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Republican, who had fought through fhe
war In The Federal army, who would be
here with bis wounds upon him, and then
Republicans could choose between the Con-
federlte repudiating Riddleberger and that
man who would be rendered to them. he
thought, by Republican senator. II might
as well be understood that In December
next the Republicans would not put Rid
dlebcrger In. Any promises which he
might make Ia Virginia would prove falla-
cious.
Mr.. Brown denied that the Democrats. by
their action, had violated any rule OF the
Constitution or OF the Government, aud re-
PEELED the charge th,t they were obstructiDg
legislation by unconstitutional use OF power.
They were acting In strict conformity 10 the
Constitution AMI laws, and they proposed
TO continue 10 act thus as long as they
though. the public interest required it.
MIR. Blair contended that the minority
should We'd its position, though he was not
opposed 10 the proloDgation Of this debate.
he did not want this deadlock to close until
next December unless this debate was
closed by that time. SO far rs he was con.
cerned every nomination might rest where
il was until the will Of the majority OF this
body had been enacted.
Mr. Brown, in replying TO Mr.. Blair,
stated that the people believed that there
had been fraudulent bIrgain which state
meut was denied by Mr.. Burnside.
Sir. Brown: "Do you believe that any
Republican paper has condemned your
course?"
Mr.. Burnside "A good many but they
are changing very fast. | received pile Of
letters this morning telling me to Stick,
stick, stick"
Mr.. Brown 81 get letters saying Stand
all The time-neyer yield [Laughter.l |
get them from the North, East. West, and
South"
Mr.. Burnside inquired whether IL it were
wrong now to elect Riddlebtrgef, 1t would
not be equally wrong in Decemberl What
would change The state OF afilirs By next
December il the same men were before the
Senate?
Mr.. Brown replied that the wrong was
now OF character that 1t could very pro-
perly be tested. Indeed, there might be
something OF such importance before the
Senate that Democrat, would feel compelled
| to allow the Republicans to pass the reSolu-
ton and take the responsibility. There
might be usages at the regular session which
would make il proper for them TO withdraw
their opposition. Those reasons did not
| exist now; besides, they had no idea that
they would be troubled with Eiddlebergcr
in December.
I Mr. Hampton stated hat he had been in
formed that while the Republican caucus
had been in session the Senator from Nlr-
ginia (lIr. MahOne) had been in the room of
the Committee on Land Claims, aud that
messages bad passed between them. He
inquired whether or not that was fact.
Mcs,r>. Logan and Dawes d>clumed any
knowledge of such a fact; and after some
further discussion the Senate, Oh motion OF
Mr. DiWcs, adjourned.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL ls, 1881.
ARRIVED


steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK,
merchandise aud Passengers, u. W. Allen Coz
agents. n ,,,, ., ,..,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
schooner Fred. Walton. -, Boston, hgnt, 70
load coal Chesapeake and ONO RAJ lr0'1 :; ..
schooner Rehtcca Florence, tr0"eil' bos'on' hne'-
chs nG, e, 10 MASTER ,, Ia.
Schooner Almira Woody, Racket, New YORK. pig
iron old Dominion Iron and Nail works.
schooner AiDert Mason, Abbott. New YORK, non,
schooner David Clarksop. Ireland. New York,
Schooner james Maloy Abbott, philadelphia coal.
Cottrell. &C.,, ,,u,,,,.
schooner John McGlDnls, tolt man, Fnha"'iPha'
schooner q. d. speddin, Harris. Baltimore guano.
schooner Alice curtis. North, Baliimore' snaho,
Allison & Addison.
Steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, L' d. Iaisin'
'Tscnooner j. n. Hoyf. Hubbard, Baltimore ,ia Old
81 hio"ner Lansrtint, Ireland. New York via
lanes river, ties. Curtis Parscr
schooner T.. AIcularius, Monig' merry, New YORK,
Sehoontr NJ atarrou, Carroll, Philadelphia tes
schooner George &. A. Trayers, Mitchell, WASH
ington -. G , coal. curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mary Price, Resy, Washington c0a''
Srhoonrr John h. shaw, Cox, New York. coal,
ca, sapeafe aud Ohio railroad. ~.
schooner y. r. CottiEshain. smith, sc" YORK,
coal, Chesapeake and Onto iaiirOad.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. April II Arrived: schooners IL
Morris Psrot Rand Jpn Daniel sbeppard SMITH
from Richmond; aud schooners John a: ,u ,u'
WiIsms: John Young Curtis; H.. W. trodifey,
scars; ". II Wilton, Bragg; A. +; kindo.r;, Us
born Jennie Hail. simmons a. ., A,so.. Iy ys,.
Middleton, Bunpell: Exertion, CramDeI y y.
| >harp Wright; Edward >lade, soper; VI; :. ,sD ~,
bits Maxwell: Rhocella Blew, Le,n; A. hsn n,er
| Homes: L. H. HopkiD-, Predmore; oryetta Anner.
son: j. " Bsyles snow; 1. D. snail WIwlwr,n'
Iurv IL Day tii,; = yaway, Brinebain--frop slr.
aaini, The Ias,-naDel vessel was bound Tor New
Haven. -. ,,,,o .o,r
| From Philadelphia April l7h' fehooDsr Is''" .
| Edwards, COrsOn.
| Ny Telegraph.
NEW YoHK. April ls-Arriyed: sorrento, y" 2s-
uose Hatteras. Arrived out: Assyria, Frlsis, so-
| .eifa Mcneil. scotia. Homeward: A3rnsA, Ne~
| orleans: Elizabeth Scott, Wilmington.
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The Negro Exodus. Again.

