Music Trade Review
Issue: 1895 Vol. 21 N. 2 - Page 13
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THE
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
Likes the Malcolm Love.
Richard Ranft, Sr., Retires.
ROF. W. F. GRABAN, one of the best
known music teachers in North Caro-
lina, writes from Asheville, in that State,
to the local agent as follows:
"At your request I give you my opinion
of the Malcolm Love piano. I do this the
more cheerfully as I think that the many
good qualities of this instrument ought to
be better known and appreciated by the
public.
" I used last year in my studio the Mal-
colm Love piano for teaching, and found
it a most excellent, durable and in all re-
spects good piano. The tone is full, round,
sonorous, and very sympathetic and even.
The singing quality is very fine and the
quality of tone most agreeable. The touch
is good, and the action quick and prompt.
"After the severe test which I gave the
piano the past scholastic year, I can in all
sincerity recommend the Malcolm Love
piano as a good and durable instrument in
every respect."
T TNDER date of August 1st, we have re-
V_J ceived the following from Richard
Ranft, the well-known dealer in piano felts,
of 213 East Nineteenth street:
"1 beg to inform you that our Mr. Rich-
ard Ranft, Sr., has retired from our firm
to-day, after an active business career of
almost forty years.
"Mr. Richard Ranft, Jr., will continue
the business under the old style of Richard
Ranft, and hopes to merit a continuance of
your favors, which you have shown our
firm during so many years."
P
BUSINESS is booming with the Weaver
Organ & Piano Co., York, Pa. In a short
time they will begin the erection of ex-
tensive additions to their plant.
BAUMGARDNER & SON, Ida Grove, la., are
now located in their new store, and have a
well selected stock of pianos and other
musical instruments.
ACCORDING to a Hoboken paper, that city
is going to have a new industry in the
shape of a music box factory. A company
has already been formed, and will apply
for incorporation papers this week, under
the name of the West New York Co.
Among the citizens who are interested are
C. Wolfe and Herman Holbeck.
C. H. LICHTY, well known music dealer
of Reading, Pa., has recently purchased a
handsome piece of property in Reading, on
which he will make extensive improve-
ments.
Whitney & Currier.
p
formal transfer of the thirty-five
1 feet on Madison street, adjoining St.
Paul's Church, from Judge Doyle to the
Whitney & Currier Co., Toledo, O., has
been made, and as soon as contracts can be
awarded work on the company's new musi-
cal emporium will begin. It is to be six
stories. The first floor will be fitted up as a
large wareroom for grand pianos, and
offices, and will have a music hall. It is said
that the building will cost $30,000.
WILL E. ADAIR, music dealer of Cohocton,
N. Y., will be able to devote his entire
time to his music business now that he has
disposed of some factory interests which
he held in his native town.
MASON W. CURRIER, traveler for the
Estey Piano Co., reached town last week,
and is now enjoying his vacation at his
home in Mt. Vernon.
SAMUEL J. CROSS has recently opened a
music store at Lewiston, 111.
A Well Estab-
For Sale lished
MUSIC
L. W. P. Norris, Pres.
N. S. King, Vice Pres.
S. Q. Lindeman, Sec'y and Treas.
Henry Lindeman, Supt.
HOUSE, ina manufacturing city
in the State of New York, doing
a good paying business, under a
small expense, for sale, as the
owner wishes to retire from busi-
ness. Address, Box 5, Music TRADE
REVIEW, 3 East 13th St., N. Y. City.
BALDWIN PIAHO CO.
„ __
FACTORY= 7 2 7 =737 East 147th St.
w
E'VYORK, AREROOflS=»6 West 125th 5t.
A Resonant
and Singing
Quality of
Tone with
Perfectly
Even Scale
is Found Only
in the Old
Reliable
& G RAY
PIANOS
ESTABLISHED—IN—1837
Gilbert Ave. and Eden Park Entrance
Send for Catalogues
Cincinnati, U. S. A.
ELLIHGTQH PIAHO CO.
Cor. Baymiller and Poplar Sts.
Send for Catalogues
Cincinnati, U. S. A.
A PIANO FOR DEALERS
HAVILTOK ORGAN CO.
Factory and Office, 85, 87 and 89 Henry St.
Chicago, U. S. A.
Send for Catalogues
Near Canal and Fourteenth Sts.
NEW STYLES
Send for prices on
our latest New
Style B
The finest, most
convenient and
best Piano in
every particular
on the market.
Factory and Ware
rooms over Arcade
to Union Depot,
543 to 549
BROADWAY
ALBANY
N. Y.
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,
MERRILL PIANOS
YORK.
