Puck, 1879-07-16 · page 14 of 16
Puck — July 16, 1879 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, not editorial content or political cartoons. It contains commercial advertisements for various 19th-century products and services including: - Gentlemen's hats (Dunlap & Co.) - A student lamp (E.D. Bassford) - Umbrellas (Isaac Smith's) - A photographer (E. Krueger) - Transportation services (Metropolitan Elevated Railway, Manhattan Beach boats, Albany and Troy day boats) - A lottery (Louisiana State Lottery) - Clothing and tailoring services - Shaving apparatus and felt hats While Puck was a satirical magazine, **this particular page contains no visible political cartoons or social satire**—it's a straightforward advertisements page typical of late 19th-century publications, which relied heavily on paid advertising for revenue.
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PUCK, Covvnienrap. JMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF Comfort, Durability, Lightness and Elegance. THONET BROTHERS, GENTLEMEN'S HATS§| s0srnian 174 Fifth Avi 169 Broadway, Between sod and 234 Streets, ‘Near Cortlandt Street, NEW YORK, THE CELEBRATED CERMAN BEODENT LAMP. Inronrap ony 3Y E.D. BASSFORD, HOUSE-FURNISHING, HARDWARE, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, ‘SILVERWARE AND COOKING UTENSILS. 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 15, 16 &17 COOPER INSTITUTE, Nv. Y. CITY. Isaac Smith's Umbrellas 2 Any of the above sent by ex: press, securely packed, on receipt of @ COURTLANDT STREET, near Broadway. 36 FULTON ST,, near Pearl. 104 BROADWAY, near Wall. 1188 BROADWAY, near ogth st. be san ceed 405 BROADWAY, near Canal. ESTABLISHED A. D. 1802 D. A. MAYER, ‘DUrORTER OF 1 HUNGARIAN WINES. S| 526 Broadwa: Ql THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONERS, 1876. No connection with any other House in the United States B77 7 recres #0 Victst Tegan Mase BENT WOOD Furniture. Pumcirat Dror ron THs ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FUR HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CAFES, eke, Price Lists and U! Grat PACHTMANN & MOELICH, I6ICANALST,,NEW YORE, CORRECT TIME per TELEGRAPH. Photographer, eae PHOTOGRAPHER, 847 East 14th Street, Between 1st & 20d Aves., New York.—Closed on Saturdays only. BROKHAHNE'S COMBINATION SHAVING APPARATUS. Strap, Razor Case with Razor, Shaving Cup with and rp, Aig all corbined 1g One Soap This entire! fention is the most useful and convenient article for gentlemen at home as well as traveling. ular eee by eal 1¢ most celebrated IS) rns beg Hambarg bellow al Bt., N.Y. CELEBRATED FOR THE MANUFACTURE Fine Silk Dress, Stiff and Soft FELT HATS FOR'GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. TAPE WORM. aac CURED with tro spoons of medicine i two or jours, For ress with stam, EICHHORN, Nod Su Marks Place, New York. | Metropolitan Elevated Railway, OPEN FROM 6:30 A.M. TO 12 P.M. RECTOR ST.—Nearest point for Wall street ferry, connects with cars for South ferry. CORTLANDT ST.—Nearest point for Jersey City and Com. munieew IK PLACE—Nearest point for Post Ofice, City Hi Barciny sereseSecy to fobobon ee CHAMBERS ST.—Nearest point for Pavonia and Erie Railway ferries FRANKLIN ST. GRAND ST —Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry for Jer sey City, and connecting with car for Desbromea and Eat Git stieet 8 BLEECKER ST.—Connces with cars forest and west ‘ST.—Connectiog with cars for Christopher strect and eat Tenth street ferred 14TH ST—Connecting with cars for East Twenty-third and y-fourth street ferries. 1D ST.—Connecting with cars for Twenty-third street 2 Jersey City and East Thirty-fourth street ferry for Hun ofot. 33D ST.—Coanecting with cars for Weehawken ferry. 2D ST.—Connects with New York Transfer Comphay’s cba tot Grand Cental De STH ST AND 6TH AV. ST/—Siath avenue entrance to Central Park, connecting Ht 3ghHST, AND oTH AY. np UAND STH AV. ST St AND gif AV. aD ST. ap STILAV, sogTH ST. AND oTH AV. TRAINS Eve east side stations, FOR DOWN-TOWN Trans take west tide stat “Trains wii run to s8th st. and 6th av, and roth st. and gth av. alternately. Sunday Trains from 13: except between the hours of s:30 and 7:30 A.M. and 5 and 7P.M., when the fare is $ cents WM. R. GARRISON, M. VAN BROCKLIN, Superintendent. MANHATTAN BEAGH. Gilmore’s Band and Levy Afternoon and Evening. _ Trains leave, foot East ayd st. (crossing the river via steamer Sylvan Grove"), 845, 943 1045) 185 A.M, and halfhourly thereafter toby PANE leave Manhattan Beach half hourly for New via Greenpoint to 10.35 P M- erated Raaads rum fo South Farr conngtog with jartin” hourly, from 9.25 A.M, to Steamers ‘Thomas Collyer’’ and “Twilight” leave North River lnadiagy From end M., then hourly to 8.25 P.M. Lero} 35 AM., and hourly 06.35 P.M. Pier’, 9.55 A, aed bourly to 6.55 PM. Returning trains lave Manhattan Beach for New York, via Bay Ridge, half-hourly to 10.25 P. ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS, G.VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, commencing Jone ad, le Vestry St., Pier bed Statg A.M. Annes boat (rom, Landing at ACK RNWAI POUCHKERPSIE, RUINEBEGE, CATSKILL. and HU SON.” Passengers landing at WEST POINT, ik oes nu or NEWBURGH can return by down boat. Tickets sold and tag- 2s checked porth and west. "Tickets or coupons good on Hu n Kiver LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. Institution was regularly lacorporated by the Legislatare te for Educational and Chantable purpores in rhc8, os (Or Twawtv-riVE YEARS, TO WHICH CONTRACT THE IM VioLABLe Parr or Tum STATE is TLEDGED, with a capital of $1,000,000, to which it has since added a reserve fund of $352,000. IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPON t1rth Monthly Grand ‘August sath. 1857. prices, t tals, $30,000, $10,000, $5,000, ete. 100,000 tickets, 7; halves, one ($1) dollar. Apply to M.A. DAU New Otleans, La’ or same at 319 Broseway, Pamphlet and Book Binder, No. 29 BEEKMAN STREET. Pamphlet binding of every descnptica, and Pass books for banks aspeaalty —Personal atention to everythingentrusted to my cart NICOLL, the Tailor, 139-15 : Bowery. BANTS to order « 3.00 to $10.00 18.00 to $40.00 COMIEHOOKS.com'