Contained In The "song Journal."

The January number of the Song Journal, edited by T. C. Wilcox and published in Detroit, contains the history of the Columbian organ, with a cut of it on the cover. (Beg pardon of the Adrián Press for mentioning the organ, as it makes the editor niad to hear of anything capable of converting more wind into sound than he can). The opinión of skilled organists rcgarding the merits of the instrument, the history of its acquirement by the University, and a fine review of the dedication exercises are among the interesting matter of the number. Pictures of Profs. Stanley, Jonas, Lanison, Zietz, Cole, Kempf and musicians of Ann Arbor are to be found in its pages. The attempt to get a snap shot of tne sneeze symphonied into one of Prof. Stanley's silkiest passages, by an auditor, failed, but it lingers in memory.