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The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
CLU BBING LIST.

For the accommodation OF such OF our pre-.
,aying subscribers as desire to take several
newspapers or magazines during the ensuing e
year, We have made arrangements with a
number OF the most popular magazines and
newspapers Of tho country by which we can
furnish them and the FREE TRADER at the
prices named below. Where more than one
10 desired. the amount to be paid for tho extra
ones may be ascertained by deductipg si,50
from the price named:
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
CHATTERBOXES.
Don't Fail TO see My stock
Before Purchasing.

| have an unusually large and
elegant line of Plush Goods, con-
sistins of Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes, Cuff and Collar Boxes,
level Cases, Toilet Cases, Per-
fume Cases, Manicure Sets, Plush
Bound Albums, Opera Glasses
with Plush Cases, and an endless
variety of pretty and useful goods.
To the farmers would say, call
anrlu and hrinn Nnlr
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05

All who desire to tako advantage OF these
combination rates must do 80 early, as We do
not propose 10 adhere to them indefinitely.
II subscribers desire other periodicals than
those above mentioned, we will do the bes.
vc can to procure them at favorable rates.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05

Clergymen wishing half fare permits over
the C., X. /. 7. Ry. for 1884, will please call
as early as possible and sign application
blanks. X. 4. PRErrYMAN, Agt
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
AMUSEM ENIS.
''blot out

| No doubt the uufavorab'c weather kept
many persons ut home on Tuesday evening
who, had it been pleasanter, would have at
tended tue concert al the Opera House given
by the Arons aud AmphioHs, assisted by
Miss Jordan aud Miss Bassnett The pro-
Sramme was finely arranged and the selec-
tioDs could not fail 10 give universal satisfac.
tion. The training OF so many male voices,
some twenty or more, TO sing with correct.
ness, harmony and spirit, without the aid of
instrument accompaniment, was nv small
task, and yet 1t was successfully done by Mr..
Kendall, oil the .Arion Quartette. A little
practice to give the young men more conf
dencc in their own abilities, and volume Of
tone is perhaps needed; but when it is con.
sidered the Amphions have been organized
as a club only about three months, they de-
serve much credit for the success Of their
first appearance. Miss Bassnett's piano solo
was well received. Miss Jordan sang two
solos, one OF which, "The Mexican Nightin.
remarkable skill in the control Of the voice
and deep study to attain the proficiency she
displayed To both she received hearty en-.
cores, to one Of which she responded with
"Annic Laurie" in manner that must have
made for her many new admirers had not
all present already been well pr, pared for
The fine rendition OF that beautiful Scotch
air. The greatest success OF the evening was
probably won 5y the Arion Quarielte, with
the original Harrisons present. They sang
four times, were eBcOred each time, and res
pondcd three times. Each Of the gentlemen
was Ia fine voice aud sustained their respec
tive parts in u manner that deprives us OF
any criticism. No amateurs and few profes.
sionals can equal them Prof. L. s. Harrison
sang the solo "My Angel with his usual
happy success. 1t is needless to say to the
people OF this vicinity that few tenor voices
have the compass and melody OF his SO per
fectly combined. But had more OF the music
loving citizens been present and heard the
readily said he surpassed any of his previ
Gus cilvrts.
On next Friday night, Jan IL, JOS Muir
ply will appear at the Opera House In his
we'll known drama kerry Cow" familiar
enough yet one which seems never to grow
old-in Murphy's bands. He needs no IN.
PRODUCTION to Ottawa. He comes with al
excellent company, and will have crowded
house, of course.
THuRsBy.
Emma Thureby is due at Ottawa toward the
end Of this month. She Is undoubtedly Que
OF the greatest eingers of the age u star IN
the constellation glowing with the names OF
Patti aud nilsson. She, however, appears
o lly In concert, conscientious scruples for
bidding her going on the boards OF the thea.
ter. She mas sung In all the capitals Of Eu-
rope (where frequently she has been com.
pared 10 Jenny Lind.) and everywhere meet
ing with triumph upon triumph-gathering
armsful of laurels. Her visit here will b,
tue great event OF the decade musically.
/
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
$4,000 Gone,

sAs.FRAScrsco, CAL.-The Chronicle pub.
fishes In substance the following marvel:
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
rIIURsBy.


of all sizes, printed on good paper, at Hape
man " Graham's. Orders by mail promptly
filed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
FAMILIES.

