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 BIBLIOGRAPHY 25 
 
 CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 1889-99 "' 
 
 CONTKIBUTION TOWAKD A BIBLIOGRAPHY 
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 Preface .. ..... .•. ... 563 
 
 j^bbreviations . S6j 
 
 Principal bibliographic aids con- 
 sulted ..^ 564 
 
 Bibliography 
 
 Woi^ aUatjrzed 565 
 
 Tiilosbpty and religion i^t 
 
 Literature and literary history 575 
 
 ■ToHdbre' 577 
 
 Language 578 
 
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 Art and archeology 579 
 
 Science and technology 58a 
 
 Commerce, finance, statistics 5^7 
 
 Law and legal procedure , 596- 
 
 History and political affairs 597 
 
 Geography, description and travel. .. 616 
 
 Manners and customs.. 637 
 
 Missions and missioiiaries 638 
 
 lUtistratiye fiction.. ........... 647 
 
 Index . . 650 
 
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 BIBLIOGRAPHY 25 
 
 CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 1889-99 
 
 CONTRIBUTION TOWARD A BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 PREFACE 
 
 This list includes those books treating of China and the Far East 
 published in English for the first time from 1889-99. Many books 
 bearing an imprint date within that period have in fact been published 
 previously and have not been enlarged or revised to an extent that 
 would make it desirable to include them. No attempt has been made 
 to include all the material on the subject to be found in the official 
 pubhcations of the British government, though the student of social and 
 economic conditions and affairs in the Far East will find therein much 
 valuable information. The transactions of learned societies have not 
 been analyzed. Directories, dictionaries, textbooks and grammars are 
 excluded. 
 
 Margaret Windeyer 
 
 abbreviations 
 Abbreviations following entries refer to the libraries iu which the books were 
 consalted. Call numbers are given for all books iu the New York state library- 
 even though the edition differs from that described iu the list. Books in the 
 public libraries division have no book number. Books marked e have been per- 
 sonally examined, while « indicates that the edition examined is not the same as 
 that entered in the list. Volume and page numbers are separated by a colon ; 
 e.g. 3 : 489 means vol.3, p. 489. 
 
 The following are the principal abbreviations used : others are self-explana- 
 tory. 
 
 Astor Astor library, New York city 
 
 B. P. L. Boston public library 
 
 Columb. Columbia university library 
 
 Cong. Library of congress 
 
 Drexel Drexel institute library, Philadelphia 
 
 E. P. Enoch Pratt free library, Baltimore 
 
 Phil, free Free library of Philadelphia 
 
 Univ. Penu. University of Pennsylvania library 
 
564 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 PRINCIPAL BIBLIOGRAPHIC AIDS CONSULTED 
 
 American catalogue. 1890-95 
 
 American library association. Catalog of the " A. L. A." library. 1893 
 
 Supplement. 1896 
 
 Anuales deg6ograpbie. v.1-7. 1891-98 
 
 Annual American catalogue. 1889-99 
 
 Ball, J. D. Tbings Chinese. 1893 
 
 Beach, H. P. Dawn on the bills of Tang. 1898 
 
 Bookseller. 1889-99 
 
 BostoD— Public library. China. (Bulletin, Jan. 1895, 13 : 201-325) 
 
 Boston athenaeum. Card catalogue 
 
 British museum — Library. Catalogue. 1881-98 
 
 Subject index of modern works. 1885-95 
 
 Cincinnati— Public library. Bulletin. 1889-98 
 Columbia university — Library. Card catalogue 
 Cumulated index of books of 1898-99. 1900 
 Dennis, J. S., D. D. Christian missions. 1897 
 
 Foreign missions. 1893 
 
 English catalogue. 1890-98 
 
 Esses institute. Books on China. 1898 
 
 Geographical journal, v. 1-14. 1893-99 ' 
 
 Harvard university — Library. Bulletin, v.6. 1890-92 
 
 Hurst, J : F. Literature of theology. 1896 
 
 Imperial and Asiatic quarterly review, t.8-27. 1889-99 
 
 Jackson, Rev. S : M. Bibliography of foreign missions. 1891 
 
 Lansdell, Henry, D.D. Bibliography of Chinese central Asia. 1894 
 
 Lawrence, E : A., D.D. Modera missions. 1895 
 
 Leonard, Rev. D. S. Hundred years of missions. 1895 
 
 Luzac, C. J. Bibliographical list of works on Africa and the east. 1894 
 
 Mills, H. R. Hints to teachers and students on ths choice of geographical 
 
 books. 1897 
 Naohtmann, Mrs Alice (Newman). Index to subject bibliographies in library 
 
 bulletins. 1898. (N. Y. (state)— Library. Bulletin ; bibliography 14) 
 N. Y. (state) — Library. Subject card catalogue 
 Osterhout free library. China, Japan and Korea. (Newsletter, Not. 1894, 
 
 4:62-63) 
 Peabody institute. Second catalogue of the library. 1896-99 
 Petermann's mittheilungen. v. 35-45. 1889-99 
 Reference catalogue of current literature. . 1894-98 
 Royal Asiatic society. Journal, v. 41-47. 1889-95 
 Salem (Mass.) — Public library. China, Corea and Japan. (Bulletin,, Aug. 1894, 
 
 2: 125-28) 
 Scottish geographical magazine, v. 5-14. 1889-99 
 Sonnenschein, W: S. Best books. 1891 
 
 Keadar's guide. 1895 
 
 Statesman's year book. 1889-99 
 Whitaker's almanac. 1899 
 
 Yale divinity school. Catalogue of the foreign missionary library. 1898 
 
CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 565 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 WORKS ANALYZED 
 Aubertin, J. J. Wanderings and wonderings, India, Burmah, Kashmir 
 Ceylon, Singapore, Java, Siam, Japan, Manilla, Formosa, Korea 
 China, Cambodia. 448P. illus. map, Q. Lond. 1892. Paul 8s 6d. 
 
 Australasian association for the advancement of science, 
 Sydney. Report. 1895. v. 6, illus. O. Sydney 1895. 506 O9 
 
 Barrows, John Henry, D.D. Christian conquest of Asia: being 
 the Morse lectures of 1898. 258P. D. N. Y. 1899. Scribner $1.50. 
 
 290 B27 e 
 
 Baynes, Herbert. Ideals of the East. nop. cr.8vo. Lond. 1898. 
 Sonnenschein 5s. 
 
 Bettany, George Thomas. Primitive religions; an introduction to 
 the study of religions, with an account of the religious beleifs of 
 uncivilized peoples, Confucianism, Taoism, China; and Shintoistn, 
 Japan. 267P. illus. D. N. Y. 1891. Ward $1. (World's 
 religions ser.) B. P. L. e 
 
 English price 2s 6d. 
 
 The world's religions : comprehensive account of all the prin- 
 cipal religions of civilised and uncivilised peoples ; doctrines, rites, 
 priesthoods, sacred books and moral teachings with lives of their 
 founders, teachers and reformers, introd. by John Hall, D. D. 
 9o8p. illus. O. N.Y. 1891. Christian literature CO. Phil, free e 
 Also issued by Ward 12,s. 
 
 Boulger, Demetrius Charles von Kavanagh. Life of Gorden. 
 2v. illus. O. Lond. 1896. Unwin 21s. 923.542 G651 e 
 
 Brooks, Elbridge Streeter. Historic girls ; stories of girls who 
 
 have influenced the history of their times. 225P. illus. D. N. Y. 
 
 1898. Putnam $1.50. e 
 
 Carpenter, Frank G. Asia. 304P. illus. maps, D. N. Y. 
 •^1897. American book CO. $1,50. (Carpenter's geographical 
 
 reader) J91S C22 e 
 
 Also pub. under the title Travels tlirough Asia with the children. 
 
 Chicago, World's parliament of religions, 1893. Story of the 
 world's first parliament of religions, ed. by the Rev. J: H. Barrows. 
 2V. i6oop. illus. O. Chic. 1893. Parliament pub.- co. 206 C43 e 
 Paged continuously. 
 
566 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 a^ai^'z^ed China mission handbook. 436p. maps. Shanghai 1896. Amer- 
 ican presbyterian mission press los. 
 
 Clare, Israel Smith. Library of universal history containing a rec- 
 ord of the human race fr. the earliest historical period to the pres- 
 ent time with an introd. by M. C. Tyler. 8V.3444P. illus. maps, Q. 
 N.Y.1897, '''Sp-Q;. Peal & Hill $40. 909 qCs4 6 
 
 Paged continuously. 
 
 Clark, James Hyde. Story of China and Japan; geographical posi- 
 tion, resources, wealth, emperors and courts, governments and peo- 
 ple with a sketch of Corea and the Coreans and the causes leading 
 to the conflict of 1894. 4i6p. illus. map, O. N. Y. 1894. 
 
 Oriental pub. co. $2.50. E. P. e 
 
 Colquhoun, Archibald Ross. China in transformation. 396P. illus. 
 maps, O. N.Y. 1898. Harper $3. 915.1 C71 e 
 
 An important -work based upon experience and personal observation. 
 English price 16s. 
 
 Creegan, Charles C. D. D. & Goodnow, Mrs J. A. B. Great 
 missionaries of the church, with an introd. by Francis E. Clark, D. D. 
 404p. D. N. Y. 1895. Crowell. E. P. e 
 
 Also pub. by Hodder 3s 6d. 
 
 Curzon of Kedleston, George Nathaniel Curzon, ist baron. Prob- 
 lems of the Far East; Japan-Korea-China. 441P. illus. maps, 0. 
 Lond. 1894. Longmans 2 IS. QiS-i C94 e 
 
 American price $6. An indispensable book. 
 
 New ed. Lond. 1896. Constable 7s 6d. 
 
 Also issued by Longmans $2,50. 
 
 Diosy, Arthur. New Far East, with 12 illustrations by Kubota 
 Beisen ; a reproduction of a cartoon designed by H. M. the Ger- 
 man emperor. 374p. illus. map, O. N.Y. 1899. Putnam 
 $3.50. 915.2 D63 e 
 Also issued by Cassell 16s. 
 
 Dodsworth, William, ed. anon. History in banking in all leading 
 nations, comp. by 13 authors. 4V. O. N. Y. 1896. New 
 York journal of commerce & commercial bulletin $24. B. P. L. e 
 A most important reference book, bowdoin college library. JBiiliog- 
 raphical contributions 
 Also issued by Effingham Wilson. 
 
 Douglas, Robert Kennaway. Society in China. 4isp.illus. O. 
 Lond. 1894. Innes 6s. Cap. 915. i D74 e 
 
 Also issued by Lippincott $4.50. 
 
CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 567 
 
 Ford, John D. An American cruiser in the East : travels and studies works 
 
 ' analyzed 
 
 in the Far East, the Aleutian islands, Behring's sea, eastern Siberia, 
 Japan, Korea, China, Formosa, Hong Kong and the Philippine 
 islands. 468p. illus. maps,0. N. Y. 1898. Barnes $2.50. 
 
 915-2 F75 
 
 Forlong, Gen. James George Roche. Short studies in the science 
 
 of comparative religions, embracing all the religions of Asia. 662p. 
 
 illus. maps, O. I.ond. 1897. Quaritch 28s. Astor e 
 
 Frederickson, A. D. Ad orientem : travels in India, Ceylon, Straits 
 settlements, China. 3gop, illus. maps, O. Lond. 1889. Allen 21s. 
 
 Gracey, Mrs Annie Ryder, Eminent missionary women; introd. 
 notes by Mrs Joseph Cook and Mrs S. L. Keen. 215P. illus. D. 
 N. Y. 1898. Eaton 850. 
 
 Gt. Br. — Opium, Royal commission on. Final report of the com- 
 mission : historical appendices together with a list of witnesses and 
 subjects, and a glossary of Indian terms used in the evidence and 
 appendices. v. 7,pt 2, 324P.F. Lond. 1895. Eyre 2's 6d. 
 
