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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
P. H. POWERS, of the Emerson Piano
Co., is traveling through the South and
rapidly regaining 1 that good health which
was undermined by an attack of the grip.
AN unusually large number of manufact-
.urers, dealers and traveling men were in
town last week and the early part of this
week. An excellent indication of the "stir-
up" in business, which we are pleased to
say is very evident.
date store on Wall street with the one on endeavoring to organize a $10,000 com-
the corner of Centre and Smith streets, pany, with the view of establishing a music
which he has recently purchased from J. H. publishing business at Springfield, ().
VanAuken, and will locate at the latter
Mn.1.K;AN, WII.KIN & Co., the well-known
place.
music trade dealers at Wheeling, W. Va.,
W. F. Moss, musical merchandise, (')t- have opened up new store at 1138-1142
tumwa, la., sold out to L. Loch.
Market street.
JOHN BRAIH.KV, pianos and organs, has
MR. RAMUO, music dealer at Cairo, 111.,
opened new store at Effingham, 111.
will open branch music store at Corinth,
JOHN FLKTCHKR, musical merchandise,
will open new store at Tilton, N. H.
of vS. A. Wright, of Marshall, Mo. Mr.
KYLF. MUSIC CO., Fort Wayne, Ind., store
Wright intends opening up a store at
closed
by mortgager, and the stock is being
Springfield, Mo., where he will handle
sold
at
auction.
pianos, organs and musical merchandise.
M. M. MCCLURE, pianos and organs and
E. W. FURMUSH, of the Briggs Piano Co.,
musical
merchandise, will open new store
Boston, has left for a short trip West.
at
Rutland,
Vt.
THK Emerson Piano Co., of Boston, re-
MKRRY BROS, have purchased the business
Miss.
JOHN H. GRUHKR, organ manufacturer,
Stouchsburg, Pa., has commenced the erec-
tion of a new factory building.
O. C. KI.OCK, organ manufacturer, will
locate his new factory at Pulaski, N. Y.,
and is organizing stock company for that
purpose.
JAMES HKIDKRICH, music dealer, at New
port a very satisfactory business for March.
C. W. KENNISON, pianos and organs, Mid-
They say that the closing of the month Bethlehem, Pa., has sold out to Thomas
dletown, Conn., attached by Fred Hotch-
showed a gratifying increase", which it is McGarrity.
kiss, who claims damages for the termina-
expected will continue during April.
EuiiENE R. KKNNEY, of Dayton, <)., is tion of a two vears' lease.
WE are pleased to learn that Geo. Endi-
cott, with Chickering & Sons, Boston, is
convalescent.
MAJOR HOWES, of the Hallet & Davis
Co., Boston, has been suffering from an
attack of the grip.
REMOVAL
ALL MAIL MATTER FOR
SOI} W. GLAFLII} PIAIJOS
THE D. H. Baldwin Piano Co., Cincin-
nati, O., will erect a new piano factory on
Gilbert avenue, to cost $15,000. It will be
four stories in height, built of brick, with
modern improvements.
THE W. W. Kimball Co., Chicago, will
establish a retail branch at Grand Rapids,
Mich.
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Should be Addressed to Our New Factory
156 and 158 East 105th St.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST.
NEW YORK
W. J. CURTIS, pianos and organs, 114
Wall street, Schenectady, N. Y., has estab-
lished a store at 96 North Pearl street, Al-
bany.
About May 1st he will consoli-
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COOPER. HEWITT &Cd
A LARGB ASSORTMENT OF
PATTERNS.
EHRHARD * HACEN,
Manufacturers.
ESTABLISHED 1864.
FAOTOBY ADDEEBS,
Nos. 245 4 247 West 28th St.,
NEW YORK.
Seaverns Piano Action h..™ ™ * ™ *
Nos. 113-125 BROADWAY,
1851.
MERRILL PIANOS
CAMBRIDUEPORT, MASS.
118 BOYLSTON ST.