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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17

New OK, sept 10
FLOUR-Quiet and steady; Minnesota
patents, S3.SQa4; winter straights, 49,
$50; winter extras, $2a321, winter pat
cnts, S3,6Qa3,99.
WHEAT-i' irmer on good general de-
mand, light offerings, HIGHER outside mar
kets and disappointing northwest re-
ceipts; December, 20 5-l5a7S ll-l6c.; May,
74i2a7i5sc.
YE-Steady; state, 55l2a56c,, c. i. f.,
New York; No. western, 59i2c., f. o. b..
afoat No 2, 56a56i2c., track.
CORN-Also active and firm on small
world shipments, the wheat strength and
light offerings, except September, which
was offered a cent lower; December 49l4
1880: January. 4Si4c.
OATS-Fairly active, but lower. being
without support; track white. state. 3ia
36c; track, white, western 34a36c
PORK-Firm; mess, $lS25al9.2i; family,
S20a2o5 80
LARD-Nominal prime western II,
ll10c.
BUFFERS Steady; state dairy, l5a22c.;
extra creamery. 23c.
EGGS-Steady; state and Penn%N!V"" Is.
21a22c.: western candled. 1871 a2lc.
SUGAR-Raw steady: fai" rthnin@. &C.;
centrifugal 90 test 3i3c.: fined steady;
crushed :. lie; powdered toe.
MOLASSF.S- Firm New Orleans a91 'o@.
RICE-Quiet; domestic, iiIA6c.; japan.
4ssa47sc
TALLOW Firm; city. 57,c, country
6Ba6c
HAY Firm; shipping, 55a1Uc, good to
choice 94a&l.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17
ODD FELLOWS IN SESSION.
Sovereign Grand Lodge Begins Its
MOrL, III Dee NOIncS.

Des MninpS, Ia, Sept. l6.~-With Spe-
chl trains arriving from al parts Of
tire country ANA the attendance having
already reached $4,000, the seventy
eighth annual session Of the sovereign
grand lodge Of odd Fellows was form
ally welcomed to this city by Governor
a. h. Cummins and Mayor Brenton in
a public session in the new Audito-
rum.
Addresses We're made by w. New
man Of Dcs Moines, grand master of
Iowa: j. G.. Milliman of Woodbne
grand patriarch: Miss Ida Van Horn.
president Of the Iowa Rebekah assem-
bly,, and General NJ. A. Raney, Iowa
department commander of the Patri-
archs Militant. The response was made
by Hon. A. Gable of Covington, O..
grand sire.
Upon the conclusion of the welcom
ing exercises the sovereign grand lodge
was formally called to order. The re
port of the grand sire, which was sub
mitted, indicated that there were III
-rand lodges established, of which six
We're in foreign countries. The total
number of subordinate lodges is II, 49,
and subordinate encampments ESQ,
The entire membership of the order
reaches LOOP ID During the year
there were 99.3.,3 limitations In the
subordinate lodges: including those mi
tiated in other branches, the total
reached 1S5.S45.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17
POPE Is PERTURBED.
Gar Won't Cull at Vatican when
Visiting King Victor.

Rome. Sept. lG.-The announcement
that the car when he returns the visit
of king Victor Emmanuel will not call
Oh the pope has seriously disturbed the
Vatican. 1t is said that the Russian
minister to the holy see &C.. \. Goubh>t-
off will purpoSely be absent from
Rome during the soiourn of the ear
here so MS to render it easier to ignore
the Vatican.
Papnl diplomacy is doing its utmost
to prevent such an awkward incident,
which is attributed to the desire of the
ear to show his diSpleasrre at the
pope's action in withdrawing the papa
nllncO from The Hague because h.
was not invited to take part in The
peace congress.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17
LIPTON'S CHALLENGE.
Will BE Forwarded to New York In
Few Days.

London. Sept. 1.-THE challenge of
Sir Thomas Upton for another series
of races for the Americas cup will be
forwarded within a few days. SO as to
reach the New York Yacht club before
oct. |.
Conformation is forthcoming of the
Ill. will be of milled steel instead of
manganeSp bronze, as in the case of
tAe previous challenger>. The new
yachts design does not differ material
ly. from those of the previous sham
rocks. although there is some diver
gence from the old lines forward. The
new boat will not be 50 costly as the
Shamrock III.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17
THE NEWS FROM COLOMBIA.