 N. Y. state law hb. e 
 
 Gundry, R. S. China, present and past ; foreign intercourse, progress 
 and resources, the missionary question, etc. 4i4p. map, O. Lond. 
 1895. Chapman los 6d. Columb. e 
 
 Sold by Soribner$4.20. 
 
 Harrison, Carter Henry. Race with the sun; or, A 16 months tour 
 from Chicago through Manitoba and British Columbia, Japan, 
 China, Straits settlements. s68p. illus. O. N. Y. 1889. Putnam. 
 
 India, Ceylon, Straits settlements, British north Borneo, Hongkong, 
 536p. maps, O. N. Y. 1899. Funk $3.50. (British empire ser.) 
 Also issued by Paul 6s. 
 
 International commercial congress. Official proceedings of the 
 International commercial congress of all nations held under the 
 auspices of the Philadelphia commercial museum, Oct. 12 to Nov. 
 '1,1899. 442p. illus. sQ. F. Phil. 1899. Philadelphia com- 
 
 mercial museum $2, 380 qln8 
 
 Keane, Augustus Henry. Asia. 2v. illus. maps, O. Lond. 
 ■ 1896. Stanford 15s.' (Stanford's compendium of geography and 
 travel) 915 K19 e 
 
 Also issued by Lippinoott$4.50 a vol. 
 
.lOB NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 m" Kd ^6^"6> Augustus Henry. Eastern geography ; Indo-China, the Malay 
 peninsula, the Eastern archipelago, Philippines and New Guinea. 
 Ed. 2. igop.D. Lond. 1892. Stanford 5s. Astor e 
 
 Statistics brought to date ; first ed. pub. in 1887. 
 
 Legge, James, D.D. tr. The sacred books of China : the texts of 
 Taoism. 2v. O. Oxford 1891. Clarendon press 21s. (in 
 
 Miiller, Max, ed. Sacred books of the East. 1891. v. 39-40) 
 
 290 M91 e 
 
 Sold by Maomillan $5.25 net. 
 
 Leonowens, Mrs Anna Harriette (Crawford). Our Asiatic cousins. 
 367P. illus.D. Bost. 1889. Lothrop $1.25. Phil, free e 
 
 Popular iu style. 
 
 Lyall, Sir Alfred Comyns. Asiatic studies, religious and social. 
 v.2.0. Lond. 1899. Murray 9s. 290 L98 e 
 
 Sold by Soribuer $3.60. 
 
 Mabie, Henry C. D.D. In brightest Asia. Ed. 6. i6s5p. 
 
 illus.sq.O. Bost. 1895. Corthell $1.25. Phil, free e 
 
 McDowell, W. F. & others. Picket line of missions ; sketches of the 
 advanced guard; introd. by Bishop W. X. Ninde. 32 ip. D. 
 N. Y. 1897. Eaton 90c. Cong, e 
 
 McLean, A. D.D. A circuit of the globe; letters of travel across the 
 American continent, through the Hawaiian republic, Japan, China, 
 the Straits settlements with an introd. by J. H. Garrison. 384P. 
 illus. D. St L,i898. Christian pub. co. $2. 
 
 Martin, William Alexander Parsons, D.D. A cycle of Cathay ; or, 
 
 China south and north, with personal reminiscences. Ed. 2. 
 
 464P. illus. map, O. N,Y. 1897. Revell $2. 91 5.1 M361 e 
 
 Conveys much informatiou in a popular form. Also issued by Oli- 
 
 pbant 7s 6d. 
 
 Message of the world's religions : reprinted from the Outlook. 125P. 
 S. N.Y. 1898. Longmans 50c. Columb. e 
 
 Mill, Hugh Robert, ed. International geography by 70 authors. 
 io88p. illus. O. Lond. 1899. Newnes 15s. 910 M59 e 
 
 A useful work of rsferanoe. Also issued by Appleton $3.50. 
 
 Miln, Mrs Louise Jordan. Little folk of many lands. 383P. illus, 
 O. N. Y. 1899. Scribner $4. 910 M63 e 
 
 Also issued by Murray 128. 
 
CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 569 
 
 Morris, Charles. Historical tales, the romance of reality; Japan ^°{^^^^ 
 and China. 3S3p. iHus. D. Phil. 1898. Lippincott $1.25. 
 
 J9S2 M831 e 
 
 Norman, Henry. Peoples and politics of the Far East : travels and 
 studies in the British, French, Spanish and Portuguese colonies, 
 Siberia, China, Japan, Corea, Siam and Malaya. 6o8p. illus. maps, 
 O. N. Y. 1895. Scribner $4. Cap. 915 N78 e 
 
 Vividly aud faithfully presents political conditions and affairs. 
 Also issued by Unwiu 2l8. 
 
 Northrop, Henry Davenport. Flowery kingdom and land of the 
 mikado; or, China, Japan and Corea, their history, manners, super- 
 stitions, industries, with an account of the war between China and 
 Japan; introd. by J. R. Young. illus. Q. Phil. 1895. Na- 
 tional pub. CO. $3.50. 
 
 Orleans, Henri Philippe Marie, prime d'. Around Tonkin and 
 Siam; tr. by C. B. Pitman. 426p. illus. map, O. Lond. 1894. 
 Chapman 14s. B.P.L. e 
 
 — From Tonkin to India by the sources of the Irawadi, Jan. '95- 
 
 Jan. '96; tr. by HamleyBent, illus. by G. Vuillier. 467P. illus. map, 
 O. Lond. 1898. Methuen 25s. e 
 
 Sold by Dodd, ilead $5. 
 
 Pierson, Arthur Tappan, D.D. Miracles of missions ; or. The 
 modern marvels in the history of missionary enterprise. 2V. illus. 
 D. N. Y. 1891-95. Funk 70c. 266 P61 e 
 
 Ratzell, Friedrich. History of mankind ; tr. fr. the 2d German ed. by 
 A. J. Butler, with introd. by E. B. Tylor. 3V. illus. maps, Q. 
 Lond. 1896-98. Macmillan 12s. a vol. 572 qP6 
 
 American price $12. 
 
 Reclus, Onesime. Bird's-eye view of the world ; a popular scientific 
 description of the great natural divisions of the globe and of the 
 peoples that inhabit them ; tr. by M. A. Howe. 920P. illus. maps, 
 Q. Bost. '^1892. Ticknor. 910 qR242 
 
 Reid, John Morrison, D. D.. Missions and missionary society of the 
 methodist episcopal church ; revised and extended by J. T. Gra- 
 cey, D. D. 3V. illus. maps, D. N. Y. 1895. Hunt $4. 
 
 266.7 R27 e 
 
 Ridpath, John Clark. Great races of mankind; an account of the 
 ethnic origin, primitive estate, early migrations, social evolution and 
 
57° NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 ^"i'^ d present conditions and promise of the principal families of men. 
 
 4V. illus. maps, Q. Cin. ''1893. Jones brothers pub. co. $21. 
 
 572 qP3 e 
 
 Shanghai, General conference of the protestant missionaries of 
 China. Records of the conference held at Shanghai, May 7-20, 
 i8go, 744p. illus. map. Shanghai 1890. American presby- 
 terian mission press. 
 Sold by Nisbet 17s 6d. ' 
 
 Simcox, Edith J . Primitive civilization ; or, Outlines of the history 
 
 of ownership in archaic communities. 2v,0. Lond. 1894. 
 
 Sonnenschein 32s. 901 S14 
 Also issued by Maomillan $10. 
 
 Smith, Mary Cate. Life in Asia. ■328p.illus.D. Best. 1897. 
 Silver 85c. (z/z Dunton, Larkin, ed. World and its people. 1897. 
 V.6) B.P.L. e 
 
 South Place institute, London. Religious systems of the world, a 
 contribution to the study of comparative religion ; addresses deliv- 
 ered at South Place institute, revised ; together with some others 
 specially written for this volume. Ed. 2 enl. 824P.O. Lond. 
 1892. Sonnenschein. los 6d. 290 S08 e 
 
 Also issued by Maomillan $4.50. 
 
 Speer, Rev. Robert E. Missions and politics in Asia; studies of the 
 spirit of the eastern peoples, the present making of history in Asia, 
 and the part therein of Christian missions. 271P.D. N. Y. 
 
 1898. Revell $1. (Princeton theological seminary students 
 lectures on missions) Phil, free e 
 
 Thoburn, James Mills, bp. India and Malaysia. 562P. illus.O. 
 Cin. 1892. Cranston $2. Cong, e 
 
 Also issued by Blackwood 10s 6d. 
 
 Tiffany, Rev. Francis. This goodly frame the earth ; stray impres- 
 sions of scenes, incidents and persons in a journey touching Japan, 
 China, Egypt, Palestine and Greece, 364P.O. Post. 1895. 
 
 Houghton $1.50. Cap.915 T44 e 
 
 U. S. — Consuls. Reports on commerce, manufactures, 9S-219, Jan. 
 1889-Aug. 1898. v.29-59,illus.maps,0. Wash. 1889-98. 382Un36 
 
 Special consular reports. v. 1-12, illus.O. Wash. 1890-95. 
 
 382 Un3 
 
CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 571 
 
 "Welby, Montague Sinclair. Through unknown Tibet. 44op. an"°|i°|i'o^ 
 illus.mapSjO. Phil. 1898. Lippincott $6. 'Astore 
 
 A book of unflagging interest. Also issued by Unwin 24s. 
 
 White, Trumbull. Glimpses of the orient; or, The manners, cus- 
 toms, life and history of the people of China, Japan and Corea. 
 437p. illus.O. Phil. 1898. Franklin book co. $1.50. 
 
 The war in the East : Japan, China and Corea, causes and 
 
 results with account of customs, habits and history of the three 
 peoples involved; their cities, arts, sciences, amusements and litera- 
 ture, with introd. by J. K. Matumoto. 6 7 3p. illus.O. Phil. "=1895. 
 Ziegler. ' e 
 
 "Wilson, Herbert Wrigley. Ironclads in action; a sketch of naval 
 warfare from 1855 to 1895, with some account of the development 
 of the battleship in England ; introd. by Capt. A. T. Mahan. Ed.5. 
 2v.illus.maps,0. Bost. 1898. Little $8. 359 W691 e 
 
 Also issued by Low 30s. 
 
 "Wylie, Rev. Alexander. Chinese researches. 150+101+271P.O. 
 Shanghai 1897. 
 
 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION 
 Arnold, Thomas W. Preaching of islam : a history of the propa- 
 gation of the muslim faith. 388P. O. Westminster 1896. 
 Constable 12s. B.P.L, e 
 
 Of considerable value. Spre.id of islairi in China, p. 242-57. 
 Sold by New Amsterdam book eo. $3.50. 
 
 Beal, Rev. Samuel. Buddhism in China, {see South Place in- 
 stitute, London. Religious systems of the world. 1892. p. 166-79) 
 
 290 S08 e 
 In the first ed. pab. 1890, the title of the address reads, Origin of the 
 spiritual activity developed in Buddhism as it exists in China. 
 
 Bettany, G : T : Chinese sacred books ; and, Chinese modern 
 state religion and Confucianism, (see his Primitive religions. i8gi. 
 p. 170-212 ) B.P.L. e 
 
 Chinese sacred books ; and, Chinese modern state religion and 
 
 Confucianism. (.?,?<? ,^/.f World's religions. 1891. p. 115-43) 
 
 Phil, free e 
 
 Burdon, J. C. Colloquial versions of the Chinese scriptures. i7p. d 
 Hongkong 1890. 
 
572 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 rnd'rlug^on Carus, Paul. On Chinese philosophy. 64?. O. Chic. 1898. 
 
 Open court pub. co. 25c. (Religion of science lib. 30) 
 
 Curzon of Kedleston, G: N. Curzon, ist baron. Monasticism 
 in China, (i-^"^ /zzV Problems of the Far East. 1894. p. 372-90) 
 
 Cap. 91 5. 1 C94 e 
 
 Edkins, Joseph, D.D. Early spread of religious ideas, especially in 
 the Far East. 144P.D. Lond. 1893. ReUgious tract soc. 3s. 
 (Bypaths of Bible knowledge ser. 19) Astor e 
 
 Also issued by Revell $1.20. 
 
