Music Trade Review
Issue: 1895 Vol. 20 N. 17 - Page 15
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
C. J. HEPPE, head of the firm of C. J.
of Leavenworth, Kan.,
Heppe
& Son, Philadelphia, celebrated the
has bought the Mason & Hamlin Co. \s store
thirtieth
anniversary of his entrance into
THE Prescott Piano Co., Concord, N. H., in Kansas City.
the
piano
business, on April 19.
ABRAM R. VAN MORMAN has commenced
write us that their business for March was
OTTN WISSNKR'S Newark, N. J.. ware-
the largest they ever had. Their new scale chancery proceedings in the Circuit Court
D is in great demand, and dealers speak in at Grand Rapids, Mich., against the Grand rooms will be under the charge of E. H.
the highest terms of the new styles of cases Rapids Piano Case Co., for a proper ac- Colell, during the summer.
counting in the manufacture and sale of a
now being turned out from the factory.
THE music dealers of Winnipeg, Man.,
toy pattern which was assigned to them on have formed a trade association for mutual
April 17.
protection.
CHAS. H. PARSONS, president of the Need-
A is it; Sangerfest will be held this sum- A COMPOSITION for preserving wood is
ham Piano-Organ Co., expects to run over
mer,
at Dolgeville, N. Y. A number of composed of 50 per cent, of wood creosote,
to Europe for a short stay some time in
singing
societies from all over the State 40 percent, of tar oil and 10 per cent, of
June.
will attend, and there will be over 800 pine tar. It is applied like paint, from one
HARDMAN, PECK & Co. have issued an in-
voices in the chorus.
to three coats being used.
teresting book containing reproductions of
the many cuts and designs which they
have used in advertising for a mim-
ber of years. This brochure is not only
unique but will prove of value to agents or
others desirous of constructing good ad-
vertisements.
•
ALL MAIL MATTER FOR •
A. E. WHITTAKER, the well-known music
trade dealer, of St. Louis, Mo., has taken
the agency for the Hardman Piano.
THE W. W. Ximball Co., of Chicago, will
Should be Addressed to Our New Factory
establish an agency at Jefferson, la., with
W. E. Olmstead as resident manager
Progressive Prescott,
CARL HOFFMAN,
REMOVAL
P^IIJGE $ SOI] W. CLAFLIF} PIANOS
'• 156 and 158 East 105th St.
ADOLPHO H. FISCHER, of J. & C. Fischer,
left last week fora visit to the South, partly
for pleasure and business. He will be gone
about two weeks.
JOHN W. REED, of A. Reed & Sons,
Chicago, left for home last Saturday after-
noon.
THE McDonald music store, Main street,
Ansonia, Conn., has opened for business.
SOHMER & Co. report an improvement in
business both in the wholesale and retail
departments.
A PIANO factory has been started by J. L.
Flannery on W. Main street,Springfield, O.
He will call his piano the "Musin."
IT IS said that the Fort Wayne Organ
Co. are about to enter the piano field as
manufacturers.
THE Musical Times says that Hardman,
Peck & Co., who have had a contingent in-
terest in the business of Nathan Ford Music
Co., of St. Paul, for several years, have
finally closed it, having transferred their
stock.
I). W. KARN, piano manufacturer of
Woodstock, Ont., will leave New York for
Europe by the Cunard Line steamer, April
27th.
GEO. NEMHACH, of Geo. Steck & Co., will
visit Europe some time in June.
^^
M^ •
NEW YORK
SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST.
OARDMAN
ft G R AY
Send for prices on
our latest New
Style B
The finest, most
convenient and
best Piano in
every particular
on the market.
A Resonant
and Singing
Quality of
Tone with
Perfectly
Even Scale
is Found Only
in the Old
Reliable
pw
^^^H
•
mm m •
IANOS
NO
Factory and Ware
rooms over Arcade
to Union Depot,
543 to 549
BROADWAY
ESTABLISHED—IN—1837
CONNOR PIANOS.
Dealers desiring instruments Carefully Constructed, Elegant in
Appearance, possessing a Superior Tone Quality, for a
Moderate Price, should communicate with
FRANCIS CONNOR, - Manufacturer,
134th Street and Trinity Avenue, Southern Boulevard,
M
|
Seaverns Piano Action
BSTABL.ISHE1D 1861.
MERRILL PIANOS
^ ^
MANUFACTURERS OF
CO..™.™K*™«
Nos. 113-125 BROADWAY,
CAMBBIDOEPOBT, MASS.
