Music Trade Review
Issue: 1897 Vol. 25 N. 4 - Page 21
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Claims Daniels Hypnotised Her.
[Special to The Review 1 .]
Philadelphia, Pa., July 20, 1897.
Joseph Daniels, colored, of Baltimore,
who has been keeping a musical instru-
ment store on South street, above Seventh,
was committed to prison without bail on
Saturday by Magistrate Jermon at the City
Hall, on the charge of abducting Sallie
Johnson, a white girl, fifteen years old,
from her home, 928 West Baltimore street,
Baltimore. Sallie was employed by Daniels
as a clerk in his Baltimore store, and,
according to her own story, he induced her
to come to Philadelphia by promising to
marry her. The girl is said to have
informed Secretary Crew, of the Society
to Protect Children from Cruelty, that
Daniels had a strange power over her, and
her uncle, Thomas J. Owens, who traced
her to Philadelphia, says he believes it
was a case of hypnotism.
Ernest Urchs & Co.
THE
COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE PAYS THIS GO-
AHEAD FIRM A MERITED TRIBUTE.
derewski, Wagner, D'Albert and the lead-
ing musicians and composers of the world.
They are also agents for the Hazelton pi-
anos, the Gabler pianos and the Smith &
Barnes pianos, this being a line ot instru-
ments not surpassed by any house in the
country. Messrs. Urchs and Von Bernuth
have a large trade at wholesale and retail,
not only locally, but also throughout Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky, employ twenty per-
sons in the house and lead in the piano trade.
In the important wholesale and retail
business in pianos, organs and sheet mu-
sic, of Cincinnati, O., a prominent firm is
that of Ernest Urchs & Co., who are locat-
ed at 121-123 West Fourth street. Mr.
Urchs was with the house of Steinway
Quite a number of piano factories have
& Sons, of New York, prior to coming to
been
taking an inventory the past ten days.
Cincinnati and associating himself with Mr.
Lewis von Bernuth, a son-in-law of Mr. HENRY KELLER & SONS.
STEPHEN PARKER.
Steinway, and forming the present firm.
Henry Keller & Sons
MANUFACTURERS OF
UPRIGHT * PIANOS
RIDER AVE. AND 141ST ST., West of Third Ave.
NEW YORK
Dealers securing territory will be fully protected.
You Should Recognize
them from this description—you will see
them used by the leading business houses
of this City—we allude to
The " flajestic " for the Fall.
The "Brilliant" Sign Letter
JUST THE PIANO TO HANDLE.
The "Majestic" piano is reported to be
moving along steadily in the right direc-
tion. Inquiries are plentiful and subse-
quent results satisfactory. It is anticipat-
ed, with excellent ground for the belief,
that the fall of 1897 will be a. memorable
one at the Spies factory. No stone is being
left unturned to improve a record already
highly creditable. It is safe to say that the
present admirable policy will be maintained
and there is no reason to doubt that dealers
who undertake to handle the "Majestic"
this fall will be pleased with the outcome
of their enterprise.
The only letter that is placed on the
inside of 'the glass—consequently your
property. Advantages:—
Does not wear away by washing of
windows.
Does not come off easily; but can be
removed and replaced elsewhere if re-
quired.
The most effective—and in appearance
exceedingly rich.
Ordinary gilding on glass is as dull
brass in comparison.
Send us a rough draft giving inscrip-
tion desired, and width ofthe windows or
doors, and we will submit you an
estimate.
Letters can be packed and shipped with
cements and directions.
Try your house or store number as a
sample, and we are certain you will use
the letter as a sign.
ERNEST URCHS.
They are both men of extended experience in
the piano trade, and they have at the address
named, six-story and basement premises,
30 to 140 feet in dimensions, and carry a
line of fine instruments, being direct rep-
resentatives of leading manufacturers of
pianos, and are agents for the incomparable
Steinway pianos, which are recognized
throughout the world as representing the
highest achievement in the piano-making
art, mechanically, musically. Steinway pi- The "Brilliant" Sign Letter Co.
anos have been praised by the greatest mu-
Q. W. SLADE, flgr.
sicians of the world, including Liszt, Pa-
468 Sixth Avenue, New York
....THE....
THE ANN ARBOR
HAGEN & RUEFER PIANOS
CO.,
Are made to satisfy the desire of the buying public.
Honest in construction, tasteful in design ; touch,
light and elastic, and its musical quality unsurpassed.
The price is low, making it just the right instrument
for dealers who wish to make money, while building
up a good reputation.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS AND
DUTUDV,r\DC\
. . . TERRITORY TO T H E FACTORY A T r L l L K o U K U ,
M U
1\L H .
flanufacturers
High Qrade :
ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO.,
^***ANN ARBOR, MICH,
'Cloths. ,k
Write f*r 1897 Catalogue of N«w Style*. . . .
DETMER MUSIC CO,
JOBBERS
HAMMACHER 5CHLEMMER&C
209 Bowery, N. Y
0
of all kinds
Musical Merchandise,
621 Wabash Avenue,
Sheet Husk,
Books, Etc.
— — CHICAGO
Highest Qrade Pianofortes
(WREST-PIN AND STRINGER SYSTEMS.)
