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This page is primarily **advertising**, not a satirical cartoon. It's page 14 of Judge magazine and consists almost entirely of hotel listings and business advertisements from the late 19th century. The content includes: - **Leading hotels** across major American cities (New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, etc.) - **Business index** listings for services like mosaics, printing, real estate, sporting goods, and pianos - **Ridley's department store** advertisement (Grand Street, New York) promoting fall novelties in fabrics, millinery, suits, furs, and underwear The page reflects the commercial nature of Judge—beyond its satirical cartoons, the magazine carried substantial advertising revenue. The hotel listings suggest Judge's readership included wealthy travelers, while the fine goods advertised (French velvets, fur garments, tailored suits) targeted an affluent audience. **No political satire or notable cartoons appear on this page.**

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414 JUDGE LEADING HOTELS. | LEADING HOTELS. NEW YORK CITY. | PHILADELPHIA, Pa. BREVOORT HOUSE, FIFTH AvexvE (near Washington square) EW YORK. O. B. Lippy, - - GEDNEY HOUSE, BRUADWAY and 40TH STREET, N. Y. EUROPEAN PLAN. Rooms $1 per day and upwards, GLENHAM HOTEL, Proprietor. DerontTe GHAND CENTRAL DEPOT, Rooms from Ge ROSSMORE HOTEL, BROADWAY, METWEES 4ST ANY 20 STREETA, European and American Plans Geo. T. Putxey & Co., Propri sTURtEVANT HOU: UNION SQUARE. HOTEL & HOTEL DAM. UNION SQUARE and L5TH ST. European Plan. Dam & De Revere, Proprietors. PLACE, JERSEY CITY, uropean Plan. G. B. Dr F BOSTON. THE VENDOME. COMMONWEALTH AVE. & DARTMOUTH ST... BOSTON, MASS. C,H, Grresteay & Co., Proprietors ALB. nN. ¥. STANWIX HALL, A’ N, Y. ERE, Prop. plete in all ite ap tse ‘Two minutes’ walk from all depots C. QUACKENBUSH, - Manager. KEELER'S HOTEL, Band 2 Maren Laxe, AL N.Y. THE POWERS HOTEL. Absolutely proof. Only. first- in the city & Saxcer, Propri UTICA, N.Y. BAGG'S HOTEL. House, Richfleld, Springs ti Yor East Utica. ors. Sprin U Bagg’s Hotel fen Farm T. KR. PROCTOR. ST. JAMES HOTEL, Unica, New York R. M. SMITH, Proprietor. POUGHKEEPSIE, N, Y. NELSON HOUSE, 26 to 31 Market Street. N HOUSE ANY! reet, opposite Market Street. _H.N. Bats, Proprietor, SYRACU N.Y. VANDERBILT HOUS ‘The Leading Hotel in the City. PB. Braytoy, ~~ Propri WORCESTER, Mass. BAY STATE HOUSE, American Plan. SHEPARD, Proprietor. N W. L. P . | Collected. COLONNADE HOTEL, Cusrrsoy Sraxer, ooreer Yorrexs?a, Ove Mock from Pranyivania RR Station. Mae BO PE a 0. R CRUMP, BALTIMORE, Md. ERT, HOTEL RI Lingety ab Saratooa Sta, Batrinone, | First-class in Every Respect. European Plan. ERT, Proprietor, NARRAGANSETT HOTEL, American Plan Prop. LELAND HOTEL. Best locality in the ci Michigan Avenue and Jackson Street View overlooking the lake is un- surpassed. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, THE FLORIDA, St. Augustine, Fla. Open Dee. to April Cuantes F, Beck, Proprictor. “BUSINESS INDEX. | Jepor endomes the following houses ax worthy of the patronage of parties visiting the | city oF wishing to transact business by mail. | Belcher Mosaic Gasss 12 Fifth Avenue, Manufacturers of H. P, BELCHER METALLO- MOSAICS. To be had through any Decorator oF Architect. Bookseller and Station F. E. GRANT, 7 Westiat Street, New York When calling please aak to sce Mr. Grant, Bulbs, Seeds and Plants, Park Riding demy. xp orm SRK, The largest and most complete establish. ment of its kind in this country. Send for clr. ~~ Centrat A i CEROLE, The only Oil Preparation and Leather Preservative in existence. For Sale in First class Shor Establishinents, The Best Assortment of PISTOLS, FISHING TALKLE AND SPUKTING GOODS, ISt Bowery ‘corner Delaney street R, AMMUNITH OPTICIANS, GALL & LEMBKE, 21 Valon Square PIANOS, SOHMER & CO., 19 Fast Fourteenth Street. ~ Printing Establishment, DAVID H. GILDERSLEEVE, 45-51 Rose Street, New York. (Printer of Jepar.) Real Estate and Insurance. T. B. ROBERTSON, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. 