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Bth July-189.
THE FORTHCOMING HONGKONG REGATTA.
ADDARISED TO TRD STUDENTS OF THE HONG KONG CHINESE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, by
KAW LONG BING, M. A. (Edin),
MAIL SUPPLEMENT TO THI • HONGKONG DAILY Fr888,” OCTOBER 30rı, 1839.
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SUPREME COURT.
23rd October.
Mr. Wobber-Yes, but, then ho would be Bia Lordship said he did not like to go out arrested. There is an exeention against him: of the usual course.
Mr. Wobber asked his Lordship if he would grant protection on Monday..
been done.
Adjudication granted.
14 of 1899, whether or not he was going by the stesiner Souchou being immaterial. He would
liard labour for six months. bave to pay a fine of $100 or go to prison. with
CORRESPONDENCE.
exproved by our Correspondente.!
STORM WARNINGS IN HONGKONG. To THE EPTCY THE HONGKONG DAILY
PRESS."
SI-Mayagh your courtesy odd my small contribution to the typhoon. Etératare of the season befit is relegated to the Hmbo of the deal issues of the year?
Bo much has been written and said abond the matter of story warmings that we are justif» in supposing that there will in fature be an aliaration for the batter in the reception of tizne
IN THE MATTER OF DAVM BENJAMIN Mr. Wilkinson appeared in support of apetition by J. R. Michael, the trustee of the bankrupt'e Patato, to be relloted of his trust, and for J. 1.15 native of coming storms. What I Love to Parry to be appointed in his stead.
say relates to the distribution of each notice, in There was no opposition and the application other words the typhoon Sigonl sax allowed.
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POLICE COURT.
23rd October.
BEFORE MR. F. ROBINSON.
THE." BOOCHOW" PIRACY CASE. The eight men arrested on board the steamer Lacshow on the 3rd fast, on saspicion of being piratas ware brought ap on remand.
Hero I think it is appropriato to point out to Hi Lordship said he thought he could adjudi- But when he came be questioned it was found bet be clear understood. A section of 100 CHINESE EDUCATION AND WEST also his inwand thoughts and seperations to the purposes of life, The most impressive monu- feet by 50 fee is to be done at oss time. The
them come out of the window. Another point FEN SCIENCE."
eternal laws which govern the roletion of ruan ments that they bava left behind, as it were to tell you how the danger fa. Eo be accounted for eato if Air. Wobber could produce evidence that that he was on the apper deck and only. www refting deposit in the motion to-day in isovered
and things, that he can be tanly useful or the moral of their history, are the stupendous web always attends the study of the physical the bankrupt had gone away.
Mr. Wobber ssil that of ones lie could not was that some of the with assisted that: by the refuse take there to-morrow and so on
Cosseful in life. But take In whatever sene Agures which now le half barion in the sands entences I have in the above rather long skitch
The tried to show you that the pursuit of thean give evidence on the point himself, but he knew defendants denied that they had any luigage.; eninou till the level fixed upon is roached
you please I and confers that I fall to see how of the desert. I mean the Sphynxes. Intelligence can be altogether unless in thi Sphynx with them was the symbol of Nature, studies did destroy nations and races. You be had gone away as he had received a letter That statement was absolutely contra by
the saptain, vae of the engineers, and the pum Clay na red eseth, as is most convenient.
world
They gave out that she had the head of a bean will Dow naturally k how and why lows from him. will then bebout on to a depth of tip feet and
So far for the scope and aim of education.tiful woman, but the ulama and talons of a wild it tend to destroy. The question is not on His Lordship That was to sonra immanity prodore Again one of the witness stated- that the bares belonging to the defolants rapierowing fras planted. The refuse de piek bily will not be in an native state characters which he wished to put up in the
Dr. Cantin ne saked me for sond Chinese Ent you will here naturally ask, is it not still beast. Be it is with Nature Then, who, at-aay one to answer. But I will try my best from arrest
Mr. Webber He wishes to come back, and if contained nothing hat rage, but the lot witness of decomposition for some days. The gas rooms of your College. After thinking over the true, what foreigners may, that our education, tracted by her beanty, are in the end devoured to answer it. There is each great pewar fended by the decomposition of the refae matter, four characters conrred to me which, however true car conception of its aim may be by her. At least the ancient Egyptians wore residing in the forces of zintaru and he who he dans it will be better for the antate, and that said they contained twolve conte, eight pairs of supply of alething for mon of the defendants' The in cling to the surface to escape will be fittered I think, would be very appropriate. The is incomplete because it does not inolade devoured by her From the glimpses that we possesses the knowledge of thin natural sciences is the reason of our asking for pretention, for tronsors, aut several mats, quite a reasonable
Hie Lordship I should be glad to hear any class, in addition to what they had on. Through the layers of refuse laid down daily sharaaters may be translated thus-Do not wis in it the study of what are called the hare of their bistory, we can gather that, not as the key to this great power. He is, of bar own benefit. not for his.
only vilier point against the defendants was the Theobhnoes thiofore if these escaping gesinterpret; do not forget." They are taken from soishes? If the aim of odation is to bring out withstanding the precaution they took to keep course, make use of it for good or for evil. Bat earrying organised particles into the atmosphere our Book of Songs, where an ancient King was for our intelligence, and by intelligen we meep thus the scorets of their solences from the multitude, man, with his strong passions and desiree in objection. reelingly remote. That the gases per se harted "not to misinterpret, netto forget, but power to on the eternal law which govern the those secrets leaked out and, in the and, destroyed him, is such a weak creature that, it be is oneer, Wobber-I don't think there is any ol possession of the two revolvers, knives, in givore to infectious disease is not now serious to follow the ancient rules of his forefathers." rehtion of things, it is evident that in order to that anoient race. Materialism destroyed them, in passesion of the key to the power that residen Jeotion. The creditors would be only too glad Court. There was absolutely nothing to hect
Worship, might come to the conclusion th lyentertained. In confaed spaces such as I do not know if you will agres with me that the attain the end proposed, the investigation of After the Egyptians came the Grooks and in the forces of nature the chances, are very if he came back and gave up what property ba these articles with the defendants. Possibly his
Hi Lordship I think we had better wait till those articles did befong to one of the it dellings, by apparently lowering the vitality characters are appropriate. I am not sure these lawe must form a part of every complete the Jews both of whom derived their culture small that his judgement will guide him to has got
Pendants, but there was nothing to deri of the persons living there they no doubt not but you may think them the very reverse system of education. Now it is laid down very and theoring of life direct from the Egyptians make good use of the power, against the shaness
judicially on the health of the persons of appropriate. For, you will say, if we are to learly fr bur Cisseios that all education maet The Greeks, were attracted by the beauty of the that his passions and desires will impel him to the end of the Iftoon days. upring such spacos, but in open spaces we follow the ancient rolegiet our fathers, there begin with the investigation of things." What face of nature as ropremented by the figure of profit himself incontinently or injure others. Mr. Wobbor Then the property will be sold them with any particular one of them and t to punika doreh innocent man to get at have nothing to indicate that much is the case would be no reason for ach an institution sa is science if it is not the investigation of things? the Sphynx and took to courting and playing In nither case, whether he advantages himself Will your Lordship order the property not to be totally against the principles off Foglish jak
In the end, the Greeks ter were unfairly orlojuras others unjustly, the Spayer sold?
