely made OF its raj
Il ure when it is presented to Parli
!. meHt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-07-18

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TRUSTEES SALE.

Nv virtue of the power conferred on
me as trustee, by the terms of a deco
of trust from w. w. Gnadt, F. M. Hill
and E. 7. Hill, Adam Lambert bene-
ficiary, to secure an Indebtedness OF
three thousand five hundred dollars
(S3 SOC. 0O). and interest, as evidenced
nv note therein described said deed
of trust dated April 20, 1910, and re-
corder in Book at pages Az and 4lS
of the record of Mortgages and DEEDS
of Trust on Lands in the county OF
Forrest State of Mississippi, default
having been made in the payment OF
the Indebtedness secured by said deed
of trust in the principal sum and in
terest thereon since October 20, 1911,
and the beneficiary demanding the
sale here advertised to satisfy the
same), I, S. e. Travis, as such trustee,
will. on Monday, the 5th day of Aug
ust A. d. 1912, within lawful hours,
at the front door of the court house
in the City of Hattiesburg, said coun'
ty of Forrest, State of Mississippi
offer for sale and sell at public out
cry to the highest bidder or bidders
for cash, the following described rea
estate lying and being situate il
said City of Hattiesburg, and emorac
!, ed in said deed of trust as such secur
ity, to wit;
Commencing at the northwest col
ner of East Laurel and Frederic
, Streets. thence run north on the ives
line of Frederick street 275 feet
south line of McInnis street, theme
al westward along the south line of sal
lMcInnis street 2s5 feet to an alley
feet wide running north and sout
!. thence along the east line Of said
q LEY in a southeriy direction z75 fe
AZ to the north line Of east Laurel stree
and thence east along the said nor
a lime Of east Laurel street 2s5 feet
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