Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-18
Anusenents.


METROPOLITAN THEATER.-A fine house
witnessed the second performance of ''For-
get-me-Not:" by Jeffreys-Lewis. II was
fully up to expectation. The support might
have been somewhat improved, but even
theatrical people need rest sometimes To-
night, however, the full strength of the
company to the last person will be brought
out by the society drama Diplomacy" in
which Miss Lewis stands supreme ii the
leading character. Her PRESERVATION, in
deed, in this play is by many good Judges
held to be superior to any she attempts in
other dramas. For the matinee tomorrow,
by special request, "0dette" will be
given. Miss Lewis is paid at the same
rate for matinees as for evening perform
ances, and the prices were, therefore, to
remain at night rates but the management
has deemed it best to reduce them to 20
cents for the lower part of the house. and
no extra charge for reserved seats The
gallery is to be so cents, while for children
% cents will be charged.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-The Opera house
was filled last night, there being no vacant
seats. There is but one Ben Cotton, and
his name is Ben Cotton, and he last night
proved the value of the name to him. He
kept the audience in the merriest of humor
the whole night as Bantv Bob in the sensa-
tional drama, Black Diamonds Mr..
Lansing. Mrs. Cotton, q. c. Stalev and
George Hayne were especially good in the
parts taken by them. The play will be re-
peated tonight. 1t has now public favor,
is full of action and mirth, and yet of
thrilling interest.
BATTLE OF Yearly opposite
the Pavilion, on Fifteenth street, is shown
the panorama of the great battle of
Waterloo, the painting being shown in
spacious amphitheater. 1t continues to
draw we'll While not so complete as the
painting in San Francisco, it is superior to
anything of the kind vet shown here.
The lighting of the amphitheater is now
much improved, as also is the ground
work, which is now grass-grown between
the spectator and the 800 feet of painting.
1t is open day and night.
Masonic HALL.-A very large audience
witnessed the presentation last night of the
Mormon Life Cyclorama, and were enthu-
s astic in their praise of the entertainment.
Many of the illustrations are very fine, and
not few of them awoke unlimited mirth.
The cyclorama entertainment again to-
night Ii is exhibited for the benefit of a
worthy institution, the y. NJ. c. A. of this
city.
An UNEXPECTED RAlD.-Shortly after u
o'clock this morning Sheriff Beamer, of
Yolo county, and deputies. made raid
upon faro game in Washington, and cap
tured the dealer, VIM. Acock, and another
man, said to have only been a spectator,
and the lay OUT together with the
money on hand. On the appearance of the
officers there was a general scattering of
spectators and those playing at the game.
and J. w. Wood, alias Anderson, alias
Oregon Jim, who will be recollected as
having been recently arrested in this city
ON suspicion of rape upon little girl.
upon which charge he was acquitted how
ever, fell through window and fractured
his left leg at the ANGLE. He was brought
to the station-house in this city in a hack,
and the City Physician attended him. The
parties arrested gave bonds and were re-
leased. The game had been losing during
the evening. and was about to close when
the Sheriff stepped in.