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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
New Steck Representation.
wearing qualities have been too thoroughly
tested to be called into question at this
day, and among all of the old and popular
makes of instruments, none holds a more
honorable position among connoisseurs—
The Song Journal.
Clerk's office of Kings County, against
Napoleon J. Haines and others, in a suit to
foreclose mortgages for $30,000 on ten lots
in Alexander avenue near i32d street.
This mortgage was made by Mr. Haines in
November, '92.
HE Detroit Music Co. have made a
most important move since the last
issue of this journal was printed, by add-
ing the famous Steck pianos to their line
of instruments.
THE Schiller Piano Co., Oregon, 111.,
THK Woodbury Cadets,- of Woodbury, have sent us their new catalogue containing
For years the Steck has been almost with-
out representation in Detroit and vicinity, N. J., were presented with a handsome illustrations of five styles of upright pianos.
owing to a combination of circumstances. stand of colors by H. G. Farnham at his It is neatly printed, and the cuts shown
The Detroit Music Co. have for some time Woodland avenue residence Friday evening will give dealers a good idea of the appear-
past been considering the advisability of of last week.
ance of the instruments turned out by this
placing the Steck in their line of pianos,
A SOCIETY to be known as the "Verein- house.
providing satisfactory arrangements could
izung Deutsches Krieger," composed of
be made with the manufacturers, and a few
veterans of the Franco-Prussian war, has
weeks ago matters took on a definite form,
been formed in Dolgeville, N. Y. Mr.
and the sole agency for the Steck in the
Carl Brambach, of the Brambaeh Piano
southern and western part of Michigan was
Co., has been appointed treasurer.
secured. Two weeks ago the first consign-
ment of pianos arrived at the Detroit Music
THE Will A. Watkin Music Co., Dallas,
Co.'s warerooms. Of course, they were all Tex., the well-known agents for the Stein-
the latest product of the factory, and per- way, Fischer, Decker Bros., Newby &
Yes,
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fect in appearance and tone.
Evans pianos, are progressive advertisers.
that is the word;
Manager Vaughn showed me the new They not only carry large "ads." in the
daily
papers,
but
in
the
programs
of
Steck pianos with considerable pride, and
it expresses just what
I am not surprised at his enthusiasm. It theatres, concerts and summer festivals tak-
the player can do
would be difficult indeed to find a piano ing place nowadays in that section, they
which comes nearer to perfection in every keep their house and their wares before the
while playing on ..,
respect than the new Steck. Those who public. It is needless to say that they are
are familiar with this instrument know the well repaid in the way of good business.
HE
scientific principles represented in its con-
LAST week the Fifth National Bank of
struction. The sounding board, which, this city filed a Us pendens in the County
with the exception of two simple fasten-
ings, stands free from every other part of
the instrument, and so may vibrate freely
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and reinforce the tone; the independent A Resonant
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iron frame, which resists all of the strain
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finest, most
and Singing
convenient and
from the strings and relieves other parts of
best Piano in
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known features of the new scale Steck up- Perfectly
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ship of the Steck throughout. You may in the Old
take off the case and look into every nook Reliable
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every feature seems perfect in material
and construction. And, most important of
all, the tone is in keeping with the superior
appearance. It combines with brilliancy
and power, a delightful velvety quality, and
the scale is even. Thers is music in every Dealers desiring instruments Carefully Constructed, Elegant in
note, from the highest one in the treble to
Appearance, possessing a Superior Tone Quality, for a
the last in the sonorous bass. The patent
tone-sustaining pedal is also a valuable at-
Moderate Price, should communicate with
tachment to facilitate melody playing.
The Detroit Music Co. anticipate a most
satisfactory trade with the Steck, and with
good reason. It has the advantage of a
long and honorable record behind it. Its
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