Ann Arbor Is Interested In This

Tlie January number of the Song Journal is one of great neatness and attraxitivmese, and to the people of Aain one of great interest. The front cover page contains a beautiful picture of the Columbian Organ, the picture being so true that it shows even the spot rabove the organ caused by the rain at one time discoloring the wall. Tlie aiumber is handsomely printed on thO -vwry best of paper. It contains a complete description of the great organ, and it also contaiais excellent portraits of Gov. Kich, President Angelí, Gen. Alger, Prof . Kelsey, Prof. Stanley, Alberto Jonas, (ai'dner S. Lainson, Prof. Eeuben H. fcempf, and Prof Bossetter G. Cole, all excellent portraits. Eisrht of these large pages are devoted to Ann Arbor, lts big organ, and noted jnusicians. Besides this Journal lias a number oí excellent pieces of music that alone are worth far more than the pa-ilce of the issue. Mr. 'Wilcox the new editor and manager is making a grand pnblication ooit of this magazine, one that has already taken lts place in the very front i-ank of all similar publications in America.