Washington. Sept. 1.-THE state De
partment has received Il cablrgranl
from Minister Hart, at Bogota. Colon
hi;, which says that the revolutionary
General CarreaZo. who has been uptr
atiIg with strong force on the great
plains east of Rogota, has surrendered
This is regarded as of the utmost i'm
portance to the government author
ties. who consider that it assures tho
pacitication of the whole eastern re
glUn.
announced the repulse by a govern
ment war vessel of revolutionary at
tack some days ago upon the Magda
Io,, ,.;vnr
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17
CRU3H6D FOOT MADE WHOLE.

Hancock, Vt, Sept. Is, 1899 While
working, drawing timoer IN 1894, l
lad my foot 50 badly Crushed under
ne ancel Il . ,oaded wagon that the
liesh was ain4ost redu &c 10 jelly, and
the decor said nav foot would have
t. be amputated; but ! would not
permit IL, and the doctor dressed the
wound as best he could, after which
| used nothing bat Henry and john
son IS Arpica an Oil Lipiment until
the foot wa, tulifr}y cured and is now
perfectly SQUAD 1t gees without say
inq ,hat ! recommend AFRICA and OH
meul 10 all my friends.
w. 5. WHEELER. Blacksmith.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17
TROOPS READY FOR TROUBLE
Lchigh COnl Company Claims tn
Have Made Gains, but Strike
Leaders Ridicule the Asser-
tons of the Company.

Tamaqua, Pa. Sept. l6.--Thc Groom
wood colliery situated at the western
end Of the Panther creek valley, has
resumed operations. 1t is impossible
to learn exactly how many men are at
work, rs the place is very heavily
guarded and the operators. the Bed
dali Bros, viii give out no definite
statement. They say. however, that
they expect to wash about 800 tons of
coal day.
The Lehigh coal and Navigntion
company claims @an> in the Panther
creek valley. An official of this com
pany says that ii is expected that the
daily output from the No. t and 80.
j. colliclies will now be Increased from
] 10 TO l.soo tons day. The leaders
OF the mine workers rilicule the claims
OF the company. They say there are
no more men mt work than there We're
last week
No troops were sent out from Manila
INl. during the morning, but a com
pay W.. Kept under arms to respond
t. = cal, No disturbance of any con
uuen"c was reported.
Trouble AT Old Forge.
ON Old For@" comes word that
tW. Italians named John Divine and
Autonio DizZl. employed at the Old
Force mine Of the Pennsylvania Coal
company at Old Forge. Pa. were held
up by fifty Italian strikers as they
We're returning from work Both men
were badly dubbed and stoned. Sew
eral shots We're fired. and a striker is
reported to have been shot in the leg.
DivinO's injuries We're so serious that
he had to be removed to the Pittston
(pa.) hospital Dizzi was able to walk
to his boarding house.
The scene of the disturbance being
In Lackawanna county, Sheriff Jacobs
Of LuZerne county did not send any
deputies to the scene.
Sheriff Jacobs reports all quiet in
the Wyoming region. Contrary to re-
ports circulated during the night. the
cal companies there did not make any
attempt to start any additional collier
les The WashprieS that We're in oper-
q zion last week are turning out the
usual amount of coal, but all the big
mines are idle.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17

ST. i'auI. Mimi. Sept. lti.-WlIi!e l,0"H
people were struggling TO Get into tire
10 y SONS # Xiun synagogue to wit
ness TIE detlicrtory exercises the tcln-
porary steps leading to the entrance
suddenly, gave way. and 100 peup'r
fell in Il heap. Except for few VIII"
We're bruised and cut, no one was Sc
riously injured.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17

Amsterdam. \. Y. sept. 1G.-patrici
]. Higgins OF GloNer>yille committed
suicide by drinking carbolic acid. He
was 50 strong that ii severed his wind
pipe. Mrs. John Larkins. also of
GloVersVille, drank carbolic acid by
mistake for medicine and died in CON
seuuNlCe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17

en-, twenty-siX years old. was stricken
with heart disease and drowned while
swimming in Canandaigua lake outlet
for a boat which had got loose. Kitch-
en- was an excellent swimmer, but as
he swan toward the boat he suddenly
threw up both hands and went down.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17

Memphis, Tenn. Sept. ia special
to the Scimtar from Piggott. Ark.
says arrangements have been made
which all the people will participate.
The animals have eXterminated the
hogs in the surrounding country. have
decimated the poultry and have even
invaded the suburbs of towns
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17

Troy. y. Y, Sept. 16.-Preparatons
are complete for the meeting here Oct.
p of the New York state Christian
speakers will be Rev. DR.. +. Il. Clark.
Rev. DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman, Rev. DR..
James NJ. Gray. Rev. DR.. &. h. Stew
art and Rev. Edwin Forrest Hallen-
beck.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17

