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THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO, 36 North Moore Street, N.Y. CE TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. oa PUBLISILED Aiitre Tie Jeoue Prauianixa Co,, 34 a8) NOTICE tribators fines pat tbeir vate sent to ms (wabyect to A WEEK 134 North Moore St. N. 7. Starops &h wri tte tows, ame weil adatre A Caricature, Indeed! Ni apprecia Ie Js snre to he w J Witt Ta one excepting feeli What » ver int saint munity - in the * Sore In Brooklyn the poster Tabe ant works prodaced by a trampled in the dust by an nt Christi Morris, whose at Mr Tatm: Muste Howson’s etfront Fon the stage of the Ex-Jadge Morris Manager MeCanll for eros way offered to appe Ht a retaine Distriet Attorney Catlin, the Mr carteature would i cature of t hied Brooklyn andie We believe pt th at gymnast hat oar readers jt we b se Brookly to helleve that reaily'a caricature after al Howson as that geath doubtless agree with us raya much ally is. If we ol Mr, How state as muc cbure! Mr. as the a we hesitat appe hai clared that in. th rly a caricature of te anis of the Bijou Opera | Why He Didn Rerorns that Mr. Willian HL family were to start the continent to San Fr: lished in newspapers every when tha this trip was to be made 1 heads of Europe affect A train of cars of ship was. made up, and the © ench as the landlord of a Fifth av suggest oF crow Every prec: the dit! Small t the cars were to pass telegraph operators or awltchmen were to Irement, mi te sachs a Brooklynite can e city hn Howson's caneatare makes icking the renowned gymnast of th cle have aroused deep indignation, and the 1s Deen devoted to dee begged Mr. Another eminent CI ified the refory, forces! t that Mr we believe, of that w Yorkers may laugh at { Brooklyn. Here of the Rev. T. De thousands wenting Mr. th ra 3 rep 5 voklyn ith atragedd people Ex-Jud rapher have been That Samuel Ge of was hizhly incensed to caricature Mr, Brooklyn Academy of Talmaze to Tibet, atid it for Mr. Talma sual with- aman. forsake treat was de. his cari- ora will be hi respect for the clerszy carie almae bebold M ents him, and ti Howson ma isomer man thi the Pp and have then To in the Tabernacte t Go West Vanderbilt this week npon a trip, nel bis ine aneiseo have heen pat Tt was un st ch hob-nobbing with nificent workman- the whe ma conveniences were to be | enn antion was to be take ver which work of be placed own men were to be | Inti walace only mi th THE JUDGE. spectors of bridge or trestle-work were to the Vanderbilt party, in order that everythin line of servi I be properly examined. The common herd at kept at a respectful distance by special officers of the nd the conntry through which the train would wa Was Uy Ine ransacked! for Its choicest proc ol. Under ths manaemeat of Mr. Chaun sto Mr. Vanderbilt like a the Vanbe ompany in their she railway stations was to be day be dl for the energetic iets culinary departe and | M. Depew brother, through t party was to have rare the country. Just as the ow with scriptions nts, the public de hy no less a Vanderbilt himself. that the trip veral months in conseqnence | who stic thick and thin opportunities of y newsp: nto of Mr. Depew's pre win, pers U arming minary arrans was startled by the announcement, personage than Mr. bad been postponed of the weather, of the » Albany work, A rather | and tine peww's presen ime en and surpris! Mr. De terrible blows might be struck at the Every member of the Lezistatnre is on term with Mr. Depew, we ar no fear that telexraphie ev eat statesm point on the ronte p The Kidnap) athet into Me i *tohl that his curly Is upon the frett ble rumors reached th rbilt palace. It kidnappers bad szathered in the great Railroad King was t of prodigions di a. it w at Mr politicians were of intimacy Ar. De tion hetsee shut off we what nth at awful w Vanderbilt's nt upline Terri+ 3 of the Van- ta Gand of would « Western wikls, and that and held fora locks st erect ast 1 po innermost ree ack in his inud-pie di William 1. had read of kid deed terror strickeu at the + on Staten Islancl ping, and be was in mention of such de uf perate peor He imagined him: at the merey. of nbers of the dof I by raffians «le Ith, and threatening that b Tie mou en even more to be drew New York Legislature, or the He pictared himself he men. bis e is Ww live’ the life turned over to th all that trans “Shai 1 hermit tailis, unless he m, their heirs and as forvver, tion of his property which mizht he