Music Trade Review
Issue: 1896 Vol. 22 N. 6 - Page 3
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.WHIV3fl 3GAHT 3I8UM 3HT
eiwiab r -N» J., Se
H 1A
MEXICO—THE, SMITJI r
.irrtmJ "ynmaifduq aiolou aodfi
ATIONS—H. D. (fABLE RETURNS—BENT S
donxa
Jsril
JDSTIOD
\o ^ f i t 7 / o l [ i : v / a JifJ
rrt a
c hange,
h a n g e , which
which I r n e a t i o n e a last week, u n -
B bBirn ^ i V
^ t c i olf, ,nvr>o l o lan&rae
t n a t C. B. etrick k h
l ess
e
has received power
hris
«GillL
last Friday on .a. three weeks vacation,
no.vaivprn ixipvt uoisiw z±>aihao3niq I^i^r ol
which he willspena at Hudson Hot SpTings,
capitalists, and n&-dmrt)t during their stay
'1i)ron:ith'e
many, prominent
Ltmrj
found
durfn ijtnnoara oniiiq to
jn
M
e whole vvas in a iair
sd oJ ^rrrrfjorno^ u
T
HEJhandsome Steck upright piano in
Sons for presentation to the % educational
institute in the State of New Jersey which
.soFIno arer-Umow «in To y w r l s m isflSo Iron should secure th-e highest number of votes
stature, he has an active mind and a pretty by coupons cut from its daily issues, was
strap D5CK Done.
won by the Wenonah Public School, haying
secured .the magnificent total of 41*1/690
votes. The formal presentation took p*liace
S. H. Daniels is manager, -jaron Jijory J; io in Wenonah last Saturday, and was partic-
ipated in by the leading people of the town,
as,we.ll as a number of prominent Philadel-
Wendell pianos in this .city, is .doing some phians. Among the names of those present
very excellent advertising on the programs we noticed Florence J. Heppe and Geo.
N. Grass, of New York. Addresses were
made by Editor Fe,nnoof: the. Tifnes x Maiyor
Dawson of Wenonah, members of tlie
School Board, and others. Selections were
favorite out this .\yay, js,. f ,ca£lin^ ion Jijis given on* the piano in the interim by Mrs.
numerous friends ^nd 4 4 oing some effective Hollinger, who displayed the beautiful
work tor the Marshall ,& Wendell piano, of tonej quality; oirifie iftstmttimH/S] 3UT
Cjiilarto ,the salesmen, askine; that annaal Albany.' James Hollyer, or ttie **-**•—
£fson & *•
dues of $q be sent to him previous to the
of a page article: After the conclusiort—|>
'$& speeches -ancl the singfrig'tne''audienc
fetj tile
7 iMftny.,:w«re»ot.iconteiit; nautili: (they,;M
tfl}ejl
who
returne
no HSOiA
to perform ^n j,it. ( . It, took t
q
few minutes to gain the affection of .those
with' whoiii its future will be spfent. For
rosperous
£
S}¥ r i
Lyon & Healy's^-Kofeiness is very fair, Y^ the prospects are not
Df^jggg/ riinorn edt \o 1nove JaabbBS sriT
ipj^ ; ajgfpp4 ) j^ra^^Jpt^ / q9 t .i O q z \[[j j B jau]
the piancf;fettre its horidrs with' b
.irO'hdlsiiBillferit^ofoth£[n^mea[Gf'tiic8Wcfetlt edi brtovad tnomoorwonnn -mil lo ssl-em oJ jflg mcHJoSity.!, Nearly every niusicdan p'fes-
.ept, tried tt^afad.from all .sidesj\v§T& s frQgfifli
words of admiration for thehandsamegjit\
il 7 a n ojnf
bosr; od oJ
Ohio, to .return, the papers which wer
were
l3oora firry/ ny-jf.ilivz fu/I v.">rd[orTw^jDnp
nled ny the Smith & Nixon Piano Co. fo
for
-Short Existence f.-[ya e
-tinteorporation' ,of ctHfe
^ r^orSs
Smith &
with a £a
listinct and „separate concern from the
& Nixon Piano Manufacturing Co..
turned' out all right. Py.ihe way, I clip
the
1 following from i the Inter-Ocean ol this
te ft
(
-dng •Sjb
lJiMHf
number of deeds filed jjpr record yesterday,
relied arii It dosjm
no avocn B dons JqoooB bluow
noilssnp
oriJ 5o
T N. J., which was incorporated ahout a
jekt ag6, have, it is said, applied for a
T^e!vei*. : ' J The officers of fte
l ^ ^
T. T. Hoffman,
rri ,rrnfl od] to ai
-oci p.frf ir.si^'^aTYiU^. t no\1cu1iz edi
REINHARD
is
Jots in Keeney s first addition, to Columbia said he willjeave ior Burooe- before jmany
Heights, by H. W. Crawford and others, weeks.
, ,,,V- Ai.S-Xi^' ^fh t°. r J ls -, whf?X" e r.