London, Sept. ia telegram from
Calais, France. announces that nine
vessels of the French cod fleet foun-
dcrrd in the North sea during the re-
cent gales and that fifty fishermen
We're drowned.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17

Catskill, n. Y, Sept. 16.--Peter Go
rila, foreman at the Kennedy Valve
works, Coxsackie, was shot and fatal
ly wounded at that place by a fellow
workman who was jealous because of
GOrila's advancement.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-17
The Weather.
Fair; warmer; east winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

New York. Sept. 70.
Money on call strong at 12alJ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5i2aj$a per cent
Sterling exchange weak, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at "a S531r5a $3.50 for
demand and at $4.s25oa4, S21l5 for go day
bills Posted rates. $i.S3laa4A and sis6l2
Commercial bills. $4MAa4.S2i4. Bar sill
yer. size. Mexican dollars, 4oAc. Gov
eminent bonds steady State bonds mac
tice Railroad bonds easy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
ALLEGED
BURGLARS
CAPTURED

Harry Bsviugton ard James
sutherland. two men believed BY the
police TO be the burglars who en-
tered the room % Frank Biron. on
Sixth avenue. last night. are IN Gus
fody. Detective Sam Corbstt and
Patroiman McCiurG made the ar
rests.
The robbery was reported 10 the
police early this morning and Sam
corbett was detailed on the case. Al
- o'clock pairoinRn McCiurK sent
BeTinRtou % police headquarters on
suspicion. He was searched and a
revolver stolen from Mr. BIron' =
room was found on him. The gun
was peculiarly marked and was pos
itiveiy Identified
Later Sutherland was arrested as
being Implicated In the robbery. SIR.
Birnn. who is barber on James
street. came 20 police headquarters
and identified the clothing worn By
Bevlngtou as his
The prisoner now sleeps IN n cell
a. the city JAN IN scant attire. Both
vii be charged with burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12

rliter ~ the Star With great
-, have read yuur editorial
's ss,.e,,,arv & showing that a munic-
. ~ sleetrie lighting plant would
". M fitv a net prohg OF Nt.oOo.
- ssvres used "a showing this
- -, Contain the iucomprehensihle
p'ps.s,s,t that !. 80 horse power used
!. Nsars per day would supply
! ss.a ~ klloWatl hours, Since one
-. rsNer is only .I46 OF one kilo-
80 would appear that 1890
w.. ,.,wsr would only furnish
y .'s.sls ssSx ;te. is.std.sst khowatt
- Tha amount which could
ALL would then be rs
rsnt % tatte.tet. or only
r. ga kiloNRtt hours. This at
. s-sss per kilowatt hour viii give
- ir',,'ne 81 sst.taa. instead OF
- ~ which corresponds 20 a re-
49,, ~ the estimated income by
- - - rsr year. This Sos. 900 reduc-
- III not decrease the expenses.
/. ms, Be deducted from 81, aoa
=. ss.lmatea profit on private light
- v.tk,nx this protit only ST. 90
n ptes profit on private lighting
: ii suficient 90 cover the esti-
~.,ss ~. So. 600. for street light
- va leave a net expense Of
~ "a rNsad 81 a net profit OF
vlss ~ rear. Yours very truly.
X. A. PHILIP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
SCREAMING
WHISTLES
Noisy Welcome for the
HOhenzollern

NEW YORK. Feb. n. The Inn
periRl yacht HohrnEullrrn is now tn
The hatbor and the nrst real arrival
OF Prince hcurya visit Is on hand.
The vessel was sighted on Sandy
Hook Lishtshlp lust before noon and
the news sent 60 this city. whore "a
stir was raised pending her arrival
An hour later the yacht. with the
German Imperial Tag nyiug. pro-
eeedrd up the harhur near sandy
Hook aud instantly noisy welcome
commenced which extended far up
the water front being taken up hy
steamers 90 an descriptions aud
every factory OF min un the shore
that boasts "a whistle.
AZ the quarantine station ahe
passed the cruiser Illinois. the Of
ncrrs exchanging the customary sal
ntrH. without a stop aud making a
continual acknowledgment OF the
noisy welcome, she passed rircctiy 20
the North German Lloyd pier at
Hoboken. whore she viii await the
arrival of Prince Henry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
Drowned IN
MID-0CEAN
rs.s Of the British Ship 0udhope
Washed Overheard