 Contents: Moral ideas of tho Chinese ; Primeval monotheism in China 
 and Persia. 
 
 Grant, George Monro, D.D. Religions of the world in relation to 
 Christianity. 137P. T. Lond. 1895. Black is- 6d. (Guild 
 text books) 
 China, chapter 3. 
 
 Gundry, R. S. Religious and social, (see his China, present and 
 past. 1895. p. 201-347) Columb. e 
 
 Harlez, Karl Joseph de, D.D. Tchu-hi, his doctrines and influence. 
 24p. roy.8vo. Lond. 1896. 2s. 
 
 Headland, Jiev. Isaac T. Religion in Peking. {see Chicago, 
 World's parliament of religions. Papers. 1893. 2:1019-23) 
 
 206 C43 e 
 
 John, Jiev. Griffith. Ethics of the Chinese with special reference to 
 the doctrine of human nature and sin. Hankow i88g. 
 
 Lyall, Sir A. C. On the relation between the state and religion in 
 China, (j-if^ /^zj Asiatic studies. 1899. 2:142-75) 290 L98 e 
 
 Martin, William Alexander Parsons, B.D. Hamlin papers ; 01, 
 Essays on the intellectual life of the Chinese, second series. 
 Shanghai 1894. Kelly. 
 
 Matheson, George, JD.D. Distinctive messages of the old religions. 
 338p.D. Edin. 1892. Blackwood 5s. 
 
 Ed. 2. 342p.D. Edin. 1893. Blackwood ss. B.P.L. e 
 
 Message of China, p. 61-92. Also issued by Dodd $1.76. 
 
CHINA AND THE FAR EAST , 573 
 
 Moore, Aubrey L. Essays scientific and philosophical. 268p.D, ^''i'°^?f^''„ 
 Lend. 1890.. Paul. e 
 
 Some curious parallels between Greek and Chinese thought, p. 162-96. 
 
 Nevius, John Livingston, D.D. Demon possession and allied 
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INDEX 
 
 The superior figures tell the exact 
 584^ means p. 584, beginning in the 
 one third of the way down. 
 
 Adams, Capt. H. B. Goold-, ac- 
 count of ascent of the White 
 mountain, 631'. 
 
 Agriculture, 584^-85=, 032'=. 637=- 
 
 Alabaster, Ernest. Chinese criminal 
 law, 596'. 
 
 Albumen, manufacture, 582'. 
 
 Alexander, Gen. G: G. Confucius, 
 573". 
 
 — Lao-Tsze, 575". 
 
 Allan, James. Under the dragon 
 flag, 609=. 
 
 Allen, H. J. Chinese antiquity, 597'. 
 
 Allen, H. N. Educational institu- 
 tions and methods in Korea, 63<y. 
 
 Ginseng in Korea, 585'. 
 
 Korean tales, 577'. 
 
 Opening of ports in Korea, 
 
 587'. 
 
 Trade of Ivorea in 1897, 587°. 
 
 United States gold mine con- 
 cession in Korea, 586*. 
 
 Allen, T: G. jr & Sachtleben, W: L. 
 Across Asia on a bicycle, 616'. 
 
 America, see United States. 
 
 American board of commissioners 
 for foreign missions. Keport of 
 the deputation to China, 638°. 
 
 Amoy, trade with United States, 
 588=; labor in, 616*; description, 
 618\ 610=. 
 
 Amoy mission, 642', 642«. 
 
 Amusements, 571'', 581'. 
 
 Anam, 597», 624=, 630=. 
 
 Anderson, John. English inter- 
 course with Siam in the 17th cen- 
 tury, 613'. 
 
 place on the page in ninths; e. g. 
 third ninth of the page, i. e. about 
 
 Anderson, Lindsay. Among ty- 
 phoons and pirate craft, 616^ 
 
 • Cruise in an opium clipper, 
 
 647'. 
 
 Annam, see Anam. 
 
 Anti-foreign riots, see Kiots. 
 
 Archeology, 579'-80=. 
 
 Archer, W: J: Extracts from a 
 journal of a visit to Chientung, 
 635^ 
 
 Journey in the Me-Kong val- 
 ley, Uo.j'. 
 
 Architecture, 579°, 580'. 
 
 Area of China, 593". 
 
 Armies of China, 588\ 598°. 
 
 Armstrong, Alexander. Geography 
 and history of Shantung, 616^. 
 
 In a mule litter to the tomb 
 
 of Confucius, 616'. 
 
 Arnold, T: W. Preaching of Islam, 
 57r. 
 
 Arnold, W. F. Gunshot wounds of 
 Chinese soldiers, 585'. 
 
 Art and archeology, 579'-81^ 
 
 Astronomy, worlis on, 583\ 
 
 Aubertin, J. J. Cambodia, 629'. 
 
 ' China, 616'. 
 
 Formosa, 628'. 
 
 Korea, 630°. 
 
 Siam, 635'. 
 
 Singapore, 633'. 
 
 Wanderings and wonderings, 
 
 565'. 
 
 Audience question, court of China, 
 604'. 
 
 Australasian association for the ad- 
 vancement of science, Sydney. 
 Keport, 565^ 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 651 
 
 Aymonier, E. F. History of 
 Tchampa, 597'. 
 
 Summary of Indo-Chinese re- 
 search, 629=.~ 
 
 Ayuthia, gulf of, 636'. 
 
 Baldwin, S. L. Sia Sek Ong, 646'. 
 Balfour, F: H: Taoism, 575'. 
 Ball, Rev. C: J. On the accadian 
 
 affinities of Chinese, 575'. 
 Ball, J. D. Things Chinese, 616'. 
 Bancroft, H. H. New Pacific, 598\ 
 Bangkok, 636'. 
 Bangkok tide tables, 582». 
 Bankruptcy ordinance, Hongkong, 
 
 597= 
 Banks and banking, 566', 589', 595'. 
 
 See also Finance; Russo-Ohinese 
 
 bank. 
 Barber, W. T. A. Golden lilies and 
 
 the Flowery land, 616°. 
 
 The land of the morning 
 
 calm, 630°. 
 
 Barclay. Rev. Peter. Survey of 
 
 foreign missions, 638'. 
 Barneby, W: H: New far west, 
 
 and the old Far East, 616". 
 Barnes, A. il. Tatong, the little 
 
 slave, 647-- 
 Barnes, I. H. Behind the great 
 
 wall, 638'. 
 Barrett, Jobn. Foreign trade of 
 
 Siam, 588'. 
 Trade opportunities in Siam, 
 
 588^ 
 Barrows, J: H: Christian conquest 
 
 of Asia, 565^. 
 
 Confucianismi and the 
 
 awakening of China, 573'. 
 
 ■ ed. Story of the world's 
 
 first parliament of religions, 56.5°. 
 
 A world-pilgrimage, 616'. 
 
 Bates, E. K. Kaleidoscope, 616'. 
 Bayliss, W. D. & McNair, J: F: 
 
 Prisoners their own warders, 
 596=. 
 
 Baynes, Herbert. Ideals of the 
 
 East, 565'. 
 
 Metaphysical ideal, 575°. 
 
 Beach, Rev. H. P. Dawn on the 
 
 hills of T'ang, 638*. 
 Beauchamp, Montague. Days of 
 
 blessing in inland China, 638°. 
 Beal, Rev. Samuel. Buddhism in 
 
 China, 571". 
 Bedloe, Edward. Amoy trade with 
 
 the United States, 58S=. 
 
 China tea and tea trade, 08S-. 
 
 Chinese curios, 579'. 
 
 Labor in Amoy, 616°. 
 
 Russia in the Chinese mar- 
 kets, 588°. 
 
 Bell, Henry. Report on mission to 
 
 China, 588'. 
 Bell, J. D. English Chinese cookery 
 
 book, 637'. 
 Benkulen, convict prison, 596°. 
 Beresford, C: W: de la Poer, lord. 
 
 Break-up of China, 588°. 
 Berry, Rev. D. M. The sister 
 
 martyrs of Ku Cheng, 646°, 646°. 
 Bettany, G: T: Chinese sacred 
 
 books, 571'. 
 • Lao-tze, 575'. 
 
 Life of Confucius, 573". 
 
 Primitive religions, 565*. 
 
 Teeming millions of the east, 
 
 616°. 
 
 World's religions, 565°. 
 
 Beverages, 586°. 
 Bibliographies, 504, 589', 603'. 
 Bingham, J. il. John Kenneth Mac- 
 kenzie, 645'. 
 
 Binns, C: F. Story of the potter, 
 
 580*. 
 Biographies, 565', 600°; of mission- 
 aries, 644°-46°. 
 Bishop, Mrs I. L. (Bird). Journey 
 
 in western Sze-chuan, 617'. 
 
 Korea and her neighbors, 
 
 630°. 
 
652 
 
 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Bishop, Mrs I. Y. (Bird). Tlie 
 Yangtze valley and beyond, 61T-. 
 
 Blackburn (Eng.), Chamber of com- 
 merce. Mission to China, 588*. 
 
 Blaksley, J. Footprints of the lion, 
 635". 
 
 Blasdale, W. C. Chinese vegetable 
 food materials, 582^ 
 
 Blind in China, 63B=, 642°, 645=. 
 
 Bliss, E. M. Concise history of 
 missions, 639\ 
 
 Blodget, Henry & Baldwin, C. C. 
 Sketches of the American board 
 in China, 639^ 
 
 Ely, Nellie, psciid., see Cochrane, 
 E.. J. 
 
 Boats and boat people, 637^ 
 
 Bohm, Lise. China coast tales, 
 647=. 
 
 Bokhara typhoon, 582'. 
 
 Bonvalot, Gabriel. Across Thibet, 
 617^ 
 
 Boothby, Guy. On the wallaby, 
 633=. 
 
 Botany, 583°-S4'; of Formosa, 628'. 
 
 Bonghton, Willis. History of an- 
 cient peoples, 598". 
 
 Bouleuger, G. A. & Wray L. jr. 
 On the occurrence of Schlegel's 
 gavial in the Malay peninsular, 
 5S2=. ' 
 
 Boulger, D. C: von K. History of 
 China, 598=. 
 
 Life of Gordon, 565'. 
 
 Life of Sir Stamford Raffles, 
 
 607'. 
 
 ■ — Minor missions; China, 598*. 
 
 ■ Short history of China, 598*. 
 
 Taeping rebellion, 609*. 
 
 Bourne, F. S. A. The Lo-Fou 
 
 mountains, 628°. 
 
 Report on mission to China, 
 
 588^ 
 
 Trade of central and south- 
 ern China, 588=. 
 
 Bowen, Sir G: P. Selection from 
 his despatches and letters, 613'. 
 
 Bower, Sir G: F. Diary of a jour- 
 ney across Tibet, 617*- 
 
 Bradley, J. P. Korean trade in 
 1891-92, 588=. 
 
 Branford, E. The Malay fovi^l and 
 Malay bantam, 582*. 
 
 Brebner, Alexander. A little his- 
 tory of China, 598*. 
 
 Bretenieres, Rev. Just, de, life of, 
 644=. 
 
 Bretsehneider, E. Botanical inves- 
 tigations into the materia medica 
 of the ancient Chinese, 585'. 
 
 European botanical discov- 
 eries in China, 583= 
 
 Intercourse of Chinese vs^ith 
 
 western countries in the middle 
 ages, 598". 
 Plants described in Chinese 
 
 works, 583'. 
 
 Bridges, 5S3*. 
 
 Brigandage, effect upon business, 
 588«. 
 
 Britain, see Great Britain. 
 
 Brbckelmann, F. A. Effect of bri- 
 gandage upon business in south- 
 ern China, 588=. 
 
 Brooks, E. S. Historic girls, 565'. 
 
 "SYoo of Hwangho, 607*. 
 
 Brooks, Noah. Story of Marco 
 
 Polo, 617*. 
 Bryson, Mrs M. . F. Frederick C. 
 Roberts of Tientsin, 646*'. 
 
