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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
Manufacturers of the Highest Grade
of Reed Organ,
E. P. CARPENTER GO.
BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT.
THE A. B. Chase Co., Norwalk, Ohio, writes us :
" We have never been so very busy in all our business
experience. Orders and inquiries have been pouring
in on us faster than we could begin to take care of
them. Mr. Moore has been in your city looking up men
and material to enable us to get out of the wilderness
soon as possible. Our stock of organs was never so
low at this time of the year. And the orders for
pianos have to wait their turn for weeks."
JAMES M. STARR & Co., Richmond, Ind , state that
trade in January was even better than in December.
This proves that this firm is having a regularly in-
creasing business. Wherever we go the dealers al-
ways speak well of the Starr piano.
DENISON BHOS., Deep River, Conn., are having a
very large business. Their :top knobs are used by
many of the first class manufacturers and always
prove satisfactory.
PRATT READ & Co., Deep River, Conn., are at
present having all the orders they can fill. Their
highest priced keys seem (o be in great demand.
ESTABLISHED
11 BROTHERS, H
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS.
MANUFA0TUKXB8 OF
Strictly First-class Workmanship, Material, and
Finish. Prices Reasonable. Corre-
spondence solicited.
WAEEEOOMS,
40 E. Union Square.
1852.
SMITH
^AMERICAN
ORGANS
FOR
CHURCH, CHAPEL, SCHOOL
VOSE & SONS, Boston, are settled in their new
warerooms at 170 Tremont street. The rooms are
fitted up with Edison's incandescent lights and every
improvement possible for convenience and luxury.
We will say that Vose and Sons' warerooms aresur-
KRAKAUED
AND
PARLOR USE.
THE SMITH AMEIUOANOIUSAN CO., Boston, are now
WE MET Mr. Bach, of Kranich & Bach, a day or two
ago in the office of Isaac I. Cole & Son, veneer deal-
ers. Mr. Bach remarked that he would wager he had
just purchased the finest lot of rosewood that was
ever grown. Isaac I. Cole & Son supplied it.
VERDI has invented some new instruments for his
new opera, "Othello." Among them are violins with
five strings, a gigantic flute which is pitched two oc-
taves below those in present use, and an entirely new
instrument, made of copper, wood and an ass's skin,
which is to groan when Othello smothers Desdemo-
na. Seats for the first performance, in Milan, Janu-
uary 30, are sold at fabulous prices, orchestra stalls
at $100 to $150, while the best boxes have fetched at
auction $600.
JACOB SMITH, Great Barrington, Mass., has taken
the agency for the East of Reynolds & Tomblin's
piano mover. Mr. Smith is an energetic dealer, and
will no doubt do a good business with this excellent
mover.
M. J. DEWEY, Oneida, N. Y., was in the city last
week selecting a stock of goods.
• SEND FOR CATALOGUE,
Containing over 40 Styles an
nations.
Combi-
THE SMITH AM. ORGAN CO.
Boston, Massachusetts and Kansas City, Mo.
No
Finer
better TONE, WORKMANSHIP,
Cases, or more satisfactory In-
struments can be made than the
WOOP BUOTHEKS, Cambridgeport, Mass., have or-
ders enough ahead for piano and organ sharps to last
them for several months to come. They do a large
business in the Provinces.
D. E. FKASIEH, Cambridgeport, MASS., piano hano-
tner coverer, contemplates enlarging his factory
owing to the growing demand for his goods. While
lookingat his order book, recently, we noticed orders
from many of the largest manufacturers in this city.
SEND TO
BURDFTT ORGAN CO.,
LIMITED,
F..R LIST, BEFORE BUYING.
THE new upright piano, style 14, manufactured \>y
the Emerson Piano Co., Boston, is certainly a hand-
some instrument, and will have a large sale.
IN the assignment of Grovesteen & Fuller, pinno
manufacturers, at No. 71 Mercer street, the schedule
filed Feb. 16 states the liabilities at $24,949.08; the
nominal assets at $18,305.50, and the actual asseto at
$10,225.53.
GEO. F. ILLIDGE returned a few days ago from a
long trip through the West in the interests of the
Guild piano. While in New York he made arrange-
ments with W. F. Tway to handle the piano in the
territory controlled by him. Mr. Tway has a large
trade, and will no doubt do well with the Guild.
EDWARD F. DROOP, Washington, D. C , has had
Tim LAKE PTANO Co .^Boston, are now ready to
supply the trade with goods. They are making a good
reliable piano and propose to sell it at a medium price
for cash.
WE understand that Llnderaan «fc Sons-have leased
the upper part of the factory of the Brunswick &
Balke Billiard Table Co., foot of East 8th street, for
manufacturing purposes. This will give the firm a
capacity of 100 pianos a week.
WM. KELLER, of Easton, Pa., was in the city this
week and left a large order with Kranich & Bach. Mr.
Keller has recently opened a spacious wareroom In
South Bethlehem, Pa.
Over I I 5 , O O O Made and Sold.
passed by none in Boston and equaled by few, if any
In the country.
in condition to furnish the trade with their pianos-
We reconlly saw one of their latest produc ions, and
are satisfied that it will be hard to excel by any
manufacturer in the country.
WOODWARD & BROWN, Boston, are rapidly arrang-
ing tholr affairs and expect very soon to settle with
their creditors. The concern will probably be turned
into a stock company and continue business.
INCORPORATED I884.
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ESTABLISHED 1SBO.
CaJawam,
Hallet & Davis Pianos
the agency of the Behning piano less than two
months, yet he has made several sales. The Behning
piano will be a very popular instrument in Washington
under the management of Mr. Droop.
E. B. COMSTOCK, of Comstock, Cheney & Co., Cen-
trebrook, Conn., has been visiting the Western man-
ufacturers. Mr. Comstock informs us that their ac-
tion department is crowded to Its utmost, and they
have orders enough ahead to keep them busy for
several months. Their key business is also brisk.
WE ARE pleased to learn that H. L. Greywnck,
formerly agent for the Lindeman piano, is havirg
great success with the Kranich & Bach piano. His
wareroom is at West Troy, N. Y.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Indorsed by Liszt, Gottschalk, Wehli, Bendel Strauss, Soro Abt,
Paulus, Titiens, Heilbron and Germany's Greatest Masters.
ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTUBY.
BOSTON, MASS.