His LordshipYou can apply for so injune guilty on. His Worship might think there Aanming that infestive matter is actually creat your college. The establish gent of your college But by selence. people generally mean bow-4th her.
Now it tale is the case with tion if you think right. Don't you think he had evidence on to the sighth min having been ed during the process of decay and that the is in itself an roknowledgment that some of our days physical or natural science. You may pro desnared and destroyer. Materialismo end so is equally inexorable with her eternal law of
how much more so is better come back frat, and then apply for proposession of a revolver, but if so he thought guves formed carry it to the surface, the con- old rules no longer hold good. Perhaps you will bably love heard of the great movement witch cialism, the one the outcome of the study of the compensation.
Worship would come to the gouelosion that ditions it would there most with would be go further and say that all our old notions and has set in for some years now in Europa physical sciences and the other of purely intel- single individuals,
it with nations, composed of masses of man. tevlies (A langh.)
was the only man, and that being so it might be" Horent to those ander which it was orented, ways of thinking and acting must exoner or and Americs to introduce largely the study of fectual sciences, destroyed them.
We come now to the Jows. The history of this Therefore our avered book of astensa says. "The
taken that the other revolver and the, arms that the chances of its retaining its infoolive later give way before thandens and facts whisk the physical sciencer into the eobooks and
belonged to Jim also. Under the Arms Ordi-, properties, that is, its life, are to say the least of the Western people are bor forcing upon our at collages. The movement, headed by many emineaderful sacient people should be most into wise holy men of old gave not sharp edged tools
Banco ba mbnitted his Worship bad, un power very very donotful, I have dealt at greater tention. At any rate it will seem inconceivable ent mon of the day, seemed at one time to toesting to as Chiaree, and io in every way fall of to the altitude, Confucius also says that a Scientifs colleges for workmon lessons for us, especially at this present moment wise man honoure the fornea of nature but keep
to deal with persone found in possession of arida ength with this part of the question than I to you how in the presence of what you are beirresistible.
oo British or foreign vessels. The OrdinancA have dene had there been.zo misconceping teaght in this school, you can still bo naked and other institutions of the kind, it seemed, Like ns the fides did zot encourage among them them far away from him."
Now in tier of the rally and other
Bis Lordship said that very likely he would applied to Chinese vessels only. garding it and I trust this innostares to hold to the fasty notions and antiquated rules were going to carry overthing away before selves the cultivation of the phraisal ssienses or
Tis Worship said he had come to the con- Serapho ba kulilchaat excuse for my doing so. I of one ancestors.
tham. But recently the fest signal of alarn even of the pacely intellectual selences, Bloses, schemes which are now aritating the minds
of our statesman, this question of the of grant protection, under the very poculiar dir- Ann Toen remarked that, if there were no people i Now it must be conceded that we certainly has besa saived in the very camp of those who the founder of their rice as a nation, who was
meaning of the Ordinance, Lui ho thought the In the neighbourhood the plan advocated is in it-see and hear a tent doal nowadays which deos first favoured the movement. Sir Willam engated by the Egyptians, saw enough of the the physical sciences is of snel immense import-eumstances of the case, and in the absence of clasion that stinkpots were arms within the Mr. Wabber said there hed, boon no schedule learned counsel had made out bis co when he Half an admirable one. I hope I have now shown wom to reach far beyond the wisdom of our Armstrong, one of the great practical men in life of his adopted country to come to the ones that I have been obliged to enter into opposition. Ho saked what the seasts were.