 James Gilmour and the 
 
 Mongol missions, 644=. 
 
 John Kenneth Mackenzie, 
 
 645=. 
 
 Bubonic plague, 586*. 
 
 Buddhism, 571", 573^ 
 
 Buddhist sanctuary, 625°. 
 
 Buffer state, 614*, 636*. 
 
 Building regulations in Hongkong, 
 620=. 
 
 Burdett, H: C: Hospitals and asy- 
 lums of the world, 585=. 
 
 Burden, J. C. Colloquial versions 
 of the Chinese scriptures, 571°. 
 
IXDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 653 
 
 Burlington fine arts club. Cata- 
 logue of blue and wliite oriental 
 porcelain, 580°. 
 
 Chinese porcelain in Europe, 
 
 580=. 
 
 Burma, agreement relative to, 600°; 
 botany,583'; description, 5e5S623"'; 
 relations with China. 604'; tele- 
 graph lines, 594*; tin mining, 587*. 
 
 Bushell, S: W. Oriental ceramic 
 art, 580°. 
 
 Butler, Sir W: F. Charles George 
 Gordon, 609^ 
 
 Life of Sir George Pomeroy 
 
 Colley, 607". 
 
 Butterflies, 582°, 584'. 
 
 Caddy, Mrs Florence. To Siam 
 and Malaya in the duke of Suth- 
 erland's yacht Sans Peur, 635°. 
 
 Calendar plant of China, 584-. 
 
 CajDbodia, 565=, 636*. 
 
 Cam'bodia river, see Mekong. 
 
 Cambodians, 630=. 
 
 Cambridge university — Library. 
 Catalogue of the Wade collection 
 of Chinese and Manchu books, 
 575°. 
 
 Campbell, C: W: Journey in north 
 Corea, 630*. 
 
 Campbell, J: T. Tariff and taxation 
 in China, .>SS'. 
 
 Campbell, Rev. William. The blind 
 in China, 639". 
 
 Missionary success in the 
 
 island of Formosa, 639%, 
 
 — : Past and future of Formosa, 
 
 598=. 
 Canadian Pacific railway. Japan 
 
 and China, 617". 
 Canals, 594\ 594^ 
 Candlin, Rev. G: T. Chinese fiction, 
 
 576*. 
 Cantlie, James. Hong-Kong, 628°. 
 
 Leprosy in Hongkong, 585°. 
 
 Canton, 617", 619^ 626=, 628', 628°, 
 
 645'. 
 
 Caries, ,W. R. Life in Corea, 630°. 
 
 The Yangtse Chiang, 617°. 
 
 Carmichael, C : H : E : Law and ad- 
 ministration in the French colo- 
 nies and protectorates in the Par 
 East, 596-. ■ 
 
 Carpenter, F. G. Asia, 565°. 
 
 China, a trip to Peking, 
 
 617°. 
 
 Chinese boats and the boat 
 
 people; Chinese farms and farm- 
 ing, 637=- 
 
 The hermit nation, 630'. 
 
 • Siam and the Siamese, 635°. 
 
 Carter, J., life of, 643'. 
 Carus, Paul, */•. Lao-tze's Tao-teh- 
 king, 575'. 
 
 On Chinese philosophy, 572'. 
 
 Catharina, Anna, pseud. Home of 
 
 the dragon, a Tonquinese idyll, 
 647°- 
 Cavendish, A. E: J: The armed 
 strength (?) of China, 598°. 
 
 Korea, and the sacred White 
 
 mountain, 630°-31'. 
 
 Cecil, -Evelyn. Notes of my journey 
 
 round the world, 628'. 
 Central China presbyterian mission. 
 
 Jubilee papers, 639*. 
 Ceramics, 580*-81°. 
 Chailley-Bert, J. Colonization of 
 
 Indo-China, 598'. 
 Chalmers, Robert. History of cur- 
 rency in the British colonies, 595'. 
 Changchau, 604°. 
 Chapin, J. H: From Japan to 
 
 Granada, 617'. 
 Charities, in China, 597°. 
 Cheever, H. A. Little Mr Van Vere 
 
 of China, 647'. 
 Chefoo, 590=, 619°, ^40°. 
 Chefoo industrial school, 642^. 
 Chenampo, 632°. 
 Chess, 581*. 
 Chester, S: H. Lights and shadows 
 
 of mission work, 639". 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Chevalier, Rev. S. Bokhara ty- 
 phoon in October 1892, 582'. 
 
 Chicago, World's parliament of re- 
 ligions; J 893. Story of, 565°. 
 
 ■ Papers, 572°, 574*, 574". 
 
 Chientung, 635=. 
 
 Child, J. T. Pearl of Asia, 635'. 
 
 ■ ' Silk culture in Siam, 585-. 
 
 Children, 568», 621°, 623"; in Penang, 
 684=. 
 
 China — Customs, Inspector general 
 of. China's defective currency, 
 595^ 
 
 Decennial reports on trade, 
 
 navigation, industries, 588'. 
 
 List of Chinese lighthouses, 
 
 588°-89'. 
 
 List of Chinese medicines, 
 
 586'. 
 
 Medical reports, 586°. 
 
 ■ Opium, historical note, 012". 
 
 Returns of trade and trade 
 
 reports, 589\ 
 
 Tea trade of China, 589°. 
 
 China — Emperor. Decree authoriz- 
 ing the promulgation Of the 
 Christian religion, 598'. 
 
 Treaty of peace between 
 
 Japan and China, 598=. 
 
 China — Empress dowager. Decree 
 in regard to the treatment of 
 foreigners, 598°. 
 
 China — Mines and railways, Bu- 
 reau of control of. Regulations 
 for mines and railways, 586°. 
 
 China — Railways. Director general 
 of. Pekin-Hankau railway con- 
 tract, 593=. 
 
 China — Tsungli yamen. Despatch 
 providing for validity of contracts 
 for foreign loans, 589°. 
 
 German concessions in Shan- 
 tung, 587'. 
 
 New trade regulations- on 
 
 the Yangtze, 593°. 
 
 China — Tsungli Yamen. Regula- 
 tions for inland navigation in 
 China, 594'. 
 
 Supplementary rules foi; in- 
 land navigation in China, 594°. 
 
 China mission hand book, 566', 639". 
 
 Chinese-Japanese war, 569=, 571=, 
 597°, 609^-ir. 
 
 Ch'ing-Chow Fu, missions, 643'. 
 
 Chinkiang, 582', 585=. 
 
 Chlrol, Valentine. Far eastern 
 question, 599'. 
 
 Chisholm, G: C. The Chinese em- 
 pire, 617'. 
 
 Christian college in China, 641'. 
 
 Christian religion, 598'. 
 
 Christie, Dugald. Ten years in 
 Manchuria, 639°. 
 
 Chuang Tzu, 574°. 
 
 Chu-Mao, 573=. 
 
 Church work in north China, 639'. 
 See also Missions and mission- 
 aries. 
 
 Clare, I. S. Ancient China, 599°. 
 
 ■ Chinese-Japanese war, 609°. 
 
 Confucius and his religion, 
 
 573"\ 
 
 Library of universal history, 
 
 566^ 
 
 Clark, F. E. Our journey around 
 
 the world, 617°. 
 Clark, J. D. Formosa, 628°. 
 Clark, J. H. China, 599°. 
 
 Corea, 631°. 
 
 Story of China and Japan, 
 
 566=. 
 
 Clarke, Sir Andrew. Straits settle- 
 ments, 633°. 
 
 Clarke, Sir G: S. Russia's sea-pow- 
 er past and present, 599=. 
 
 Cleife, H. H. T. England's greatest 
 national sin, 611'. 
 
 Clennell, W. J. Report of an over- 
 land journey from Amoy to Foo- 
 chow and back, 618'. 
 
 Clifford, H. C : In a corner of Asia, 
 647' 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 655 
 
 Clifford H. C: lu court and kam- 
 pouy. 647'- 
 
 Studies in brown humanity, 
 
 633=. 
 
 Clotli manufacture, 590*. 
 
 Coates, Col. Charles. China and 
 , the open door, 599*. 
 
 Cobb, Rev. H: X. Far hence, 639'. 
 
 Cochin China, 597', 630". 
 
 Cochrane, E.. J. Nellie Ely's book 
 around the world, 628'. 
 
 Cockburn, Eev. George. John Chi- 
 naman, 61S-. 
 
 Coins, 580^. See also Currency. 
 
 Colley, Sir G: P., life of, 607% 
 
 Colonies and dependencies, see 
 French colonies; German conces- 
 sions; Great Britain, colonies and 
 protectorates; Japan, treaty with 
 China; Russia, dependencies. 
 
 Colquhoun, A. E. China in trans- 
 formation, 566*. 
 
 Chinese question, 599*. 
 
 Commercial development, . 
 
 589*. 
 
 Geographical question, 618^. 
 
 Hong Kong, 613°. 
 
 The political question, 599°. 
 
 Coltman, Robert, jr. The Chinese, 
 
 618\ 
 
 Commerce, 567', 570», 587'-94», 599', 
 622S 630"; bibliography, 589». 
 
 Communication an-d traffic, 593'- 
 94°. See also Railways; Tele- 
 graphs. 
 
 Conder, C. R. Hittites and their 
 language, 578°. 
 
 Confucius, see Kung Kew. 
 
 Constitution, 597^. 
 
 Consular jurisdiction, 596°, 597'. 
 
 Consuls, see U. S. — Consuls. 
 
 Contagious diseases, 585°, 586'. 
 
 Conventions, see Treaties and con- 
 ventions. 
 
 Convict prisons, 596°. 
 
 Cook books, 637*, 638*. 
 
 Cooke, Sophia, life of, 644*. 
 Cordier, Henri. Half a decade of 
 
 Chinese studies, 576'. 
 Corea, see Korea. 
 Cornaby, Rev. W. A. Rambles in 
 
 central China, 618*. 
 
 A string of Obinese peach- 
 stones, 618*. 
 
 Cotton mills, 591*. 
 
 Cotton textiles, 592°. 
 
 Courts, 566°. See also Kotow ques- 
 tion. 
 
 Cradoch, C. Siporting notes In the 
 Far East, 618°. 
 
 Crawford, A. R. Sketches of mis- 
 sionary life iu Manchuria, 639°. 
 
 Crawford, J: M., tr. Industries of 
 Russia, .j1J2°. 
 
 Crawford & Balcarres, earl of. 
 Catalogue of Chinese books and 
 mss, 576". 
 
 Creegan, C: C. & Goodnow, Mrs J. 
 A. B. Great missionaries of the 
 church, 566*. 
 
 Griffith, John GU'. 
 
 John Kenneth Mackenzie, 
 
 645°. 
 
 Criminal law, 596*. 
 
 Crole, David. Tea, 584°. 
 
 Crook, S. T. Tan-ho, a tale of 
 
 travel and adventure, 647°- 
 Crowther, Philpot. Travail of his 
 
 soul, 647°. 
 
 Chess and playing 
 
 Culin, Stewart. 
 
 cards, 581*. 
 • Chinese 
 
 581=. 
 
 games with dice. 
 
 Chinese games with dice 
 
 and dominoes, 581°. 
 
 • Korean games, 581'. 
 
 Cumming, C. F. Gordon-. The in- 
 ventor of the numeral type for 
 China, 645=. 
 
 Notes on Ohina and its mis- 
 sions, 639". 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Cunningham, Alfred. History of 
 
 tlie Szecliuan riots, 599=. 
 Ounnyngham, "\V. 6. B. Young 
 
 people's history of the Chinese, 
 
 599". 
 Currency, 588=, 591', 595'. 
 Curzon, G: N. After the war, 609% 
 
 Country and capital of 
 
 China, 618». 
 
 Life and travel in Korea, 
 
 631=. 
 
 Monasticism in China, 572=. 
 