NV stock of Gold Pens, Auto
graph Albums, Picture Frames,
Toilet Sets, Cut Glass Bottles,
Vases, Fancy Writing Papers and
Pocket Books is very complete,
and at prices that cannot be
equallcd for the same quality OF
goods. ! am
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-01-05
Diaries for 1891.

a large assortment. at very low prices, ut
Hapeman IL GrahHm's.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

Among the life insurance policies Tor large
nu,s recently issued one written last week by the
rutae Life Assurance Society on the life of wealthy
n,on gentleman The amount OF the policy was $780,,
ooo and the annual premium is over $1,000
In an excellent review Of the insurance situation yes
,,av morning The rial Bulletin cOncisely said
he insurance situation may he fairly summed up thus
"a ana ,1larnncc Insurance. profitable ana prosperous
iieut insurance, decidedly profitable; steam boiler
isrncr successful II unwIse rivalry ana competition
ycen the two three companies doing this business
% not lll the chances of profit marine Insurance. I'M
rnnisipg of profit this year; fire insurance. clearly
-s SO FAR AS the reported Increase or treS during
M e,r over pre- years furnishes any basis OF es
s,s Only in fire insurance IL the outlook rcnarkaby
os and when the excessive IRE losses 0f the year II
tI the shrukage the value OT Investment securities
INC. sprng the annual statements next Decenlper
,y,Il he dsIusI reading for .tOckh0hers
The Industrial insurance cOmpane7 whicn rch primer
n,v with the working classes have been doing large
bisnc.s until within few weeks. Ihe vice-pressent pl
,e rf the largest these companies mentioned 10 u
TnBINE reporter yesterday that the eehg "l unce,
ifv which seems have prev allied since the election
i'm manufacturing circles, the partial SUSPENSION {" WORK
m so,oe mills and factories and the entire closing mp OF
tbers have hal the effect of reducing tue volume OF
husncss materially. The new business wnleh tne lnuu
rial companies az present writing sad 10 We % Pe
cen. less than It should be, owing to these eauSes'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

the whole matter purely local affair that mado
possible by real apathy that than usually
apathetic. The market. left to ifs natural
course the first quarter hours Business weak and
heavy and showed declines. Bat It evident that 10
without any mportan; pressure TO sell laree
amounts OF stock When the pressure had been meas
urcd the manipulation began. and for the remainder OF
the day II worked without opposition from any
quarter that in the last hour IL pushed with in
creasng vigor 10 results far figures show that
probably astonsh the cqucs that did the manipulating
and that issued 30 per ~ the orders both buy at
sell. There not single item Of ont
side information that furnishes "a for what did
In prices. The best Of the commission houses
port several OF them to-day neither bogght
sold 100 shares Of stock The short interest except
such there may be In very few hands land that II
not apparent IN the stock loan markcU was
very small and tonight IA smaller stin.
Nevertheless the final advances Of 2ia for
North western, 81 for ST. Pnni lie sor Delaware Lack
awanna and Western, ~ for takc shore. is for Cen
trail and Hudson, lie for Union Pacific and !, per cent
for Western Union the less real Erie also wi>
"a higher at 14issit but that. well as ts bonds
benefited by the complete revolution IN the manag g-rens
of the company at totsy's election, and
energy displayed by the board IN effect retrensh
ment In the expenses Northern rarfc preferred fir.
nlshed its f share 10 the days transactions At iihs
iois8tiissiis Western tnun sold between 5s's AMI
UOi ana closed ct lts highest neufp=a gain of pee
cent The market elused esee Al the advance rather
thau strong
Government bonds wsfe dui api sffohs biis ~sfs
ai, anee ppf cent nr The ~ ahi i'gt Ahnesesl atu
the elDshs hue'htinhsi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER

half an hour before roasting To make the dress
ing for medium sized turkey, three ptnts or bread
crumbs chop finely with quarter OF q pound or SAT-
pork good lump Of butter salt parsley savory OF
nlarioram, do not use roo much of herbs, break In
TWO or three eggs te give II good consistency. I'LL the
breast and bJdy and them up. Allow two ana
quarter hours for roasting a turkey Of ten pounds q
qluser OF an hour to pound Is q safe guide. Baste
WIN sa and water and nmps Of butter before putting
II In the oven, while cooking haste with the drpping
when is nearly done dredge with -four and put more
butter 10 brown IT, II oyster stng L. preferable use
oysters without their liquor with breadcrumbs enough
10 make good consistency with pepper and salt
10 make the gravy boil the gibets In quart Of water
unt tender strain the broth thus obtained into drip
png-pan or the pan in which the turkey was cooked.
Iake the liver and press 10 pieces with the back of
strong spoon and put In the gravy Then chop fine the
heart ana gzzard and let them follow the liver Thcken
Win Drown Hour stir and well and boil five min
utes
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