118 BOYLSTON ST,
BOSTO25T.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
C. J. HEPPE, head of the firm of C. J.
of Leavenworth, Kan.,
Heppe
& Son, Philadelphia, celebrated the
has bought the Mason & Hamlin Co. \s store
thirtieth
anniversary of his entrance into
THE Prescott Piano Co., Concord, N. H., in Kansas City.
the
piano
business, on April 19.
ABRAM R. VAN MORMAN has commenced
write us that their business for March was
OTTN WISSNKR'S Newark, N. J.. ware-
the largest they ever had. Their new scale chancery proceedings in the Circuit Court
D is in great demand, and dealers speak in at Grand Rapids, Mich., against the Grand rooms will be under the charge of E. H.
the highest terms of the new styles of cases Rapids Piano Case Co., for a proper ac- Colell, during the summer.
counting in the manufacture and sale of a
now being turned out from the factory.
THE music dealers of Winnipeg, Man.,
toy pattern which was assigned to them on have formed a trade association for mutual
April 17.
protection.
CHAS. H. PARSONS, president of the Need-
A is it; Sangerfest will be held this sum- A COMPOSITION for preserving wood is
ham Piano-Organ Co., expects to run over
mer,
at Dolgeville, N. Y. A number of composed of 50 per cent, of wood creosote,
to Europe for a short stay some time in
singing
societies from all over the State 40 percent, of tar oil and 10 per cent, of
June.
will attend, and there will be over 800 pine tar. It is applied like paint, from one
HARDMAN, PECK & Co. have issued an in-
voices in the chorus.
to three coats being used.
teresting book containing reproductions of
the many cuts and designs which they
have used in advertising for a mim-
ber of years. This brochure is not only
unique but will prove of value to agents or
others desirous of constructing good ad-
vertisements.
•
ALL MAIL MATTER FOR •
A. E. WHITTAKER, the well-known music
trade dealer, of St. Louis, Mo., has taken
the agency for the Hardman Piano.
THE W. W. Ximball Co., of Chicago, will
Should be Addressed to Our New Factory
establish an agency at Jefferson, la., with
W. E. Olmstead as resident manager
Progressive Prescott,
CARL HOFFMAN,
REMOVAL
P^IIJGE $ SOI] W. CLAFLIF} PIANOS
'• 156 and 158 East 105th St.
ADOLPHO H. FISCHER, of J. & C. Fischer,
left last week fora visit to the South, partly
for pleasure and business. He will be gone
about two weeks.
JOHN W. REED, of A. Reed & Sons,
Chicago, left for home last Saturday after-
noon.
THE McDonald music store, Main street,
Ansonia, Conn., has opened for business.
SOHMER & Co. report an improvement in
business both in the wholesale and retail
departments.
A PIANO factory has been started by J. L.
Flannery on W. Main street,Springfield, O.
He will call his piano the "Musin."
IT IS said that the Fort Wayne Organ
Co. are about to enter the piano field as
manufacturers.
THE Musical Times says that Hardman,
Peck & Co., who have had a contingent in-
terest in the business of Nathan Ford Music
Co., of St. Paul, for several years, have
finally closed it, having transferred their
stock.
I). W. KARN, piano manufacturer of
Woodstock, Ont., will leave New York for
Europe by the Cunard Line steamer, April
27th.
GEO. NEMHACH, of Geo. Steck & Co., will
visit Europe some time in June.
^^
M^ •
NEW YORK
SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST.
OARDMAN
ft G R AY
Send for prices on
our latest New
Style B
The finest, most
convenient and
best Piano in
every particular
on the market.
A Resonant
and Singing
Quality of
Tone with
Perfectly
Even Scale
is Found Only
in the Old
Reliable
pw
^^^H
•
mm m •
IANOS
NO
Factory and Ware
rooms over Arcade
to Union Depot,
543 to 549
BROADWAY
ESTABLISHED—IN—1837
CONNOR PIANOS.
Dealers desiring instruments Carefully Constructed, Elegant in
Appearance, possessing a Superior Tone Quality, for a
Moderate Price, should communicate with
FRANCIS CONNOR, - Manufacturer,
134th Street and Trinity Avenue, Southern Boulevard,
M
|
Seaverns Piano Action
BSTABL.ISHE1D 1861.
MERRILL PIANOS
^ ^
MANUFACTURERS OF
CO..™.™K*™«
Nos. 113-125 BROADWAY,
CAMBBIDOEPOBT, MASS.
118 BOYLSTON ST,
BOSTO25T.
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