 • Problems of the Far Bast, 
 
 566=, 599". 
 Cust, E. N. Indo-Chinese opium 
 
 question in 1S9S, 611". 
 Customs and duties, 588', 591', 592'; 
 
 at Shanghai, 502*. See also China — 
 
 Customs, Inspector-General of; 
 
 Commerce; Hart, Sir Robert; 
 
 Treaties. 
 Customs and manners, 637'-38% 
 
 Dachsel, C. A. P. Eight years 
 
 among the Malays, 633'. 
 Daigoro, Goh. Literary work in 
 
 China and Japan, 576^ 
 Dale, John. Round the world by 
 
 doctor's orders, 618°. 
 Dalton, William. Wolf boy of 
 
 China, 647". 
 Dane, R: M. First Chinese war, 
 
 611°. 
 D'Arango, B. E. Strangers guide to 
 
 'Singapore, 633*. 
 Davidson, J. W. Sugar industry of 
 
 Formosa, 584°. 
 Davis, Rev. J. A. Young mandarin, 
 
 647'. 
 Dawes," F. Six essays on the 
 
 ancients, 579°. 
 Deaby, T: K. Geography of the 
 
 Chinese empire, 618'. 
 Dead, disposal ol, 637". 
 Defenses, 620=. 
 
 De Jesmont, C. Hongkong; its in- 
 adequacy, 628'. 
 
 Demon possession as seen in China, 
 573'. 
 
 Denby, Charles. Financial condi- 
 tions of China, 589*. 
 
 Foreign commerce of China 
 
 in XS97, 589^. 
 
 Imi>erial 
 
 589=. 
 
 bank of China, 
 
 587'. 
 
 Iron mines In China, 587'. 
 Ku-Shan-Tzu silver mines, 
 
 Life of the empress dowager 
 
 of China, 607'. 
 
 JIanehooria, 618'. 
 
 Opening to trade of the West 
 
 river, 589'. 
 
 Railroad enterprises in 
 
 China, 594'. 
 
 Review of China's trade, 589'. 
 
 Trade and industrial condi- 
 
 tions in Chiua, 589°. 
 
 White wax in China, 582°. 
 
 — Yunnan and the treaty port 
 
 of Jlengtsz, 618'. 
 
 Dennis, J. S. Christian missions 
 and social progress, 640". 
 
 ^ Foreign missions after a 
 
 century, 640'. 
 
 Dennys, N. B. Descriptive diction- 
 ary of British Malaya, 633*. 
 
 Description and travel, 61G'-36'. 
 
 Deshumbert, Marius. Confucius, 
 his life and doctrine, 573°. 
 
 De Windt, Harry. Prom Pekin to 
 Calais by land, 618'. 
 
 Dickinson, F: V. & Poole, Stanley 
 Lane-. Life of Sir Harry Parkes, 
 006'. 
 
 Diosy, Arthur. Korean costume, 
 C31'. 
 
 New Far Bast, 566', 609'. 
 
 Russia, France and Germany 
 
 in the Far East, 599'. 
 
 Diplomatic relations, 602?, 604', 604'. 
 See also Foreign affairs; Kotow- 
 question; Political affairs; Trea- 
 ties. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 657 
 
 Diseases, 58o°-86'. 
 
 Dodsworth, William. History of 
 
 banking in all leading nations, 
 
 566^ 
 Dolmens, 579'. 
 Domestic and religious rites of the 
 
 Siamese, 638=. 
 Domestic life and institutions, 620°, 
 
 637'. 
 Douglas, R. K. China, 599". 
 
 Chinese architecture, 579'. 
 
 Chinese stories, &iV. 
 
 Foreign trade with China, 
 
 589'. 
 
 Li Hung Chang, 606°. 
 
 Literature of China, 576*. 
 
 • Marriage; Funeral rites, 637'. 
 
 Society in China, 566», 599»; 
 
 reviewed by W. P. ilears, 623'. 
 
 War of 1860, 607°. 
 
 cS: Smith, Mrs E.. T. (Meade) 
 
 Toulmin-. Under the dragon 
 throme, 649=. 
 
 Drake, S: B. Among the dark 
 
 haired race in the Flowery land, ■ 
 
 618'. 
 Du Bose, H. C. Preaching in Sinim, 
 
 64{y. 
 Du Boulay, N. W. H. Epitome of 
 
 the China-Japanese war, 610=. • 
 Dudgeon, John. Beverages of the 
 
 Chinese, 586^ 
 
 Evils of the use of opium, 
 
 612'. 
 
 Dunlop, Ty: B, Key of western 
 
 China, 619'. 
 Duties, see Customs and duties. 
 Dyer, A. S. Chinese Christians and 
 
 the ravages of the opium plague, 
 
 612=. 
 Chinese statesmen on Great 
 
 Britain and the opium curse, 612=. 
 
 Eastlake, F. W. & Yamada Yoshi- 
 Aki. Heroic Japan, 609°. 
 
 Edkins, Joseph. ' Ancient symbolism 
 among the Chinese, 577*. 
 
 Chinese architecture, 579°. 
 
 • Chinese currency, 5^5^ 
 
 Modern China, 619'. 
 
 Early spread of religious 
 
 ideas, 572-'. 
 
 • Opium, historical note, 612'. 
 
 Education, in Hongkong, 613"; in 
 
 Korea, 630'. 
 Educational association of China. 
 
 Becords of the triennial meetings, 
 
 640*. 
 Eitel, Rev. E. J: Europe in China, 
 
 the history of Hong Kong, 613'. 
 
 History of education in 
 
 Hongkong, 613'. 
 
 Elliot, G. F. Scott. Prospect in 
 Chinese trade, 589'. 
 
 Elliott, Capt G: F. Marines in 
 Seoul, Korea, 609«. 
 
 Ellis, Clark. Progress of mining in 
 China, 587'. 
 
 Emperors, 566'. See also China — 
 Emperor; Kang He. 
 
 Empress of China, see Woo. 
 
 Empress dowager, see China — Em- 
 press dowager; Tse Thsi. 
 
 England, see Great Britain. 
 
 Eremao, Rev. J. P. Yal d' tr. His- 
 tory of Tchampa, 597'. 
 
 Ethics of the Chinese, 572', .572'. 
 
 Ethnology, 621*. 
 
 Europe in Asia, 598', 604=, 604*, 608=. 
 Sec (lUo names of European coun- 
 tries. 
 
 Evangelization of China, 640*. 
 
 Evans, Rev. A. C. Cruise of H. 
 M. S. Calliope, 619=. 
 
 Exports, see Commerce; Customs 
 and duties. 
 
 Exterritoriality, 597'. 
 
 Faber, Rev. Ernst. China in the 
 light of history, 600'. 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Faber, Eev. Ernst. Confucianism, 
 573". 
 
 Famous men of China, 600^ 
 
 Famous women of China, 
 
 600=. 
 
 Status of woman in China, 
 
 637 
 
 • & Martin, W: A. P. Taoism, 
 
 575". 
 
 Fagg, Rev. J: G. Forty years in 
 south China, 646°. 
 
 Fairy tales, 578% 647"- 
 
 Falkener, Ecli\vard. Games, ancient 
 and modern, 581*. 
 
 Famine, in China, 602". 
 
 Farms and farming, 584^-85=, 632", 
 637'- 
 
 Federated Malay states — Eesident 
 general. Report to the high com- 
 missioner, 589^ 
 
 Federated Malay states, see also 
 Malay protected states. 
 
 Ferguson, John. From Ceylon to 
 England hy way of China, 619'. 
 
 Fiction, Chinese, 576'; illustrative, 
 647'-49''. 
 
 Fielde, A. M. Chinese nights' en- 
 tertainment, 577". 
 
 A corner of Cathay, 619^ 
 
 Fifty years of progress; the jubilee 
 of Hongkong, 613'. 
 
 Fijnje van Salverda, J. G. W. Im- 
 provement of the Hwang-ho or 
 Yellow river, Q19\ 
 
 Finance, 587^-94°. See also Currency. 
 
 Fire regulations in Hongkong, 629'\ 
 
 Firecrackers, 582". 
 
 Fischer, E. S. Chinese currency, 
 595=. 
 
 Fleeson, K. F. Laos folklore of 
 Farther India, 577". 
 
 Floods, 600^ 
 
 Flour, 592», 593'. 
 
 Fokker, A. A. Malay phonetics, 
 578'. 
 
 Folklore, 577"-78°. 
 
 Foochow, see Fuchau. 
 Foods, 582'. 
 
 Footbinding, crusade against, 640^ 
 "For his sake", 645'. 
 Ford, J: D. American cruiser In 
 the East, 567', 619=. 
 
 Formosa, 628=. 
 
 • Hong-Kong; and Macao, 
 
 628°. 
 
 JaiDan-China war, 609°. 
 
 Tx-ip to Korea, 631*. 
 
 Foreign missions, see Missions. 
 Foreign office, see China-Tsungli 
 
 yam6n. 
 
 Foreign relations, 567=, 599=, 602', 
 602', 603=, 604", 605". See also 
 Commerce; Communication and 
 traffic; Political affairs; also names 
 of countries. 
 
 Foreigners in China, 597», 598°, 599", 
 601=, 601S 605". 
 
 Forlong, Gen. J. G: R. Confucius 
 and Confucianism, 574'. 
 
 Science of comparative re- 
 ligions, 567=. 
 
 Short studies in the science 
 
 of comparative religions, 575°. 
 
 Formosa, 565=, 567', 598=, 628'; bot- 
 any, 628'; missions, 628=, 639=, 
 641', 642=; resources and trade, 
 591'; sugar industry, 584". See 
 also Shimonoseki, treaty of. 
 
 Foster, Eev. Arnold. Christian 
 progress in China, 640=. 
 
 Report of the Royal com- 
 mission on opium compared with 
 the evidence from China, 612'. 
 
 Foster, Mrs Arnold. In the valley 
 
 of the Yangtse, 619». 
 Fowler, John. American trade in 
 
 China, 590'. 
 
 Chinese treaty port of Ohe- 
 
 foo, 619". 
 
 German occupation of Chi- 
 nese territory, 590'. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 659 
 
 Fowler, John. Hangcliow, the new 
 treaty port of China, 619'. 
 
 United States trade at Che- 
 
 foo, 590=. 
 
 United States trade in north 
 
 China, 590". 
 France, in the Far East, 599S 604', 
 
 615"; in Indo-China, 602", 613»-15=, 
 
 630S 630*; treaties with China, 
 
 60r; treaty with Great Britain, 
 
 614>; treaty with Siam, 615\ See 
 
 also French colonies. 
 Francis, Mrs H. E. (Tucker). By 
 
 land and sea, 619'. 
 Franco-Siamese difficulty, 613»-14''. 
 Franklin, B. J. Eice culture in cen- 
 
 ti-al China, 584». 
 Fraser, J: F. Round the -world on 
 
 a wheel, 619^ 
 Frederickson, A. D. Ad orientem, 
 
 567"- 
 
 China, 620\ 
 
 Straits settlements, 633\ 
 
 Freemasonry in China, 637'. 
 French colonies, 569", 596". See also 
 
 Anam; Cambodia; Coohin-China; 
 Tonkin. 
 
 Free, Rev. Louis. The litis ty- 
 phoon, 582?. 
 
 Fuchau, 618', 625", 640=. 
 
 Fukien, 583'; missions, 645". 
 
 Funeral rites, 637", 637». 
 
 Future of China, 602', 608", 604", 
 604", 606S 618". 
 
 Gale, Rev. J. S. Korean sketches, 
 631*. 
 
 Notes of travel in Corea, 
 
 631". 
 
 Games, 581*. 
 
 Gardner, C. T: General paper on 
 Corea, 631". 
 
 Report on public works in 
 
 Hankow, 620^. 
 
 Garland, J. A. Hand book of a col- 
 lection of Chinese porcelains, 580'. 
 
 Gastrell, "\Y : S. H. Our trade in the 
 world in relation to foreign com- 
 petition, 590". 
 
 Gavial, 582". 
 
 Geography, 568', 568", 616'-36". 
 
