Puck, 1879-07-30 · page 14 of 16
Puck — July 30, 1879 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is **primarily advertising**, not editorial content or political satire. It contains numerous commercial advertisements for New York City businesses from what appears to be the late 19th century, including: - Transportation services (Metropolitan Elevated Railway, steamboats) - Retail goods (gentlemen's hats, Hungarian wines, umbrellas) - Professional services (photographers, dentists, tailors) - Manufactured items (student lamps, shaving apparatus) The only notable illustrated advertisement is **Brokahnes' Combination Shaving Apparatus**, shown with a device diagram. There are no visible political cartoons or satirical commentary on this particular page—it serves as a revenue-generating advertisement section of the Puck magazine, typical of publications from this era.
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Metropolitan Elevated Railway, OPEN FROM 5:30 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 Cosi- KPLACE—Nearest polat for Post Office, City Hall and PAl Barclay street ferry to Hoboken. (HANS “Nearest point for Pavonia and Erie Railway ‘FRANKLIN ST. GRAND ST —Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry for Jer- sey City, and connecting with cars for Desbrosses and East Grand nd west. fer street and street BLEECKER ST.—Connects with cars for ea 8TH ST—Connecting with cars fog Chri East Tenth street ferries, TH ST.—Connecting with cars for East Twenty-third and -fourth street ferries. ‘ST—Connecting with cars for Twenty-third street ferry seferey Gity and East Thirty-fourth street ferry for Hunter's 33D ST.—Connecting with cars for Weehawken ferry. fer Company’ ‘a cabs Gener SoTH ST. AND HST/Suath avenue entrance to Central Pate, connecting with car of Batt Line a OST. AND STH AVE. us HST, AND sTHAY. 9D STAND sTH AV. sist S/ HL AV. Saab SE SLUAY. In TH ST. AND oTit AV. Bon Up-TOWN TRAINS ike can se stations. "YOK DOWNTOWN Trans take weet side stati “Trains wii run to s8th st, and 6th av, and rogth st. and gth av. — inday ‘Trains from 3 sage P.M til 2 Midnight FARE TEN CE! except between the hours of 5:90 and 7:30 A.M. and s and 7P-M.y the fare is 5 cents: WM. R, GARRISON, M. VAN BROCKLIN, : Superlatendent. MANHATTAN BEAGH. Gilmore's Band and Levy Afternoon and Evening. Trains leave foot East ayd st. (crossing, the river va steamer Sylvan Grove") 845, 945, 048, 115 AM and halltoutly thereafter to 8.45 P.M. leave a Beach half-houtly for New steamer via Bay roads .R. Martin" hourly, from 9.25 A.M. to 8.25 idge. ers ““Thomas Collyer’” and "Twilight" leave North River landings—From aad st., aks 10.35 A.M, then hourly to 8.25 P.M. Leroy st., 9.35 A.M, and hourly to635'P.M. Pier, 9.55 AM, and hourly to 6.55 Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York, via Bay Ridge, half-hourly to 10.25 P.M. ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS, C. VIDBARD and DANIEL DREW, commencing J entry St, Bier ap, NH ab: and a d Aa tel WEST POINT, CORNWALL, NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE, RHINEBECK, CATSKILL, and HUD! IN. Paseengers landing at WEST POINT, CORNWALL, or SO} NEWBUKGH can return by down boat. Tickets sold and bag ‘gage checked north and west. Tickets or coupons good on Hi son River R. R. received for pas — CBEAPEsT Boonerony, IN THE WORLD. 53.07 Standard English Books a7 iscellanenas Americ Books. rsa hecloares Arete BY ond Hand Hooks ‘CE. J of General Lacrature free LEGGA es Beekman St., near new Post Office. American Institute Fair, New York. PHOTOGRAPHER, 347 East 14th Street, Between rst & and Aves., New York.—Closed on Saturdays only covymianrzp. IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF CENTLEMEN'S HATS 174 Rh Ave 169 Breadway, Between aad and 23d Streets, Near Cortlandt Street, NEW YORK. THE OELEBRATED CERMAN STUDENT LAMP, Inrontap onty ay E. D. BASSFORD, HOUSE-FURNISHING, HARDWARE, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, SILVERWARE AND COOKING UTENSILS. 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 15, 16 &17 COOPER INSTITUTE, N. Y. CITY. Isaac Smith’ sUmbrellas pr Any. of the shove sent by ex: securely packed, on receipt of Brice! 2 COURTLANDT STREET, near Broadway. 36 FULTON ST., near Pearl. 104 BROADWAY, near Wall. 1188 BROADWAY, neamagth st. ae 405 BROADWAY, near Canal. ESTABLISHED A. D. 1802. BROKHAHNE'S COMBINATION SHAVING APPARATUS. Strap, Razor Case with Razor, Shaving Cup with Soap and Brush, All combined in One. ‘This entirely new Invention is the most useful a tlemen at home as well a traveling. set connie ive ‘Circulars free by very large stock of the reowt celebrated 8 ond Speer Rasors, beng Ham ground, a. arg hollow W. BROKHAHNE, 350 Canal 8t., N.Y. CELEBRATED FOR THE MANUFACTURE Fine Silk Dress, Stiff HD) FELT HATS FORIGENTLEMEN’S WEAR. NICOLL, the Tailor, D. A. MAYER, HUNGARIAN WINES, 526 Broadway, NEW YORK. THE ONLY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES ‘a HUNGARIAN WINES ARE SOLD, WHICH H. BEEN AWARDED FOR “PURITY” AND “SUPERIOR QUALITY” BY THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONERS, 1876. No connection with any other House in the United States Pamphlet and Book Binder, No. 29 BEEKMAN STREET, Pamphlet binding of every desenption, and Pass books for banks a specialty.—Personal attention to everything entrusted to my care, DENTAL OFFICE Philippine Dieffenbach-Truchsess, 162 West 23rd Street, bet. 6th and 7th Avenues, N.Y. Late 389 Canat Sraeet, SB Lf OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL-KNOWN DENTAL ROOMS, 6 £. 14th Street, near 5th Ave. and_ Partial Sets Beautiful Mineral Continuous Gum Decayed Teeth filled ina reserve them for life with ng, &c., $1.00 upwards. em the white- Whole Teeth, $2.50, $5.00, $10.00, upward superior manner without pain, s0 as ure Gold, genuipe Platina, Amalgam, "eeth cleaned in a harmless manner s0 as to i $1.00, Teeth extracted wi ‘warranted as represent sedi every cate, PARTICULAR AzTENT HAMANN & KOCH, Red No, 9 Matden Lane, FRENCH CLOCKS AND BRONZES, DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY. Look for No. 9, nearest Broadwa; THE MINING RECORD. 83 a Year. — Sample Copies Free. ENLARGED TO THIRTY-TWO PAGES, Fall pews from the Great GOLD snd SILVER Mines, Orders executed for Mining Stocks in New York or San Frances, A. B. CHISOLM, Proprietor, 61 BROADWAY, PACHTMANN & MOELICH, IEICANALST.,NEW YORE, ‘Manufacture Gold and Silver Medals and 25 ete. pr beets Lee te jon recetpt of pr Tevantisux 1888. CORRECT TIME per TELEGRAPH.