Judge — July 22, 1893 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page The main cartoon, titled "AN OUT-LATE VIEW," shows two figures—one in formal dress (top hat and tails) and another in working-class clothing—examining what appears to be a dilapidated house. The dialogue reads: "Haven—'That's my new house, sure, but (he) I didn't notice it was so strictly knocked (He). It's not safe.'" This satirizes the poor housing conditions of the era, likely critiquing either slumlord practices or inadequate working-class housing. The contrast between the well-dressed observer and the modest dwelling suggests commentary on class inequality and unsafe living standards. The page also contains brief satirical notes on various political and social topics, including references to governance, marriage, and civic matters typical of Judge's editorial commentary on American politics and society.