Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-07

year old girl Minnie Cornell, who disap-
 peared two weeks ago from this city with an
 insane woman named Carter, was found yes
 terday morning at Rhinecliff, sixteen miles
 north. They applied at farm house for
 food and were partially identified from pub- lished description. The father went there
 last-night with the chief of police and found
 the little one in a group of women.
 Both burst into tears and the child ran
 into the fathers arms They were brought
 to Poughkeepsie and taken home in a car
 riage, when another and affecting scene oc- cured between mother and child, which was
 joined in by the neighbors. At Rhinecliff
 over two hundred people were in waiting to
 see if the father identified the little one and nearly all were affected to tears The wo-
 map's story is that after she got on the street
 with the child she heard she was going to be
 locked up in the insane asylum and started to
 leave town, telling the child to go home, but
 the latter would not leave her. They went
 to Rondout the steamer Baldwin, and af-
 ter that went into the berry fields picking
 berries for living and peddling. The child
 says she tried to get the woman to take her
 home, but she would not and that they slept
 in barns, summer houses and orchards and
 travelled along dusty roads, and that last night the woman broke into house where
 there was good bed, and they slept all
 night and the woman robbed the mantle piece in the morning. The woman will prob
 ably be sent to an insane asylum. The child
 looks thin and careworn. Fast Trotting nt Buffalo-The ss23 And
 Pacing Race.
 BUFFALO, Aug 6.-The fourth day of the circuit meeting witnessed some magnificent
 sport. The 2:23 race was repetition of
 the same race at Cleveland, Wedgewood win
 ming the last three of the six heats. In the first heat Kitty Bates got the lead ot the quar- ter pole and Wedgewood kept fourth clear around. Dick Wright finished second, with Kentucky Wilkes third Kate Middleton and Jim Irving were distanced. Time 35, 1:1O, 1:41, 2:19. In the second heat Lytle, Kitty Bates driver, was fined $5 for not scoring. Dick Wright took the lead with Wilkes sec ond, Wedgewood third and Kitty Bates fourth, and after following this order of procession around the track they finished in these posi- tions time B, 1:1O, 1:+33, 2.19f. In the third heat Kentucky Wilkesssurprised every one by winning the heat, Dick Wright second, Wedgewood third and Bates fourth time 36, 1:071, 1:46, 2:214. In the fourth heat Wedgewood won, with Wilkes second, Wright third Bates fourth time 344, 1:1O4, 1:454 2:214. The fifth and sixth heats were rep etition of the fourth. Time, fifth heat, 35, 1:O93, 1:44, 2:20; sixth heat, 341 1:O98, 1:45, 2:2O.
 The free -for-all pacers was the best race of the meeting. There were five starters. In the first heat the horses only got off after the eleventh attempt. Rowdy Boy got the lead, Sorrel Dan following, with all the others except Lucy close up. On the home stretch 1 length, with the three followers almost nose and nose Sorrel Dan was given second place. Hattie Hunter third, Rowdy Boy fourth. Sleepy Tom was last, four lengths behind Time 32, 1:O54, 1 1:364, 2:14 In the second heat Sleepy Tom got the best of the start. He led to the third pole, followed by Sorrel Dan, Lucy, Mattie Hunter and Rowdy Boy. Down the home stretch Dan pushed Tom and Lucy decreased her gap from three to one length. Sorrel Dan won by quarter of length and Lucy was only half length behind Sleepy Tom, 1 Hattie Hunter fourth, Rowdy boy last time 33a, 1:O64 1:29, 2:1G. The third heat was rep etition of the last heat, except that Lucy was last; time 334, 1:O7, 1:4O, 2:15. In the fourth heat Sleepy Tom and Lucy came down the stretch neck and neck and passed under the wire together, making a dead heat. Rowdy Boy was third, Mattie Hunter fourth l and Sorrel Dan fifth; time 324, 1:OG3, 1:41, 2:164. In the fifth heat Lucy won, with Sleepy Tom a close second time B, 1:O74, 1:411, 2:164. In the sixth heat Rowdy Boy and Mattie Hunter went to the stable. Sorrel won, Sleepy Tom second, Lucy behind very badly and lost her distance and third money by five yards time 33t, 1:074, 1:41, 2:164, The race was postponed until to-mor- row morning.