, 1881-08-14
PARK AND PIER.
The Sights and Sounds Which Make
Up Night on the Lake.
Front.
The Horny. Handed Brakeman and The Coy Cham.
bernaid-lmphibious Araby-The Snor'
Ing 'Dum."

| ANY DIfnSanE night during tile summer
| spason ;, stro1l a1onr t1e Iake-Front and
tt.@s,. o." % ".7 49,. 49, ,.,atos 49, ~
.a1oush 1ahc IL NJ u !. u - VI tno ""eei "
tne government fler, a1ofas 1iot oHls plets-
ant recreation, but, at the same time, presents
all Interesting study. Boil, park and pier are
nonnIor M @ nva1'inr resorts for = host M of CIico-
~ soa,. 49,, ,,. 80 .,," ...'.,..;a,,t 49,,
goahs. AMI also Tor the transient anu
4'ipc'''i''"S o'''"'!'el' ~" sno t"'e'~
eSt,nS stnay spoken OF Is TO ne
ha0 IN watching the GroWtls, collectlvely, ~
couples, or Individually Probably !ast nlght
the whole scene in, and Il Tribune reporter
who wandered down and about there III
search ot fresh air anu the fleeing item saw
4 part, It not all, Of what was going on III the
park anu on the pier.
in the bark changes rs the cyenfn,r grows
later. Just after The SIN i,as rnnn .irwn hut
willie it is vet lislt. the thronS of visitors is
; ,nade up largely of the ladies and gentlemen
nearby on Wabash and NIiehj~an aven,Ics
Ihey promenade the walks and occupy tie
seats Until it grows tl;irk, and then ] make way W
for the regular night set. W 10 tits time
fashion. hut after darkness las hecn Tsl1ere,I
in. and wifi if co,n.. the i,tnrarrivois thara
is a little more reckless abandon IN he nh
served on the part OF the promenaders and
those who are holding down the seats, It is
noticeable, fact that 4 seat which is only
large enough! for one IL the daytime affords
ample room for two after dark, aud the seat
actually seems to grow larger, so much
space is there to spare as the night advances
;' ;il tiiect OF the moonlight begins to be felt:
the sand-tty inspires no terror in the heart
Of the kitchen girl or cha,nbermaid, while
SHE is
HELPING soME 1IoESy-uASDED BRAKEMAN,
or driver Of a coal team. tn keen mark
iu};.e hranya Thev ora nhi;u,',e ,s ~ o,o ~
tIinv hnf ,.oah o+ar 1au oo,i.ioua nr w. esG.y
nrolnenasers tlo not 1iisturh thoir inv;n~ att;,
t,1de. 0rcasinnaIv tha mar % tmrne w h;s ha.G ,te,
~, ~ ;t 49, .0 80 .I."! " -. 10 i!s !!t.u
iuto fa syrote h,it nt Ul ~ ol t aopaec3 5lce
fhe en1,rja rowans nract;c,Iiv v nohamaei "
fnr hours 'e'"''' peaet'e"''s "ie'ia'seo
Then thera arc tha hepchos ,v,iol, ho1d
- :y snpa,vIaG y, .aie o E4uhTs, i,r " os GG % o
lenc|,es and th. cnft or,ec invSta ,,,amTo .
festive tranln to a fairly con,fortaljt. ni@ht,s
lodging. lie is found all over the bark. |
the bright line of his nose gilstell-
III. in the moonlight, and hfs |
face and hands affording regular picnic for
Tue gaunt and hungry mosquito. Although
there are hundreds Of benches and three or
four miles Of walk in tile park. it is limos
,ible tn find Il place where there cannot be
heard the whispering of loving couple or
THE sSoEE OF THE sLu,uEr1Sf; q. n17,r.n
4 lnno tha ,,-a-Er,,t +,,e s..omo - ea
i,'t i; ff.o,,t u tlae scene - soHle
md dawn and ocrae;onaity % sT'u3 sttner ~ no ~
worn and backened @ pIanEs it with fer G11 feet sp
res ehs,,a, s.I "nh, lo + stem,l,g 10 .it
J. ,e, e. ''sal!H s"lsl-s"ash OF me waves. Luz
o az a. @ 9re 9r ess .1tefiered Win ny
rs and v5chts %,i u tt,n;r i0 in. ~
,,s ns 'a'a n 3'1c'ts, MILL their loads OF iaEh
* <, anu t!,o so1aewhat t,, noisy PASSENGERS.
aa1n ara Ut tus D0ys 81 ~ swimming
I.e, re GneM ;,,t!! Ml1e'1 tne nSht OF tAe