. Breeder and sportsman. X on the Pacific Coast. All the latest noveltiesud improvements In this line recently stock is well worth inspecting. E. T. ALLEN, 416 Market St. SAN FRANCISCO. §£*a&.. SAN FRANCISCO. SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1885. Steeplechasiner at Rockaway. [New York Herald.] The grounds of the Rockaway Steeplechasing Associationat Cedarhurst were fresh and green yesterday after the lay stretches of water and salt marsh until LongIsland buried herself under the ocean for good. Against thecloudless sky rose the mass of the Long Beach Hotelin the distance and ocean s
. Breeder and sportsman. X on the Pacific Coast. All the latest noveltiesud improvements In this line recently stock is well worth inspecting. E. T. ALLEN, 416 Market St. SAN FRANCISCO. §£*a&.. SAN FRANCISCO. SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1885. Steeplechasiner at Rockaway. [New York Herald.] The grounds of the Rockaway Steeplechasing Associationat Cedarhurst were fresh and green yesterday after the lay stretches of water and salt marsh until LongIsland buried herself under the ocean for good. Against thecloudless sky rose the mass of the Long Beach Hotelin the distance and ocean steamers and sailing vessels madetheir way slowly along the horizon. People came to the races by the thousand. Mr. StanleyMortimer and Mr. Richard Mortimer drove well filled dragsover from Hempstead, and Mr. Arthur Dodge also brought aparty in his drag. The trains from the city ran past a longline of old fashioned carriages, from which peeped the rosyfaces of pretty country girls. The country between the trainand the track was filled with ingenious countrymen, whooffered the seductive peanut and beer to strangers, and withother benovelent individuals who wanted to sell tips war-ranted to inable the p
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