Music Trade Review

Issue: 1881 Vol. 4 N. 10

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June 20th, 1881.
THE MUSICAL CRITIC AND TRADE REVIEW.
PALACE ORGANS
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Five Grand Gold Medals and Four Highest Silver Medals within two years ; a
record unequaled by any other manufacturer of Reed Organs in the World. Send for illustrated catalogue to the
bring & Blake Organ Co., Worcester, Mass., or Toledo, Ohio.
T. L. WATERS,
CRANE & CHAPUIS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PIANO FELTS,
13 UNIVERSITY PLACE, X. Y.
WM.
NEW
Manufacturer of
HAVEN
ORGAN COMPANY
PIANOS & ORGANS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
New Style O r g a n : E u r e k a O r c h e s t r a l , (with bells.)
Agents wanted and protection in territory guaranteed. Cata-
logues and terms on application.
Cabinet Parlor Organs,
14 East 14th Street, N. Y.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
SCHAEFFER,
JOHN M. SCHULER,
MANUFACTURES OF
Manufacturer of GRAND, SQUARE AND U P R I G H T
PIANO-FORTES.
Indorsed by prominent Artists ; have
been used at Concerts with Grand success by ALFRED H.
PEASE and many others. Warerooms and Factory, 916 M a i n
S t r e e t , Buffalo, N. Y .
Upright
and
Square Pianofortes,
524
526 "West 43d-
3ST-
*GUILD.