prinplain the neighbourhood will not suffer fathers. Dr. Manso in his inaugural address Enginnt, has, I see Intely written to protest clusion that the tendency of this soinneos was it at conslerable length. The question of
them with the defendants. The "remark From the carrying cut of the plan if the work is naked you to look at the results of the Western against what he calls the ory for useless know to destroy ustions. He saw the laws and talons education is of course intimately connected fiel That was the tenton they wanted him to went on to say that there was nothing to ef His Lordship mud ho would grant protection applied to the revolvers mud swords found. D rondproperly, and that the plan being admittedly arts and scinnova. I must confess it is diffonit ledge. The mazement, therefore, to give pro- of the sphynx. He de corenarts or rules for with it and therefore equally important. od buck, to get particulars of the property, na ajugisable cne, eroept for their probable in to gainsay the imporisans of these practical minence to the study of the physical sciences in them from which they were never to depart. If I have succeeded in making out a prime
adopted. If when carrying it results. And with the power and the splendour education, does not after all seem to be irresist Like the Jews came to he very proad facis case, that our ancient rates with regard until Monday, or the journed hearing. be. thought therefore that thenga thera might h hown that this method of dismal of these results before our eyes it does arom the
that they had these ancient roles. They to these questions good not fear, bat even cause very likely he woukl not sit on Monday, ground for suspicion there was no legal oridane ing of the first ere. He doubted whether i IN THE MATTER OF NG SHANG But here in this Collogo, the subjects of our ware also very relucire Bud considered quire the light of the new visas and facts from in which case it would be Tuesday Po to justify the committal of the prisonara, steak grac to a palaus, it is a very simple hard to believe up the absolute efficacy of our
natural themselves the chron poople of God. Even Europe to bring out their significance, you will
Mr. Reece appeared for a petitioning creditor. box of contridges standing alone, which might matter to stop it, inasmuch as such a coarse ancient rates. Even our statesmen and scholars, special study are the physical or would not mean the law of apital, as with the who still hold to the wisdom of our fathers, are so I will not venture to say how far nearly at the end of their career asses how useful such an institution as your college
Ordinance. With regard to the eighth man rxception of the harbourward strong barrier now beginning to experience this dificulty. these studies are adequate to bring out your nation, they still pointed to the Romans who might be. havold you that the Jewish whose debt of $5,000 had been proved, and asked bo track to the sixth man, came within the Arms" there is no entay of any importance. The Board Many of our practical statuumen are giving a intelligens and olisage your inward thoughts were then in actual occupation of their country, people perished fans they misinterprets for adjudication. woubt then be in the same prisition as we grost dest of station to turse practical results and aspirations, which we have seen, ought and said: Tais people is cursed, because they hair aucient rules. But, will the new ligi Mr. Dannys Bid the bankrupt was the de. he thenght there was a clear cuss against him. Dep, that it will have more information to guide The more our statesmen give their attention to
to be the real sim of all education. It would know got the law. Now tia Jews who had no which you will be able to bring to bear upon redentia cure heard before his Lordship. He was quite satisfied with the evidence of It embarking ou considerable expense ip start these results, the more difficult thor will find it baseem nie, in presence of your teabers and science, also perished like the Egyptians and the old rules, the churces of our schningsleiterunt morning, and the plaintiff in that case, the comatisie auto bis throwing away the that suggested by Mr. Wilkinson sa to the ing and continuing some other method of disto hold to our szcient rules; so that a time will professors, to criticise the value of those studies Groska who had. It will therefore be argued pistion will be much reduced. I have therefore might be seriously, prejudiced if protection were revolver, and the only point it is ouse 1543 His Lordship said that of course Mr. Reoce possession of weapons on board forsigo shpis come when even our scholars and statesnion will which they have thenght it worth their while bat the failure to cultivate the physical sciences in the beginning of this discourse oboson for the granted
was net interested in asking for protection
Looking at section 5, which ferhada tho carrying Hoon MCCALLUMy Soorstary, have to look, with the light of the new ideas, to teach you. But I will, instead, gnote the is also a cause of the ruin of nations. But I motto for your college the words from onr
alarply-to-thers ancient-ruleg......................
words of the great Dr. Johnson, and, under the think if you carefully study the history of this sacred book:-Do not misinterpret, do not for.
in the case heard that morning,
and at the exceptions which excluded-janka- But I think it alec.arident that, supposing tabelter of his opinions, offer you an explanation wonderful people, you cannot possibly coma to gatebat fallax the socient rules of our fore Mr. Denngs said Mr. Reece was the solicitor of arms without a liesnew from the Governor, The late Mr. Matthew Arnold, speaking of his Mr. Reece said he was not interested in asking whose ownere gave econrity, he had no doubt of we have to charge at all, it le with the aim and why the study of the physical scleness has that onnclusjon. Mary timor in their career nefnthers
That being so method of our education that we must begin, not entered into our ordinary course of nation, the Jewish people came in contact with Now if there is any one of our ancient rules education. But the truth is," says the strong.recen who had physical soienoss and ma- countrymen, the great and industrious English for protection, but a thought he was entitled his power to deal with the case.
Lerial resources which these scienca furnished people, said, "Unless we are transloned, we to show that there was no objection to proteo he held that the eighth prisoner. was guilty of
offence against the 5th Section of Ordizane which have boen weighed and found wanting great Doctor, "that the knowledge of ex.
A long argament took plass, partly in this includes A meeting of members of th's Victoris Recre it is that relating to education. It is generally ferual nature and the Briences which that They did suffer greatly in their conflict with cannot stand as a nations, and rithont light we tien
are nos those races. They were conquered and worse capot be transformed." Now our clasie tells ation Club interested in rowing was held in the believed that memory is allowed to play a great knowledge requires Gymnasien of the club on the hd October, for just in car ritem of education. Of course in the great cr frequent basiness of the hymn times led away as captives. But the reason of us exactly the same thing, that in education we case and partly in the following one, as to the the purpose of making arrangements for the bold. every kind of book learning you want more or wind. Whether we prozila for sation or ced-all their muturing and disasters was not because s to seek to bring ont our intelligence, or to practice of the court with regard to granting His Lordship said he must take the practice ing of the annual Regatta. Mr. J. F. Holliday less make use of the memory. But I think it vereation, whether we wish to be useful or pless- they had no soious and material resonans get light; sod by wesis of cur intelligence or protection. prended
aught to be more generally shown that era the ing, the first requisites the religious and which their exesjes had. The reason, their light we are to be transformed by changing our The CHAIRMAN said the committoo had agreed test eat in car competitive examinations is moral knowledge of right and wrong; the next prophets told then again, sad again, was be- inward thonghts and aspirations The trans of the Court from the Registrar, who informed sad, from day to day, until we are made perfect the bankrupt was adjudicated on his own pati- of pertain propreal which the Secretary. Mr. not one of memory. Suppose you are required is an acquaintance with the story of mankind, cause they departed from their ancient rules or forming er ranexal should take place every day him that the practice was to grant protection when
ter. would now lay before thear.
"Ent no man be and rest upon the best that wo are capable of; tion, but on the petition of a creditor to grant. We do not told darkelves responsible for the opiniana to write a discourse or sermon in black verse sad with those examples which may be said to covenante end hankerod after the material Mr. MASTER said the Regatta was held last upon a text taken from the Bible, do you think embody truth and prove by erents the reasen avaress of their neighbours.
Adindication was granted without protection. for or the 13th and 14th Desember, oat they that your memory alone would serve yor? ableness of opinions. Prud-noo and justice are goile yan with vain words" said St. Paul; the theai wo ars to transform or rerow the people adjudication simply.
