The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
LAST NIGHTS DOINGs.
Amusements In Different Ways-Sig-
uf6cant Facts.

n16cant FoetS.
We are afraid the Murphy movement
hs, feen its day in Wheeling, and that
the sun has set, for time at least, on Its
influences. While it IS NO. the intention
of the REaIsrEs TO allow itself to become
partisan in any particular, only SO far IS
telling the truth Is concerned,
vet It is only meet now that
that the good acts Of the temperance
neople have been chronicled, that
The contrary side OF the question ne
brought 10 light. For the first time IN
Wheeling y genuine beer garden WAS
opened last night, under The name Oh
THE TIvoLI GARDEN,
ut the rooms on the first floor of the
Opera House building, and an orchestra
band was imported from Pittsburgh the
home bands bsing engaged) 10 discourse
music to irequenters Of such places. inns
garden IS one OF the finest 10 the ONO
valley, and il beer gardens--a place
where persons may 60 at times
and hold tete-s-tete IN SOCIAL sort OF
way-are ever needed in community,
this one fills the bill. On entering, you
approach the bar, directly III front OF
which is al archway which leads into
another room, and opposite this srchway
is another one leading to thru room.
! In the centre OF the second arcnway,
| which is larger thsn the first, platform
is located, on which band Is LOCATED
| and about the rooms, tables aud trees Oh
evergreen have been placed, which give
the ball every appearance OF 30 outdoor
garden. Last night it is estimated that
no less than $500 people, At different
times visited this little paradise OF the
god Gambrinus, and quenched their
thirst IN that which cleeretn. But
there are other places besides this. AT
Gus RoLFE's
saloon, Oh Market street, concerts are
given semi weekly, and the spacious halls
of the house are thrown open to the pub
lie. This place is visited nightly by
lsrge crowds of persons, who Il ok thlther
10 see and be seen, hear and be heard
ana talk about the all absorbing ques-
lion. the eastern war, and drink beer.
AT THE OftlCE,
conducted by Fred Vaas, regular con-
certs are also given, and that gentleman
Informs Us, with great success haancialiy
do these entertainments pan out. The
receipts Oh concert nights, In TACT, are
| double those OF other nights.
osCAR BUKDATT,
ON + eventh street, fell into line, too, last
nipnt. and the inauguration oI Gran
| Square Piano" was had, d large crowd
| beng present on the occasion. The
CENTENNIAL
saloon is also we'll up in the concert line
and frequently produces orchestral con-
cerLs winch draws large crowds, reaping
q rich harvest thereby. But aside from
the saloons, there are other places where
the lovers OF Gambrinus hold forth. we
refer to the ball room. Last night the
BEETHOVEN SOCIETY
gave a concert and ball at their rooms
On the corner OF fourteenth and Main
streets, which WAS we'll attended,
and an enjoyable time was mad,
the gentlemen and ladies present
tripping the light fantastic till
early morn, and every one present
enjoying themselves hugely.
MEMORIAL HALL.
The ball given in Memorial hall last
night, under the auspices OF the Memorial
Society clu was also well attended by
the younger class OF the society's devoiees.
The young ;olKs danced to music from
Prof. Klsby's band, and continued until
an early hour this m"rning.