Puck, 1879-08-06 · page 14 of 16
Puck — August 6, 1879 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, not satirical content. It contains numerous commercial advertisements for late 19th-century New York businesses and products, including: - Puck Smoking Tobacco (featuring a cherub/putto figure) - Marburg Bros. Virginia Cut Cavendish tobacco - E.D. Bassford's hardware and housewares - Isaac Smith's umbrellas - Ruinart champagne - Hotel Brighton in Coney Island - Metropolitan Elevated Railway schedules - Manhattan Beach excursions - Albany and Troy day boats The page also advertises **E. Krueger, Photographer** with medals from Philadelphia and the American Institute Fair. There is no identifiable political cartoon or satirical content visible on this page—it functions as a standard advertising section typical of Puck magazine's revenue model.
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VIRGINIA CUT CAVENDISH, ‘MANUFACTURED 3Y MARBURG BROS. BEST IN THE WORLD. a a ae Old Vial“ HALVES "Rare Ol ye coma exe Fragrant Aubats UF ie TO THE * STANDARD: ‘Six First ‘Medals. Paris 18/8.” Peerless Tobacco Works. ‘i ‘WM. 8S. KIMBALL & CO., Rochester, N.Y. RUINART scteitanea 12000 HAMP AGNES, irs pronounce recent shipments of these Wines to be eceinnt salty. ae! , full bodied, rich flavor, vie Minmekes Fray, deloute Baer, not too dry, DODGE, CAMMEYE: R & CO. 16 Cortlandt St., ‘Sole Ageats tor the United States, HAMANN & KOCH, Red ene 9 Maiden Lane, FRENCH CLOCKS AND BRONZES, DEALERS IN AMERICAN ANO SWISS WATCHES, THE MINING RECORD. a Year. — Sam} ENLARGED TO THIRTY-TWO PAGES, Full news from the Great GOLD aad SILVER Mines, Orders ~ executed for Mining Stocks 1m New York or San Francisco. A. B. CHISOLM, Propricter, 61 BROADWAY. eal tes ey IEICANALST,,NEW YORK, CORRECT TIME por TELEGRAPH. HOTEL BRIGHTON, BRIGHTON BEA cH,’ BAGH] rom___CONEY ISLAND. C. PFAFF'S RESTAURANT, | 9 W. 24th St, near Broadway, N.Y. Meals at all hours. Furnished rooms to let. Covvmianrre. IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS 174 Fifth Ave., 169 Broadway, Between sod and #34 Streets. Near Cortlandt Street, NEW YORK, THE OELEBRATED CERMAN STUDENT LAMP Inrontap omty 3Y 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. IsaacSmith’s h's Umbrellas ere + 260 400 sar Any of the shove sent by ex, securely packed, on receipt of 8 COURTLANDT STREET, near Broadway. 36 FULTON ST., near Pearl. 1188 BROADWAY, near agth st. pee 405 BROADWAY, near Canal. ESTABLISHED A. D. 1802 BROKHAHNE'S COMBINATION SHAVING APPARATUS. Razor Case with Razor, $I Cup with id ya Brush, nll consbined ta One, soem This courely new invention is the most useful and convenient article for gen! as well as traveling. Descriptive Ciesla free by mail. A. very la Kk of the most mond Sprer Rasors, bei ‘ground. CELEBRATED FOR THE MANUFACTURE or Fine Silk Dress, Stiff and Soft FORIGENTLEMEN’S WEAR. aoe Metropolitan Elevated Railway, OPEN FROM 6:30 A.M. TO 12 P.M. RECTOR ST Nearest point for Wall street ferry, consec with cars for Sou as me CORTLANDT ST oNearest point for Jersey City and Com. smunlpa formes. K eae oth point for Post Office, City 7 Hal nd marly pases ken. GRAND ST —Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry for sey City, and connecting with cars for Desbrossesand hel Street ferries. BLEECKER ST.—Conrects with cars for east and west, : Cars for Christopher strect and with cars for East Twenty-third and ith cars for Twenty-third street to fersey Gy and Kast Thirty fourth street ferry for Hunter 33D ST—Connecting with cars for Wéchawken ferry. 4D ST—Connects with New York Transfer Company's cabs fot Grand Central D ‘soTH ST, AND 6T! SETH ST. ASath avenve entrance to Central Park, connectiog with cars of Belt Line Railroac ‘STH ST. AND oTH AY. UST. AND STH AVE ; SPAND TH AV. ST St AnD gti AV. “ob St aNd WN TRAINS OTH AV. toy! AND oT ii AV. FOR UP-T¢ fake cas side stations, FOR DOWN-TOWN Tramns take west “Trains will run to s8th st. and 6th av, and royth st. and gth ay, alternately. Suaday rains (rom 14:20 P.M, till 12 Midnight. M. and 5 and 7P.M., except between the hours ‘olsipeand 790, ms hee deere! 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 G 8.45, 945, 10.45, 14.15 A.M,, and hal-hourly thereafter to 8.45 P.M. Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach half-hourly for New ork via Greenpoiat to 10.35 P Mf. ids run to South Ferry, connecting wi curly, from 9.25 AM. to 835 PM, Steamers “Thomas Collyer’’ and **Twilight"* leave North River landings—From 22d st., 9.10, 10.25 A.M,, then hourly to 8.25 P.M. Leroy st 95,4. and hourly to 6.35PM. Pier 8, 9.55 AM, hourly to 6.55 PM. — ing trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York, via Bay Ridge, half-hourly to 10.25 P.M. —_——————— ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS, Fenty Bt Ber 9 2 boat from BROOKLYN na “FERRY, WEST PULN" POUGHKEEPSIE, RHINEBECK CATS! SON. Passenge’s landing at WEST POINT, CORNW. NEWBURGM can return by down boat. ‘Tickets sold a nd west. ‘Tickets or coupons good on Hi vcd tor passage, seit epee CHEAPEST ae sae bea Em WORLD. na Shc Pitre: je at General Literatu LEGGAT BROTHERS, jveckman St, near oew Post Ofice. —— we , PHOTOGRAPHER, 347 East 14th Street, Between 1st & sad Aves., New York.—Closed on Saturdays only