BURLINGAME, KANSAS, April 1S.-The
Chronicle, Of this city, learns from Rev. c..
w. lIennIng, OF the State Board, having in
charge the care OF freedmen coming from
southern STATES 10 Kansas, that the Board
has received, cared for, aud distributed
over 1000 Of these people since the eXO-
dus began. and has been The means Il turn.
ing 10000 more into other States. Dir.
IlennIDg also reports that the Board has
done all in its power, bit without avail, to
check the incoming OF colored people from
the South, spending much money in The ef-
fort. They are bound to come. they say, to
Kansas, the home Of old John Brown. Mr..
iIenning further says that the exodus has
begun again, and that large number OF
these people are now moving or preparing
TO move. The Board has received tenders
from southern commercial centres OF unim-
tied means 10 check the exodus, hut this,
Mr.. Henning says, is beyond the Boards
mower,
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The Dejarnetfe Trial.

DANvILLE, VA, April lS.-In the case OF
Dejarnette. on trial here for the murder OF
his sister, This whole day was occupied with
hearing argument. The opening speech for
the prosecution aud all the speeches for de-
fence, four in number, were made, and the
court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
when the Commonwealth attorney will
make the closing argument. and the case
will then be given to the jury. To-day the
whole community seems greatly interested
in the case. and the courtroom has been
densely packed all day. Many Of the most
prominent citizens Were in the crowd.
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WAN .:sS r xnI:s ss 81. ' .i.sss : 1881
white n1ns t14ae42.60 y 1000: ysilow plS1
sosrcs. -; market stin; dry clear. e12s e11,
lengths. sblnsles- Pine. sl.75@f2.50; cypress
six-Inch. ssdAs y 1000. LAfbs-spls. I'll sAwe6,
el.750sI &C q 1000.
Sisvss: whishey barrel timber reen. q s@>2eV
1000: reasoned. 420G4Z3 y 1000. flour-Darj1
timber. 34Gf7 n 1000. Fi0ur-barre. pote1, ollj
IS hogshead-boops. zoe. y bundle.
Powder. Shst. &c.
Yuss Toys Rining. 3JM41.10 = 100 NJ
Poersr. 90 w the i've kegs-esg thar ~
kegs. 1850 blasting. %. 15dA3.50.
6ao,: Northern. So . bar or rs -.
GrtndssoAx i4Gisc. u D.
Seed.
Ciorsr fs.256s55O.
Orchard Grass. Sl.75dt2,
Timothy s3.25Gs3.5O.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M rELrenArH tn THE DrspArcH.

News and GOSSIP The Senate
Proceedings Yesterday, the Filibusterina
Continued, Remarks by Messrs. Harris,
Dawes, burnside. salisbury, and Beck-Thc
Trial OF pejarneue az DanvilIe- Georgia
Swept by Cyclone Bidding for tho Con-.
tracts Of the knoxville and Ohio Railroad
Enforcing the Sunday Laws In Cincinnati
The Premier's strength Diminishing The
franco-Tunisian Trouble The Ministerial
Crisis In ftaiy-Change in British Ambassa-
dors, NC., Ac.
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Sunday Inv I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 1s.-IIon. William
Means, the newly-iDstaled Mayor, issued a
proclamation Saturday that he would en-
force the laws forbidding sunday theatrical
performances. He also sent personal no.
ices, with a copy Of the law, to all the
managers Of theatres stating that he would
enforce the laws. Yesterday the usual num-
Der Of Sunday theatres gave performances
over the Rhine. No arrests were made,
Mayor Means having ordered that TO be done
fn.naV-
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Suicide in North Carolina.

