Judge — July 16, 1887 — page 9: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cartoon depicts a bullfighting scene with spectators in period dress watching from stands. The caption "He'll know better next time" suggests a satirical comment on a failed or mistaken action with consequences. The figures in the foreground wear elaborate military uniforms and decorative regalia, indicating they are likely political or military leaders. The bullfighting setting appears metaphorical—possibly commenting on diplomatic or political conflict being handled poorly or recklessly. Without knowing the specific publication date, the exact identities remain unclear, but the satire seems to mock those in power for their missteps, implying they faced predictable consequences for choosing the "wrong" approach, much like a matador might face a bull unprepared.