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468 MISCELLANEOUSsoon called to other fields, permanent work was not establisheduntil Ic880 when Bishop Scott, Rev. \Y. Breroton andRev. M. Greenwood came to Peking.DuringThe Boxerthe years that followed, the variousmissions found permanent centres for theirUprisingwork and located in different sections of thecity. The Boxer outbreak of :1 900 came upon the missionsall doing a vigorous work. At that time there was thegeneral destruction of all the mission property in Peking.A large per cent of the Chinese Christians were killed, somestations being almost entirely wiped out. There is notspace to speak of reconstruction and growth after thatcataclysm as this survey must deal with present conditions.MAP OF PEKINGShowing the location of mission compounds and the territory worked by the variousmissions,A square indicates the location of a mission where foreigners reside.A circle shows the location of a church, chat-el or school.