WmMINGTON. y. c., April lS.-At White
willie, Columbus county, in this State, yes
terday, w. j. Stanley, prominent lawyer
OF that place, committed suicide by shoot
inc himself through the head. No cause Is
assigned for the act. He leaves wife and
ci chillrnn-
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Instructive Cyclone I'm Georgia.

NEW YORK, April Is A dispatch from
Chewaela Lime-kiln, Lee county, Ga, says ::
" A cyclone passed over this place yester-
day, sweeping everything in its course.
Many houses were unroOfed. and the house
OF w. II. Howard WAS completely torn to
pieces. 4 heavy wagon in his yard was
lifted in the air and carried mile. No one
pos killed -
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Ny 'gel9grg pm.

NEW YORK. April IS NOOn.-Stocss depre ,ed.
Money, 5d per cent. tXChanRe-LOrg, 4Sl short.
Is34. state bonds duh and quie'. Governments
hrm.
Ersning.-Money, 4@6 per cent. Exchange.
1914. Governments firm aud hiKher; new :.
lOZt; new 4 As, ll3is; new As, lliS. state. dull
and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April lS.-Virgjna s., cOnsols,
Stis: second seri :, 37a; past due coupons, 90
new l04O's, 5lis I'D 10 day.
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The Knoxville and Ohio Railroad.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 1S.-The bid.
ding for the Knoxville and Ohio railroad
contracts closed at noon with thlriy'nlne
bidders. The contracts will be awarded
"wednesday and the work begins at once.
This road will meet the Louisville and
Nashville at the Kentucky line July /, 1882.
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Resignation Of DIR. stuart Robinson.

son has resigned his position as pastor OF
Tue Second Presbyterian church, giving as
reason bis age and falling health, which
makes IL impossible for him TO bear the tolls
and troubles Of active ministerial duties.
W. Robinson has been pastor Of the Second
church over twenty-five years, and Is the
perhaps the most prominent in the Presby-
brian Church south.
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better classes. The friends Of the ministry
try to allay II by representing that the ques-
1 ton Is not settled, but public opinion &C.
cepts the matter as beyond recall.
The British I'm Afghanistan.
LONDON. April ls.-A dispatch from Cal.
cutta 10 the Times says The Indian Gov
ernment has made such strong representa-.
tons In favor OF the retention OF the Pi.hin
valley. and all the posts between Khojah
and Quota, tbat 1t Is thought the home gov
eminent will sanction this arrangement
which would be decided modification OF
their views In regard 10 the abandonment
OF Southern Afghanistan. The news that
compromise is probable has given decided
satisfaction In India.
The Tuntsan Trewhles.
TUyIs. April I'M. Roustan. the French
CODsul-General here, having complained 10
the Bey Of kroumirs firing on The French
gunboat while exploring the coast OF ia.
baTci, the Bey has taken measures 10 send
force to.Tabarca.
PARIS. April 1S.-The correspondence be-
tween France and Tunis Is published. VI.
Barthelemy st. Hiare. French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, IN dispatch TO NJ. Rous.
tan, dated the 9th Instant, says: - The
French generals will give the TuDisan
troops notice Of the time when strategic
| exlgeDcies will lead them TO borrow for
their operations Tunisan territory either
near La Gale or in the Mediierda Valley"
Army Correspondents Pledged.
LONDON, April Is. "A dispatch TO the
| Daily Ne1rS from Paris says: All journal
ISIS following the operations against the
kroumirs are required to pledge their honor
that they will submit all kilograms to the
general OF The corps to which they are at.
tached. A breach Of the pledge will render
| them liable TO trial by martial law.
The Italian Consul at yunis.
PARIS April 1S.-A disp,tch from Tunis
says: The Italian consul here ds1yOws all
acts OF unfriendness to France laid 10 his
charge. He regrets that the Bey has not ac-
cepted his advice, aud hopes the present
| difficulty will be promptly arranged in or
der that he may take his l0ng.sought leave
Of absence.
| The Italian Gabinet Crisis.
ROME, April IS.-SIgnor Selia has advised
| The King to refuse to accept the re>gna-
| tons 81 the present ministers. because. as
the leaders OF the various factions are in
accord with Carroll. the Cabne. really rep
resentS the entire Left.
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A Sailor Drowned.