quickly ped into lawful mo United sof C e from the in Ded and shivered, ey of the tes, 1 mon. n be turned wed Mr, | $ for the trip Then be breathed like arch, “sav Jnappers.” Th ov At dawn be sumu Depew, and is Jered that preparat should be itinnel. nee man. Now that hi that be was fright tof his trip by and in justice to Mr, Vanderbilt we sive tit of bis jes the truth of th kid nial hat the tripe wats post pos in consequence itn A New Voting Scheme A wewpen of the Connecticut General Assembly. has introduced a bill requiring every man to rv hat from his head wh p This see ove his iting his ballot at any fon, ns about the respectful thing to the ballot ba bill quite far enoush voice of the people.” Ge. the Fried th n’s hat from his at the gentleman hasn't ¢ ere removal of am u when the voter comes 4 his three dollars for vot nd we wonkd y. with his ballot in his hand. ¢ the same in his pocket his drink in bis stomach, his cigar in his month and the very want in his mind. He a silk hat " nt te y incase) in tion of voting a: he should he should have on his head biled * shirt that more respeetfal to the box. on his feet a pair of p ther dress- pamps, and the rest of his anal and carry a spring ov 1 in white kids chew or swear 4 comport b tn his best el ve. his hands incas amok phe polpit, « nig ore the © Fike minis thee when | ladies won't best girl, or music. This sI hat, a dram major at the he: 1 of « band of ching up to the bos, with a ond-hand pair of shoes, a an unwa old bunsest dirty 1 borribly mith ful of plag-tohacco, of his + other shirt J care titi y-made clot juice, a part of whieh ‘dr math as b ols ont of the con holts a swelling fivecenter In th corner of his eapactons maw, and "Ista Feyer-ifeye -wanl look on his classic f La don’t hall ‘ote air abwut not comdace to the Loneness of the ballot centleman from Connecticut has Let the ball 1 purified. out say oe: the Lat the voter he respected a aught manners of easy srw hat off to the drawing er would in wud then, —well then, the objection to having the ela! lot urged, because they wonld feel perfectly at « when voting, Let Them Spar in Alaska Mayon sporting Eames, it seems " Ile nionahip of puzitistic 4 shin society has evidently never reve men, It his eventful earoer he has never wit n exhibition —* Wot,” Me, Jem Mace, the illus Ty gentioman likes. childlike faith in the verscity of Honor was let to believe that the Lto take place: hast Monday even 0 Square Gare the comp that durin, en is sailed a <parrin trieas pas’ In bis in Herald rey bil 1 the Mad ni cht. The Hon, Henry Bergh, whe is almost a= suileless as the Mayor, created havee with the feelnes of law-abiding to his Il noune in was to bea prize itizens, hy aldressing a piteous app Jr. besuing him te prohibit the | With the information and from Met Justitiesl in alarming the petiee The heads of this dep prize-fight had not heen arran, gained trot . the Mayor felt lepartinent of this ¢ callesl exhibition. Herald reporters rinent in vain protested! th od for Mo They fairly wept when his Honor be: Ie should be her lay evenings a1 to dis with the of this pyro sparring mn recorded that uo citizen f beholding lis Ls more xhibition ber he hand mizhty coninis: Ne The May that the performance should be nippet in the bud, stl e opened on Monday aptain Wilhams ul nipped Mr, Mace and his New Zealand giant. The reat of the sad story is well known in un 9 un munity of bankers: brokers theoloxy ka, newabors, pickpockets. | are. to offer ing serve tie inake than a member of the police de parti wh be ah sioner or an humble patrolman. ot insisted nized nerchanta, police oiticers law snd medicine, pe ders, boothl and hank Ever 1 apo an ready ankind py. Thy Jove gently tie Alazka shoal: be farther ¢ Is of y art by the adjnstmen the pagilist’s har Sullivan might wht be made apont variey Mr, with skates, IM thns and Mr. Jem Mace might add to the hor: mony of the oceasion by playing favorite airs uj t-loved Violin, Then Mr. Bergh, with his prot snd is warrants:for the arrest of the puzilists. would appeal in vain for cessation of hostilities ne the habitabl and sport rejoice SUPBRASSU ATED jokes: the CI and Trade Mark are on A well-known agvians that Mark Twin and t trying to convine Hartos to th subaerip AtEY postmaster: Hat off Tur slaver of th always to the Americana remarked, h A yocsa lawyer at Was sane by the too freqaent use of q ried in his pocket, Should effected his pocket n became partially in nine, which he ear comicbooks.com