tions were performed they groaned but d not struggle
One man who had been m shot 10, tsse cus s crrynr
his gun in the fortihcatons next day @ an" nIy two
doctors here which will lie quite Insufficient orse
case the French land with larger party. nra,innS
The soldiers and new recruits sragge about ard get food
where they can: Fortunately the isanu thew are at
liberty 10 20 where they please. RI they can eet :" in %
Sui village they do so II not they fall and de aons me m
roads or In the fields and thicRets "ne'o '"'' '
able TO drag themselves.
THE BLOCKADE.
Tb,s letter will be taken by the Haoong, when hhs
been given a little grace by Admiral Lespes VINO u'
his Headquarters on the Gaissonnlerc. inc h'u.o "
formal blockade by Admiral Courbet was yes,e.u',
lated ON shore and signed by the members of the cot
7, announces the effective blockade lie bocm epeey' "
succeed the form OF It we have had In "e o'oe"s
paedaue" II appears he intended to stop "' 'i"o'
but some communication may be anoweu py co"''''
Why formal declaration OF blockade shohu ptece"'
formal declaration OF war. OF which nothihs mas
heard here no ono understands one reason given Tor u
"a that the French wish 10 stop the business OF the
customs through whose receipts soldiers are paihi Dn' IL
Ia sad the Chinese authorities have been I'M oruhs
gold and silver bullion quietly for some 'ine TOT 'u''
rurtose az that explanation seems insuncieh' ~ !"
Importation Of men and material that couu hh'e
ben prevented By the means they have already been EN-
pDylng. .,,-
II seems absurd that Admiral Courbet should keen hs
sgtairon-fuf II will certainly take large part OF h-to
perform he work ~ raions me cnsst fur any srea' @
lpneth ~ time Therefore tho opinion 70 generaii nn-
tefianp that he must strn tesinie operations Nv 'ns
jnint ahd rapuia Tan sui vhleh, WIN W. ,llr@ @ WE
large tuwha " hh its communication WIN Ne 'uns'
whlrh enin riea except fn sinali distance ~ War
shp Ia aenalit nreessaty " Tho ossnaslo ~ we ni
fni ~ thp lsi,nh fhrli sresss ntr has rihrh1l', l
ihe hResn 90 Tho mainland ani they made ah rhn't 20
iaiaha ~ Hasi iha French n,it ists ln innlpna ~
hnssa piess0n ~ Hpnin -aling ihn lnphalp hsa
Vel heen aan ln The selaent he Island VII furnish
ampla f0ad such 80 u s o' a armies ehrute' Wv i M
buI sh0M there be an opium famine the Woisl 70 w @ n
tba settlement M there IL any dear ~ provisions
Nil seriously felt by The latter or ths AZ a,'r ,r
rabhle might 1.-Two On what would 10 famine l'iu w,
foreigners There II or less Halrhl IeNeI 'i'nt
to tho season and this troops AZ the eneahlphehs w
the northeast O the village are said 10 DO lying Nv nun
dreis OF IT, chief having been the turning w VI
rarfh In The construction OF entren0IIn enls.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
THANKSGIVING As \ TRANQUlLIZER.
Az OFFSET 10 TIE NOVEMBER ELECrONs-PKlCEs