 Gerini, G. E. Chula Kanta Man- 
 gala: the tonsure ceremony, 637". 
 
 ■ Thet-ilaha-Ch'At, 637"'. 
 
 Germain, . Silk culture in 
 
 southern China, 585". 
 
 German concessions in Shantung, 
 587'. 
 
 Germany, in the Far East, 599'; 
 occupation of Chinese territory, 
 590'. 
 
 Getz, John, comp. Handbook of a 
 collection of Chinese porcelains, 
 580'. 
 
 Gibbs, C. Cruise of H. M. S. Graf- 
 ton, 620^ 
 
 Gifford, Rev. D. L. Every-day life 
 In Korea, 631'. 
 
 Gilds, 638'. 
 
 Giles, H. A. coiiip. Catalogue of 
 A^'ade collection of Chinese and 
 :Manchu books, 575*. 
 
 ■ Chinese biographical diction- 
 ary, 600". 
 
 Chuang Tzu, 574". 
 
 Freemasonry in China, 637*. 
 
 Gillmore, Col. Parker. Gun, rod 
 and saddle, 620". 
 
 Gilmore, Rev. G: W. Corea of to- 
 day, 631'. 
 
 Korea from its capital, 631°. 
 
 Gilmour, Rev. James, life of, 644". 
 
 More about the Mongols, 
 
 620". 
 
 Ginseng, 585", 586°. 
 Glover collection of coins, 595°. 
 Gobi desert, 616", 624', 624", 627". 
 Godbey, A. H. Great disasters and 
 
 horrors in the world's history, 
 
 600". 
 Gold mines, 586", 633". 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Goodnow, Mrs J. A. B. & Creegan, 
 C: C. Great missionaries of the 
 churcli, 566'. 
 
 Griffith John, 644». 
 
 John Kenneth Mackenzie, 
 
 645'. 
 
 Goodnow, John. Firecrackers in 
 China, 582". 
 
 Telephones and tramway 
 
 systems in Shanghai, 594^ 
 
 Goold-Adams, see Adams. 
 
 Gordon, Sir C: A. Recollections of 
 
 39 years in the army, 607'. 
 Gordon, Gen. C: G: life of, 565', 609\ 
 Gordon, E. A. Clear round, 620*. 
 Gordon-Gumming, see Gumming. 
 Gorst, H. E. China, 600'. 
 Government, 566", 61&'. See also 
 
 Political affairs. 
 Government officials, 602'. 
 Gowing, L. F. Five thousand miles 
 
 in a sledge, 631'. 
 GowIand,'W. Notes on the dolmens 
 
 and other antiquities of Korea, 
 
 579'. 
 Gracey, Mrs A. E. Brief biography 
 
 of Cooke, 644=. 
 
 Eminent missionary women, 
 
 567=. 
 
 Gracey, S: L. Chinese postal sys- 
 tem, 594'. 
 
 Cloth manufactures in 
 
 China, 590*. 
 
 Graham, Rev. J. A. Missionary ex- 
 pansion of the reformed churches, 
 640°. 
 
 • On the threshold of those 
 
 closed lands, 640'. 
 
 Grant, G: M. Religions of the 
 world in relation to Christianity, 
 572'. 
 
 Grant, Sir J. H. Life of Sir Hope 
 Grant, 607'. 
 
 Graves, R. H. Forty years in China, 
 600'. 
 
 Great Britain, Franco-Siamese com- 
 plications, 613»-14''; in Indo-China, 
 630'; railway interests, 601=, 601'; 
 relations with China, 604", 612", 
 628=; trade with China, 588', 589', 
 590', 590', 630^; treaties with 
 China, 594', 600=-l°, 602», 613"; 
 treaty with France, 614'; treaty 
 with Siam, 614'; wars with China, 
 607'-8'; 
 
 colonies and protectorates, 
 569", 602', 628'. See also Burma; 
 Hongkong; Malacca; Malay pro- 
 tected states; Penang; Singapore; 
 Straits settlements; Wei Hai 
 Wei. 
 
 Great Britain — Colonial office. Con- 
 tagious disease regulations, 586'. 
 
 Hong Kong; bubonic plague. 
 
 586*. 
 
 Reports on the protected 
 
 Malay states, 615'. 
 Straits settlements, 615'. 
 
 Great Britain — Commons, House of. 
 Straits settlements, 615°. 
 
 Great Britain — Foreign office. Ad- 
 ditional article to agreement be- 
 tween Great Britain and China of 
 Sep. 13, 1876, signed at Peking, 
 600». 
 
 '■ — Agreement between Great 
 
 Britain and China relative to Bur- 
 mah and Thibet, 600'. 
 
 ■ Agreement between the Chi- 
 nese government and the Russo- 
 Chinese bank for construction of 
 Manchurian railway, 590°. 
 
 ■ Chinese and Burmese tele- 
 
 graph lines, 594'. 
 Convention between Great 
 
 Britain and China relating to 
 Sikhim and Tibet, 600*. 
 Convention between Great 
 
 Britain and China relative to Bur- 
 mah and Thibet, 600'. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 66i 
 
 Great Britain — Foreign ofiace. Con- 
 vention between the United 
 Kingdom and Cliina, respecting 
 an extension of Hong Kong terri- 
 tory, 613°. 
 
 Convention between tlie 
 
 United Kingdom and China, re- 
 specting Wei Hai Wei, 600»-1^ 
 
 Copies of despatches rela- 
 
 tive to agreement between Great 
 Britain and France for constitu- 
 ting a neutral state between their 
 possessions in Indo-Chlna, 613'- 
 U\ 
 
 Correspondence between H. 
 
 il. government and the Russian 
 government with regard to their 
 respective i-allway Interests in 
 China, 601^ 
 
 Correspondence respecting 
 
 anti-foreign riots in China, 601^ 
 
 ■ Correspondence respecting 
 
 China, 601^ 
 
 Correspondence respecting 
 
 Slam, 614^ 
 
 Declaration between Great 
 
 Britain and France with regard to 
 Slam, 614=. 
 
 Despatch from H. M. am- 
 bassador at Paris Inclosing the 
 draft law for approval of treaties 
 between France and China, 601°. 
 
 Despatch from H. JI. min- 
 
 ister at Peking forwarding notes 
 respecting non-alienation of the 
 Yang Tsze region, 601°. 
 Despatch from H. JI. min- 
 
 ister at Tokio forwarding copy of 
 the treaty of peace concluded be- 
 tween China and Japan, 610'. 
 Despatch inclosing a copy of 
 
 the declaration between Great 
 Britain and France for the settle- 
 ment of Siamese question, 614°. 
 Despatch of H. M. minister 
 
 at Peking forwarding report on 
 trade of Yunnan, 601'. 
 
 Great Britain — Foreign office. Ex- 
 change of notes between United 
 Kingdom and Russia with rega^'d 
 to their respective railway inter- 
 ests in China, 601'. 
 
 Further correspondence re- 
 specting anti-foreign riots iu 
 China, 601°. 
 
 Notes, exchanged between 
 
 Great Britain and Slam extending 
 the operation in Slam of the 
 treaty of Sep. 9, 1883, 614*. 
 
 Protocols and agreement be- 
 
 tween Great Britain and' France 
 respecting territories in the region 
 of the upper Mekong, 614'. 
 
 — — Reports on trade In textile 
 goods, 590°. 
 
 Student interpreter In China, 
 
 Japan and Slam, 601°. 
 
 Teak trade in Siam, 590'. 
 
 Great Britain — India office. East 
 
 India; opium, 612'. 
 ■ East India, Siam and the 
 
 upper Mekong, 614°. 
 Great Britain — Opium, Royal com- 
 mission on. Final report, 567*, 
 612°. 
 
 First report, 612'. 
 
 Proceedings, 612°. 
 
 Great Britain — War office. Epitome 
 of the China-Japanese war, 610-. 
 
 Straits settlements and the 
 
 native states of the Malay penin- 
 sula, 633°. 
 
 Great wall of China, 616^ 617°, 623°, 
 
 624', 626*. 
 Greswell, Rev. W: H: P. Outlines 
 
 of British colonization, 602'. 
 Griffis, W: E. America in the East, 
 
 602^ 
 
 Corea the hermit nation. 
 
 610°. 
 
 Mikado's empire, 610^. 
 
 Grlndrod, Mrs. Slam, 635°. 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Groot, J. J. il. cle. Religious sys- 
 tem of China, G37''. 
 
 Guiness, JI. G., ncc Taylor, Mrs M. 
 G. (Guiness). 
 
 • Julick, L. H., life of, (54i^ 
 
 Gulland, W. G. Chinese porcelain, 
 580». 
 
 Gundry, R. S. China and her neigh- 
 bors, 602^ 
 
 China, present and past, 5Ij7"- 
 
 Corea, China and Japan, 
 
 602-'. 
 
 • English industries and east- 
 ern competition, 590'. 
 
 Foreign intercourse, 602'. 
 
 Progress and resources, 590'. 
 
 Religious and social, 572=. 
 
 Yellow river, 620=. 
 
 Gunong Buitaug, 587' 
 Gutta percha, 582=. 
 
 H. H. Tung Ohia, o76\ 
 
 Haiyang, naval battle, 610". 
 
 Hake, A. E. Events in the Taeping 
 
 rebellion, 60S'. 
 ■ Gordon in China and the 
 
 Soudan, 609=. 
 Hakkaland, 629°. 
 Halcombe, C: J. H. Jlystic flowery 
 
 land, 620°. 
 Hale, G: W. Police and prison 
 
 cyclopedia, 596*. 
 Hale, AV. T. Report on tin mining 
 
 in Pierak and in Burma, 587*. 
 Hallett, H. S. Address upon eastern 
 
 markets for Lancashire, 590*. 
 
 A thousand miles on an 
 
 elephant in the Shan states, 629°. 
 
 Handbook to Hongkong, 628°. 
 Hangchow, 619', 621'. 
 Hankau, 593», 620=, 640=. 
 Hannan, Charles. The captive of 
 Pekin, 647^ 
 
 Chin-China-Wa, 647". 
 
 Hanoi, 629«. 
 
 Harbors, 620". 
 
 Harding, AYilliam. China, 602=. 
 Harlan, Kate & Lambeth, Daisy. 
 
 Child lite in our mission fields, 
 
 621«. 
 Harles^, K; J. de. Tchu-hi, his 
 
 doctrines and influeuce, 572=. 
 Harrison, C. H. China, 620". 
 
 Race with the sun, 567°. 
 
 Straits settlements, 633". 
 
 Hart, Sir Robert, and his work, 604=. 
 
 See also China — Customs, Inspec- 
 tor general of. 
 Headland, E. China and opium, 
 
 612". 
 Headland, Emily. Brief sketches of 
 
 Church missionary society, 640". 
 Headland, Rev. I: T. Religion in 
 
 Peking, 572". 
 Hearn, G: A. Ancient Chinese 
 
 porcelains, 580°. 
 Heckethorn, C: \V: Secret societies 
 
 of all ages and countries, 637°- 
 Hedin, S. A. Through Asia, 620°. 
 Heeley, Sibyl. Ellie and the China 
 
 lady, 647°. 
 Plemsley, W: B. Plants from upper 
 
 Burma and the Shan states, 583'. 
 Henry, Augustine. Economic botany 
 
 of China, 583». 
 Hertslet, Sir Edward. Treaties be- 
 tween Great Britain and China, 
 
 602". 
 Hieroglyphics, 578'. 
 Hillier, Sir W. C, List of the higher 
 
 authorities of China, 602°. 
 Hillman, H. Imports and exports 
 
 of Siam, 590". 
 Hippisley, A. E. Catalogue of the 
 
 Hippisley collection of Chinese 
 
 porcelain, 581^ 
 History and political affairs, 597°- 
 
 615°, 619». 
 Hittell, J: S. History of the men- 
 tal growth of mankind in ancient 
 
 times, 637'. 
 Hoangho, 619', 620=. 
 Hoang-Ti, 606=. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 663 
 
 Hoare, Rev. J. C. God and man in 
 
 the Chinese classics, 574^ 
 Hodder, Edwin. Conquests of the 
 
 cross, 640°. 
 Holcombe, Cliester, descriptions 
 
 of ancient Chinese porcelains, 
 
 580". 
 