NEW ORLEANS, April lS.-A sailor named
Edward Watson, formerly Of the >h'p Ed
gar. was drowned az Port Ead' to-day, Ills
boat being run down by towbOat.
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s. DOsESDALE CEMENT.
sEINE-TMREAD, Ae.

DATENT AND -
i LAID sEINx-TwiNEs Of AAS
sizes; -
sEISE-LiNEs. al sizes and sorts
GILLIN6- EOPks, YAWklN6S, .-....
CORKS AVID CORKWoOD AZ factory pf's~s
NETS ASH MEETINGS. ON hand and naadeto or
der a. short notice. -, ~ srrvr
We arp elosiag out our ea'ire STOCK n n waes
| would H. we'll 10 make their selections nesriy -
possiols. l.. LiCHrENsrElN sVSs,
corner se' ~ Nc ian brand and impor,ers
| OF other brands. mn ss-"-
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LATEST FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
British Diplomatic Changes.

LONDON, AoriI lS.-lt i understood
that sir A. Il. Paget, at present BrItlsn am
bassadOr at Rome, will succeed LORD Dlli'
FERN AT st. Petersburg, and that irAusten
II. Layard wiz succeed Sir 4. Il. Paget.
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PREMATURE Loss OF TIE HAIR may he en-
ufeiy prevented by the use OF Burnetts Co
e0aine.
hensekeepers should insist upon obtain
ing Buineips Fiayoring Extracts. They
are the bet.
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COMM ERCIAI.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
Yesterday being Easter Monday, the Richmond
Grain Exchange was closed.
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OrEN AGAIN s2e
EVERYTHING NEW. SNs*s
ENTIRELY REMODELLED.
NOW THE
LEADING MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
OF RICHMOND.
wob.0 leaye 70 announce 10 the public that we
arc NOW omen and In full operation as our WELL
known establishment,
523 BROAD STREET.
We claim now to carry the largest assortment OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
,,v,vbere south of New York deyoting three entire
doors exclusively 70 these branche-. We con'ehu
,h,, our goods this season will surpass IN point OF
he,ptv and ELEGANCE everything IN this city, at
nrlce, that will come within the reach Of al.
ORR GRAND SPRING OPENING
OF
PATTERN BONNETS AND ROUND HAlS
TAKES PLACE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
APRIL 10 AND 10, 1881,
,.h., ,,a will exhibit all the leading London aud
par,sian yes and Il number Of patterns PECULIAR,
our OWN. which promise to be very popular.
We also make special display Of
RICH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,
RIBBONS,
LACES,
TRIMMINGS. and
GENERAL FANCY GOODS.
WOLEORD & sHILBERG,
523 Broad street,
-. between Filth and sixth.
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PARIS, April 1S.-Jean Didier Baze, an
eminent politician and advocate, and a lie
member OF the Senate and questor OF that
bodv il dead
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MACHINERY.

observation-disclosures. DUAB.wAITs
Ill ERs, &C.. Ton torres. factories aud grNss
hans.s mad ard pmt I'D IN the beat manner ~
n""'e'' j. w CARNIVAL 4 ~.
N lam 1911 Cary sirtes .Riehmouas VI
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BeaconsReId's Condition
Death OF Distinguished Freedman.

LONDON, April ls.-The 10 z. NJ. bulletin
saws Lord Beaconsfeld was restless during
the day and his strength diminished.
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MIf.I.1NEkY.

HUTZLER BROTHERS, No. 90 sca22s
IL Broad street. proprietOrs of MRS, +. yEa4E
HUIZLER'S FASHIONABLE MILL 'NHEs
XEpy are Offering the handsOmest sock or MIL.
IiNEEY GOODS in the city. and ~ the very lowest
nrices Bargains in both TRIMMED and IN
TRIMMED GOODS. ciI Is sonclleu' n1o
SAILOR HATS at zoe. and upward ap ~
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LINE p,ASrHu. CEMHNr. &c.