> l S making a Southern trip.
ton
.WHIV3fl 3GAHT 3I8UM 3HT
eiwiab r -N» J., Se
H 1A
MEXICO—THE, SMITJI r
.irrtmJ "ynmaifduq aiolou aodfi
ATIONS—H. D. (fABLE RETURNS—BENT S
donxa
Jsril
JDSTIOD
\o ^ f i t 7 / o l [ i : v / a JifJ
rrt a
c hange,
h a n g e , which
which I r n e a t i o n e a last week, u n -
B bBirn ^ i V
^ t c i olf, ,nvr>o l o lan&rae
t n a t C. B. etrick k h
l ess
e
has received power
hris
«GillL
last Friday on .a. three weeks vacation,
no.vaivprn ixipvt uoisiw z±>aihao3niq I^i^r ol
which he willspena at Hudson Hot SpTings,
capitalists, and n&-dmrt)t during their stay
'1i)ron:ith'e
many, prominent
Ltmrj
found
durfn ijtnnoara oniiiq to
jn
M
e whole vvas in a iair
sd oJ ^rrrrfjorno^ u
T
HEJhandsome Steck upright piano in
Sons for presentation to the % educational
institute in the State of New Jersey which
.soFIno arer-Umow «in To y w r l s m isflSo Iron should secure th-e highest number of votes
stature, he has an active mind and a pretty by coupons cut from its daily issues, was
strap D5CK Done.
won by the Wenonah Public School, haying
secured .the magnificent total of 41*1/690
votes. The formal presentation took p*liace
S. H. Daniels is manager, -jaron Jijory J; io in Wenonah last Saturday, and was partic-
ipated in by the leading people of the town,
as,we.ll as a number of prominent Philadel-
Wendell pianos in this .city, is .doing some phians. Among the names of those present
very excellent advertising on the programs we noticed Florence J. Heppe and Geo.
N. Grass, of New York. Addresses were
made by Editor Fe,nnoof: the. Tifnes x Maiyor
Dawson of Wenonah, members of tlie
School Board, and others. Selections were
favorite out this .\yay, js,. f ,ca£lin^ ion Jijis given on* the piano in the interim by Mrs.
numerous friends ^nd 4 4 oing some effective Hollinger, who displayed the beautiful
work tor the Marshall ,& Wendell piano, of tonej quality; oirifie iftstmttimH/S] 3UT
Cjiilarto ,the salesmen, askine; that annaal Albany.' James Hollyer, or ttie **-**•—
£fson & *•
dues of $q be sent to him previous to the
of a page article: After the conclusiort—|>
'$& speeches -ancl the singfrig'tne''audienc
fetj tile
7 iMftny.,:w«re»ot.iconteiit; nautili: (they,;M
tfl}ejl
who
returne
no HSOiA
to perform ^n j,it. ( . It, took t
q
few minutes to gain the affection of .those
with' whoiii its future will be spfent. For
rosperous
£
S}¥ r i
Lyon & Healy's^-Kofeiness is very fair, Y^ the prospects are not
Df^jggg/ riinorn edt \o 1nove JaabbBS sriT
ipj^ ; ajgfpp4 ) j^ra^^Jpt^ / q9 t .i O q z \[[j j B jau]
the piancf;fettre its horidrs with' b
.irO'hdlsiiBillferit^ofoth£[n^mea[Gf'tiic8Wcfetlt edi brtovad tnomoorwonnn -mil lo ssl-em oJ jflg mcHJoSity.!, Nearly every niusicdan p'fes-
.ept, tried tt^afad.from all .sidesj\v§T& s frQgfifli
words of admiration for thehandsamegjit\
il 7 a n ojnf
bosr; od oJ
Ohio, to .return, the papers which wer
were
l3oora firry/ ny-jf.ilivz fu/I v.">rd[orTw^jDnp
nled ny the Smith & Nixon Piano Co. fo
for
-Short Existence f.-[ya e
-tinteorporation' ,of ctHfe
^ r^orSs
Smith &
with a £a
listinct and „separate concern from the
& Nixon Piano Manufacturing Co..
turned' out all right. Py.ihe way, I clip
the
1 following from i the Inter-Ocean ol this
te ft
(
-dng •Sjb
lJiMHf
number of deeds filed jjpr record yesterday,
relied arii It dosjm
no avocn B dons JqoooB bluow
noilssnp
oriJ 5o
T N. J., which was incorporated ahout a
jekt ag6, have, it is said, applied for a
T^e!vei*. : ' J The officers of fte
l ^ ^
T. T. Hoffman,
rri ,rrnfl od] to ai
-oci p.frf ir.si^'^aTYiU^. t no\1cu1iz edi
REINHARD
is
Jots in Keeney s first addition, to Columbia said he willjeave ior Burooe- before jmany
Heights, by H. W. Crawford and others, weeks.
, ,,,V- Ai.S-Xi^' ^fh t°. r J ls -, whf?X" e r.
> l S making a Southern trip.
ton
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