IN THE MATTER or Yuna WAN CHL proposed to hold it this year on the 19th and Now the case is exactly analogous to the test virtues and excellences of all times and all places; last of their prophets or great men, to them, "it is around us. It we Chinese each of us try our
What is re-
we are perpetually moralista, but we are geome because of these things that the wrath of God host to do this and muced in doing it, then, in
Mr. Wilkinson appeared for a patitioning 20th December. The reason of this-was that set up in our examinations. the new care which had beon erdered had not quired of the candidato is to write an essay in a tricians only by chanos. Our intercourse with bath come upon the children of disobedience," the words of our stassic, although wa Chinose
intellectual nature is nocesesry; our speculations Now these things did not mean the want of the are an ansient people, ret our baaven sent misereditor. He said this matter was before his yeharrived owing to the strike at the Docks ourfein prescribed form upon a text taken from
upon matter are voluntary and at leisure, physical soleares or the failure to cultivate the sion to be the great nation upon the earth will Lordship a month ago, when he ordered a copy of the petition to be served as the debtor at at home. He expected them about the middle the sacred books, Acquintamoo with these
Physiological learning isof such care-asrgerce mechanical arts; these things were "the doceiving be renewed."
Singapore, where he had gone. That had new of next month. It was proposed to conuenice books is, of course indispensable; but a man training on the 7th of November, which would may be able to say the whole Classics off by that one may know another half his life, withcat lusts," greed and vanity, which attend the cultiva give thom six weeks, and this-he thought was heart without being able to produce a good being able to estimate his skill in hydrostatics tion of the sciencea. But, as I have said, the Jewish quite suficient. They would meet on the 6th Gemy. A famous French writer has said, "The or natronomy; but bis moral and prudential people finally perished, bat not for want of the Novambar to pick crews for the Chairman's style is the roan-le-style c'est Thomma; that character immediately appeare. Those authore sciences and the mechanical arts. If anything Cup" and in order to giro every ops a chance, it is to say, you can gunerally judge of a man's therefore are to be read at soltools that supply at all. I should say they latterly failed to pro- was proposed that if there wore a large nam churaoter and ability by the way he expresses must axioms of prudence, most principles of garly interpret their ancient covenants and rules.
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION. Jur of antries for this rana thota_who_wow himself. Now the evident object of ony can moral truth and most materials for conversation: Lasving the clear, commandments of God," of these rules. Diasastified with the rain mis fiat picked in this ra should be gives the politure examination being to find at the men and these purposes are best served liv posts, they followed their own sain misinterpretation
BEFORE ME. FIELDING CLARKE,
Dr. Dobarek says in his published pamphlet first chance -the raves for the Gorman, and of ability, the teet set up is one mainly of orators, and historiasa"
It is true that when Dr. Johnson wrote these interpretation, the masses of the people took to
ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE.
that he has "invoted and started a system American Cups those who had been already style. The last in fact, is literary or
Metemologios Signals," and be all groat invi picked in the Chairman's Cup not being allowed rhetorical ons. On the whole, however, even words, he had not lived to see the powerful babkering after the splendid and luxurious life
KO-CHEONG SEUNG . No SHado Po.
tors designs are capable of modification, I trakā” the course of radios necessary for passing our and splendid results which have, in our day, of the Romans, and so pariched this wonderful io row in these races aluss there were some
that he will not consider it presmcplumas i blanks, in which case the crews of the Chair-examinations is not at all illiberal. It com-attended the cultivation of the physical ancient people.
But I think I have said enough to-indicate
Mr. Francis, Q.C. fostructed by Mr. Dennya,
anggest what seems to me an improvemen toan's Cup would draw for the vacant places prices an acquaintance more or less with the soleuose. But I think you will see it he is
here confining himself to the question of to you why I think that the tendency of
Part of the fanction of the signal boisted iss in case of there not being too large a aum works of poets, oratore, and bistorians.
war thess on board ship of the-threatened ber of entries to allow all to row in the I am hers, of course, speaking of the education making the study of the physical soianses the cultivation of the physical sciences, and appeared for the plaintif, the defendant did not The plaintiff, one of the partners in the
storm, anil I think it will be allowed that it Chrman's Cup, this proposal would of course of our ordinary toolars The actual education sabienis.of general education. Now, however, the mechanical arts is to destroy nations.
Opium Farm, and the defendant formerly
is advisable to give all the information avail- fdl through. In the case of any member of a of many of these scholars no doubt very de- the statement is often confidently made and ad- will therefore spend only a few words upon
ablo. In many case it is not carry or practicable grow being proventa from enntinning training, fective. In all competitive examinations tha mitted that wa Chinoes have no physical science the Romans. If I have said that the history of carried ou basicess at a gonoral exporter it was proposed that the Committee shuuld have liability is a very easy and natural one to is that our theories with regard to external nature the Jewish people offers many points of analogy to Australia and California ander the style
for acel persoas to go ashore and consult the he power of appointing another member to fill his take the means for the end of education. Many are all fantastical and incredible. Dr. Logge, to the position in which we Chinese find our of Hip Tak Wo. He was indebted to plain-
lished Expresses do not come their way, the her. Some unpleasantnese occurred in a similar of these scholars give their attention wholly to too, soeurs at the foreign-aducated Chinese who selves, at the present day. I should say that the tiff to the amount of $17,197 for opin sold
bustia at the Telegraph Ofles, and the ponts-
Mr. Wilkinson defended.
ball information conveyed by the dram and last year, and it was four ht that this would what are called the graces of style and minutim venture to say that the principles of the modern character of the Ecan people and of their since March last of that $1,000 and born
Stephen MoIsaacs, captain of the steamer ones is not very satisfying to a person charged hobrinted byallowing the Committee this power. of composition. They take to mehanical arti- sciences are to be found in our sacred books, civilisation resembles us still more. The Ro- paid, and opium of the value of $2,621 was re- They would be beat informed of the form of the loss in order to acquire these graces of style, My acquaintance with these sciences is too limit-mans were a serious, grave, and reasonable people turned, and the balance was still das. The de rewing members and would be therefore best There are others again, who, ones they have passed to be enable me to discuss the abject with The Jews were serious, but vehement and fandant also carried on a retail oplum business Sapchow, said On the 3rd inst. about 12.30am with the reponsibility of a vessel, and. I think Able to appoint the fairest substitute. To obed the examinations, beliers that they have no you, especially before year teachers and professor Tery seldom reasonable. Now the one science in partnership with others under the style of from information received I called the l'olion that the particulars as stated in the ballotine viate anything like the recurrence of the May. thing more to learn. But after all, thess faults who have made those sciences the special objects which the Remune gave themselves up to Knong Tak That business was cornienoad on board. I ordered all the Chinese below. may casily be signalled with a slight addition bir son ironhle of last year, it was proposed to are faults of individuals and not of the system. of their sindy. But I think I ou venture to in common with, as Chinese is the science on the ist March last and was, wound up on went down and searched them in the 'tween docks, to the present oqnipaga. My sagrastion is that
Remember to govern the point out to you a very important distinction of governing men.
