Music Trade Review

PUBLISHED ON THE 5th AND 20th OP EACH MONTH.
With which is incorporated THE MUSIC TRADE JOURNAL.
Voii. Ill, No. 3.]
NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 5, 188O.
SOHMEE
SOHMEE
Received First Medal of Merit and Di-
ploma of Honor at Centennial Exhibition.
Superior to all others in tone, durability and
finish.
Have the endorsement of all leading artists.
The SUPERIORITY
of the " 80H-
MER"
Pianos is recognized and acknoivU
•edged by the highest musical authorities, and
the demand for them is as steadily increasing
as their merits are becoming more extensively
Jcno wn.
SOHMER & CO.
[PBIOE 10 CENTS
149 to 155 E. 14th St.,
MANUFACTURERS,
STEINWAY
NEW YORK.
THE
GRAND, SQUARE & UPRIGHT
Steinway & Sons are the only Manufacturers who make
•every part of their Piano-fortes, exterior and interior (includ-
ing the casting of the full iron frames), in their own factories.
New York Warerooms, Steinway Hall,
IN~os. 1O7, 1O9 and 111 E . 14th Street,
CENTRAL EUROPEAN DEPOT, STEINWAY HALL,
JTo. 15 Lower Seymour Street, (Portman Square, W.,
Factory : Block bounded "by 4th and Lexington Aves., 52d and 53d Sts.,
YORK.
Saw Mill, Iron Foundry and Metal Works :
J1STORIJL, LONa
^Jkill and fidelity in manufacture,
I astefal and excellent improvements,
fclegant variety of designs,
• ielding unrivaled tones.
LONDON.
K3" E: "W
Everywhere known and prized for
ISLAND,
Illustrated Catalogues sent free.
CT. B S T E " Z "
&D C O . ,
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
Opposite One Hundred and Twentieth Street, New York.
ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, AS MATIEB OF THE SECOND-CLASS.
COPYRIGHT, CHARLES AVERY WELLES, 1880.—8« BROADWAY, N. Y.