Music Trade Review
Issue: 1901 Vol. 32 N. 26 - Page 33
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35
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
X. B. CHASE PIANOS
In tone, touch, action, durability, and every requisite that goes
to make up an artistic instrument, there are none superior
factory and Principal Office
NORWALK, OHIO
New York Warerooms
10 EAST 17th STREET
ANGELUS
PIANO
PLAYER)
The ANGELUS is the
ORIGINAL PIANO PLAYER
PRICES UPON APPLICATION
Symphony
SELF-PLAYING ORGAN
Made for twelve years •>• All experimenting has
been done for you «£* You take no chances in
accepting representation of the goods made by us
THE- WILCOX
<& -WHITE CO.
164 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
...NO OTHER LIKE IT.
Main Office and Factory, WERIDEN, CONN., U. S A,
CHASE-HACKLEY PIANO CO.,
Manufacturers of the
CHASE BROS., HACHLEY
and CARLISLE
PIANOS
MU
JACOB DOLL
Manufacturer of
High-Qradc
Grand and Upright
Pianos
for all
Occasions
Pianos
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION REPORT.
It Will Deal Largely With the Subject of Trusts and
Remedial Legislation.
[Special to The Review.]
Washington, June 26, 1901.
The Industrial Commission, which expires
by limitation on Dec. 15th next, will soon
begin the preparations of its final report to
Congress. The members of the Commission
are now engaged in compiling the mass of
testimony which is to compose the conclud-
ing eight volumes of the Commission's re-
ports.
The final report to Congress, it was said
at the Commission to-day, would deal largely
with the subject of the trusts and would
embrace remedial legislation in the way of
an amendment to the Sherman Anti-Trust
law. The Sherman law as it now stands,
it is contended, is inadequate to cope with
the question of industrial combinations in
their present stage of developments.
FISHER—FORBES.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ada Eugenie Fischer, daughter of Henry
B. Fischer, of J. & C. Fischer, and James
C. Forbes, Amelia Bingham's personal rep-
resentative. This will be a union of two
very clever and popular members of New
York society. Miss Fischer, as already re-
ferred to in The Review, has contributed
many charming pieces of verse to the mag-
azines, while Mr. Forbes is a facile and
clever writer, having been for many years
connected with the Savage Opera Co., and
later as press representative of the English
Opera Co. at the Metropolitan Opera House.
The Review extends congratulations.
AUSTRALIAN TRADE AND TARIFF.
The idea for a preferential rate for coun-
tries which have no import tariffs (Great
NEW YORK Britain is the only one) on the Canadian
plan, is being discussed in Australia, says
Send for Catalogue, Pi ices and Terms.
DOLL'S COLONIAL STYLE "C»
the Music Trades Review of London, and
we learn from Commercial Intelligence that
SOUNDING BOARDS, BARS, GUI- the Sydney representatives of American
^ T A R A N D MANDOLIN TOPS AND houses are beginning to express alarm at the
possibility of an Australian federal tariff on
MILLS AND OFFICE : DOLQEVILLE, N. Y.
" SOUNDING BOARD LUMBER.
a protectionist basis, as it is known that the
leading advocates of prohibitory duties are
in favor of a preferential tariff for Great
C R. STEVENS, General Manager.
Britain. Several of the large importing
MANUFACTURERS OF
firms in Sydney and Melbourne are recom-
mending the establishment of manufacturing
branches to British houses with which they
have business connections, and point to the
7/3 OCTAVE. PIANO CASE.
example of Messrs. Beale & Co., the piano-
forte dealers, who have large pianoforte
Write for catalogue and prices.
manufactories
near Sydney, and find their
MARIETTA, OHIO.
goods command a sale as ready as that en-
joyed by importations from Europe or Amer-
Embodies the best vakie for the dealer.
ica. The more delicate pieces of mechan-
j*
rf»
Attractively gotten u p . ism, etc., are imported, as are the ornamental
portions of woodwork. The hands are chief-
ly from Great Britain or Germany, and earn
PETER DUFFY, President.
good wages. The tariff rates for pianos
at present are: New South Wales, free;
•••
Victoria, 5/. to 15/.; Queensland, 61. to 12/.;
South Australia, 10 per cent.; Western Aus-
P. ROTH,
F. ENGELHARDT,
UPRIGHT
tralia,
5/. to 15/.; and Tasmania, 20 per cent.
Formerly with
Formerly Foreman
Factories : Southern Boulevard and Cypresa Ave.
East 133d and 134th Street!
First Avenue and 30th Street
Warero ms: 146 Fifth Ave., bet. 19th and 20th Sis.
JULIUS BREGKWOLDT
Cbe Stevens Organ and Piano Co.
$tmn$ Combination Reed-Pipe Organ
A. DOLGK.
ROTH
OFFICE:
Union Square, Now York
STKIHTWA*"
FACTORIES:
St. Johnsville, N. Y., on N.Y. C. R.
The Walter J. Bates Co. of Boston are
now located in their new warerooms on Tre-
mont street which were vacated by the Hallet
& Davis Co. in January last.
