Judge — August 12, 1882 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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YY Yi YUE U/ Yj Pic Yy 5 Y 7 Can that Le Charlie? | AT the time ex-Alderman James Dunn Brookiyn, was tried for | upon ex-District Attoney | scarcely over a year ago, it was said for Mr. | Dunne that he was trying to lead a quiet, re- | speetable life (he was once a pugilist), and that | | felonious ult juel D. Me he was endeavoring to win a good name for the He had been stung by the taunts of Mr. Morris, and had been unable to control him when he met that gentleman, t influence was brought to bear in favor of Mr. Dunne at the trial, and he escaped punishment. In Mr, Harry Hill's Theater the otherevening Mr. Dunne produced $1,000, and offered to back himself in a fight without gloves, and according to the latest rules of the London Prize Ring, with either Mr. Sullivan or Mr. Wilson, at any place cither might name. The backers of these men took Mr. | Dunne's challenge under advisement, and have | not yet given him a reply. Does Mr. Dunne consider prize-fighting a respectable business? and, by the way, where is District Attorney John McKeon while the air is filled with | challenges between pugilists? sake of his children, WHEN you strike a country where all the women wear short hair and the men wear their locks long, you will find a spot where missionaries are ly needed, although such thing as a bank embezzler or a life insur- | ance receiver may be unknown. Warrare out of place: A naval battle in the Pacific. It looks some bike ot| TE, GT UY eS Yaa y is 7 AY Scermnnermver MAIDEN CURIOSITY. Or Rich— Alouzo, Wire duck and picnic grass make a very tine pair of Oscar Wilde pantaloons. Mr. J. L. SULLIVAN is not one of the con- quered philosophe Foxc.ove is Tug Wilson's favorite posy. Iy Wyoming the lake of plain soda; but the neighbors import their brain food from Henry Watterson’s own blue-grass State of Kentucky. Soe of the Japanese teach that people who die become cats, and for two weeks prowl around houses, never sereech on our back fence. furniture on tick should imself with a time-table. A Stowx chief is called One Horn. He is the man who was chosen at the eleventh hour. Tue English ected as if they wer had too much Bey rum, ptians Probably they Whew you are in Rome be as romantic as the Romans are. Tataack is now in North Carolina, where the largest watermelons grow. Heis endeay- oring to find a slice big enough to fit his mouth and keep it cool, We hope that Robeson will | | Many a losing mare can make a successful are guarded, Alas! no, it was only Gus, but he broke her fall just as well as though he had teen | Richard. Mr. GLapstoxe must be saved from a sination, so he is guarded wherever he goes, and even so far as the interior of the church. His very remarks in the House of Commons as. Tur new, namb England, in assum colors, el the old for the pamby philosophers of what they eall Gre Waxtox, the “plung feted. ought to be surf Biow1xe does not always. it te merit | whinner, Twas ty in the gal y theater, A good-na- tured hoodlum came in with a rough con- panion, and pointing to me said to the usher: ‘an't that feller shove over, and let this gentleman sit down?” | lery of a Si AT some of the popular resorts where yen- tlemen pay, nothing is charged for the ladies, although they belong to the fare sex. Tue Governor of Ohio loves Arthur asa sort of Foster brother. TeNNYsoN is not altogether a man; yet he is joined to his idyls. religious comicbooks.com