The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29

education does not seem to have any injurious effect
the constitution of the chd-for instance Master Burke
Clara Fisher (Mrs. Maeder), now residing in New
York-They generally receive extra to make up for
the exposure physicians do not recommend restraining
children unless they are physicallyt if the physical
health bad then would be proper to restrain the child
] have no actual knowledge as to the readiness with
tain amount Of sleep in the twenty -four hours II makes
difference what time of the day may be; the hour of
going to bed depends very much the hour of getting
up; do not any children in the state Of nature
Direct examnaton-Her habit two hours sleep after
dinner my children do not to bed early because of
sleeping in the day.
Miss Jane Wood being sworn, says-I reside at Haml-
ton House at present. have resided there since last Sa
turday Mrs. Burns and Ella used to reside at my house
in East Seventeenth street, between Irving place and
Fourth avenue, sfrom November 1885, to April, 1859;
thought she treated the child as parent would treat it,
had opportunities at all times Of the day Of seeing IT.
some days she did not read at ALL she read from about
twenty minutes to half hour this was all the time
to find pleasure in il; know of her reading page
twice and committing it tr memory sometimes Mrs.
Burns and sometimes attended TO what the child eat
whenever the child required focd she had the child had
habit Of sleeping after dinner from two to five;
of these exhibitions took place while she was in my
house; attended them myself; they had effect on
her; she was not sick day or hour have her al
most daily since she returned from Europe my brother
the aectonate relations towards the child when not en-
gagged in studies she was running about playing; she
seemed to have ondncss for the usual childish payhngs
she had little parties with little girls who would to
my house; know Mrs Ellet have heard her express
her views about taxing her energies she said these
need not about public opinion; heard Mrs.
Burns say anything adverse to the father knew
Mrs. Burns to punish the child in any way the child
seemed delighted at the rcctations.
Mrs. De Grove gave similar testimony, and further
stated that Mr. Edward Everett heard her recte without
previous PREPARATION the "Ancent Mariner and gave
her letters TO Europe.
Ex.Jydge Mmonds deposedl have known them a few
weeks only; they first came one night within three
weeks and wished consult to the best disposition
of the child Ella; she told il child which
bound to her in Cincinnati by father who had no WIFE
and who had other children bound OUT she showed me
the indenture Of apprenticeship and told me Of her
hbitons the child and that she had gone abroad with
out success and she wished to place the child in
place In the city country where shoue be best on
inquiry found she had great means, and that she
must support the child by her exertions advised
by all means country lifc the difficulty Of her going
into ,ne country was her getting living; the
ana niece suggested the chds going to the same
scnosl where they had finished; suggested fear that
her MIND would be crowded too fast to the derment Of
her physical powers my daughter said thew paid great
attention TO their physical training and never crowded
them hard my daughter went 70 the school day and
made arrangements for their taking the child tho annual
expenses for keeping child there were $500: thew said
Mrs. Burns must pay much she could and that thew
would educate her. she would have gone there not for