The Puritans Were 4 far-Seeing, diplomatic
people for by establishing Thanksgiving Day, with is
time honorcd turkey and punpkinpie adornments they
pcrpctuated kindly memory of their name, a.
well "a most tranquiliLng event 10
follow the turmoil Of November elections. The
turkey platform, rather frame. IS one upon which
all parties willingly consolidate and the solid South and
nearly undivided North could well afford TO delegate this
bird as the Bird Of Peace Great s turkey whether Wild
imitation wild, tame. dry picked or scalded!
The wild turkey is disappearing from the game list;
but there are buyers who insist upon it, superior
flavor aud will have other. All demands must pc
met; and shippers therefore acconin0lailngy oplIh
good. big bronze plnmcd birds. put bullet through
Ihru, and send them ia unpckcd by the barrel About
The only ad vantage these capricious Gus
,,cre r ant to ge il coupe OF feather busters from
the wings Tor nothing in the turkey line can excel te
delicious picked yrarlng toms good weight tender
hens that come from pcnnsylvania. Some line birds
u.ed 10 come frem Down East but OF late years they
are used by home demand. though there are vermont
packers VINO ship any surplus IN frozen state Tor the
Retail prices to-day will he higher than expected,
the West having failed to ship literally In fear OF warm
weather. N-w-Jerscy and other near points
consequently control the trade The range I Ios
~ cents Fancy New Jersey and Philadelphia dry picked
22425 cents few extra size p as cents. There
Is fine display Of game IN market for the date qaii -
quoted AT ~ IS per DOZEN grouse aud parridges III -
pair canvas.back ducks - - red head ~ % others
5OQ75 cents rabbits 90 cents vcnson 20 @22 pOuh"'
black bear - 4 20, genuine Wild turkeys 2Od23.
gow TURKEYS WERE COOKED IN NEw-ENGLANp.
For the benefit OF young housekecpers here is old
fashioned New England method OF cooking turkey
The bld should be well sIrged and freed from pin
feathers aud thoroughly drawn from opening made on
one side and just below the breastbone Also slit the
neck 80 as 10 remove the crop BE sure to re-
move everything from the inside aud wipe the bru
dry after washing IL iu cold water lheu
din n briefly two seconds In boiling water and aier
war,l ,s suddenly IN lre-water. This will cause puinI
aup.arancr Cut the neck 1f close 20 the body erN ~
the skin long "a tie over the neck bone ALSO ~
the legs close the body after cutting OF the hfrt JON"
Instrn the wings the sides with ne skrwrrs, hhNhI
cnt af the pni0as ut the gizfaui. liver, heart ana
neck ia quart OF water AMI boil FOR one quarter oi III
hour. Al II
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
TRADEsNEN EDUCATED IN THEIR SHOP
A succrssFUL SCHOOL OF FACTORY HANDs-rRAIN-
IVG FOR USEFULNESS.

, srccrseFrT SCHOOL OF FACTORY HANDs--TRAIN-
IVG FOR USEFULNESS.
Every dav between the hours of II and l
o'clock seventeen in from fifteen TO wen-
n may he seen I'm the basencntof Brewster Co.'S
re factory at Forty ST. and Broadway, quietly
and earnest pursuing Of study j. L. Fl. M0scr.
suuerintrnrnt 0f the machine and smith department u
the works conceived the idea of starting class for the
instruction Of the young employed by the firm, and
c syrcry ses the course OF study adopted The scheme
o first mt into practical operation In 1891, ami 1t
h,s worked 80 well and with results satisfactory. it
s since been continued In operation Mondays are de
,,tel 20 examples I'm aritimetc on Tues
,l,vs works on carriage technics read, each
srhoar taking hs turn IN reading The time ON Wednes
lv I'D nrruuird hr lessons I'm histories and works nn usr
rti suhr,fs On IhursdAy9 trade Journals ana news
t,nl ruou thp black board Dn saturdays they make
th,r oren selection Df reading matter. The subjects
hnuctpr mus hr ut chnrirtet mar Wii heneht theif
~ INV ,, r,,nto rhc rnfe alynncrd rnrlls
a., ,,, btnd ne wuft urnn srrrlal Black hnnrl9.
,br r-irn.ts akinr rtns on tho rnr 1r grnefnl nsr
., i ,t,, i,. ihpt etr n w. thfthee aakrrs
n,afiur 81 huu iu lid'ir iuriih ~ .,.
tn,. % rurth thnt hri Whnilns. Nhpfr lhp sihtlrt
,, uiats rst-t1 aip ai.hi u 20 % ninatrip Huran
i t.D..,..tait,l.f. fhDt 800 m9itntili hiei h ihH
,,ti..' ,ts uf huhhUntlN. htHHrint a. iIt Ani thr
iutu i, thD iii,ni departments -irr 'rnhtf h fnirr''r
H. ,tnu,iiu tuu ambition ul ltH ins ~ lhl'," ati
nt e,nnuuF 80 hualaF ar,atio whatever s"il chance
ihn, uaY -ifn nin, Nhirh hr ii3 B" mo 5't'r' N'us
a. ltt laiN, rtldIl Whenever thii amount GAtira ~
tb. bru ttt, q tIlilr mat 10 may utN interest mo
itr.r vrir, work ha, proved highly sttisir
fn,, ihn mrn of the company tah"- A'thi p1n ''i III
D.,.. Wric four members sent to tho Carriage p"Sns
,,,nnl and tiis year there wIil be- three.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
sIaVE-sTEILTyG SUPERSEDED By TIE GOSPEL.
..-,, h,IJ ,os+orJov i'm the chanel

