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The main cartoon, titled "Beauty Is a Joy Forever," depicts two poorly dressed men examining what appears to be a statue or bust. The caption attributes dialogue to "Old Amos Hitchcock" (a photographer) and "Country Photographer," making crude jokes about the sculpture's proportions and suggesting they'd "pay for it" if it were real. The surrounding text consists of brief satirical commentary on various topics: a florist advertising fake plants, a western critic's term "sudden puzzle," Richard Mansfield's theatrical suggestions, and anecdotes about odd laws and personalities. Without clearer historical context, the specific figures and events referenced are difficult to identify precisely. The humor relies on period-appropriate vulgarity and social commentary typical of 1890s American satirical magazines.

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PUBLISHED ONCE 4 WEEK AT THE JUDGE BUILDING. Terms to Subscribers. UNITED STATES AMD CANADA TH ADVAMcR. One copy, one year. or 52 numbers = $5.00 One copy, six months, or 26 num! FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS — To all ‘countries in the postal union, $6.00 Wasrenn Omice—Henry Bri _ Bunoraan satas Chancery lane, Lond i ‘change, Maina, CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK. (27 Circulation larger than any other cartoon weekly Ia the world. hein Ea NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS.—The contents of Juocs are protected by copyright in iy an both the United Si 1d Great Britain, Infringement of this copyright will be prompt vigorously prosec CONTRIBUTORS must iaclose a stamped and self-addressed envelope with all manuscripts, otherwise retura of the latter when found unavallable cannot be guar- anteed. A WOMAN of axe-ion—Carrie Nation. AT THE Tammany beefsteak dinner the braves would have nothing but Tenderloin steaks, . i] ie il i Ay tt i My yt tt ih ul th Ul \ If yi WHY ARE DRAMATIC CRITICS? LEMOINNIER of the Paris Jatin declares that the whole duty of a dramatic critic is to give to the public, not his own private opinion of a play and its performance, but the opinion of the audience. One or two New York editors have this same idea; but it is wrong, or else the box-office is the sole criterion, ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES ANOTHER. HAMILTON'S inauguration cartoon speaks for itself, as a good cartoon ought todo. Well, it has a happy subject. This is a full dinner- pail inauguration, and the contented smile upon the face of the chief who in triumph advances honestly reflects the general expression of this whole broad land. JUDGE is in the procession, too, and hopes to keep nght along with it for at least four years more. EARLY AND OFTEN. EX-SHERIFF JAMES O'BRIEN charges that in 1865 Richard Croker was the head of a gang of repeaters and voted fourteen times in one day for William J. Lynan, who was running for constable. Mr. Lynan himself says the ex-sheriff_ is in error—that it was seventeen times, instead of fourteen, that Croker voted for him that day. And yet some people have accused old “ Dick” of shirking his duty as an American citizen. A BAD EXAMPLE FOR TUSKEGEE. HILIP V. FITHIAN, whose journal of colonial times has just been published, was a student at Princeton college in 1772, when he wrote home from that seat of learning as follows: “Tam sorry that I may inform you, that two of our Memibers were ex- pelled from the Col- MT Ny! i tay ti HN \ THAT FLORIST who is advertis ing “rubber-plants for bath- rooms" should pause and reflect a mo- ment, SER has been the cure at Vichy, and writes home to the boys that he is feeling fine and vicious. N°. EVANGE LINE; our“Stan- laws Girl” pictures are neither crayon, pastel, nor wash. They are Pen-rhyn drawings. THE UNPRECE- DE D ic which blocked up New York harbor last week was regarded by our mayor as something like a personal affront. BEAUTY IS A Op Amos Hrtciur—" Jim, T've fetched CouNtRY PHOTOGRAPHER—"All right. OLp Amos Hrrenvur [8 OLD MADRID martial law has been proclaimed by our old Havana friend, General Weyler, who is riding about on horseback with the plan of a coup d'état in his inside pocket. $s A SODDEN FUZZLE™ is what a western critic once called a certain literary celel We don’t know what sodden fuzzle means, but the present United States minister to China is it. RICHARD MANSFIELD offers the very pertinent suggestion that Mr. Carnegie should lop off a few libraries from his list of benefactions and endow a theatre “ which should be all that men of artistic hopes have longed for and aspired to create.” INISTER WU (whose own birthday anniversary falls somewhere about Saint Patrick's day) says that although Washington, Lincoln and Li Hung Chang were born in February, it does not follow that alt men born in other months are bad. . James GANNON, who has been in jail six years at Scranton, Pennsyl- nia, for contempt of court, complains bitterly because the authorities are trying to drag him out and set him at liberty. He says if they do that he will get some dynamite and a kit of burglar’s tools and break into jail ain ep. the hull full length, lege yesterday : not for Drunkenness, nor Fighting, nor for Swearing, nor Sab- bath- Breaking; But they were sent from this Seminary, where the greatest Pains and Care are taken to cul- tivate and encourage Decency, & Honesty. & Honour, for stealing Hens! Shameful, mean, unmanly Con- duct!" But this was a long time ago, and old residents at Princeton assure us that a dis- tinct improvement is discernible there with- in the century or so. CHICAGO'S GREATNESS. se] SHALL NOT LEAVE until I have seen what makes Chicago so great,” de- clared Madame Sarah Bernhardt on the occasion of her recent visit to the city of wind. What was it she wished to see? Was it Mayor Carter Harrison? Was it the university—the Chicago river—the saloon of Bath- house John, the poet alderman, author of “Dear midnight of love" Heinege Budler’s—or Cyrano de Cornville Gross, without whose aid Rostand couldn't have written a thing? No; none of these wonders, nor all of them combined, were regarded by the illustrious tragedienne as being the true source of Chicago's greatness. wave of the hand, “ Drive me to ze stoc fast JOY FOREVER. my new wife up fer to have her pictur’ took.” Full length or bust?" If the machine busts I'll pay fer it.” he simply sai yards !"" , with an imperious NAPOLEON IN AN ASH-BARREL. PREPOSTEROUS at first sight seemed the recent news paragraph to the effect that a cast from the original death mask of Napoleon Bona- parte, taken at St. Helena, had been rescued from an ash-barrel in Plain- field, New Jersey. Yet such was the literal fact. ‘The identity of the mask is clearly established and accounted for by its having been at one time in the private art-collection of the late Mr. Spooner, to whom it had descended directly from Jerome Bonaparte, brother of the great Napoleon,,and who, as every one knows, was for some years a resident of New Jers is a pretty close call to actual exemplitication of Shakespeare's couplet : Here famous ~ Imperiat Cxrsar, dead and turned to clay. May stop a hole to keep the wind away.” comicbooks.com