MELISH, WILLIAM B. The Ladies 825 MILES, NELSON APPLETON The Spanish-American War 831 MILLER, SAMUEL FREEMAN Federal Judges 834 MORLEY, JOHN Literature and Politics 838 MOTLEY, JOHN LOTHROP The Poets' Corner 842 NEWMAN, JOHN PHILIP Commerce 845 NORTON, CHARLES ELIOT Castles in Spain 850 OGLESBY, RICHARD The Royal Corn 853 O'REILLY, JOHN BOYLE Moore, the Bard of Erin 856 _ILLUSTRATIONS_ VOLUME II "JUSTICE" _Frontispiece_ Photo-engraving in colors after an original painting by George W. Maynard HENRY WOODFIN GRADY 534 Photogravure after a photograph from life OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES 625 Photogravure after a photograph from life ROBERT GREEN INGERSOLL 672 Photogravure after a photograph from life MENU CARD 676 Photogravure after a design by Thompson Willing FANEUIL HALL 723 Photogravure after a photograph "PATRIOTISM" 815 Photo-engraving in colors after an original painting by George W. Maynard GEORGE CARY EGGLESTON SOUTHERN LITERATURE [Speech of George Cary Eggleston at the first annual banquet of the New York Southern Society, February 22, 1887. Algernon Sidney Sullivan, President of the Society, was in the chair. In introducing the speaker Mr. Sullivan said: "We want to hear a word about 'Southern Literature,' and we will now call upon Mr. George Cary Eggleston to respond to that sentiment."] MR. PRESIDENT:--I have cheered myself so hoarse that I do not think I can make a speech at all. I will say a word or two if my voice holds out. It is patriotically hoarse.