odioining the Church of the Holy Communion at I"eh
,eth.st and slxth-ave, 10 bid farewell 20 the rev
Paulus Mort, under appointment from the Episcopal
BOARD as Missionary to Liberia ST Philips Chirch lor
coored people, in Mulberry ST.. sent dsiesatoh w. W.
Mort having served them temporarily Inc service %
conducted by Assistant Bishop Potter asslseu ny Wv
RrV Mr. Mottet, the Rev Joshua kunber ana 'he -,
Jr Gsliaudet. Mr Moorts grandmother. wheh cnl.u,
,y,. stolen from the beach at fouh Bay where sue WI
playing with companion, by an Englsh sIa'ur, W ana u
iolI AZ st CroiX where Mr.. MORT was D"fh. NHon a
youth Of twenty he worked his passage before te nus, ,
in New York with the Intention NJ nhdlhg hl- way pa
Ia Africa Ia labor in the interest 0f Christianity hpuc
his people The Rev Mr.. Hare. now bi-hop, sent n t
ont 10 the mission schools In Liberia Tor ednca"n
uursue,l hts academic course I'm st. Augustine Nothui
school Raleigh. y. c. and received his theoiogch et
cation i'm the Divinity school i west Philhlephh fpl
.he nst two years he has been study Ing medclhe III INC
Long Island College Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
CLOSING Prices or CALlFJRyTl STOCKS
SAY fRNN,Ls'l Nov. e5 ls~t.
REAL ESIITE.
Nrw-YoRK. Tuesday. Nov. oj, 1854
,rcOPDFD REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SEw-YOEK CRY.
7g,isi 80 Of Lesingtona ave. 2OHGs. Mareeha ,.o
keenan, Moutz secsr --.-.. ;....;-. fA0'-'o
77th.sl us 276 10 4thaye, 5oxlO@S, Patrlck oo.
Kennedy 4 Dunn. ...- $3.50; WV"
26tl az ft " 0t lothaye Sill % 'n's'' 900
eat Anna a. Hunt RI a 70 ~ h' -. ''""'
,,,h ave va 2Js o sSths, ok s5rirfeguiir ,.o,
Iucy Ely and another "a Is 1 VI ,o. i"''"
Frank inave 52.o IA OF l'Stb ~ :, 4, aoo
irregular A johnson aud VIE m -, 20, . r q smiti ~
l3otn s p : aCSts 90 - ib.oa 1d 'a. ~ - n5oo
l5j.h.t & Loo y I! =. ;cyer '..',. 10000
SD S. :. 10 s0,n ~ W" 40 - l25coo
dave " s.. 20 ,,Ss s9Se 70 t,,ts is' levin $4,000
ootb A. n s. Of tthafe %'I'-i ttah1 Neu' ga
niler and 10 T. tcriacs -....-:-;- l'oo
i0,hst "a, s1Ser,S uG as"eer anderson 5000
-ats Ia, a $50 ftwof loang'pn ave- l-'rlo@2 90.
Renecca Thornton aud -n0t or % mas Bernstein Io'""
a5ths6s s,d La S,tc 10 N w " a,,a a@l - $1,000
eth ave ~ IL II l3sth It. I9S'O Jas Measher 80,
aud another % John Held ;--.- -.-----.. '''s
(lrise st. No 5s Wm Norris amt another efecu =, sx,
tors, TO II d Mills .--...... 80. '.,,-.. ''
Madon ave, cor OF Oo,h,st 1 ptthsI 10 NJ No.
bics1h Pelham st' h'''s' an" .'o...s.. "'e $4,000
sths, 2ss n 5f AyeA 25i7es CP cocks ct IA oos
al to tIo .orah Leahy. --,,,,,. :. a. I'm vu
coartsndt s5rn Of e,h.'i ma 5rsio" % w" $3.50
Ma.iis.u. AZ. 16x lWs WA fvuAe ah" ~"'
| rxsrutora TO rh,s Melyils. =, ,6,S6l.i
Catharins slip. s. 40 meaf "a'e's' '''..... t.sso
ssn" 20 Aatnn ~ Sn m . Of Freeman at il0us~ ..a
| y,nun ridapy q. sltsM broSn, I3x.slk
s,.tSS,ms ave a 5sa 81 pof freeiuanM ii"A~~" txA
saae u Sch, siess.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