LIME. PLASTER. CEMENT. dc.
NXPECTED DAILY, schooner Ella u.
Ia Barnes, with cargo Holman x, sendsle iN.
dr,uii C.tuent Direct from ftciorf, slse, schooner
c,..' q IjsiIock with cargo fresh Cseined fias-
d. for sale low II sm vessel. krssh Eocklani lime
t,.t eceIyed, !o< sale low from warehouse. hsn"-
fias'tr si0"A' ''' WARNER MOORE.
ap19 seventeenth stfex,, soaln s.ee -
snOsENDALE CEMENT"
Is75 barrels FRESH ROSESDALE CEMENT.
>. uasy4AS BRAND daily expected psr scnoonsr
Ysnt ee poodle, for sale iOs nom DOCK Dy
~ ~ ROrEar wENDSABCR6>
No. sos MisE and IL finss1ih stress.
aal7.1W
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Certificates Issued PAYABLE in sterling at the count
Inc.hoa.e Of Barring BROTHERS & CO., London
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the Monetary Conference.

eminent DOllllCidH anu oh'NNh''' N''N
member OF the Senate and questor OF tnat
body, is dead.
The Monetary Conference.
LONDON, April lS.-A dispatch 10 inc
Times from Paris says: 1t Is DOUBTFUL
whether the English and Italian delegates
will be present ut the commencement OF tue
monetary conference. \ few days ad'
journment will probably follow the lnaug'
ural speech Of NJ. Magnin, French Minister
oe Finance.
students Sentenced.
Sr. PETERsBURG, April 1S.-OG 20i s'i',
dents charged with violating the rules OIL
the university here Is were sentenced 10
expulsion, II TO remain under arrest iol
several days, 100 were reprimanded, ana ID
acquitted.
Onpositiou TO the Grecian Admins
tratiOn.
LONDON, April 1S.-A dispatch IRON
Athens to the Times says: An importan
demonstration against the policy OF the Gov
eminent has been made here under Inc au
spices OF the National League. The meetih
was quiet and orderly. The exclteren
| Is very deep and Increasing, but 1t Is SUI
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pressed and exists most strongly among the
better classes. The friends Of the ministry
try to alay IL by representing that the ques-
ton Is not settled, but public opinion &C.
cents the matter az beyond recall
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THOMAS l.. ALFRIEND, Agent,
No. 100 MAIN STREET.
Zap 19l
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r. Il. FULLER, President.

7. II. LORD, Secretary.
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Washington.

rHE SITUATION IN THE SENATE YESTERDAY ::
ANOTHER INTERESTING DEBATE, particle.
rATED IN BY MEssRs. SALISBURY, BECK,
BROWN, AND OTHERS; "NR. RIDDLEBER.
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Mr.. Ward lias completed his series of "Tle
English Poets; Selections, with Critical lii
1rndnctto,ls by Various Writers, AMI t;eii-
crai Introduction by Matthew Arnold" We
have received the third and fourth volumes,
Nl,l they fully justify Il repetition Ut The
praise bestowed Npo.t tho first two mt tllo
tlMN of their appearances. So fur NJ we kl1nw,
no other work can compare with this Dtle,
flUtt certainly no other utferS such scholarly
criticisms. III fact. the writer's are author
tiles and The selections nlade BY TIC cdltor
tic several pvets. Tie third volume covers
tho ghteenth century ;tlle fourth 6cginswItl.
Wordsworth and goes down ~ D0bril. They
cnnsain articles BY NJ. Matthew Arl,ald on
Taylor, OH Its old frten.I, Soitllry, AMI oil
l:ogers nnd Campbell; By Lord llolg!l!on,
q, itair!at; by Mr. SwI1ourne. o;t T., Collins;
OH Byron: by III. i. W. il. Myers, on SIleI.
Icy; by Mr. Edmund ". Gosse, OIL Moore
n1pl Or, various others: by Mr. Cnnytis Cnrr.
9n Dnks: by Mr. Aufti!t ; Dobs9n, ,,. III Fr9}r, r.
Mr.. Georgc Saimtsbury, nnl Thomson ,a'itl
othars; by Mr.. TlM!odNre Waits, iii Chatter
tni,; by Dr. Joh'l Suryicc. oil, Ferguson aiHl
Burns. Allan Ramsay md other Scotch
writer's l.ays bsS'' im,rus.Sd , to proa. W'lia,.l
ward Ddwden; Mrs. Browning to Atr. ": r.
Arnold. niltf sOlne other pUetesses 10 Miss
Mary Kah!,lsol. The edit0r llas dealt with
COWper A!stl Clnt,gIi md snine minor eight
cpntll century poets. 1t ~ the tWst substl-
tntc for complete set Of the poets yet pub
lisntxt.
published il New York by Macmillan &