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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
CHAS. W. BOWLBY, organ maker, Wash-
ported by strings, and may be shifted
transversely of the instrument to cut out ington, N. J., who, as announced last week,
is about to enter into the manufacture of
different strings.
pianos, intends to name his instruments the
"Princess."
ALFRED SHINDLKR,
department is edited by Bishop &
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Imirie, Patent Attorneys, 605 and 607
Seventh street, Washington, D. C. All re-
quests for information should be addressed
to them and will be answered through these
columns free of charge.
PATENTS GRANTED JUNE I I , 1895.
540,910.
Piano Key. Henry Flynn,
Philadelphia, Pa. A U-shaped plate on
W. A. WEPFER and M. J. Stockneir, both
of Philadelphia, have commenced business
at 325 North Ninth street, Reading, Pa.,
manufacturing zithers, mandolins and
guitars.
J. N. HANLEY, dealer in musical instru-
the upper side of the key is adapted to be ments, Monmouth, III., reported as having
adjusted by a turn buckle so as to bind conveyed real estate for $500.
more or less upon the rocker pin and there-
J. HAYDEN MORRIS, music trade dealer,
by prevent rattling.
Mount Vernon, N. Y., removed to 31 South
Court avenue.
GEORGE MORROW SONS, manufacturers ot
piano covers, Midland Park, N. J., reported
to have recorded chattel mortgage for
THE Wellington Piano Case Co., Leomin-
ster, Mass., have awarded contract to
Cutting, Bardwell & Co., Worcester, Mass.,
for the erection of their four-story brick
piano case factory.
WHITEHALL & SIDDALLS, of Minneapolis,
Minn., have removed to larger quarters at
303 Hennepin avenue.
C. H. HARMON, Somersworth, N. H., is
enlarging and adding improvements to his
store.
J. M. BRICKER & Co., music dealers, Ne-
vada, .la., interest of Miss Fenner pur-
chased by Rose Murph)\
WILL LENNON, sheet music, etc., Yale,
Mich., has recently been adding considera-
bly to his stock, and making improvements
in his store.
GEO. P. BENT, of Chicago, is getting out
four new styles of "Crown" pianos, which
he will have ready for the fall trade. The
cases are to be unusually handsome.
LEW H. CLEMENT, of the Ann Arbor Or-
540,988. Harp. J. J. Joyce, Dolgeville,
N. Y., assignor to the C. F. Zimmerman
Co., same place. The damper bar is sup-
THE
representa-
THE St. Paul Organ Co., organized some
time since by the E. Lueger Furniture Co.,
North St. Paul, Minn., report that they
are now manufacturing, with prospects for
THE Lindeman & Sons Piano Co., at a re- building up a fair trade.
cent stockholders' meeting, elected L. W.
THE new grand action which the Staib
P. Norris, president; N. S. King, vice- Piano Action Co. will have ready for the
president; S. G. Lindeman, secretary and trade next fall, is the invention of Mr.
treasurer.
The officers named have pur- Felding, superintendent of the Wcgman
chased from the former stockholders the Piano Co.'s factory, at Auburn, N. Y. Mr.
entire capital stock of the company.
Felding has given this concern the exclu-
THE Regina Music Box Co. has completed sive control of his devices.
its new factory at Rahway, N. J., and com-
menced operations.
540,946. Piano Action Frame. F. W.
Bothmer, Long Island City, N. Y. A
simple and durable frame arranged to se-
curely hold the actions in position and pre-
vent loosening of the arms which carry the
pivots for the hammers, dampers and other
parts. Consists ot metal brackets, upper
and lower metallic rails secured to said
brackets, and carrying the pivots for the
hammers and dampers and the hammer
levers respectively, and arms connecting
said rails at intervals and carrying the ac-
tion-regulating device.
Western
tive of Hardman, Peck & Co., in a visit
last week to Peoria, 111,, secured an order
for fifty "Standard" pianos from Brown,
Page & Hillman Co.
THE Washentaw Evening Times, of recent
date, contains an unusually good advertise-
ment of the Clifford pianos.
It is well
written, and attractively gotten up.
FRANK
C. ALLEN, of Cressy,
Jones &
Allen, Portland, Me., was married in that
city last week to Miss H. L. Libbey.
C. J. HEPPE& SON, Philadelphia, are now
handling the Singer piano of Chicago, and
speak very highly of its musical and selling
qualities.
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THE thieves who recently robbed Kirk,
Johnson & Co. 's music store, Lancaster,
Pa., have been captured, and the stolen ar-
ticles found.
THE advertiser is like a man who holds
up a light that his neighbor may see the
road, says an exchange. The non-adver-
tiser lies sullenly and darkly in ambush.
CHAS. BECHT, traveling representative of
the Brambach Piano Co., Dolgeville, N.Y.,
returned last week from an extended West-
ern trip, which, like all of Mr. Bechf's
visits, was productive of some excellent
orders for the Brambach piano.
\
SAMUEL LINDEMAN,
of the
Lindeman &
Sons Piano Co., made a short business trip
last week through the State of Pennsyl-
vania and established agencies for the
Lindeman piano in several cities.
THE Sultan of Turkey has just purchased
a style 23 Needham organ, the largest style
made by the company. It goes direct to
his establishment in Constantinople, where
it will help to beguile the weary hours of
His Royal Nibs, the Sultan.
gan Co., has been traveling through Indi-
ana and Ohio, and, according to a local
paper, sent home an order for three hun-
dred organs from Cincinnati.
Courier, left for Europe last Wednesday.
THE Hallet & Davis piano is now sold in
Milwaukee by S. D. Roberson, at 426 Mil-
waukee street.
last Wednesday to Miss Allethaire Chase,
at Brattleboro, Vt. We extend congratu-
lations to the Captain and Mrs. Estey.
CELEBRATED
STEGER
MARC. A. BLUMENHERG,
CAPTAIN J.
PIANOS
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PATENTED 1892.
HARRY
of the
ESTKY
was
Musical
married
are noted for their fine singing quali'.y of
tone and great durability.
The most
profitable Piano for dealers to handle.
STEGER & CO., Manufacturers,
Factory, Columbia Heights.
235 WABASH AYENUE, CHICAGO