A process has Just been perfccted Ia FltisOurH py
which natural gas may be burned nuder hoilers IN he
fr, ~ hot air It IA claimed tie discovery fcnces the
au,ornt of .As required half while II doubles ts
Ir1flug canJcity. -l philadelphia FfesA
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

sitftlf fHg ystfegf RfFiyg RteH,yGs
Ats ipsb Nnv sA. s,k
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
OLOyiy9 Prices OF B)SrOv STOCKS
B0sTOS, Now 25. 1894.
TUESDAY. Nov. 2J--P. ".

TUESDAY. Nov. 2J--P. w.
The Custom House returns Of last weeks foreign move
nents OF merchandise at New-YOrk make showing
that for the port compares unfavoraby with those o
.be preceding week and with those OF
the same week OF 1883; yet IL was week wheh
the imports exceeded the exports less thah
rho usual average. The imports exceeded
the exports i07 ss4 against an excess OF exports 'or
,h recedns week Of Os6.565 and against like ex-
cess OF imports OF ss56922 for the week OF 1885, but
rho e,port excess Is SG2G565 less than for
the week OF 1892. The imports last week
sss7l765l were Si0l3st more than for the
week OF 1853 and S660l5 less than for the week OF
1890 the xports s6 463 3s Ss63i22 less than
FOR the week OF aud S255o less than for the week
Of 1882 For the oryseven weeks Of this year the I'M
ports OF merchandise exceed the exports So2,l57774
which "a 81 6O3 iss less than the excess OF 1888 and
less than the for the period or
1882 The resulting balances, after deuctng the specie
movement the business OF forty seven weeks for hee
years are shown in the subIoned table,
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS BRoa JANUARY 70 pArf
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
MORE ALARMING TIDINGs.

great Zeal OF excitement was created this morning
by the apuear OF the British ship Champion OF the
rar and the Wilt shore OF her commander, Captain
powett He Informs the settlement that to-morrog the
formal blockade of tie whole island will be declared
Trade will then discontinued and 1t is feared neither
landing passengers sending and receiving letters and
spatches will be allowed by the French. This seems
hardly possible in the face Of the courtesy they have
hitherto shown. doubt If tie formal blockade >"
means all they claim in fact anything than
cuson OF material The situation is getting serious,
but and clerks will remain with their h0ngs and
godcons and IL VIII retreat the
little COckchafer which has come down stream and
\ lies at anchor right in front OF u.s.
The Champion goes to Annoy to night and its captain
says he leave additional marines for guard duty
He is last from Foo Chow and reports that the Chinese
are recOns ructing all their forts and repairing the
pagoda arsenal The Chinese authorities now declare
that the damage to the arsenal Will not exceed 100 900
taes Sl333O0 The splendid engines fine machinery
are said To be much injured and much OF IL Is acain
in running order. General would be GLAD ia ~ n
some Foo Chow shells and cartridges bnt the Fref m arc
employing Of their heet IN guarding the Formosa
coast. and vessel can approach without being OBJ
served.
Hospital taking OF the Chinese wounded in the
ne x engagement. and the prospect Is that II Will be well
filed as well as the school building offered by Dr
MacKay hospital WAS before lDlprovised for the
casion DR. Brown. SURGEON OF the Cockchafer, went
there thinking his services might be needed and when
wounded Cinnamon we're struggling back To the village
from battie ed past the hong 0f Douglas Co. they
told 20 there by Mr. Cristy The scene was
most horrible There Il only ward about nifty by
tWenty feet Ino this wounded men were br ought for
treatment Some were horribly nntllaied ana there
were great many amputitions The noor was ankle
deep in blood. As they could not all be kept III tie
ward many taken away after the operations
performed. Whether the i've or ak wounds Indicated
superior bravery work Of nrailenscs, IL Il hard to
say hat IL Is not TO be denied that the wounded men
showed great forttude. When the most painful opera