GOSHEN

a village of New York, in Orange co., of which it is the county seat. It is on the Erie, and Lehigh and New England railroads, about 60 miles northwest of New York City. It is the center of an important agricultural and dairying community and has a large trade in cheese and butter. There is a court-house, churches and banks, Pop. 1920, 5,016. 1811), Jap. artist; founder of the Shijo school; work something akin to that of Okyo, but broader in general effect; used color more sparingly, and built up his forms more simply. He was highly succe ful as a teacher, and his pupil, Keibun, 1779-1843, carried the school to the height of its glory. town, Hanover, Pru ia, on Gose; has numerous fine old churehes and quaint buildings; imperial palace, recently restored, formerly favorite residence of Ger. emperors; silver, copper, lead, sulphur mines; pa ed from Hanover to Pru ia, 1866. Pop. 18,000. 1607), an English navigator, who sailed from Falmouth, 1602, in the ‘Concord,’ and discovered Cape Cod and some neighboring islands. He was the leader of an expedition which discovered the Virgin i an Capes, and founded James town in 1606, where he died. _