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This page is primarily an **advertisement and business directory** rather than a political cartoon. The main content describes Judge magazine's fundraising effort for the Grant Monument (Ulysses S. Grant's tomb). The "Second Prize Offering" is a contest where readers submit lists of eleven names of popular living Americans for 50 cents; half proceeds support the Grant Monument Fund. Winners receive cash prizes based on how many "popular" names they correctly predict. The bottom portion contains a **felt tooth brush advertisement** promoting its advantages over traditional bristle brushes, and an extensive **hotel and business directory** for New York City, Boston, and Jersey City establishments. There is **no apparent political cartoon or satirical commentary** on this page—it's functional commercial content demonstrating how 19th-century magazines mixed editorial contests with advertising to generate revenue while supporting charitable causes.

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The “ Judge’s " Second Prize Offering 1X BEMALY OF THE Grant Monument Fund. In spite of its more or less complicated character, the Jeoor 8 Grand Word ff nd intelligent workers for the ete aPwelled the total previously ‘received through the Grst Monument Committee by the contribution of a died cick, aa han te adaton dirbled 300 among cient | Saft and bapp workers as a reward for their Bhor and ingenuity. tetin Mich every, schol child‘can engage and sand an ai chanee with older competitors tery person who, in conformance with governing rules. | Ayame rant Fund 0 | ‘lock noe), 3 ising men fo ‘America will be entitled to participate Mest. The money thus received will be appropriated will be p the six competitors having | ost popular men as indicated by a | sent in, The contest i, in fact, | cntaining the greater name of the ele tive most poplar by. mmajority-of all the Taceesstul prize papers nminitude of the prizes will ¢ ‘egeived, or. tn other words, ra The names and contributions of competitors: will [Etcknowledged (ane the progress of the fend shown) fom teekto week inJUooe. Governing rulesin this weekes coo Sreirculara maiied on ‘Resquesta for copies tf must be eco Add) Fund PUBLISHING Co., rk Row, New York City. NING RULES. Each competitive pape contain eleven names of liv U.S. of Canadian mal tewritten in Ink or typewrite of the paper only, it be preceded or accompanied by a remittance of 60 ity in registering name and contribution (in advance will be one factor to the atvantage of competitors ‘bere twoor more lists have same number of winning names pf mailing: that privileged to. do so upoo an additional is, and will be given the benefit of the lists compiled of obtained by other means than through one's own efforts or the awistance which may teriulered by immediate relatives or friends, are not per- mivable. Saves must be written in their alphabetical onter, com mencing with first letter of surname, ine, James ind Groves Jepoe guarantees that the first or ‘leading competitor will revive at the very lowest figure $400. in case of Lies, any one or more of the six seperate awards ions will be distributed pro rata, asthe occurrence of ymanunicatgons open until June 13th, 18, 12o'clock noon. lock P. M.. of Tuesday May 10th., the following nal ‘Sttneripuoas to Judges Grant Fund have bec ‘Ayres Robt Honias Miss | trib Sect'y) Owl Club" se my name in doing so if itis necessary. Respectfully, J.P. MURPHY. jenexeo, Livingston Co.. Jad to distefbute a package of yeurcirani Pu you will forward them to me’ at the above ad- punkirk Twill be garculars fa Respectfully ete OTTO KELSEY The Jv-oor, of New York, has instituted its second prize riog in behalf of the Grant monument fund—a contest in Sbich ever Anyone sending fifty cents and * of the most popular living “Americans will drawings. One halt the Shout seat wil bo credited te the Grant Pana. Phe sence 's the inst popular paper of its class in America and everyone ten cents for a sample copy and take part in the eter offer Creston, I. Every Sumlay Morning. ' FELT TOOTH BRUSH. Tanto rot Sse ———————> Having all the advantages of the