35
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
X. B. CHASE PIANOS
In tone, touch, action, durability, and every requisite that goes
to make up an artistic instrument, there are none superior
factory and Principal Office
NORWALK, OHIO
New York Warerooms
10 EAST 17th STREET
ANGELUS
PIANO
PLAYER)
The ANGELUS is the
ORIGINAL PIANO PLAYER
PRICES UPON APPLICATION
Symphony
SELF-PLAYING ORGAN
Made for twelve years •>• All experimenting has
been done for you «£* You take no chances in
accepting representation of the goods made by us
THE- WILCOX
<& -WHITE CO.
164 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
...NO OTHER LIKE IT.
Main Office and Factory, WERIDEN, CONN., U. S A,
CHASE-HACKLEY PIANO CO.,
Manufacturers of the
CHASE BROS., HACHLEY
and CARLISLE
PIANOS
MU
JACOB DOLL
Manufacturer of
High-Qradc
Grand and Upright
Pianos
for all
Occasions
Pianos
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION REPORT.
It Will Deal Largely With the Subject of Trusts and
Remedial Legislation.
[Special to The Review.]
Washington, June 26, 1901.
The Industrial Commission, which expires
by limitation on Dec. 15th next, will soon
begin the preparations of its final report to
Congress. The members of the Commission
are now engaged in compiling the mass of
testimony which is to compose the conclud-
ing eight volumes of the Commission's re-
ports.
The final report to Congress, it was said
at the Commission to-day, would deal largely
with the subject of the trusts and would
embrace remedial legislation in the way of
an amendment to the Sherman Anti-Trust
law. The Sherman law as it now stands,
it is contended, is inadequate to cope with
the question of industrial combinations in
their present stage of developments.
FISHER—FORBES.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ada Eugenie Fischer, daughter of Henry
B. Fischer, of J. & C. Fischer, and James
C. Forbes, Amelia Bingham's personal rep-
resentative. This will be a union of two
very clever and popular members of New
York society. Miss Fischer, as already re-
ferred to in The Review, has contributed
many charming pieces of verse to the mag-
azines, while Mr. Forbes is a facile and
clever writer, having been for many years
connected with the Savage Opera Co., and
later as press representative of the English
Opera Co. at the Metropolitan Opera House.
The Review extends congratulations.
AUSTRALIAN TRADE AND TARIFF.
The idea for a preferential rate for coun-
tries which have no import tariffs (Great
NEW YORK Britain is the only one) on the Canadian
plan, is being discussed in Australia, says
Send for Catalogue, Pi ices and Terms.
DOLL'S COLONIAL STYLE "C»
the Music Trades Review of London, and
we learn from Commercial Intelligence that
SOUNDING BOARDS, BARS, GUI- the Sydney representatives of American
^ T A R A N D MANDOLIN TOPS AND houses are beginning to express alarm at the
possibility of an Australian federal tariff on
MILLS AND OFFICE : DOLQEVILLE, N. Y.
" SOUNDING BOARD LUMBER.
a protectionist basis, as it is known that the
leading advocates of prohibitory duties are
in favor of a preferential tariff for Great
C R. STEVENS, General Manager.
Britain. Several of the large importing
MANUFACTURERS OF
firms in Sydney and Melbourne are recom-
mending the establishment of manufacturing
branches to British houses with which they
have business connections, and point to the
7/3 OCTAVE. PIANO CASE.
example of Messrs. Beale & Co., the piano-
forte dealers, who have large pianoforte
Write for catalogue and prices.
manufactories
near Sydney, and find their
MARIETTA, OHIO.
goods command a sale as ready as that en-
joyed by importations from Europe or Amer-
Embodies the best vakie for the dealer.
ica. The more delicate pieces of mechan-
j*
rf»
Attractively gotten u p . ism, etc., are imported, as are the ornamental
portions of woodwork. The hands are chief-
ly from Great Britain or Germany, and earn
PETER DUFFY, President.
good wages. The tariff rates for pianos
at present are: New South Wales, free;
•••
Victoria, 5/. to 15/.; Queensland, 61. to 12/.;
South Australia, 10 per cent.; Western Aus-
P. ROTH,
F. ENGELHARDT,
UPRIGHT
tralia,
5/. to 15/.; and Tasmania, 20 per cent.
Formerly with
Formerly Foreman
Factories : Southern Boulevard and Cypresa Ave.
East 133d and 134th Street!
First Avenue and 30th Street
Warero ms: 146 Fifth Ave., bet. 19th and 20th Sis.
JULIUS BREGKWOLDT
Cbe Stevens Organ and Piano Co.
$tmn$ Combination Reed-Pipe Organ
A. DOLGK.
ROTH
OFFICE:
Union Square, Now York
STKIHTWA*"
FACTORIES:
St. Johnsville, N. Y., on N.Y. C. R.
The Walter J. Bates Co. of Boston are
now located in their new warerooms on Tre-
mont street which were vacated by the Hallet
& Davis Co. in January last.
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