Puck, 1879-07-09 · page 15 of 16
Puck — July 9, 1879 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising content** rather than editorial cartoons. The dominant features are commercial advertisements from the 1890s era, including: - **Cowperthwait & Co.** furniture store offering parlor and chamber suits on credit - **Mathesius & Frey** cabinet furniture manufacturers - **Hamann & Koch** watch and jewelry dealers - **Keppich & Co.** Royal Havana cigars - **Piper-Heidsieck** champagne (with decorative bottle imagery) - Various transportation services (railroads, steamboats) - **Madison Square Garden** advertising summer programming The page includes some small transit/railway notices at top left, but contains **no visible political cartoons or satirical illustrations**. This appears to be a back or filler page of Puck magazine dedicated entirely to period advertisements targeting middle and upper-class consumers.
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PUCK. Metropolitan Elevated Railway, OPEN FROM 5:90 A. A.M. 7012 P.M. OR ST-—Nearest poiat for Wall street ferry, connecting fearest point for Jersey City and Com- TAR Fi PLACE—Nearest geist for Post Ofice, City Hall and yee ey to Hobe ae BeCHIDERS ST.—Nearest point for Pavooia and Erie Rallway NFRANKLIN ST. RAND ST —Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry to Jer- seo Ging, connecting with ears for Desbrostes and East Grand ferries. sett ECKER ST.—Connecting with cars for east and west. iEENCT NCocascdag win tae te Chcbuoyher treet ond ‘Tenth street ferries. a necting with cars for East Twenty-third and reet ferries. “Eee ‘St—Connecting with cars for Twenty-third street ferry 1 onseing witha tr Weshaen ery, New York Transfer Company’s ‘Sg ST, AND tH ay TH A al AND ‘ fou Op-roWN TRA GWi"TOWN Trams take went 1d royth st. and gth av. sia he ho rset between the hours of s: Cras hen the fare is $ cents: WM. R. GARRISON, M. VAN BROCKLIN. : Superintendent. Manhattan Beach Railway. Double Track over the entire Road. 30, 30, 3 ets Bee $900 bits, 6:30 735 $7:304 sacha iets is Rakes Se t New York ooly—t5 mioutes afer Grecapeint time: ‘Trains marked thus ? do nod stop st Sheeps Head Bay, AY CcRIDSE DIVISION. Steamers “Thomas Collyer" and ""Twllight’" leave New Vork i connecting a Boy Hldge with rains for Manhatean Besche 18:35 A Mr an:9s, B95, Me 8.3 "vaca" cps with Elevated Railroads idge for Manhattan Beach £425, 25:45. 1625 17:95. 3 taarkted thus $:d0 not stop at Shetps Head Bay, nETURING LEAVE Manhattan Beach for Hay Ridge and New York as follows fio, b1o:20, #1 30 A m ot stop farted thus ¢ connecting with North River Boats do sot stop at Sheeps Head Bay, Excursion Tickets good to return to New Vork over either di- vision, but North River and Greenpoint Tickets are not good on Elevaied Railroads, ‘Orders may be left with Dodd's Express for baggage to and from Manhattan Beach. GRAND CONCERTS EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING BY GILMORE’S, BAND AND ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS, ¢. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, commencing Juns 24, leave _N. ind 24th St.atg A.M. (B AM), Landing aN CORNWALL, NE’ URGH, CATSKILL, and HU! 3 gers Tr WEST POINT, CORNWALL, NEWBURGH can return by down boat, Tickets sold and tag kage checked north and west. Tickets or coupons good on Hud- ton River R. R. received for passage. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, (LATE GILMORE’S.) Great Success of this Splendid Summer Resort. FLOWERS AND FOUNTAINS, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY. Sig. Liberati and the Grand Band. H.B, DODWORTH. Director POPUI ADMISSION 25 CENTS. TO HOUSEKEEPERS. COWPERTHWAIT & C 153, 156 & 157 CHATHAM ST., To Make Room for a farther Enlargement, will sell for two weeks, at BUYERS’ OWN PRICES, PARLOR SUITS. CHAM ETC. ER SUITS, anprIa €_— Ee ECP’. Extending over the year, or 5 per cent. off for CASH. -$20 and upward TIIU1812 and up + $5 and up ind up’ : $7 and up 1810 and upward $20 and upward [$10 and upward Walnut Bureaus. Walnut Wardrobes. Walnut Book Cases. Walnut Sideboards. Walnut Sofas... Walnut Easy Chairs...... Walnut Fancy Camp Chairs Walnut Lounges Walnat Extension Tables. $5 and upward $2 and upward $4 and upward Children's 3 Cartlages.. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, Ete. Patents, Trade Marks are promptly secured by the Patent Office of PAUL GOEPEL, Staats-Zeitung Building, Tryon Row, New York. ADVICE AND PAMPHLET FREE. Goopel’s Classified Trademark-Record open to free In- spection. Publisher of sDER TECHNIKER,"” a semi-monthly Joureal, in the German Language, devoted to the 3 of Science, vention and the Trades. Terms of Subscripton: $1.40 per 9 in Advance, including Postage. Sample copies free. MATHESIUS & FREY, Maxuracturens oF CABINET FURNITURE Upholstery, Decorations, &c., at Prices to suit the times. Every Article guaranteed. No. 1567 & 1569 Broadway, cor. 47th St, N. Y. HAMANN & KOCH, Red No. 9 Maiden Lane, FRENCH CLOCES AND BRONZES, DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY. Look for No. 9, nearest Broad: a &CO. ‘AL HAVANA: TICKET OFFICE. 102 NASSAU SE_NY. mTcpini e1aeoe” pAcuiginittn rag, LETTE Goo, Ives, OI. ALL CERMAN STATE, LOTTERIES.) aa- lo writing orders ot, Se: tndormaticn Meee that you saw this in the English ‘*Pucx.’ IPER-HEIDSIEOK.” We guarantee this medium perior in quality to any other CHAMPAGNE ‘cost. Sapa to be su Hy? {fo more adapted to the German and Eng- EO" the ltah tastes ts without Fund acidity, and dryer thas ny wine imported. It leaves the moet delicous after taste O2 we palate, Sous Aoxwrs 1x rmx Unrrep Starzs axp Camapa, JOHN OSBORN, SON & CO., Fouxpep 1n 1836, 45 Beavor Streot, N. And 44 St. Sacrament Street, real. comicbooks.com