Thgineer and an Europoon. constable were with heard of be hoisted in black symbols at the au- debted to the plaintiff in "$17,503. make a tow rule, applicable to the forthcoming They are incidental to and not inherent in every with rogard to the study of these sciences, people with the imperial rules," gang one of the 91st May. At that date the firm was in-leaving a guard on each hatoh. The second an- the direction or course of the typhoon when last The Romans did not defendant's' partnera paid $3,000 in cash, und me. We came upon a group of passengers pocupied yard-orm, and a distintivo flag at the Regatta only, amely, that: the International Bystem of competitive examination „Chairman's Cup, Members' Cup, German Cup,
What one bears complained of, however, are Our Classic defines science as the investiga their posts.
for cultivating the physion) scines plaintiff bad in hand $3,800 as morlty which as we won aft. I would not say whether mast head for the geographical district in which and American Cup must be towed in clau fosts.not only them incidental defecte It is allegedtion of things;" and by this investigation, it in Other reges, such as the Ladies Purse and that our very conception of the scope and an ofis evident that the important thing is to 17-sut mechanical arts: salil latterly they care was applied in part partuunt of the debe Dany of the defondante were among that ikan situsted. The only additional symbals. Harrison Cap, could be roped in club boats or aducation is at fault. Now let us are what that quire into the laws or principles which govern under the intance of the Greek culture. The fendant had grasi te pay $1,000 in addition in group or not. I gave the moon in the group in required will be two black cones and squares, posts of similar build approved of by the Conception is and how far it is defective. Uus of things. In order to arrive at the principles cases which led to the fall of the Roman settlement of this debt, but had not paid it. large. Before giving them in charge. I asked the ones to signify North or South me they at each on whether he had any luggage or not present do by the position in which they are It is sufficient mitter Hitherto the International had at the first classion whiob za pet into the bands of certain preliminary processes or special studies pire.are very complicated, and into which I ean-This made the so claimed $9.826.
His Lordship gave judgment for this amount, Each one pointed out some particular package. hoisted, and the squares East or West as they
This luggage was searched and when found to are hoisted by the side or vocuer, L. as square ways bern u mile race, but as this was one our stud nta, begins thus "The course of are necessary: sach, for instance, es definition, not vary well enter at this place
be bogus luggage, consisting of mats and rubbish, or diamonds. I think, without further explana of the throw important races of the regatta, higher education consists in bringing out this desification, direct observation and experiment to say that it was this Greek culture with it with poss
of these laws a prinmples, again, there are de physical spionions which rained the fine character
I then gave the defendanta iu charge. I cannot tion, it is evident that the proposed information It was proged to make it a mile and a bright or intelligant, powers of our naturez în
IN BANKRUPTCY.
identify any of the articles in Court. I remem-est be clearly given with such an arrangement.
· half. Mary members who took very little making new men of us; and in cambling as to grees of importance: there are, in all theas of the Roman people. For the Greeks, as we
for thees was a revolver found:
and it would no doubt be appreciated by theas, trouble in training were able to row for a mile, reach and rest upon the highest and best that we selences, a fer general lawe which bave been here seen; hari azul cultivated the scisives which
BEFORE MR. EIBLDING CLARKE, ACTING
Cross-examined-I did not enrol myself for whom it is intended. and it was thought that como diference should be arecapable of a men" I santure to say that this dacod from principles los ganeral in applies they derived from the ancient Egyptiane,
CHIEF JUSTICE.
The sanrobing was done by the Police and the Again, there is always uncertainty about tho made between the and other members rho conception of the aim and scope of educationation, and which include cod contain all Use It is, in fact, to the Grecke that the sciences tuncle sorme sacrifies and went in for thorough at such a bed one after all. At any rate Iskon me weak of the knowledge of is very interacting to trace the suparanon of
and 'spécial laws."
cheers of the ship sad. I looked on. A knife gun signs; in a strong breeze, the sound of the -IN-THE-MATTER OF ADOLPH STERN.
was icand ounovafod where one of the man had explosion does not vous with mench emphasis training. The Chairman's and Montera Chys think I can show you that it is a-tand-more-
Mr. Hastings said he appeared for the back hean biding: We often have men come on board to this side of the harbour, and in so you ment were a mile and a half and the International was complete and trasr conception than the theories physical soion, we, other man the know the sciences in modern Europe. After the fall of quite as important aethese. If it was thought of education now current in the western countries. edge of the great general principles or laws of the Roman Empire, the people of Europe became
The generally accepted theory of education in science, or we mean merely acquaintance thoroughly disgusted with the splendid Greekrapt to apply for adjudication. The matter wus with passengers overnight and go away the next is quite sure about it. I think it might be that three races of a mile and a half were tou
usefully supplemented by the display of a day. much the Members Cap might be reared to Europe and America nowadays is that it with the preliminary processos and special lawsoulture with its scienges. The wild Germanic before the Court last week.
J. da Silva, Boond engineer on the Soochou, distretive typhoon fag. Simaltuously with His Lordship-I remember. There were no should be a useful one. The lacatis now from which these great general principles have races of the north, with their savage but serions
said-- rezombor the night of the 3rd instant, the discharge of the gun. I would guest Mr. Gors thought that as tho Regatta only most in favour with the masses of the people kon educod. In the latter sense it minst be mural character and corresponding modes of assets, and an adjournment was asked for.
admitted that we Chiasse have no physical life, had long suffered the inroad not only of Mr. Webber said he had to ask for a week's went below to help in searching the passengers, a larga red flag with a white T of heroic pro- lasted two days, broa races of a mile and a there is that which is supposed to lead be suc science. But in the sense first indicated, ona a the Roman arms, hat also of the corruption of farther adjournment. There were certain writs I can't identify the defondante. I asked the pas portions in the field. One of the faults uỀ half would be too much.
