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250. works (1864), and of various plays of Shakspere. Gilder (gil'der), Richard Watson. Born at Bordentown, N. J., Feb. 8, 1844. An American poet and editor. He became connected with "Scribner's Monthly " in 1870, and became editor-in-chief of "The Century" magazine in 1881. His poems are included in 5 volumes: "The New Day" (1875), "The Celestial Pa ion" (1887), "Lyrics" (1885 and 1887), "Two Worlds, and Other Poems" (1891), "The Great Remembrance, and Other Poems" (1893). "The Poet and his Master" appeared in 1878, but its contents are included in the later Gilflory (gil-flo'ri), Mrs. General. In B. E. Woolf's play "The Mighty Dollar," good-na- Aug. 16, 1838: died at Morris town, N. J., Feb. 5, 1900. An American journalist and Arctic traveler, brother of R. W. Gilder. He went with Schwatka 1878-80 on his Arctic expedition, and later explored the Lena delta. He published "Schwatka's Search" (1881), "Ice-Pack and Tundra" (1883). Gilderoy (gil'de-roi). A notorious freebooter in Perth shire. His real name was said to be Patrick of the clan Gregor. He was hanged July, 1638, with five of his gang, after a career of barbarous harrying and outrage. atrocious French. Gilgal (gil'gal). In biblical geography, the name of various places in Palestine. The most important was situated in the plain of Jordan 3 miles east of the ancient Jericho: the modern Tel Jiljulieh.