The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-19
the advertiser seem proud OF Offering young
| s~ociety.n Or nYornn md mnsicnl sooiety.'

grand plano; rood society; nres; daily papers. h. a.
BOARD and RESIDENCE Superior 7 and 9: roTehes.
lbs, smoking. billiard. recreation, and bath rooms
lrOprietress
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tor Gibss ex p rhs most e, eo IoeTnn E s.na : pos, e sri
to Secretary for prospectus.
As many notices Of births as OF marriages
and de nth are published n IN tns pIa ts thl ssef'
uRnELL.-JanuOry 2s' At Alton, Hau,s the wlto OF II.
+. BurrelL OF n son.
The English notions OF caste compel larger
marriage notices than we are used to seeing II
New York. The social standing or family RAM =
|. SIn Setp a Pa L the 70 a tSG Of e importan nss Here Is I
sample wedding notice from the Times:
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Death notices are still moro peculiar:
aged IS years.
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S SHya! En siast.il. ' sisat q N Rs M ms M aaii sssi SEVEN sSsn'
ri 20 ,ss f SStr stHs & E 2si!2- . sSSss, . ss.s 81 n:
E lssE 8 so Ri i ss:' a e ,as s5% and si r %i';Es fi''A'I'' anu
of q K +. Il. TociotE. greatly beloved and regretted:
On the 2ist inst. at II Ringcrott street, Islinston, MN
S SSs 4 81 s .S r. 8 i' 'sss h 'f'sSs Wi %ist H:Ss'i E's' nh I T.
; on ,9s ia iI,5 5sGS; a. sM IIfpxE9Yr' Of rG 1%s l nssr srs snpis.
aged ~ years. Friends, please accept ihti'nat'on'
The grading OF servants is a conspicuous
feature OF. the servants columns. whore We
road Of pnrlor maids, hoasemaids - y, u nu ib m9"se,
the list. Instead Of our phrase. wanted, |.
servant for general housework," the English
alway g. ndyert issx ior "a F Tbey ad ssE !aMS o %h =
Kept" or one other or, housemaid kept,",or
cook kept" In advertisements OF and for
out ehildren.s Nurses are often advertised for
af,mo,hor,s help WANTED sor omnlovers to odver.
tisc for situations Tor employees they, are OBJ
liged to part with. so that one fre1uently rends'
Tor a VALET
A ,I BOOTS or ad hotel 1s psTss,; s Dislsnc .T no g e, .d h.Ds:
IS Married preferred, willing to be useful Win
NURSE to three children out OF arms, Broadhurst-
IN finchley road.
RaEwING-There is a vAGAMG1y e -, a PUPIL T ,6dIo in =
knowledge Of brewing aud the routine Of office work;
r P.s saiSIy M ,oS ss sn. second Ts sss sT0 S ysa'Ess, 9 aiIes 's i re 1s' seass!
%B p msds to r ens s' Mi.h p p4opri septi If Heterogeneous desiteae '0a'a
JUNIOR CLERK WANTED. Used to the drapery. Live
y in: Aged 10 to % .A At by letter. stating age eS-
EAlR SALARIES to needy Young Ladies Two thor;
q q gong SSsh spp saSsa,ss' % SnsSkfi!6' s sa 20 RRNS J t Ensert,
Under the head of business for Sale" one
readsof shops for hosiors. outiitters;, drapers;
pork butchers. cheesemonCers. pablfcs. and
public houses !meaning 6arroomsn POSING ai
business. beer. houses. ale and stout houses,
pastry cooks shops. coffee rooms. estate agents
turners.. cigar and cigarette business. IRON
mongers' businesses. free beer houses lmean,
InS free dses Of dis sbosss H Haq a rsw some! !ions'' and
L TIE BUSINESS a. IiastinEs ishop only VIII : most
f slfSnsI i miaate e''i Re ns'd Gs sonn The petuTns are about
a'G ,hs per pr snnH% 1s "a. eSSs silt "sHnt 's sasS. rT ppoSf ' n p MSiss
~ will BE .,ysn Of : 4 I Inay %s ' %s' sisters would find this an
" imposing elevation. The position. under an SGtiTo
m mo"uSss% tnpi,a ireu1H s7oS: Mr.. 6sarns, Xue,ioneer,
NOBLE corner brewers rUBLIC HOUSE and GIN
' @itb siD.- aansS at MI. Monks ofhoes. &c. A
Utensils 1s shsS Tor n st III " %pp,y y, to G 10 P'"sH &c. anu necessary
Co spIssi;,o Gno ons . HoTsE;eS SsI,sn; S SFSssa sass.s ,sf
no Q, beds. s, "n, : 90, one = Joint .nm returns ,Dso a5S ws Ell and full
!. ! y. n fssF xI lsy !. % N { .s.dYf;5%ReD D < H FSiGE, e It.