-in life. No doubt education that is really efficient MY. DUEL proposed that the Committee's-should-weful one and will lead to great scholar liks Dr. Lagge lave read and the Greek culture through the Eoman ormas out against the petitioner, aud be believed this songers to point out their luggage. They all the present systum is that in misty weather suggestion that the International race be made sucess. But when we sim at what is called understood the I-King without seeing that suck Julius Cæsar has noted in his book on the Gallie application was simply-made-for-the purpose of did se readily. I saked two of the men who were ths siguals are not distinct, and I would re
Jaws, for instance, as the law of the Conservation wars that the tribes of the Germans who lived sealing those writa
given in charge to point out their luggage.commend any flags used as sigual to be of the a mile and a half be ailepted.
ausetat education, or education leading to
His Lordship-There is no reason against Tiviso two were arrested because the compradora size of the ordinary ensign, say 15 ft. by 9 ft. or MT. HUNCAN segonded
said they were the right men to arrest. Ths thereabouts. For eccoony's sake they might he Boo88, are. we not in danger of mixing up of Energy in Physica, the law of the Atomis farthest from the Roman provinces, were most An amendment that the race should be as in to totally different things! The only way theory in Chemistry, and the law of Evolution distinguished for valour and simplicity of life,adyndication in that.
e. Webber--would ask your Lordship not compratore was one of the search party. One hazled down after being displayed half an hour. in Natural History are explicitly enusolated in that because they were not accesibis to the Rod
of this two who were arrested pointed out the It would also be an advantage to have a light former years having been lost the motion was to change men's ways of deling is to change bonk It is true that the symbols or terminology merchants. At at the Germanie rasse had to grant protection.
His Lordship That is soflik matter.
box-produced as belonging to him.
sigual for the imminent approach of a typhoon carried and it was also agreed that the Men their ways of thinking. White cation strictly
Mr. Hastings anil te must sar for protection.
at night, to which the discharge of the gam bors and Chairman's Cups should each remain taken cau do for so, is to change our ways of employed in our books of sciencesre different from either to allow themselves to be gradually eas
wonid wall attention Yours, Se a mile and half.
thinking. The sphere of action Hes quite beyond those made use of in European books. Prefasstir rupted and destroyed or to march into Rome Mr. Laing proponed that the Flegasta should the direct intuence of education. Our classic Huxley has, in one of his addresses, admitted and break up that sink of abominations called Thors was a large number of assete.
His lordship-They are very worthless, are In reply to Mr. Wilkinson, his Worship and be held on the 12th and 13th Decomber.
he was not prepared to dismiss any of the pri says what education can do is to bring out that the employment of materialistic symbols tho Roman Empire. In fact they took the
Mr. Hastings--I don't know; I think perbisoners without Brat looking through his notes. our intelligence; to transtorm us by changing and tersinology in modern theories with regard letter contse, or all know the result they not! za thoughts and aspirations. Intelligence to the physical aniverse is merely arbitrary and The savage Germanic races, althongh now
The case was then adjourned til Friday, the thoughts, and aspirations are all still within the for the sake of usefulness and convenience they have become masters of Europe, had no they would sell for a large sum. There is so
25th inst., at 2 pm I have so far ventured to offer you my opinies onitors of their own to guide the destiny of very valuable furniture. sphere of thinking. But when we speak of snic--
His Lordship-Is there not a bill of sale? cess or usefulness, it is evident that we are upon the subject of physical sciences my no the world which they have conquered. They
Mr. Hastings-Thara is, but there Til be Mr. BRAIDWOOD asked if the Seboolboys' speaking of the results of nation. Now it stems to quaintance with the subject in as I told you, would not accept the Greek enture with all its Race held at last Regatta was to be continued. me that a great deal of the confusion in the mo- very limited. I therefore do so with great diffcrruption which the Romans had bequeathed something ever.
Mr. Webber-shall protest against the.
The sight men who were arrested on board the month, the meeting being occasioned by the leav The CHAIRMAN said he regretted that it could-dern theories of education bas arisen from the doncs But I net say that i am rather glad to them togetbar with the Empire of the world.
tailare to apprehend this differepes.
to have this opportunity of thn publicly speak It was then that the Hebrew culture, free from bill of sale. not, as there were no hosts available.
Mr. Hastings-If My, Webber wishes to pro-steainer Bruchow on suspicion of being pirates ing of the late Commissioner, Mr. Colin Jamie- son, and the arrival of the new Commissioner, M-BRAIDWOOD suggested that a race for
Need I tell you what rischief can result from ing to you before your teachers and professors, the corrupting tendencies of the scienos, was
Mr. Wilkinson appeared for the first saven M Noumany. Advantage was taken of the youths under 20 years of sys be added to the this misapprehension? Look, now, at the number If there should be anything in what I tare said offered to them in the form of the Christin retest against the bill of sale he can do so at the ware again brought before his Worship
presalice of thres ernisers in port at one time to of our young men who have returned frem Europe which is incorrect, I shall be able to have the ligion. We can imagine how eagerly and proper time, and 4f he is successful there will be
prisoners, His Lordship-In these cases where there are Ip Po Wai, PC. 166, said At 2.30 am on get up regatte the first ever held at Hoihow. and America. Many of those young mon took benefit of their correction. And now let me sas with what thankful these wild races of so much this more money for ble olieuta. wholly to what is called uerfal edgestion and you to fellow me to another aspect of the stady Northern Entope embraged thle new cultore neglected or gava infioient attention to those of the physical scions, namely, theic application Thas the whole of Europe lay under the influances anzata I do not like to grant prefection. the 3rd inst, an European constable and a Chi-The great brent was fixed for the 10th inst, on of the Hebrow onltors throughout all the middle There is nothing but this furniture, over which nesy constable brought the first four defendants which date the sports commenced but the studies which would have made them intelligent to the useful arts of life. men. Instead of intelligence, thoy aimed at nen-" Now what have really given grominence to the ages. But after many cantaries the last remoant there is a bill of sale. I will grant protection to No. 7 Station. An hour later the other four progrene, soasistig of eleven erente, was
The programme · fulness. And what is the result? The result study of the physical solence in our days are of the people of the Exuma Empire who were if you can find usoarity for appearance for ex-were brought to the Station. While at the not nompleted before sundown, and the
station. I heard Inspector Hackie sak them affair ran into a doud day.
HONGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB.
is failure and disappointment. These young admittedly the powerful and splendid practical left in Italy began to wake up again. This amination
Mr. Hastings-Certainly. The bankrupt Lasbother they bad any passage tickets. They all included on our race, for fears of the men turned out to be neither intelligent or realty which have attended their application to happened during the period known in history.
Raid they had passage (fokets for Heihow. Tsearcheruisers, which was won by the Kai-pan, and A meeting of members of the atora olib useful. Or, to take an example from larger the useful arts: I have said in the begiering ns the period of Keisance. The 1talans were so intention of going out of the Colony.
Eth prisoners had no tickets, the others bad. The which way won by the representative of Mr. ae bela-at-the-Victoria Recreation Club on the scale of thinge: Many of our statesmen are of thin discoures that it is ret say to rainsy the frat to enrol for and eagerly read the His lordship-What is the nment of the billed the defendante and found that the let, 7th, and a racs for native sampans mailed by foreignara,
Mr. Heatings-550
three prisoners who had no tickets aid they Octaving Johnson, the British ConsulTiffin 25th October to receive the report and stateront aurious to slept foreign inventions and mechani. the importance of these results Indeed Greek books. In Italy this revival of the Greek of sale P of soconta Dr. Atkinson was in the chair cal arts. Dat so far our saientito chools and almost impossible to imagine her the active and culture manifested itself in the altivation of
The Haport stated that the soconuts showed a factories have produced little or no result what industrions life of the people in Europe and the fine arte Bat the Gréck culture did not His Lordship Well if you find security to mout hare been dropped on board the ship while was served both ings on board the Häi-pun, balance of $40.91 to the credit of the Clabever. The reason is very simple. Our states- Axaorica can be carried on if yon take away them orine its revival to Italy but spread to all the that amount for his appearance, I think Loan they were being searched. The collection of and very enjoyable fine was spent, the ex Niau matches (Association) were played lest sca men still fall to see that in order to dugt foreign practical resits from them. But then it seeme conutrios of Europs. At leet a man appeared in grant protection until the examination is over. Iaggage contains twelvo jackets eight pairs of citement being unprecedented in this seepy Mr. Wabber-There are other debts which are trousers, five mats, and an umbrella. The de- ttis port. Some of the residents did not leave fendants all fiaclaimed the luggage when asketibe Hagebi un ocen o'clock in the evening, you, of which were won, 3 were lost, and 8 ways of doing things, you must first adopt their to me that the question for us: Chinese, to France who may be regarded as the founder of
whom these things are Lot yet become india modern science and scientifle thinking. The uot scheduled.
[notwithstan:lish anal difficulty before them. drawn. The Club bas obtained permission to ways of thinking on such things:
se the inside of the Race Cours jelutly with But you will say that if the sducation which possible, is, not whether these mechanical arts mame of this Frunannas is René Deeeartos. His Lordship-You-canrot expect him to se about it
This concluded the evidence for the prosecution. In getting hoius scross the sanda.
Hoihow was left on the 13th, the Libin com the Pole and Golf Club. Suitable ground hav. aims wholly st usefulness and Bucoses is inom are in themedves bereficial or harmful; the Under the influenos of the new atmosphere sure all his liblities
with being in possession of arms and with in ing on to Hongkong, while the Chuen Tiao and ing bean now obtained it is proposed to play the plate and bad, ze also is education which has for question we have to consider is whether the ten-which had been wafted from Italy into France Mr. Webbor-I think the security ought to Mr. Wilkinson said the prisoners were charged Rugby as well as the Association game this year. its noope and sim merely intelligence and in-dency of taking to the arts end of sfcouraghe was unable to accept the theories of the old be $1,000,
Mr. Hastings-It will be as ranch as he can tent to commit a felony. His contention was that Karpas went to Pakhoi, where there was
there was no evidence whatever of any intent to round of tifin and tonais parties from Monday. Mr. WALLACE stated that he regretted heward change of thoughts and aspirations. It ing the study of the physical nefeucus is to us and yet unwilling to receive the theories of the was unable to continue the Boaretaryship of will be urged that intelligent man are not al-as a race and as a nation, for good or for evil I now culture. At last he determined to find it do to get $500.
Mr. Webber-Why I ask that is because bo commit a felony, and there was not sufficient to Friday, finishing up on Saturday with a ride the Club any longer. Be hud, however, found a waye necessarily sanseful intelligonga alone am afraid if you inquire protally into the essen out all by himself When he died he had in substitute in Captain Macdonogh if the wem does not ensure man's stopery in life I ad- which govern the rise and fall of nations, you fact found out a great deal. It is now acknow obtained a large amount on promissory notas. evidence of their being in possession of arms toarnamant. One of the most interesting vom Mr. Hastings-The only person for Mr. One of the chief points in the case for the petitione was that for magasins rides, la, whic bere were willing to ekoot him.
mit that we do see many mange profess to boill have to come to the conclusion that the tea ledged by Prefessor Hurley and others that The CatRA proposed & vote of thanks intelligent, living useless lives, but before we denty of these things is to destroy ustions and the germe of all the scientific theories of the Webber's application is that there is obe pro- proscention was that atiakpots are thrown soare sad time counted; owing to the light fa for the manner in which Mr. Wallace had per- allow this objection to be valld, it would be necess. As studente of medicine you must know. present day are to be found in the works which missory note fur 360 and he wants to get pre overboard He did not think. stinkpots could ing the result was left somewhat dubious, bit
escartes has left behind him.
