The evening world., 1891-11-21

The receipts may be estimated by the
reader for himself The lowest priced ticket
is one dollar; more than third Of the seats
sold originally for $3.50 and over s34, 900
were paid as premiums for the choice OF
boxes outside Of the regular price OF these
show places.
With an estimated attendance OF 0O, 900 for
the week It will be seen that modest for
tune has been expended in six days for the
York's -Four Hundred.
This was children's morning. All week the
little ones have been wild 70 gaze upon the
ponies, but the schools claimed them. The
Saturday holiday was never more welcome to
the tots, and they were the rrst TO enter the
Garden when the doors were opened ut o
They came with fond mammas and pretty
young aunties, and they tugged at the hands
and dresses OF their chaperons VINO preferred
to watch the movements OF the sleek.coated
beauties in the ring, until their persistence
secured their deslres-tO be taken to the meZ-
canine moor and thence on tour among the
stalls an;., where the miniature animals were
Tne children went into raptures over the
little horses, but when they came to the
stalls OF Dolly and Jennie and the baby
ponies their delight was unbounded.
To run their tiny hands through the woolly-
like coats OF the cute colts, hardly bigger
than sheep, which they resemble more than
horses, was the acme Of childish pleasure. and
their treble pipes startled the stately hack
neys about them into neighs OF wonder.
For the trst two hours this morning the
sale. but advantage was taken OF the oppor-
tunity TO give other exhibits needed exercise.
The grooms. however, were deprived OF their
customary fun at the fences, and the Jumpers
that came out were only given a gentle
James Freyland. the rider who got a broken
finger last night when he look q fall with On
tario In the high-iumping contest, was all
right to-day, although he will not ride again
at this show, owing to the shock and his dis
abled hand.
his fall with Punch, that usually steady tim
Little Charley johnson, the colored infant,
was out on Tom iitchcock's Red Baron Mr..
william Sullivant Allen rode the black Ca
madam mare that his bay mare Sweetheart
won by her clever jumping, and the great
jumper Bismarck, with groom up, took a
turn about the tanbark inclosure.
day:
9to 10 M.-StAllions, saddle horses. cobs ponies
and hunters for sale; may be shown In the ring
10 to IL A. M.-Carriage horses, trotters and
roadstsrs for sale may be shown in tho ring
9afGas SsH' psa.. sud:; s:' 60 :saS.
ii'to 4. H-Judginx ponie. in harness, el... a.
"a M;-Jqssinx hackney mares, elias. rs uD.
az M-Judginx horses in harness, pairs, not
exceeding is. i hands, eiAss 95 lO.
$50 p h,-Judgias roadster' and ro.d-rix,
sP. y, -Judsins long tailed ssddis.hOrsss, class
| g. SO p. M.-Judging tandems, class 40 ub)
ar. M.-JudFing park tandems, class 80 (lOl.
ooaehmep tto drive pairs), class 9I l2i
blbP; N;-yudEinE qualified hunters that have
jumps and Jumpers taking six fsnors, two At 8
feet, two at feet q inches and two At Q feet.
sp.a.-Psrsde, Of pr,s. winners
g. 30P. N.-JudEins cobs in harness, pairs, Class
as (9).
9P. M.-JudEing high steppers. pairs, Glass
$50 p; M.1JadRins hunters aud Jumpers, high
! Jump. Glass 96 I0),
! iOP NJ Judging green hunters and jumpers
that have taken Y. II, q. and II. g. ! to be ridden
over the regular jumps