Judge — 1888 — page 32: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a straightforward advertisement rather than a political cartoon. The page announces that Judge Publishing Company has relocated to the Potter Building in New York City. The image is an architectural illustration of the Potter Building itself—a substantial multi-story office building with ornate Victorian-era design, featuring multiple windows, decorative stonework, and a prominent roofline with spires. The "Chestnuts from Judge" header refers to the magazine's content, but this particular page serves purely as a relocation notice. There is no satire, caricature, or political commentary present. It's simply promotional material informing readers of the company's new address at Park Row and Beekman Street in Manhattan.