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The MUNROE ORGAN REED CO.,
GUILD,
Nearly Fifteen Thousand In use.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE.
GUILD, CHURCH A CO.
Manufacturers, Boston, Mass.
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GUILD.*
•GUILD.
NEARLY 4O.OOO
Established January 1st, 1869.
FIFTKKS MILLION OF OUR REEDS NOW IN USE.
Having recently occupied our new factory, we would respect-
fully state to our former patrons and to the trade generally, that
our extensive facilities and improved methods warrant us in say-
ing that we are prepared to supply the demands of the trade in
the most perfect manner, both as regards Quality and Price.
REED BOARDS of any desired plan made to order from carefully
selected stock. We also manufacture the best and cheapest
OCTAVE COUPLER in the market, and we constantly keep on
hand full lines of ORGAN MATERIALS, including Stop-Knobs,
Key-Boards, (both celluloid and ivory). Felts, etc., etc.
Office and Factory: 25 UNION 3TEEET, Worcester, Mass.
These Pianos have no Superiors.
MILO WHITNEY,
Manufacturer of ORGAN KEYS, Celluloid and Ivory,
"Matchless" Burdett
Organs have teen made and shipped to all parts of the World.
CHAPLAIN MoC ABE'S OPINION.—" Therecan be no mistake
made in purchasing a Burdett Orpan, A poor organ—like poor
art—is good for nothing. A rich, full-toned organ, like the Bur-
dett, • is a thing of beauty and joy forever.' The Celeste stop
gives a wierd effect to the music which is well nigh enchanting.
I would say to all our people: Be careful to avoid purchasing
poor organs that yon will tire of in a week. I might mention
some that make me shudder every time I sit down before them.
0. C. McCABE, D. D.,
Asst. Cor, Soc'y of Board of Church Extension of M. E. Church.
The "ACME" ORGAN
H. W. ALLEGER, Washington, New Jersey.
BUSY, QUEBEC, CANADA, April, 14,1880.
DEAR SIRS—I ought long ago to have written to say that the
organ I bought from you (as Church Warden) for St. Paul's Church
Good agents wanted, and protection in territory guaran- in
this place far surpasses our expectations in every respect. I t s
teed. Lowest prices consistent with greatest excellence. beautiful appearance, sweetness and strength of tone; its numer
Circulars and special terms on application.
ous combinations, from which the kind of music required can be
so easily obtained, render it a great acquisition. I know no organ
in the neighborhood that can begin to compete with it, though
there are several that cost much more than I paid you.
Faithfully yours.
Jardine&Son,
102 West Brooklyne St., Boston, Mass.
THE BURDETT ORGAN CO.
(ESTABLISHED 1836)
CORNISH & COMPANY,
Lowest Prices Consistent with
Oreatest Excellence.
Eeed
NONE B U T B E S T MATERIAL. U S E D .
None but the most skillful artisans employed. Agents wanted.
Special rates on application.
"THE STRATTON"
Russian Gut Strings.
SEND FOB CTRCULAB.
Unexcelled for Durability and Tone. Be-
ware of imitators who, having more
confidence in our business ability than
their own, copy our Name and Manner
oj Packing in the hope to benefit by
our reputation. Every string bears our
Trade Mark, and is fully warranted by us.
For Sale by all Retail Dealers. No
Strings sold by us at retail.
G. SCHIRMER,
Importer & Publisher of Music
Circulating Music Library.
SOLE AGENT IN THE UNITED STATES FOR
N e W Y Ork.
A FINISHED MUSICAL EDUCATION.
MANUFACTURERS
319 & 320 East 39th St.
WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY.
Edition Peters, Augener & Co., Ereitkopf &
Haertel.
No. 35 UNION SQUARE,
BURDETT ORGAN CO., Limited, ERIE, PENIT'A.
ORGAN BUILDERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ROBERT COWLES.
Organs for the Parlor, School, Lodge, Church, etc., are
made by the
JOHN F. STRATTON & CO .,
Importers and Dealers in all kinds of Musical Merchandise,
No. 4 9 M a i d e n L a n e , N . Y.
Wholesale Agents for
The American Automatic Organ Co.VCrganitas and Organinas.
PELOUBET & COMPANY'S
"STANDARD ORGANS,"
NEW STYLES.
NEW PRICES.
THE BEST PIANOS AT LOWEST PRICES
OXTice aiulWarcj-ooins.
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121&12GH.25".' «»li« •—~* - N E W Y O R K , U . S . A . - •-:;—•
JAMES BELLAK'S
Piano & Organ Warerooms,
No. 1129 CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia, Penn.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC
For Catalogues and all information, Address,
OP THE CITY OP NEW YORK.
Uew England Conservatory,
VINTON BROTHERS, GENERAL AGENTS,
21 East 14th Street. 2 1
BOSTOJST,
MORGAN'S PIANO POLISH
No. 14t East Fourteenth St., New York.
This RENOWNED MUSIC SCHOOL offers the accumulated advan-
tages of years of successful operation. Instruction in all braucheg
of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Harmony and Composition,
etc., by the most eminent Masters and Professors of the land, at
E m p l o y i n g 75 E m i n e n t Professors,
MODERATE RATES.
W I L L NOT SHOW F I N G E R M A R K S .
Has a reputation unequaled for furnishing a Complete Musical
all articles with a varnished or oiled surface.
Education at merely nominal rates, combined with rare collateral GLEAN, For
easy of Application, very DURABLE. Is TJSED,
advantages. Calendar giving full particulars sent free.
SOLD and RECOMMENDED by Leaders of the
PIANO, ORGAN and F U R N I T U R E T R A D E S .
E. TOURJEE. Music Hall, Boston, Mass-
THE
B. F. BAKER UPRIGHT PIAHG,
ELLIOT
PATENTS.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE ONLY BY
E. EIIERHARD, Director.
PELTOJT, P0MER0Y & CROSS,
VINTON BROS., S o l e Agents for the United States. Hole Agents for Chickering & Sons,' Hazelton Brothers',
DYER & HUGHES,
Ernst Gabler's, Decker & Sons,' C. Kurtzmann's, and
Pelton, PofTieroy & Cross' Pianos ; and Wilcox & White's,
Taylor & Farley's, Aeolian Organ Co's, and Pelton, Pome-
roy & Cross' Organs,
ESTABLISHED IN 1866.
MANOFACTUBEBS OF
150 & 152 State St., CHICAGO, ILL.
14 EAST 14tll STREET, NEW YORK.
First-Class Organs for the Trade.
Office & Factory, 486 to 500 Harrison AYB., Boston, Mass- Cases
finished and ready for the action, supplied at short notice.
The music house of Bicordi, in Milan, Italy,
it is reported, published from 1808 to 1881, 47,000
musical works, and during the year 1880 printed
.50 millions of pages of music.
For further particulars, address,
WE STENCIL OBGANS -WITH DEALERS' NAMES I F DESIBED.
Organ Pedals, Bellows Roolere, and Organ Castors, at low prices,
in large quantities. Correspondence solicited. Send for
Organ Catalogue.
DYER & HUGHES,
Foxcroft,
Plscataquis Co., Maine*
The Supreme Court of New York has granted
the order to change the name of the corporation
of " Scribner order to take effect on the 21st of June. The
July issues of SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY and ST.
NICHOLAS will have the new corporate imprint.
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156 Music Trade Review
THE
CRITIC AND TRADE
REVIEW.
FIRST IN ORIGINALITY, SUCCESS AND REPUTATION.
THE NEW ENGLAND CABINET ORGANS
Having acquired their unprecedented popularity and sale in
spite of detraction, competition and general business
depression, ARE NOW WITHOUT DOUBT
The Most Popular, Satisfactory and Profitable known to the Trade
Their elegant cases,
faithful workmanship,
many original, patent-
ed and effective im-
provements and con-
veniences; their ad-
aptation to every use,
and all degrees of
taste and luxury, and
the repeated and im-
partial honors assign-
ed them by the first
musical and industrial
tribunals combine
wherever they have
been offered to the
public
Their Improved Bel-
lows Action, beyond
question superior to
all others; their elegant
lamp support, every-
where imitatedby com-
petitors; their wonder-
ful purity, sweetness,
and volume of tone,
and original, versatile,
exquisite, and limitless
effects of expression;
with many important
provisions for comfort,
health and conven-
ience, have ever secur-
ed the commendation
of Artists, Teachers,
Official Judges, and
all lovers of music,
health, and beauty,
making it an easy
matter
To Convince all Purchasers of Their Vast Superiority.
Agents cannot fail to sell these organs far more rapidly, easily, profitably and satis-
factorily than those of any other make. Catalogues and testimonials will be sent on
application, containing the most decisive testimony and irrefragable proofs of the excellence
and unprecedented popularity of these instruments.
New and elegant styles added every season to the immense and unequaled styles
already before the public. A new feature, and one of the most valuable of recent addi-
tions to the perfected reed organ, is the New Extension Music Desk, which can be
adjusted to the needs of any performer without necessitating a strained or awkward
position.
THE NEW ENGLAND ORGAN COMPANY,
Marble Building, 1297-99 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., U. S. A..

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