661 ‘Avenue, bet. eth and Suth Sts, New Telephone, 1078-20th. property De ci 4 Country okt and exchanged. Rents Trunks, Traveling Bags, — CROUCH & FITZGERALD, And Articles for Travelers Use. 1 Cortlandt cor, Broadway: 836 Broadway, below t.: 723 Sixth Avenue, below 421 St., Grand Street, Wew Work. FALL NOVELTIES AT LOWEST PRICES. The greatest advantage we possess over many would-be competitors is that we own and personally control all stocks in our entire establish- nent, and do not, like many other large houses, rent any portion of our space to any dealer whatsoever. PRICES THROUGHOUT our entire establishment are the lowest to be found in this or neighboring cities. Fall Novelties IN SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES AND WOOLEN STUFFS. Dress Goods. Fine French large plaid combinations, with fancy plush block: a yard; plain goods to match $1.25 a yard. jofine French velvet combinations, 225. 50-inch all-wool French tricots, 98c.; 42-inch fine all-wool French foul 42-inch all-wool French VELVETS. 150 pieces novelty stripe silk velvets. In all the leading combinations, worth $1.25a yard., 48 MILLINERY. abinations, colors and shapes. hats, hatter’s and moleskin plush. }o match dress goods for ladies and Trimmed Silinery in our Miliner* Parlor which is the largest and most elaborately furnished stock in this city. Ladies’ fine pattern hats and bonnets, all latest trimmed. LADIES’ SUITS AND WRAPS. Ladies’ suits and wraps, jackets and newmarkets, in all styles of cloth plushes, silks and velvet: from $15.00 to $35.00. Fine beaded plush wra English tailor-made jackets, in plain cloth or checks, at $3.90, $4.90; worth $6.00 to $7.50, Seal plush sacques, $18.75; worth $25.00, Striped or check cloth newmarkets, hood or cape, $6.50. FuUnRsS. LARGE DISPLAY OF FUR GARMENTS, well selected by experienced furriers and at very low prices. AN EXAMINATION INVITED. Fine Alaska seal newmarkets, dolmans, wraps and jackets. Fur-lined circulars, dolmans and wraps, muffs, boas, fur robes and mats, fur trimmings, seal caps and gloves. tradies’ Underwear. JERSEY FITTING. RIBBED ZEPHYR AND CASHMERE UNDERWEAR, BOTH DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED. Ladics’ zephyr vests (seamless) white, pink, light blue aiid cardinal, at at $1.85 yard; plain to. match, ; worth $1, Untrim Extra fine French and English Silk felt and cloth hats, in all colors misses, iner qualities, tipped with contrasting colors, at 79. eac Cashmere ribbed undervests, in plain colors, at 89c. each, JERSHYS. SPECIAL AND LIMITED LOT. Ladies’ boucle jerseys in black, navy, seal, garnet and fancy mixtures, good quality of worsted, sizes 32 to 42, at 49c each. For samples of silk and woolen dress goods, from the very lowest to the highest grades, for fancy needlework materials, for information about anything for wear for wife, husband or children, for facts about house- furnishing goods, and, in fact, for whatever is needed for wife, husband or child, write for sample copy of Ridley’s fashion magazine. Ridley’s Designer, per copy. will be found useful and instructive to millions, contain- ing, as it does, 40 to 50 illustrations of pattern hats and bonnets. EDW’D RIDLEY & SONS, 309, 311, 311 1-2 to 321 Grand St., 56 to 70 Allen, 59 to 65 Orchard St. comicbooks.com