Music Trade Review

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February 5th,
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THE MUSICAL CRITIC AND TRADE REVIEW.
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NEW ENGLAND PIANO
Is meeting with the highest praise from dealers and purchasers.
Write lor prices to
NEW ENGLAND PIANO CO., 6 3 2 & 6 3 4 HARRISON AVK, BOSTON, MASS.
The attention of the Trade is | GEO. Cambridgeport,
WOODS Mass., & CO.,
i
called to Two New Styles of Low-
Priced Organs which we have just UPRIGHT PIANOS AND PARLOR ORGANS.
placed
the market.
Accept in No
Other! SCHOMACKER New York College of Music,
No. 163 E. 70TH STREET, NEAR LEXTNTTON AVE.
MANUFAOTUBEBS OF
But be sura you receive the original and only true
RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
For the Pianoforte.
It is the m o s t sue* exxful 4 nut r u e t i o n b o o k
ever
p u H l i x h i ' d , and although it ha- bern before the public for
nearly a quarter ofacentury, during which time more ti>an a
GOLD STRING PIANOS,
Unrivalled for Superior Tone and Durability.
NO PIANO PEE7ECT WITHOUT THE Q3LD STBIN5S.
Most saleable instrument in the market.
1103 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Incorporated by the State of New York, 1878.
JiO LK«SO]VS G1VE1V I1V CLASHES.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:— Algernon 8. Sullivan, Chairman,
E. H. Schermerhorn, Hector Havemeyer, Tlieo. Thomas, Alex. 8
Webb, S. Abecasis, Julius Hallgsrtea, O. F. Livingston, C. F
Tretbar, Thoe. Hunter
LOOK ALEXANDtK, Director.
Third of a Million
ical musical instrument. Application filed May 15, 1880. Number of patent, 252,010. Patented
12, 1881. Number of patent, 251,846.
in Germany March 13, 1880.
Azro Fowler, of New York city, assignor to
John G. Seebold, of Montreal, Canada, has
Harris, same place, has patented a mechan- patented
a piano sounding-board attachment. Ap-
BOOK WITHOUT ERRORS, Moses
ical musical instrument. Application filed May plication
filed April 26, 1881. Number of patent,
having been many tin;ess revised, and by Ihe addition at various 12, 1881. Number of patent, 251,861.
tiu.es, of much valuable material, is conceded to be most i:omple 252,146.
thoroughly p Robert "W. Pain, of New York city, assignor to
an instruction book.
Moses Harris, same place, has patented a mechan-
PRICE,
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$3.23.
Charles P. Bowlby, manufacturer of organs at
ical musical instrument. Application filed May Washington, N. J., writes: My trade has steadily
increased since my departure from the old firm,
OLIVER DITSON & CO.,
Boston 12, 1881. Number of patent, 251,929.
Estab'ished 1834.
Robert W. Pain, of New York city, assignor to which is undoubtedly due to my determination to
C. H. DITSON k CO., 843 Broadway, NEW YORK.
Moses Harris, same place, has patented an auto- build nothing but first-class, honest organs. That
matic harmonica. Application filed June 23, my efforts have been appreciated, is evident from
the fact that a large number of good, reliable
1881. Number of patent, 251,930.
PATENTS.
agents are now handling my goods, and my manu-
Frank E. Putnam, of Lowell, Mass., has patented facturing facilities are taxed to the extent of their
Robert W. Pain, of New York city, assignor to a sheet
music holder. Application filed September capacity to supply their constantly increasing
Moses Harris, same place, has patented a mechan- 28, 1881.
Number of patent, 251,942.
demands. Wishing you the success your excellent
ical musical instrument. Application filed April
Henry Wegman, of Ithaca, N. Y., has patented publication certainly deserves, I remain yours very
21, 1881. Number of patent, 251,727.
truly.
Orison C. Whitney, of Cleveland, Ohio, has a mechanical musical instrument. Application
patented a cabinet organ case. Application filed filed September 17, 1881. Number of patent,
There is trouble at Westfield, Mass., in the
251,977.
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September 6, 1880. Number of patent, 251,752.
piano-leg factory. The nature of the trouble is
Rudolf Bergner, of Gera, Reuss, Germany, has somewhat hidden, but it appears to be in connec-
Alonzo Durker, of New York city, assignor to
Moses Harris, same place, has patented a mechan- patented an accordeon. Application filed October tion with incendiarism.
cop1P8 have been sold it shows no signs ol lowing its hold as a
publii- favorite, but is still used and recommended by the best
teaclure. It is a
A. G. CLEMMER & CO.,
PIANO & ORGAN HALL, S. W. Cor. Thirteenth & Chestnut Sts., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ORGANS BY
PIANOS BY
Hallet & Davis Co., Oeo. Woods & Co., Vose & Sons,
Calenberg «St Vaupel.
Oco. Woods & Co., Taylor & Farley, Star Parlor Co.
Miller Bros.
Paris, 187*.
Vienna, 1873.
ALFRED
STEAM
Philadelphia, 1876.
DOLGE
SAW MILLS :
jr
OTTER LAKE,
SAW MILL,
PORT LEYDEN,
BROCKETT'S,
Salisbury, N. Y.
N. Y.
and
122 E. 13th Street, NEW YORK.
Organ
132 Queen Victoria Street,