re- British ship pudhope. Cant.
fss. which arrived In the stream
Is morning from the Diamond
rnt quarantine station. where she
u been detained about 70 hours
h \ thrilling experience on her
sage over from Yokohama The
rwa mate was washed overheard.
"a Drowned. the vessel was thrown
: hsr beam ends and only uairacu-
ray escaped laundering in mid
wsaa
ne Dudhope came over light. and
NJ been at sea little over a week
sksn she was caught IN one OF those
fsr.edical typhcons common 20 the
nstsrn Pacific. II blew a hurrl.
nss and the decks were awaEh
ms q water rolled fore and aft,
snhing everything before them.
Netsing csule Save Him
n was then that the second mate
tagpeared over the side % the
ss<ei Nothing could be done "a
ave him. as the vessel itself was In
arfecarfous condition. Her ballas,
Nd shifted and she was thrown on
~ beam ends. After laboring In
Ne disabled shape for nearly q
anrs. the gale moderated and by
snf II great exertiOn. the ship was
Tted. she still bears traces 81
Nstorrn's deadly work Capt Low
~ that u was the worst storm
m he ever experienced IN all hia
srfng experience.
> Dudhupe VIII partly load a
-of wheat here and the balance
rAecrna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
STEIN WAY DEALERS
Sherman, Clay & Co.
I'll Second Ave.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
T.. A. KINNEY. REAL ESTATE CO.,
1910 fpt ave.

T.. A. KINNEY. REAL ESTATE Co,
1910 let ave,
t3500-Takca 7-roOm house, new and
modern I'm every way. hot and cold
winter. electric lights. porcelain
bath. toilet. an furnished furni-
ture cost $500. good location. fine
residence part Of the city, Z blocks
from High school. 2 from street
car line; q good buy.
$1,000 For 22-ncrcs. 2 houses. chicken
houses and yards. acres pillow
land. 1870 for water front. pigs.
chickens, Implements ana furniture
All go.
si2. 900 lots on Queen Anne hill, the
best thing there.
$3.50 room lodging house, good fur
niturc. rent $40 month. snap; must
be sold at once.
We have roomiug houses. large
and small. close In, large list. Bus
mess chances Of all kinds. Cali and
Investigate We have large llsi
81 farm and timber lands n you
want % farm, we can suit you. We
can place a few homestead and tim
her claims We have some Of the
best homesteads now left IN the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
IS SIMPLY A QUESTION
Of DOLLARS and CENTS
opuOnsnt Of Municipal Plant Disputes With the Star Over
Figures on Private Lighting

The stars statement was based
upon the assumption that not more
than 10 per cent. Of connected lights
burn at one time. aud it has been
admitted by the Seattle Electric
Company that such is probably the
case.
Granting the argument OF MIR.
Phillip that the city plant could sell
only 1900 horse power. which does
not allow any overload capacity TO
carry short period peak loads. the
total yearly product II used every
hour would be i..tt6.t2t kiloWatt
hours
city Electrician j. n. Whitaker.
OF Tacoma. states that the average
load factor 90 the Tacoma munlcn,al
plant is "a per crnt, The load factor
uf the city plant an Jacksonville.
Fla. one of the most successful in
the country. is given az - per cent.
The average load 90 the Harrison
street station ga Chicago "a IS per
cent. Part ~ this last b. used FOR
power but that need not be cunsid-
erred because lt IS capacity which is
under discussion.
Pair Average
10 ls safe then 60 say that the
proposed city plant could easily cm-
ploy an average load % 90 per cent.
which would klye the same product
Tor / 9oo horse power as rs per cent.
OF 2.b2S Ia horse power. The rs per
cent. basis was given 20 the Star by
the Seattle Electric Company. with
the admission that In time o. would
Increase. The star accepted and
used it. knowing that the average
load 90 weii-estAhliahed plants
throughout the country IL at least
% per cent
s,in a Prsfit Of si4.o zoo
Tho Star Is informed by competent
authority that an overload OF Sd per
cent. can be carried for a short time
az any plant and at least % per cent.
for hours. This adds 20 the capacity
Of plant 90 meet the extra trmnnd
imposed upon Il during hours when
the greatest number % lights are
burning.
Taking Mr.. Philips computation
OF n. tts. t2t kiiuwatt hours as the
maximum power. and 20 per cent. "a
the average load employed. gives
> ts1,2Sa kilowatt hours rs the
quantity OF saiahle power This. at
4 cents per knowatt. would produce
an income % ts9 11i %. OF practically
500 90 as shown by article referred
90. published IN the star % Fehru-
airy Z.
DeductinE $4,000 (which amount
was computed 20 be the annual ex-
pense Of operating and hxed charEesl
from 500 ono. leaves net prOat on
private lighting ~ So 600 Deduct
Ing from shis sum sss.ooo. which vas
shown IN the star February 8 10 be
the estimated cost Of street lighting
by the proposed municipal plant. a
balance 81 $4,000 viii BE- the result.
which must stand for clear profit.
That is the city can be supplied with
twice the number 81 street lights free
Of cos; and a profit 81 $4,000 made
All this n the city undertakes pri-
vnte lighting system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
STILL ON TRIAL
kilbourno, the Alleged Diamond
Robber, Faces Jury

