Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-08
italian Opera Concert.

ttaIian Opera Concert.
This evening, at the Congregational
Church, lovers of fine music will have an
Opportunity for much qualification in listen
ing to the operate concert to be given by
the noted artists, Signors RavelI and
Cherublnl, and Mile. Jeanne De Vigne,
late of Her Majestv's Opera Company,
assisted by Signor Valvani, accom-
PIANIST and director; Mons. Alfred
Marchand, pianist, and Miss Birdie Morel,
soprano. Ravelli does not lose in COMPARE
son with the best tenors that have visited
California Tor many years, and during his
recent engagement with the Mapleson
opera company in San Francisco press and
public were aroused to enthusiasm by his
superb vocaliZation. The Examiner said of
his singing in Don Giovanni :" Ravelli
captured the largest share of the current
enthusiasm Wit, clear, ringing chest C,
and was compelled to repeat his principal
aria in consequence. The Chronicle said
OF him: Ravelli has come out Won
derfully. With his voice restored
he has shown himself a splendid
artist. His success in Mariana was
distinct, but the most enthusiastic encore
given to anything during the season was
known air, II Milo Tesoro,' in the second
act of " Don Giovanni Speaking of his
performance in Martha" the Gail re-
marked: " He sang the music of the role
particularly the duet with Plunket, the
Last Rose of Summer phrase and
NJ Apari'-in such a superb manner that
the house went wild with enthusiasm"
Mile De Vigne's singing was also COM
mended by the critics. Cherubini is so
world-famoUs basso, so universally ac-
knowledged TO be in the front rank, that
TG N M 1atail
concerning his splendid vocal powers. The
programme for this evening will include
the following numbers Piano solo,
Marche Hongroise,' Alfred Marchand;
" Musica Proibita, Signor Cherubini;
Rondo Cenerentola," Mile Jean De
Vigne; " Melody Mia Madre," Signor Ra-
valli The Flower Girl, Miss Birdie Mo-
rel Duet Trovatore-Se' mani ancor,"
Mile De Vigne and Signor Ravelli; piano
solo, A Zamacueca-n B, Valse de Con-
cert-Alfred Marchand grand air, Joseph
Vendu parses freres,n Signor Ravelli re-
citation, The Fire Fiend,f Miss Birdie
Morel ave Marie Siguor Cherubni :;
variations, NJ lie Jeanne De Nigne grand
duetto Belisario." Signors Ravelli and
Cherubini; Home, Sweet Home" Alfred
Marchand
Auction Sales.
w. IL Will StAi at duC-
ton to-day, at 1890 A. NJ, to
close ont a large number of consign-
ments, a quantity of furniture, carpets
stoves. cTockery, glassware etc. Also
lawn mower, hose iron safe, bath tub
and a large lot of other useful articles
which mus; be sold, regardless of price or
worth.
Bell & Co will sell at 10 A. NJ. to-
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the furniture of two residences, all in fine
condition, being nearly new, including ele-
giant parlor sets, lounges, easy chair, lawn
seats, walnut extension tables, bedroom
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sells and other carpets, garden hose, bar and
bar-roon chairs, glass and woodenware,
crockery, etc. After these goods are dis
posed of, horses, wagons, buggies, etc. will
be sold.
Bell & Co will sell next Monday, at 10
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west corner of Nineteenth and streets
(No. 1896, being a new house of seven
rooms, closets, pantries and bathroom :
Gas and hot and cold water throughout.
Lot 40 by 1e0. with bluegrass lawn, choice
fruit trees and shrubbery, barn, etc. Also,
the building lot corner of Nineteenth and
+ streets. 40 by 100, which will be sold as a
whole or separate, as desired. Also, the
fine furniture OF the residence carpets and
oil paintings. The property is now open
for inspection. 1t is well located, and de-
serves the attention of those DESTROYS of
making a good investment. Terms-Ten
per cent on day of sale; remainder when
the deed is made
READ OUR GENERAL ADVERTISEMENT
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misses opera slippers. 50 cents; misses
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children's low-cut button 0xfords Isles 4
TO III, SO cents-during our six-days sale
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