Sunday is a dull day in London. as every ono
knows. The churches are the only places OF
resort that are advertised as omen on that day
except half a dozen halls where Lectures IRE IRE
Sunday, Jan. 8. are those:
Sunday Lecture Society. st. Georges Hall, L~ansham.
s srsps;, It. y past ssf hs SfFs Gsasaiy "a and lis It's Result ksssas Frog 'ss:
Socialist League K KfImsS0tss 5 House, On Upp !:HDs NAL ksx1 as% n
Chem
Hss,chsma Liberal Club os r Pert. Sn MGuss; T Sscs59 Sop,:
ment"a
s,areh;green Radical Club. ? Hayden Park, road, W.
Mr.. q. Matkin. on Current Events"
Progressive Association The Hal, 81. PontonviIler road
.Mr;, r J Quelch, on Socialism aud Individual
South. place Institute. Finsbury-Rev. Edward White, on
Centres of spiritual hctivity,"4.
St r .nd IT. II. n .n.l; Gs on aEhs t ESas; ss'e eI"l: s5ssa Is I. =
H,ssinson, on wealth"
The Pal Mall Gazette gives notice of services
fist. "a Congregational. 7. Methodist, 8 presby-
terrain. and the others miscellaneous. Am2ng
Episcopa! churches hold services at II A. N:
and Z o'clocS ?. NJ. or Mt IL and 4. or 1Oh and
3s. Nearly, gil the Protc;5tnnt CHURCHES hold
In the Court Journal OF Jan. 7. the fashionable
society register of tho Kingdom. is this adyer-
WEtaRses..SSS g r nakFS avSnIfF os fSs'' GaKs ss q Ing
masn.,uds alway. ready; Prices from one to sixty
nent can g. seem i iiias,r":ed catalogues gratis.
Here is how the dancing and other schools
nro advertised
An CING.-Mr. BLAND md DAUGHTERS beg to an.
~ noun &C they give LESSONS in the Now vaise and
ali III. ia shionablc dances. -Four private lessons. one
guinea V a!se Class Thursday Afternoons. Assemblies
Tuesdays nnh Fridays The Ballroom Companion. Is
s;amps.-.2 Golden square, W
MISS BIRCH has the hDlolr tn MORN thu nobility
IVA and gentry that she VIII RECON- her CLASS.
LIS for DANCING and EXERCISES for YOUNG LADIES'
and also Tor Children, IN !cigrayii THIS DAY UFriday v
ii IGiI.c GLASS for the DAUGHTERS OF
IL GENTLEMEN only, Refined home, Resident for
eign Bishopswood road.
You read Of :. n medical mans widow receiv-
ing a few, delicate girls to educate with her
daughter. you observe that the boys schools
announce "cricket, football. lawn tennis. and
drill' as part Of their courses, md that many
teachers lay stress on such phrases rs I" gravel
solI,""diet unlimited" aad backward pupils
Thore seems to be a very considerable bust
ness in lifting men and women for civil ser
vico positions. The establishments ut which
the necessary studies ara pursued advertise
the SUCCESS OF heir pupils precisely rs the tip"
sellers on races in this city bonst Of the, nunl-
Der OF tins that provo correct each day. For In
stance, Kings College reports that "a out OF 81
puDils got pinces rs mon clerks In August 10 OF
80 women passed examinations rs telegraph