furence
-be strictly balled as they were not men. Mr. Schonberger way ahead as regards tine. formed his duties during his term of offes. sary for us to consider what we mean by mocess that there are cartain kinds of food and drugs,
Now if France has the honour of producing Mr. Webber I beg your pardon, Toned in the Ordinands bar it was in oonie- The Martini-Henry rifà competition was son The vote was carried acclamation.
and mefulness; abore all we should define the which, when taken freely, will, for the moment,
His Lordship I grant protection on security cuence of theser-being, thrown arbourd that by the Rev. Mr. Licht: one of the missionry
the defendants were arrested. He gaitted community. Tho election of Captain Maodonogh to the meaning of intelligence. We shall not probably produce exhilaration of epirits and appareatly the founder of modern soiance and scientific
considered so
improve the health and strength of the pa-thinking, England may claim for her son of £500, poit of Secretary. Was carried unanimously. agree as to what
Mr. J. Gray was unanimously re-elected as usefulness. But with regard to Intelligence oar tient. Bat overy good practitioner knows that the man who first showed the world what IN THE MATTER OF BORABJER BERTONE that even if a stinkpots were proved to The Chues Tiao and Kuci-pan-left-Pakhoi er Mr. Webber I appear for the petitioning been in the possession of his offerts and that lay afternoon, the 2016 inch, and arrived. Treasurer, and Messrs. J. M. Atkinson, E. M. lagain has given a clear and explicit definition, the tendency and effect of these food and drugs nowar and profit could be gut from the applica
tion of the physical sciences, Franeo may well be creditor, and inassouch se there has been an they threw them overboard, that did not show her Thursday, the 24tuat Blair, R.E. J. Gray, H. F. Hayllar, W. H. It defines intelligence as the power to "ses and is to destroy life. Wallace, and EA. Ram se Committee,regard the clear-commandments of God." This at any rates very clest to me, from the proud of her sog. But I am not at all sure that execution under a bill of sale and the whots pro- that there was any intention to commit a felony. The CHAIRMAN said that owing to the depar to see and know the eternal laws which govern little that I have studied of the subject, that the England can be equally proud of being given perty has been seized nader that bill of me. It war absurd to suppose that if these men in tureof Major Tripp they were now withouts Pre-the relation of mas and things. Now can you general cultivation of the physical sciences with hirth to Lord Bacoa, Bacon was no doubt a great weald ask your Lordship to judicate nor tended to commit a felony they would throw Two cell engineers, "both of Howling kidont. He feared they would have some difficulty imagine a an intelligent in the sense above in- the theories of bife and neabsulcal arts whink men: for he had's clear and cepaciate intellect, dar section 40 of the Ordinance. I may also operboard the articles with which they intended in their profession, bare arrived in Bangkok, was nothing to connect the slantpote with the sorvion of the Siam Government. The first is in securing a president who would take shantdated boing nelos, in whatever conss you take these sciences gare zise to contributed not a But he was also a very mean mah. He saw and my that there has also been exaustion under a do ccmeist Apart from this, however, there says the Mercantile Gazetts, to water into the Juterest in the welfare of the Club ne bu had done. the meaning of the word tefulness I should little to destroy the great ancient nations of taught that knowledge was power. What make judgment against the bankrupt
Els Lordship Is there say opposition to as defendante fhaouly evidence which attempted. Mr. Bettge, a German subject, who arrived on to do so was that of two witnesses. And here the 2nd instant by the former Versorgue, ant On the motion of Mr. STERREN it was resoly. think the one really useless me is the etapid Europe that we know. It is tette that these an him; however, sa important man in history le **n ank Hon. A. P. McEwen on his return man; the man void of intelligence who can sinnt people had no milways, steam-ships, or the foot tist he also taught that the mosdjudication being made P
Mr. Webbor Nose that I am aware of he would remark that he had never come ross the ather is Mr. Gordon, a British subject, who Aww, if he would be willing to bome not see and always mis-seen the laws which aleocele light. But then no one who roads their ledge of the physical science could be
gnvaro men and luiga. There are of parag, history can fall to see that those people also turned to great power and profit. But this His Lordship-I did roed it last life so as to che in which the evidence was so contradio arrived by the streur eens on the 4th." degese of intefthrones Ther is the Intel know grat deal of the secrets of stane mean theory of life did not advantage him gite, any oceditor the opportunity of proceeding tory. Both these witnesses slained to be the tr. Batkgs ba-dou some good work in China, Agens of the fox and the beaver, which and of the powerfal forces which reside in on remember the armbol of the ancient How many days are left of the twenty-one days? person who discored the stiskpots. Now one and archdog is well-known fu-connotion or rather wall where the good things her Take, for instance, the azolent Egyptions. Egyptians, The Sphynx, Teed Bacon thought if, Webber mid the time warup on the 26th, of these two, and probably both, wars llars with the Baby Minos in Burmali. We trust that Anal world are to be form, and bar From the great and wonderful monaments which he could overreach the Bphyax. Rat he had but his Lordship would not sit again before the The evidence of the second-witness did not with two such able me to waist them, the autho Sem Then there is the intelligence they have int; balind them, no one can possibly in the end her vergounos takes upon hins For 26th. Throbject of the petitioning creditor was affect the case in any way as he had no idea which rities will asks me progress in his proving and dirbt hat they paltivate) Lán physical scises he died a disgraced man and is now known to pose simply to protect the cette so su not to give any of the passengers threw them overboard. The extending the roads and canals and other usefut
| first witness stated that it was the defendanta. | publio perks. welery of thereket, Charlarity as grotant and meanest of mankind."oreditor an audas preferenco
one roite.
Mr. DUNCAN sorted, but an amendment in favour of the 19th and 20th December as aug- gested by the Committee was carried.
The ether anggestions of the Committee were unanimously agreed to,
programme.
Mr. FREDERICKS sanded, and the motion
was carried.
A vole of thanks having been carried to the GHAJEMAN the mooting closed.
of the present day owe their parentage. It
جمد
Mr. Wilkinson said he did not propose to cross-examine this witness.
15th October.
Hongkong, 24th Oct., 1899.-
SINBAD,
SPORTH AT HOIHOW AND PAKHOJ,
The Castonis cruisers Chuan Tiao, Libing and Kaipan met at Hoihow in the early part of this