 Evolution of a Christi >n col- 
 lege in China, 641'. 
 
 The real Chinaman, 620'. 
 
 Holing-Kaling, 626=. 
 
 Holland, P. Defences, harbours, 
 and railways required by China, 
 620^ 
 
 Holt, H. F. Catalogue of Chinese 
 mss. oUT. 
 
 Hongliong, banliruptcy ordinance of 
 1891, 597'; bubonic plague, 586*; 
 currency, 595'; description, 567', 
 567', 584', 621', 628=-29*; economic 
 conditions, 593'; history, 607', 613*; 
 laws and courts, 596°; leprosy in, 
 585"; opium traffic, 612'; statistics, 
 592P; trade, 591=; vagrancy ordi- 
 nance, 597°. 
 
 Hooker, JXrs F. H. Afternoons with 
 ceramics, 581'. 
 
 Home, C. S. Story of the London 
 missionary society, 641=. 
 
 Hosie, Alexander. Report on the 
 island of Formosa, 591'. 
 
 Three years in western 
 
 China, 620». 
 
 Hospitals, 585', 645'. 
 
 Hough, Walter. The Bernadou, 
 
 Allen and .Touy Korean collections 
 
 in the United States national 
 
 museum, .579°. 
 Houghton, Bernard. Language of 
 
 southern China and its affinities, 
 
 578'. 
 Hoy, W. E. On to China, 641^ 
 Huish, M. B. Chinese snuff bottles, 
 
 581^ 
 Hulst, 6p- A martyr of our 
 
 own times, 644^ 
 
 Hunan — Mines, Bureau ol^. Mine 
 regulations of Hunan, 587*. 
 
 Hunt, W. B. Hongkong tr^de sta- 
 tistics, 591=. 
 
 Hunting, 618', 620', 624', 625'. 
 
 Hurst,. R. AV. Report on the agri- 
 culture of Kiukiang, 584''". 
 
 Huttenbach, A. Critique on what 
 ought to have been the niain point 
 of Mr McLarty's book, 615'. 
 
 Hwang-Ho, see Hoangho. 
 
 Hwa-Sang, 045'. 
 
 Hygiene, 622". 
 
 litis typhoon, 582". 
 
 Imperial federation (defense) com- 
 mittee. Straits settlements and 
 imperial defense, 615'. 
 
 Imperial maritime customs, 604'. 
 
 Imports, i'cr Commerce; Customs 
 and duties. 
 
 Inagaki, Manjiro. Japan and the 
 Tacific, 0(l2'\ 
 
 India and Thibet, 602'. 
 
 Indo-Chlna, description, 629*-30'; his- 
 tory, 598', 602=; property in, 596'. 
 See also Anam; Burma; Cam- 
 bodia; Cochin-China; Siam; Straits 
 settlements; Tonkin. 
 
 Industries, 500', 588\ 589°, 592°, 625". 
 .s'ce also Cominerce; Manufactures. 
 
 Inhabitants of Asia, 616°. 
 
 Inheritance, laws of, 597*. 
 
 Inouye, Jukichi. Fall of Wei-hai- 
 wei, 610*. 
 
 Japan-China war, 610^. 
 
 International commercial congress. 
 Official proceedings, 567'- 
 
 Intemational institute in connec- 
 tion with the mission among the 
 higher classes of China. Regula- 
 tions, 641'. 
 
 International law, 597=. 
 
 Interpreters, 601". 
 
 Iron mines, 587=. 
 
 Irrigation, 585'. 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Irving, E. A. A ride in Hakkaland, 
 629^. 
 
 Isemonger, E. E. ETidence of a 
 crown colony [Straits settle- 
 ments] on gold and silver prices, 
 591=. 
 
 Islam, 571". 
 
 Israelites in China, 606*. 
 
 Jamieson, George. Land tenure in 
 China, 596'. 
 
 Jamieson, G. W. Journey from 
 Hong Kong to Ssumao, 621'. 
 
 ■ Revenue and expenditure of 
 
 the Chinese empire, 591''. 
 
 Japan, consular jurisdiction, 596°; 
 description, 565', 566^ 566", 567', 
 567°, 568°, 569=, 569^ 570», 571^ 616°, 
 617=, 617', 617^ 618°, 626='; future 
 of, 603'; games, 581'; history, 602^ 
 603°; industries, 584°; missions, 
 639«, 640", 642', 644°; political out- 
 look, 602"; property in, 596'; re- 
 lation -with China and Russia, 
 603=; religions, 565", 604'; trade of, 
 590", 591°; treaty with China, 
 593°, 598°, 599', 610'. 
 
 Japan-China war, 569°, 571°, 597^ 
 609"-ll°. 
 
 Jenings, F. H. Proverbial phi- 
 losophy of Confucius, 574^ 
 
 Jenkins, Rev. R. C: The Jesuits in 
 China, 602'. 
 
 Jenkyns, 0. C. Hard life in the 
 colonies, 621^ 
 
 Jennings, Rev. William. Confucian 
 analects, 574°. 
 
 Jernigan, T: R. Banking, currency 
 and land tenure in the Chinese 
 empire, 595°. 
 
 Cotton mills in China, 591*. 
 
 Four new treaty ports of 
 
 China, 621°. 
 
 Opening of rivers in China, 
 
 594°. 
 
 Port of Shanghai and China's 
 
 trade, 591°. 
 
 Jernigan, T: R. Salt wells of China, 
 
 582'. 
 ■ ■ Trade at the new treaty 
 
 ports of China, 591°. 
 
 Trade of China and Japan, 
 
 591°. 
 
 Jesuits in China, 602'. 
 
 Jewett, F. G. Luther Halsey 
 
 Gulick, 644°.. 
 Jews in China, 606°. 
 John, Rev. Griffith, life of, 644». 
 
 Ethics of the Chinese, 572'. 
 
 Johnston, Rev. James. CJiina and 
 
 Formosa, 641*. 
 
 China and its future, 602". 
 
 Joly, H. B. Hung Low Meng, &48\ 
 Jones, A. C. Chinese postal system, 
 
 594°. 
 
 JIanufacture of albumen at 
 
 Chinkiang, 582'. 
 
 Region of the Yangtze 
 
 Kiang, 621°. 
 
 Silk culture in Chin-Kiang, 
 
 585°. 
 
 Kaimming, 587'. 
 
 Kalgern, 624°. 
 
 Kang He. Sacred edict, 576°. 
 
 Karmany, Lincoln & Witzell, H. M. 
 
 Preliminary notes on Japan 
 
 China war, 611°. 
 Keane, A: H: Asia, 567°. 
 
 Chinese empire, 621*. 
 
 Eastern geography, 568'. 
 
 Ethnology, 621*. 
 
 ■ Geography of the Malay 
 
 peninsula, 633'. 
 
 Indo-China, 629'. 
 
 Indo-China and Malacca, 
 
 629'. 
 
 Malay peninsula, 633'. 
 
 Man, past and present, 621'. 
 
 Kedah Senggora: or, Malay trans- 
 peninsula railway, 635°. 
 
 Kennedy, J. D. Report on famine 
 in China, 602°. 
 
 Kiau-Chau, 587'. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 66s 
 
 KinchoTv, 610". 
 
 King, C: C. Story of the British 
 army, 607°. 
 
 King, George. Flora of the Malayan 
 peninsula, 583°. 
 
 Kipling, Rndyard. From sea to sea, 
 letters of travel, 620\ 
 
 Kiukiang, 584". 
 
 Kliene, Robert. Silkworm raising 
 in China, 585". 
 
 Knox, Rev. JNX. V. A winter in 
 India and Malaysia among the 
 methodist missions, 641°. 
 
 Koch, E. On the two stones with 
 Chinese inscriptions, 579°. 
 
 Korea, antiquities, 579'; bibli- 
 ography, 610^; consular jurisdic- 
 tion and residence in, 597'; de- 
 scription, 565S 566S 566», 567', 
 569=, 569=, 5T1^ 626^ 630'-32°; edu- 
 cational institutions, 630'; folk- 
 lore, 577'; games, 581'; ginseng in, 
 585'; gold mines, 586'; govern- 
 ment, 606"; history, 602*, 603°, 603°, 
 610', 610'; laws, customs and 
 superstitions, 638'; manners and 
 customs, 637'; missions, 639=, 640^, 
 641', 642', 643^ 644=; political 
 future, 599'; trade of, 587«, 588°, 
 588'. See also Seoul; Shimonoseki, 
 treaty of. 
 
 Korean collections, 579'. 
 
 Kotow question, 604'. 
 
 Krausse, Alexis. China in decay, 
 603'. 
 
 Russia in Asia, 603'. 
 
 Krlan, 587'. 
 
 Kuang Tung, see Kwang-Tung. 
 
 Kucheng, 643°, 646^ 
 
 Kuei-Ohow, 620°. 
 
 Kung Hsien Ho. Confucianism, 
 574*. 
 
 Kung Kew (Confucius), 565=, 571', 
 573"-74°, eOO'; tomb of, 616\ 
 
 Ku-Shan-Ticu, 587^ 
 
 Kwang-Tung, 592=, 627*. 
 
 Kwang-Zse, 574»-75'. 
 
 Kyshe, J. W: N. Cases heard and 
 determined in H. M. supreme 
 court of the Straits settlements, 
 596=. 
 
 Laws and courts of Hong 
 
 Kong, 596". 
 
 Labor, in Amoy, 616'. 
 
 Laeouperie, see Terrien de Lacou- 
 perie. 
 
 Lambeth, Daisy & Harlan, Kate. 
 Child life in our mission fields, 
 621». 
 
 Lamont, Archibald. Bright Celes- 
 tials, 648'. 
 
 Land taxes, 592*. 
 
 Land tenure, 595', 596*. 
 
 Landor, A. H: S. Corea or Chosen, 
 the land of the morning calm, 
 632'. 
 
 Journey to the sacred moun- 
 tain of Siao-Outai-Shan, 621'. 
 
 Lane-Poole, see Poole. 
 
 Language, 578°-79*. 
 
 Lansdell, Henry. Chinese central 
 
 Asia, 621'. 
 Laos folklore, 577°. 
 Lao-Tsze, 575". 
 Laurie, J: W. Maintenance of the 
 
 open door policy in China, 591'. 
 Law and legal procedure, 596'-97°, 
 
 638'. 
 Lawrence, E: A. Blodern missions 
 
 in the East, 641". 
 Lay, H. N. Notes on the opium 
 
 question, 612°. 
 Leech, J: H: Butterflies from China, 
 
 Japan and Corea, 582". 
 Lefroy, G. A., itinerary to Gunong 
 
 Buitang, 587'. 
 Legends, 577"-78", 619'. 
 Legge, James. Confucius the sage, 
 
 574*. 
 
 Sacred books of China, 568'. 
 
 Tao Teh ICing, 575'. 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Legge, James. Writing of Kwang- 
 
 Zse, 575'. 
 Legge, W. Guide to Hongliong, 
 
 Lennoys, Annis. In a Chinese gar- 
 den, 578'. 
 
 Leonard, Rev. D. L. Hundred years 
 of missions, 641'. 
 
 Leonard, J. A. Tariffs of foreign 
 countries, 591'. 
 
 Leonowens, Mrs A.. H. (Crawford). 
 Corea, the chosen land, 632\ 
 
 Miiang-Thai, 635". 
 
 Our Asiatic cousins, 568^ 
 
 — ^^ — ■ Sungei Pagu Malayn, the 
 
 gold bearing lands, 633°. 
 
 T'sing T'song T'sue, 574''. 
 
 Leprosy, 585°, 586'. 
 Letourneau, Charles. Property, 536'. 
 Liaotung peninsula, 610^. 
 Lighthouses, 588''-89'. 
 
