Symphony Concert

The Boston Symphony Orche6tra, seventy performerá.will be hereTuesday evening,May 5. This will be welcome news to our music lovers. The conceit will be the great event of the seaBon. This organization has been having the most wonderful success, and the program which they will play in Ann Arbor will show the remarkable qualities of the orchestra. Tickets to this concert will be sold under the same conditions as to the other Choral Union concerts. The following program has been arranged: Overture, "Lenore No. 3," Beethoven; Symphony, B flat, No. 1, Schumann; Aria from Mignon, A. Thomas, Mrs. Nikisch; Vorspiel, "Lohengrin," Wagner; Songs with Piano- Passage to Bruenwhildes Rock," "Morning Daw n," "Rhine Journey" from Siegfried and Goetter Daemmerung, Wagner. It is impossible to speak too highly of the Boston Symphony ürchestra, and the citizens of Ann Arbor are fortúnate in being able to hear such a concert as this will be. The doors will be closed promptly at the beginning of the first mimber.