118 BOYLSTON ST.
BOSTON.
THE
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
Likes the Malcolm Love.
Richard Ranft, Sr., Retires.
ROF. W. F. GRABAN, one of the best
known music teachers in North Caro-
lina, writes from Asheville, in that State,
to the local agent as follows:
"At your request I give you my opinion
of the Malcolm Love piano. I do this the
more cheerfully as I think that the many
good qualities of this instrument ought to
be better known and appreciated by the
public.
" I used last year in my studio the Mal-
colm Love piano for teaching, and found
it a most excellent, durable and in all re-
spects good piano. The tone is full, round,
sonorous, and very sympathetic and even.
The singing quality is very fine and the
quality of tone most agreeable. The touch
is good, and the action quick and prompt.
"After the severe test which I gave the
piano the past scholastic year, I can in all
sincerity recommend the Malcolm Love
piano as a good and durable instrument in
every respect."
T TNDER date of August 1st, we have re-
V_J ceived the following from Richard
Ranft, the well-known dealer in piano felts,
of 213 East Nineteenth street:
"1 beg to inform you that our Mr. Rich-
ard Ranft, Sr., has retired from our firm
to-day, after an active business career of
almost forty years.
"Mr. Richard Ranft, Jr., will continue
the business under the old style of Richard
Ranft, and hopes to merit a continuance of
your favors, which you have shown our
firm during so many years."
P
BUSINESS is booming with the Weaver
Organ & Piano Co., York, Pa. In a short
time they will begin the erection of ex-
tensive additions to their plant.
BAUMGARDNER & SON, Ida Grove, la., are
now located in their new store, and have a
well selected stock of pianos and other
musical instruments.
ACCORDING to a Hoboken paper, that city
is going to have a new industry in the
shape of a music box factory. A company
has already been formed, and will apply
for incorporation papers this week, under
the name of the West New York Co.
Among the citizens who are interested are
C. Wolfe and Herman Holbeck.
C. H. LICHTY, well known music dealer
of Reading, Pa., has recently purchased a
handsome piece of property in Reading, on
which he will make extensive improve-
ments.
Whitney & Currier.
p
formal transfer of the thirty-five
1 feet on Madison street, adjoining St.
Paul's Church, from Judge Doyle to the
Whitney & Currier Co., Toledo, O., has
been made, and as soon as contracts can be
awarded work on the company's new musi-
cal emporium will begin. It is to be six
stories. The first floor will be fitted up as a
large wareroom for grand pianos, and
offices, and will have a music hall. It is said
that the building will cost $30,000.
WILL E. ADAIR, music dealer of Cohocton,
N. Y., will be able to devote his entire
time to his music business now that he has
disposed of some factory interests which
he held in his native town.
MASON W. CURRIER, traveler for the
Estey Piano Co., reached town last week,
and is now enjoying his vacation at his
home in Mt. Vernon.
SAMUEL J. CROSS has recently opened a
music store at Lewiston, 111.
A Well Estab-
For Sale lished
MUSIC
L. W. P. Norris, Pres.
N. S. King, Vice Pres.
S. Q. Lindeman, Sec'y and Treas.
Henry Lindeman, Supt.
HOUSE, ina manufacturing city
in the State of New York, doing
a good paying business, under a
small expense, for sale, as the
owner wishes to retire from busi-
ness. Address, Box 5, Music TRADE
REVIEW, 3 East 13th St., N. Y. City.
BALDWIN PIAHO CO.
„ __
FACTORY= 7 2 7 =737 East 147th St.
w
E'VYORK, AREROOflS=»6 West 125th 5t.
A Resonant
and Singing
Quality of
Tone with
Perfectly
Even Scale
is Found Only
in the Old
Reliable
& G RAY
PIANOS
ESTABLISHED—IN—1837
Gilbert Ave. and Eden Park Entrance
Send for Catalogues
Cincinnati, U. S. A.
ELLIHGTQH PIAHO CO.
Cor. Baymiller and Poplar Sts.
Send for Catalogues
Cincinnati, U. S. A.
A PIANO FOR DEALERS
HAVILTOK ORGAN CO.
Factory and Office, 85, 87 and 89 Henry St.
Chicago, U. S. A.
Send for Catalogues
Near Canal and Fourteenth Sts.
NEW STYLES
Send for prices on
our latest New
Style B
The finest, most
convenient and
best Piano in
every particular
on the market.
Factory and Ware
rooms over Arcade
to Union Depot,
543 to 549
BROADWAY
ALBANY
N. Y.
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,
MERRILL PIANOS
YORK.
118 BOYLSTON ST.
BOSTON.
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