LISZT, CHURCH, CHAPEL and PARLOR
ORGANS.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Claims Daniels Hypnotised Her.
[Special to The Review 1 .]
Philadelphia, Pa., July 20, 1897.
Joseph Daniels, colored, of Baltimore,
who has been keeping a musical instru-
ment store on South street, above Seventh,
was committed to prison without bail on
Saturday by Magistrate Jermon at the City
Hall, on the charge of abducting Sallie
Johnson, a white girl, fifteen years old,
from her home, 928 West Baltimore street,
Baltimore. Sallie was employed by Daniels
as a clerk in his Baltimore store, and,
according to her own story, he induced her
to come to Philadelphia by promising to
marry her. The girl is said to have
informed Secretary Crew, of the Society
to Protect Children from Cruelty, that
Daniels had a strange power over her, and
her uncle, Thomas J. Owens, who traced
her to Philadelphia, says he believes it
was a case of hypnotism.
Ernest Urchs & Co.
THE
COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE PAYS THIS GO-
AHEAD FIRM A MERITED TRIBUTE.
derewski, Wagner, D'Albert and the lead-
ing musicians and composers of the world.
They are also agents for the Hazelton pi-
anos, the Gabler pianos and the Smith &
Barnes pianos, this being a line ot instru-
ments not surpassed by any house in the
country. Messrs. Urchs and Von Bernuth
have a large trade at wholesale and retail,
not only locally, but also throughout Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky, employ twenty per-
sons in the house and lead in the piano trade.
In the important wholesale and retail
business in pianos, organs and sheet mu-
sic, of Cincinnati, O., a prominent firm is
that of Ernest Urchs & Co., who are locat-
ed at 121-123 West Fourth street. Mr.
Urchs was with the house of Steinway
Quite a number of piano factories have
& Sons, of New York, prior to coming to
been
taking an inventory the past ten days.
Cincinnati and associating himself with Mr.
Lewis von Bernuth, a son-in-law of Mr. HENRY KELLER & SONS.
STEPHEN PARKER.
Steinway, and forming the present firm.
Henry Keller & Sons
MANUFACTURERS OF
UPRIGHT * PIANOS
RIDER AVE. AND 141ST ST., West of Third Ave.
NEW YORK
Dealers securing territory will be fully protected.
You Should Recognize
them from this description—you will see
them used by the leading business houses
of this City—we allude to
The " flajestic " for the Fall.
The "Brilliant" Sign Letter
JUST THE PIANO TO HANDLE.
The "Majestic" piano is reported to be
moving along steadily in the right direc-
tion. Inquiries are plentiful and subse-
quent results satisfactory. It is anticipat-
ed, with excellent ground for the belief,
that the fall of 1897 will be a. memorable
one at the Spies factory. No stone is being
left unturned to improve a record already
highly creditable. It is safe to say that the
present admirable policy will be maintained
and there is no reason to doubt that dealers
who undertake to handle the "Majestic"
this fall will be pleased with the outcome
of their enterprise.
The only letter that is placed on the
inside of 'the glass—consequently your
property. Advantages:—
Does not wear away by washing of
windows.
Does not come off easily; but can be
removed and replaced elsewhere if re-
quired.
The most effective—and in appearance
exceedingly rich.
Ordinary gilding on glass is as dull
brass in comparison.
Send us a rough draft giving inscrip-
tion desired, and width ofthe windows or
doors, and we will submit you an
estimate.
Letters can be packed and shipped with
cements and directions.
Try your house or store number as a
sample, and we are certain you will use
the letter as a sign.
ERNEST URCHS.
They are both men of extended experience in
the piano trade, and they have at the address
named, six-story and basement premises,
30 to 140 feet in dimensions, and carry a
line of fine instruments, being direct rep-
resentatives of leading manufacturers of
pianos, and are agents for the incomparable
Steinway pianos, which are recognized
throughout the world as representing the
highest achievement in the piano-making
art, mechanically, musically. Steinway pi- The "Brilliant" Sign Letter Co.
anos have been praised by the greatest mu-
Q. W. SLADE, flgr.
sicians of the world, including Liszt, Pa-
468 Sixth Avenue, New York
....THE....
THE ANN ARBOR
HAGEN & RUEFER PIANOS
CO.,
Are made to satisfy the desire of the buying public.
Honest in construction, tasteful in design ; touch,
light and elastic, and its musical quality unsurpassed.
The price is low, making it just the right instrument
for dealers who wish to make money, while building
up a good reputation.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS AND
DUTUDV,r\DC\
. . . TERRITORY TO T H E FACTORY A T r L l L K o U K U ,
M U
1\L H .
flanufacturers
High Qrade :
ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO.,
^***ANN ARBOR, MICH,
'Cloths. ,k
Write f*r 1897 Catalogue of N«w Style*. . . .
DETMER MUSIC CO,
JOBBERS
HAMMACHER 5CHLEMMER&C
209 Bowery, N. Y
0
of all kinds
Musical Merchandise,
621 Wabash Avenue,
Sheet Husk,
Books, Etc.
— — CHICAGO
Highest Qrade Pianofortes
(WREST-PIN AND STRINGER SYSTEMS.)
LISZT, CHURCH, CHAPEL and PARLOR
ORGANS.
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