old bristle Tooth Brush and the following advantages over same: More Cleanly—Perfect Polisher--No Loose Bristles—Non-Irritating to the Game— eran ie residents, no more, no less must | BRUADW. | HOFF} apes LEADING HOTELS. NEW YORK CITY. BREVOORT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE (near Washington Square) NEW YORK. B, Linsey, _Proprietor. BARTHOLDI HOTEL. BROADWAY and 23D ST. (MADISON SQUARE.) European Plan. Jou T. Devine, Manager. HOTEL BRUNSWICK, 20 Fira Ave, American Plan, oO. Bathe eth ‘ebropean plas & ypriet COSMOPOLITAD COR. CHAMBERS ST. AND WEST BROADWAY. European Plan. i= FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. 23p STREET AND BROADWAY. 'S HOTEL, an Plan. louse, Post Omen, and adjoining ‘New Yor iy RENCE Oppontte city an, cra ro Ho THowAs J. FRENCH, Proprietor. GEDNEY HOUSE, AY and 40TH ST., N.Y. Rooms $1.00 per day and upwards, GLENHAM HOTEL, FIFTH AVENUE, (bet. 21st and 22d sts.) New York. B. Banay, Proprietor European Plan. 'N HOUSE, Broapway & MapINox AVENUE, C. H. Reap & Co., Prop HOTEL ABERDEEN, Broapway, corner TWENTY-FIRST STREET, NEW YORI HOTEL GLADSTONE, Pacing Central Park. NTH _Srager AND Broapway, New York. nerican and European Plan, Again under the Managementot BM. By Pac MURRAY HILL HOTEL. | 4ist STREET AND 4TH AVENUE. American and European Plan TURLEVANT HOUSE, BRroapway AND TWENTY-NinTH St., NEw York. MatHews & Prersox, Proprietors, UNION SQUARE HOTEL & HOTELL uae u UARE and 13TH ST. EUROPEAN PLA} Dam & De Revere, Proprietors. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Cor. Sixtexstu Stuect & Inviso PLAce W. G. ScHesck, Proprietor. BOSTON. ~ HOTEL BRUNSWICK, ‘American Plan HOTEL, VICTORIA (European Pla Barses & Dv Proprietors. “PARKER HOUSE, Bostos, Mass., Josern H. BECKMAN, Epwarp O. Puxcnarn, nprietors, LL. | THE VENDOME. | commoNWrALTHt av | ©. H. Onrxsixar & Co., Proprietors. _ JERSEY CITY. TAYLOR'S HOTEL. Powdered Ready for Use—En- dorsed by the Profession. For sale by all dealers in toilet articles. THE HORSEY MFG CO,, Utica, N.Y. EXCHANGER PLACE, JERSEY CITY. | European Plan. EUROPEAN PLAN, | BUSINESS INDEX. Jvvor endorses the following houses as worthy of the pa- tronage of parties visiting the city or wishing to transact businers by mail. BELCHER MOSAIC GLASS CO., 1B Fifth Avenue, Manufacturers of H. F. BELCHER METALLO- MOSAICS. To be had through any Decorator oF Architect. BOOKSE! LLER AND STATIONER. FB. GRANT, | £24 Street, When eating please mak to ace Si orant, BROOKS'S SPOOL COTTON. (Glace and Soft Pintab.» JONAS BROOKS & SONS. BULBS, SEEDS AND PLANTS. (Mohawk Valley Seeds) THE A. C, NEL LIS CO., #4 Cortlandt LIFORNIA WINES. D. RICH & Co., 7 Broadway, New York CENTRAL PARK RIDING ACADEMY 7th Avenue and 59th St, largest and_most complete establishment of its kind |, The in this country. Send for circulars CHADWICK COPYING BOOK. Saves time, money and annoyance, and insures good copy E. Pratt Paper Co., New York. CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE. VERRINDER & DERBYSHIR 17 Cooper Institute. CIGARS AND CIGARETTES. R. ULMER & CO., Potter Building, corner Park Row and Beekman Street. DIAMONDS. RANDEL, BAREMORE & BILLINGS, {Nassau Street and 2 Malden Lane. ~ GLYCEROLE. The only Oil Preparation. and Leather Pre servative in existence. For sale in First-class Shoe Establishments. THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF GUNS, PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE, AND SPORTING GOOD: POWDER, AMMUS & HOWARD GALVANIC SHIELDS. AMERICAN GALVANIC CO.,, 3% Broadway, corner sth Street OPTICIANS. GALL & LEMPKE, 21 Unlon Square. PIANOS. SOHMER & CO., 149 East Fourteenth Street PRINTERS. LDERSLEEV D. H. G 45 Rose Street. (Printers of Jevor.| SAFETY FUN NIAGARA FIRE INSU BANCE COMPANY. INSURANCE. SILVERSMITHS, ORHAM MANUFACTURING CO., 4 19th Street TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, CROUCH & FITZGERALD, And Articles for Travelers Use. 1 Cortlandt 8t., cor. Broad Brégdway, telow Pringe Rt 72) Sixth Avenve, & DARTMOUTH ST., BOSTON, MARS, | below WATCHES AND JEWELRY. TIFFANY & CO., ee i peat, WILSON’S ADJUSTABLE CHAIRS AND FOLDING REDS. (1a8t CONTINURD NEXT WEEK.) 823 Broadway. comicbooks.com