The trial OF II. kilbourne. or
Kelly, accused OF bcinK the party
who broke Joseph Mayors show
window with a coupling pin and ran
away with a tray OF diamonds val
ued az nearly $4,000. was not con-
ciudcd yesterday.
Tho robbery occurred on the oven
iug OF December ST. and the papers
published fun account Of ID tho
next day. Not much that h now was
offered ia evidence. Several people
Identified kilbournc aa this man who
took the tray Proprietor Harton and
two hHrtcndcrs or the owl saloon. ON
Washington street. testified that
ktibournc was there at the time OF
the robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
AL-KI ARRIVES

The steamer Al-Ki 81 the Pacific
Coast Co, arrived here this after.
noon from the north. She brought a
few passengers and cargo Of fish.
The AK Is several days overdue.
caused by the stormy weather 90 IRE.
aucnt along the Alaska Coast lately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
Lady Operators Dance

The local Telephone Operators
union gave a ball last night In lit
ties hall The affair was largely
atteded by the young ladies and
their guests. over 300 being present.
WaEuers orchestra furnished the
music and dancing WAS kept up un-
~ after midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12

This N the last week that the ore
gun VIII be in dry dock
Don't faii to &c out and scc the
admirable way ia which the plates
have been replaced.
While IN the dock you can see both
outside and inside 81 this famous
battlrHhlp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
ASH WEDNE SDAY

Today being the first 81 Lent. tho
Catholic, Lutheran. Episcopal and
orthodox Grvek churches are observ-
ing the prescribed Ash "Wednesday
form % worship today. Throughout
the fasting period thc various ritual
tAttc services win occur each week
Major W. W. Robinson ~ the
United States quartermnHterH de-.
partmeut. left this morning for
Honolulu.
asa-sassaaa -
Valentines, Denny Corysil CO. 81.
==--sa=@fs==--==
Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12

That the new schedule of tho
Athlon allows you 10 leave Columbia
dock a. 10 n. m. spend two hours az
the navy yard. and be ln Seattle
again ut2 30. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
e'ancdmen VIII Now work

n.lisss MEMBERS I, ' of the different com
o sn.st y ne council Will eudeavor
bstvssl W ail bumueaa before them
b m. nov and March H. 10 ~ no
w. ~ u, 70 present their s,togcsgors
b aIsre's.,,.l ~ kets. AZ petitions viii
sr 49, o. ~ well a. other mat
fss nigt' w committees. Tomor
Mite .',,, tne fire ana water com
Hltfss ,',a meet The street com
sssk se ~, ineet Saturday and next
Tee s'in ~ tho other commit =
Noia special meetings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12

M D j. To
A Peoples Party mass convention
viii be- held commencing 90 two
o'clock Saturday, February 18th
for the purpose ~ nominating q
ticket Tor city Officers for the city
II Seattle and members Of the
Common Council. 10 Doe voted for
az tho next municipal election In
the City Of Seattle. Said conven-
ton VIII be- held AZ Grand Army
hall second floor Collins building.
No perEon will bc entitled 10 seat
in qald convention unless he shall
first align - declaration that he VIII
Ina good faith support the ticket
that viii be nominated by said con
vcntion, and that he IL not o mem-
her Of and ia not affiliated with any
other political party or political or
Ranization in support of a mum
iclpal campaign or ticket. This
declaration can be signed at the
Peoples Party headquarters at any
time before the convention. and
an the day Of the convention al
the committee room adjoining the
convention hall.
n. WtNsOR,
Chairman.
j. w. HAfGH,
Secretary Peoples Party city
Central Committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12

Ladies' Furs made and repaired.
c. G. Berg. 1913 Third ave. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
See Our Special New
S285.00
Plano Offer This Week

Positively the biggest value obtain.
able representing A SAVING or
uNE-THiRD. and are finding ready
sale.
We are also pleased 60 direct the
attention - bargain seekers to four
special bargains in slightly used
pianos. ranging from