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Musical Courier 1891-02-18: Vol 22 Iss 574, 1891
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1Thanks to Leo Tritsch, Esq.
2NEW YORK, January 13, 1891.
3Mr. Leo Tritsch, 3 Chambers-st., City:
4DEAR SIR—In compliance with the provisions of a resolution passed unanimously by the Piano Manufacturers' Association of New York City and Vicinity, at a meeting held this day, I give you below a copy of said resolution, viz.:
5Resolved, That this association extend a vote of thanks to Mr. Leo Tritsch for the valuable, efficient and gratuitous services rendered by him to the association in connection with the publication of the reports of its meetings in the New York daily press, and that the secretary of this association be instructed to send a copy of this resolution to said Mr. Leo Tritsch.
6Respectfully yours,
7N. STETSON, Secretary.
9Removal.
10NEW YORK, February 9, 1891.
11Editors Musical Courier.
12We have removed to our spacious lofts, 325 Broadway, where we shall be pleased to have you call on us.
13Respectfully yours,
14HERMAN SONNTAG.
16—The First Presbyterian Church, of Warren, has purchased from Ford & Relf, of this city, a Sohmer grand piano. This magnificent instrument is certain to give complete satisfaction. Ford & Relf are selling musical instruments throughout this region.—Jamestown "Journal."
18DO YOU WANT to build a factory or a home in a very desirable locality? Correspond with the Flemington (N. J.) Improvement Association.
20CHICAGO MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS.
22CHARLES C. CURTIS
23PRESIDENT
24DIRECTORS
25WM. FOSTER one of two readings
26WM. FOSTER. one of two readings
27WM. E. WHEELOCK one of two readings
28WM. E. WHEELOCK. one of two readings
29CHAS. B. LAWSON one of two readings
30CHAS. B. LAWSON. one of two readings
31JOHN W. MASON one of two readings
32JOHN W. MASON. one of two readings
33CHARLES C. CURTIS one of two readings
34CHARLES C. CURTIS. one of two readings
35A. M. WRIGHT
36MANAGER
37THE MANUFACTURERS PIANO CO.
38WAREROOMS & OFFICES
39248 WABASH AVENUE
40CHICAGO.
41LOUIS DEDERICK
42SECY & TREAS.
43BRANCH
44for the sale of
45WEBER,
46WHEELER,
47LINDEMAN
48and
49STUYVEBANT,
50PIANOS.
52NEWMAN BROS.' ORGANS,
53Cor. W. Chicago Ave. & Dix St., Chicago, Ill.
54THE PATENT PIPE SWELL
55Produces finer Crescendos than can be obtained in any other organ in the market.
56JACK HAYNES, General Manager of the New England, Middle and Southern States, also the Continent of Europe.
57Dealers who are in the City should visit the New York Warerooms and examine these organs.
58JACK HAYNES, 20 East 17th St., New York.
60THE CROWN
61PIANOS & ORGANS
62GEO. P. BENT
63MANUFACTURER
64CHICAGO.
66SMITH & BARNES PIANO CO.
67MANUFACTURERS OF
68Upright Pianos.
69OFFICE AND FACTORY:
70149 and 151 Superior Street,
71CHICAGO.
73W. H. BUSH & CO.,
74MAKERS
75PIANO
76BUSH AND GERTS
77WAREROOMS: 243-245 East Chicago Avenue;
78FACTORY: 51-53-55 Pearson Street,
79AGENTS WANTED.
80CHICAGO, ILL.
82THE SCHAFF BROS.
83COMPANY,
84MANUFACTURERS OF
85UPRIGHT PIANOS,
8615 to 21
87North Clinton Street,
88CHICAGO, ILL.
90MANUAL OF MUSIC.
91BY W. M. DERTHICK.
92THIS remarkably practical and comprehensive work has recently been thoroughly revised and greatly enlarged, and in its improved form contains the following features, each of which has received the highest commendation from the most prominent musicians of this country and Europe:
931.—A complete history of music.
942.—A complete set of colored chronological charts, the ingenuity and practical usefulness of which for purposes of reference and historical study have secured for the same so much deserved praise.
953.—Excellent portrait and portraits of nearly one hundred eminent musicians, from Palestina and Orlando Lassus to the youngest of great modern composers, Moritz Moszkowski.
964.—Extensive biographies of over fifty of the most prominent characters in music, past and present.
975.—Carefully prepared analyses of over two hundred characteristic works, showing their form, content and technical requirements.
986.—Over two thousand compositions for historical and artistic illustration from the best foreign editions.
997.—Complete Dictionary of Technical Terms and Phrases.
1008.—Complete Dictionary of Important Musical Works, Instruments and Institutions.
1019.—Complete Dictionary of Musical Artists and Composers.
102Each Dictionary gives the foreign pronunciation of every difficult word, phonetically spelled, so that absolute accuracy may be instantly acquired. The work is introduced exclusively by subscription and is securing a sale quite unprecedented in the history of musical literature. The publishers invite correspondence with any to whom music is congenial and who may desire to secure a permanent and lucrative position. Address
103MANUAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
104415 and 417 Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.
106WILL L. THOMPSON & CO.,
107Music Publishers,
108Wholesale Western Agents for Mathushek Pianos and Clough & Warren Organs.
109Agents Wanted. Call or address
110259 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO.
112THE MUSICAL COURIER.
114JULIUS BAUER & CO.,
115—MANUFACTURERS OF—
116Grand, Upright and Square
117PIANOS.
118A careful comparison of the BAUER PIANO with those of leading Eastern makers respectfully solicited
119CORRESPONDENCE FROM DEALERS INVITED.
120FACTORY: 91 and 93 E. Indiana Street; WAREROOMS: 156 and 158 Wabash Avenue,
121CHICAGO.
123STORY & CLARK ORGAN CO.,
124Canal and 16th Streets, Chicago.
125HIGH GRADE ORGANS ONLY.
126CATALOGUE FREE.
128C. A. GEROLD,
129—MANUFACTURER OF—
130GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS,
131Nos. 63 and 65 North Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
132THE WHOLESALE TRADE WILL DO WELL TO EXAMINE THESE REMARKABLE PIANOS
134RICE-HINZE
135PIANO CO.
136Corner Washington and Desplaines Sts.
137Chicago, Ill.
139OUR FACTORY
140PRODUCES MORE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS THAN ANY OTHER FACTORY IN THE WORLD.
141OUR OUTPUT EMBRACES
142HARPS, CHURCH ORGANS,
143PARLOR ORGANS,
144GUITARS, MANDOLINS,
145ZITHERS, BANJOS,
146DRUMS, FLUTES,
147FLAGEOLETS, VIOLINS,
148CYMBALS,
149INSTRUMENT CASES and
150MUSICAL SUNDRIES.
151Dealers will find our FACTORY CATALOGUE an invaluable assistant in making selections.
152LYON & HEALY,
153Warerooms, State & Monroe Sts.
154Factory, Randolph St. & Ogden Ave.
155CHICAGO.
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