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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
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GAZETTE.
goods at ruinous figures. Easy terms given at a
slight advance on above figures. All goods fully
warranted, the same as if sold at full prices. Come
early and get first choice. Open until nine o'clock
evenings.
ISAAC FISKE, Worcester, Mass., sold out.
MCCLURE BROS., Hut land, V t , petitioned insol-
vency.
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JOHN R. HENRICKS,
Old Penn Bank Room, corner Wood and Liberty sts.
D. 0. SWANK, Schwonksvllle, Pa., judgment for
$3G7.
RHEINHARD KOCHMANN left last week for a long
trip through the West in the interests of the Behnlng
piano. He will visit all the principal points as far
as San Francisco.
J. D. Hobbie, Lynchburg, Va., succeeded by J. D.
Hobbie & Co.
THOMPKINS & RAY, Des Moines, Iowa, attached,
$358.
JOHN R. STANNARD, Boonville, N. Y., real estate
mortgage, $1,000.
C. B. HUNT & Co., Boston, Mass., C. B. Hunt, do-
ing business under above style, has filed voluntary
petition in insolvency.
GEO. B. MILLER, Springfield, Mass , chattel mort-
gage, $2,000.
MICHIGAN MUSICAL M'F'O CO., Detroit, Mich.,
<-hattel mortgage, $2,700.
EUGENE C. BATTGHN, Philadelphia, Pa., judgments,
$2,380.
B. K. HAY & Co., Clinton, Iowa, dissolved.
PATENTS AND INVENTIONS.
Action rail for upright pianos, No. 355,394, J. Herr-
burger.
Music Box, No. 355,447, Gunz & Sueur.
JACK HAYNES is selling numbers of the Huner pi-
anos, and the Newman Bros, organs. The Huner
piano is made of excellent material and is spoken of
very highly by those that have tested it.
BEHR BROS. & Co., N. Y., state that their trade is
entirely satisfactory. This firm is always abreast of
the times, as the many valuable improvements in the
"Behr" piano will prove.
AUG. BAUS & Co., N. Y., are taxing their factory to
its utmost to meet the demand for their goods. The
Baus piano is becoming a very popular instrument
at concerts and all kinds of musical entertainments.
One of these instruments is used at the Academy, in
Sioux City, Iowa, where it is constantly receiving the
highest praise.
MR. N. J. HAINES, SR., returned last week from a
trLp to Chicago. He states that the Haines piano is
rapidly gaining ground in the West, and Is highly
pleased with the success of the Chicago house.
ONE of the busiest firms in the piano trade is that
of Decker & Son, N. Y. They have been working
their very best to get a little stock ahead for their
wareroom, but it is an actual fact, that up to a few
days ago they have been unable to retain a finished
piano, the demand is so great. The reputation of the
Decker & Son piano is by no means limited, but
spreads all over the country. The following para-
graph from the Spokane Falls (Wyoming Ty.) Re-
view, will show what is thought of the Decker & Son
piano in the far West:
Yesterday A. L. Davis & Son received a magnifi-
cent grand piano of the Decker & Son make for the
California house. Last evening when a reporter for
the Review dropped into the salesroom whore the in-
strument is set up, Mr. Walker Bean was fingering
the keys. Mr. Bean is a connoisseur when it comes
to pianos, and he stated that it was one of the sweet-
est toned instruments that he had seen in this country.
The piano is a beauty in workmanship, and has a
sweet, clear tone. It will be a great addition to the
parlor of the California house.
I. N. GOFF, Providence, R. I., and his right hand
man, John Darling, gave us a pleasant call a few days
ago. Mr. Goff, who is the oldest dealer in Provi-
dence, says that business is excellent.
PHILIP J. LAWRENCE, Easton, Pa., is having a very
good business, which keeps his factory running to its
Musio holder, No. 355,358, F. L. Tripp.
utmost capacity. The organs manufactured by Mr.
MESSRS. CHARLES C. CURTISS & Co., successors to
Valve Action for Musical Instruments, No. 355,336, Lawrence have no stops, but are so constructed that Curtiss & Mayer, Chicago, have taken the agency for
W. D. Parker.
the desired efiects are produced by the use of two the Gabler pianos. The firm of Ernest Gabler & Bro.
levers operated by the knees.
is one of the oldest and most highly respected in the
Organ Stop Action, No. 355,984, C. Fogelberg.
trade,
and their instruments have long enjoyed a
Louis GEHLERT, N. Y., is having an excellent trado
Bellows Action for reed organ, No. 355,985, C. Fo-
high reputation.
in
fine
felts.
He
is
the
sole
agent
for
the
United
gelberg.
States and Canada for the celebrated Dlttersdorfer
DECKER BROS., N. Y., are having all the orders
Piano, No. 355,050, J. R. Perry.
Felt and Card Cloth Works, Dittersdorf, Saxony, and they can possibly fill.
Mechanical Musioal Instrument, No. 355,880, A. A. Dollfus, Dettwiller & Co., Mulhouse, (Alsaoe) Ger-
Wai. TREMAINE, of the Mechanical Orgulnette Co.,
many.
Mclntlre.
will start this week for a six weeks' trip on the road
WE are pleased to state that Mr. V. Hugo Mathu- in the interests of his house. Mr. Tremaine will go
Duplex Music Box, No. 356,251, A. Junod.
as far west as California.
shek has recovered from his illness.
Mechanical Musical Instrument, No. 350,422, R.
ENGLISH,
the
defaulting
book-keeper
of
Guild
pi-
W. Pain.
W. BELL & Co., Guelph, Ont., have opened a store
ano Co., 1'oston, has been sentenced for a term of in Toronto, Ont., and will sell the Baus piano as the
Pneumatic Motor for organs, No. 356,421, Pain &
six months in the House of Correction, Boston.
leading instrument.
Tremaine.
JOHN
MCLAUGHLIN,
who
has
been
connected
with
WE wish to call attention of supply manufacturers
Upright Piano Action, No. 356,10!), W. C. Ellis.
the Smith American Organ Co., Boston, for a great to the card of Messrs. Herlich & Co., which will be
Piano Turning Pin, No. 356,159, F. Rahse.
many years, has resigned his position, and has ac- found in our advertising columns.
Key-board Attachment tor pianos, No. 356,236, cepted one as General Manager of the New England
PEEK & SON, N. Y., report an exoellent trade. They
Organ Co., Boston.
Wright & Marsden.
are unable to keep anything but renting stock in their
WE have received the following announcement warerooms.
The Music TRADE REVIEW, the organ of the music from John R. Henricks, Pittsburg, Pa.:
C. D. PEASE has occupied his new warerooms ad-
trade in this country, is a valuable and neatly ar-
In order to close out my portion of the stock of the
ranged publication issued twice each month, in New old firm of Mellor, Hoene & Henricks previous to joining his factory. These new rooms are ninety feet
York, by Bill & Carr. The senior partner of the the occupancy of the to be remodeled storeroom, 435 deep, and handsomely fitted up. This new addition
firm, Mr- Jeff. Davis Bill, formerly of Hamburgh, is Wood street, between Fifth avenue and Diamond al- will give Mr. Pease an opportunity to store a num-
well known in this vicinity, and his many friends ley, I will offer all the goods at prices absolutely be- ber of pianos in the summer time, and be in good
will be pleased to hear of his prosperity.—Moodus, low cost. I desire to open up in the new store about shape for the rush in the fall, which he has been un-
Conn. Valley Advertiser.
April 1 with an entire frosh stock, and hence offer my able to do years before.
Music Box, Nos. 355,484, 355,485, A. Sueur.
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