 Li Hung Chang, 606°; interview 
 
 with, 616=. 
 Lingston, Rowe. John Chinaman, 
 
 62r. 
 Literature and literary history, 575'- 
 
 77". 
 Little, Mrs A. E. N^ (Bewiclie). 
 
 Fairy foxes, 578=. 
 
 Intimate China, 621°. 
 
 A marriage in China, 648=. 
 
 My diary in a Chinese farm, 
 
 622'. 
 
 Little, A. J: The rat's plaint, 578=. 
 
 Through the Yang-Tse 
 
 gorges, 622'. 
 
 Litton, G: J: T. Journey from 
 
 Yachon to Tachienlu, 622=. 
 Journey to north SsujCh'uan, 
 
 622^ 
 Loans, foreign, 589'. 
 Loclihart, J. H, S. Ch'eng Yu K'ao; 
 
 manual of Chinese quotations, 
 
 576°. 
 Lo-Fou mountains, 628". 
 Lotteries, 637'. 
 
 Lovett, Rev. Richard. James Gll- 
 
 mour and his boys, 644°. 
 James Gilmour of Mongolia, 
 
 644'. 
 
 ed. More about the Mongols, 
 
 620'. 
 
 Primer of modern British 
 
 missions, 641'. 
 
 Luang Prabang, 629'. 
 
 Lumber in foreign markets, 592'. 
 
 Lyall, Sir A. C. Asiatic studies, 
 
 568*. 
 Permanent dominion in Asia, 
 
 603». 
 
 State and religion in China, 
 
 572'. 
 
 Lyall, Sir J. B. History of opium, 
 
 613'. 
 Lyman, B. S. Future of Japan in 
 
 its relation with China and 
 
 Russia, 603'. 
 Lyon, W. D. Protestant missions 
 
 in China, 641'. 
 Lyster, Thomas. With Gordon in 
 
 China, 609'. 
 
 M. Mr, pseud. Chest of opium, 648'. 
 
 • The Shen's pig-tail, 648'. 
 
 Mabie, H : C. Equatorial Asia, 633'. 
 
 In brightest Asia, 568*, 622', 
 
 641°. 
 
 Macao, 628°. 
 
 MacCallum, H. E. A trip across 
 
 the Malay peninsula, 633°. 
 McCarthy, Justin. Story of the 
 
 people of England in the 19th 
 
 century, 613=. 
 McDoweU, W. F. & others. Piclset 
 
 line of missions, 568^ 
 Macgowan, Rev. John. Christ or 
 
 Confucius— which? 642\ 
 
 History of China, 603*. 
 
 Pictures of southern China, 
 
 622*. 
 
 Maegregor, J. Through the Buffer 
 state, 636'. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 667 
 
 MacGregor, J: R. Toil and travel, 
 
 622°. 
 Macintyre, John. Our Mauchoorian 
 
 silkworms, 583*. 
 Wackay, G: L. From far Formosa, 
 
 628^ 
 Mackenzie, .J: K., life of, Olo". 
 McLaren, Mrs Duncan. Story of 
 
 our Manchuria mission, 042=. 
 McLarty, F. M. Affairs of the 
 
 colony, 615'. 
 McLean, A. China, 622°. 
 
 Circuit of the globe, 56S°. 
 
 Straits settlements, 634'. 
 
 MacMahon, Gen. A. E. Far Cathay 
 
 and Farther India, 603^ 
 McNair, J: F: & Bayliss, W. T>. 
 
 Prisoners their own warders, 596". 
 Malacca, 629'; convict prison, 596°. 
 Malaecans, 634°. 
 Malay peninsula, description, 568', 
 
 569=, 582=, 633'-35=; tin mining, 5S2', 
 
 583'. .>S7'; botany, 583°; native life 
 
 in, 647^ 
 Malay phonetics, 578". 
 Malay protected states, 589", 615', 
 
 615=, 633*, 634=, 634^ 635=; con- 
 tagious disease regulations, 586'. 
 
 See also Perak. 
 Malayan coast, tales of, 649°. 
 Malayan fish poison, 587'. 
 Malaysia, 570', 596', 634'; missions, 
 
 641=, 642', 643', 644=. 
 Malayu and Maliur, 626=. 
 Malcom, Neill & Welby, M. S. Eoad 
 
 report of route across Tibet and 
 
 China, 627=- 
 Maliur and Malayu, 626=. 
 Manchuria, 618', 621', 622', 627'; 
 
 missions, 639°, 639^, 642=, 643=, 
 
 646'; silkworms, 585'. 
 Manchurian railway, 590=. 
 Manchus, 603', 604', 625°. 
 Manila, 565=. 
 
 Manners and customs, 637'-38=. 
 Man-tze, 617=. 
 
 •Manufactures, 570», 582', 590*, 591*. 
 March, Daniel. Morning light in 
 
 many lands, 622°. 
 Marco Polo, 59T», 604°, 617*. 
 Mare, G. T. The Wai Seng lottery 
 
 in the Straits settlements, 637'. 
 Maritime customs, 604'. 
 Marriage, 597*, 637'. 
 Jlarshall, Elsie, life of, 645'. 
 Martin, AV: A. P. America's duty 
 
 to China, 603=. 
 
 The Arrow war, 608'. 
 
 China and her neighbors, 
 
 603°. 
 
 Chinese legends and other 
 
 poems, 578'. 
 
 Cycle of Cathay, 568'. 
 
 Hamlin papers, 572\ 
 
 Taiping rebellion, 608°. 
 
 & Faber, Rev. Ernst. Tao- 
 
 ism, 57.5°. 
 
 Marwick, W. F. & Stevens, G: B. 
 Life, letters and journals of 
 Parker, 645'. 
 
 Matheson, George. Distinctive mes- 
 sages of the old religions, 572°. 
 
 Mathews, C: T. Story of architec- 
 ture, 580'. 
 
 Matusovski, Z. Cliinese viceroyalty 
 of Manchuria, 622'. 
 
 Maughan, W: C: Our opium trade 
 in India and China, 613'. 
 
 Mayers, S. F. Journey from Peking 
 to Shanghai overland, 622?. 
 
 Meade, L. T. see Smith, Mrs B.. T. 
 (Meade) Toulmin-. 
 
 Mears, W. P. Preservation of 
 health in the Far East, 622°. 
 
 ■ Review of Society in China, 
 
 623'. 
 
 Medical missions, 639°, 645', 645'. 
 
 Medicine and disease, 585°-86'. 
 
 Mekong, 614=, 635*, 636=, 636'. 
 
 Mengtsz, 618'. 
 
 Mesny, William. Mesny's Chinese 
 miscellany, 623=. 
 
668 
 
 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Message of tlie wovlcl's religions, 
 
 568'. 
 Meyer, J. J. Summary of Malayan 
 
 research, 634\ 
 Michell, E. B. Bangkok tide tables, 
 
 582^ 
 Micliie, Eev. Alexander. Korea, 
 
 603". 
 
 Missionaries in China, 642-. 
 
 Mill, H. R. International geography, 
 
 568'. 
 
 Straits settlements and the 
 
 protected Malay states, 634^ 
 
 Millard, Mrs B. C. Victory; rem- 
 iniscences of Minnie M. Apper- 
 son, 645'. 
 
 Miln, Mrs L. J. Children of China, 
 623=. 
 
 Little folk of many lands, 
 
 568°. 
 
 Quaint Korea, 632=. 
 
 • Some children that I knew 
 
 in Penang, 634'. 
 — ^ When we were strolling 
 
 players in the Bast, 623'. 
 
 Mining and mineralogy, 586'-87'. 
 
 Mission press in China, 642'. 
 
 Missions and missionaries, in China, 
 566^ 5GG', 567', 567^ 568°, 569°, 
 569', 570=, 570°, 598', 631', 638'-46°; 
 of B'ormosa, 628', 639=, 641*, 642°; 
 Fukien, 645»; Japan, 639=, 640', 
 642', 644'; Korea, 639=, 640', 641', 
 642', 643^ 644'; JIalaysia, 641", 
 642', 643', 644=; Manchuria, 639°, 
 639', 642=, 643=, 646'; Mongolia, 
 644'; Shantung, 616*; Straits settle- 
 ments, MS"; Tientsin, 646'; work 
 with children, 621'. 
 
 Mohammedan rebellion in China, 
 605". 
 
 Mohammedanism, 571=. 
 
 Monastieism in China, 572=. 
 
 Money, 588', 591', 595'. See also 
 Finance. 
 
 Mongolia, 621', 624', 624', 625'; hunt- 
 ing in, 625'; missions, 644'. 
 
 Mongtse, 624*, 629'. 
 
 Monkhouse, Cosmo, ed. see Burling- 
 ton fine arts club. 
 
 Monotheism In China, 572'. 
 
 Montague, V. A. A middy's recol- 
 lections, 608=. 
 
 Montefiore, Arthur. Lreaders into 
 unknown lands, 634'. 
 
 Moore, A. L. Essays scientific and 
 philosophical, 573'. 
 
 Moral ideas of the Chinese, 572*, 
 572'. 
 
 Morgan, B. D. ed. Transactions of 
 Ninth international congress of 
 orientalists, 623'. 
 
 Morris, Charles. Battle of the iron- 
 clads, 610°. 
 
 Confucius, the Chinese sage, 
 
 574=. 
 
 • Corea and its neighbors, 632'. 
 
 The founder of the Chinese 
 
 empire, 606=. 
 
 A great Christian movement 
 
 and its fate, 608°. 
 
 Historical tales; Japan and 
 
 China, 569'. 
 
 How Europe entered China, 
 
 608=. 
 
 ■ Rise of the Manchus, 603'. 
 
 Morris, J. Advance Japan, 61-0'. 
 
 War in Korea, 610'. 
 
 What will Japan do? 603'. 
 
 Morris, Rev. T. M. A winter in 
 
 North China, 623*. 
 Morrison, G: E. An Australian in 
 
 China, 623=. 
 Morrison, J. K. Currency of China, 
 
 595*. 
 Morse, E: S. Korean Interviews, 
 
 637'- 
 Morse, H. B. Currencyand measures 
 
 in China, 595*. 
 Mortgages, 597=. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 669 
 
 Mott, J: R. Strategetic points in 
 
 the world's conquest, 642^ 
 iloukden, medical missions, 639". 
 Moule, Rev. A. E. The glorious 
 
 land, 623=. 
 
 New China and old, 623°. 
 
 JItada, J. S. Confucianism, 574°. 
 JIuang-Thai, see Siam. 
 Muang-Thal, pseud. France and 
 
 Siam, 614°. 
 Muirhead, Rev. W. & Parker, Rev. 
 
 A. P. Ninety years of missionary 
 
 work in China, 642°. 
 Jlundo, O. E. The recovered con- 
 tinent, 648°. 
 ilurley, D. J. Carter, missionary 
 
 to China, 644*. 
 Jlurray, David. Story of Japan, 
 
 603°. 
 Murray, Rev. W. H., life of, ©45°. 
 Hurray non-alphabetic method of 
 
 writing Chinese, 639°. 
 Music, 579°. 
 Mutchmore, S: A. Moghul, Mongol, 
 
 Mikado and missionary, 604^ 
 
 Nadarov, I. P. Southern Ussurian 
 
 district, 623°. 
 Xa^gflr-Juna. Suh-Ki-Li-Lih-Kiu, the 
 
 Suhrillekha, 576'. 
 Nal Kwang-tl, 579°. 
 Nakhunte, 579°. 
 Napier, Walter. Study of law as 
 
 administered in the colony of the 
 
 Straits settlements, 596°. 
 Nash, G: V. American ginseng, 586°. 
 Naval warfare, 571°. 
 Navigation, 588°, 594'. 
 Nelson, K. G. Tuen, slave and 
 
 empress, 607° 
 Nestorian tablet In Si-ngan Foo, 
 
 573°. 
 Neville, Henry. Report on mission 
 
 to China, 588°. 
 Nevius, Mrs H. S. (Coan). Life of 
 John Livingston Nevius, 64©°. 
 
 Nevius, J: L., life of 645°. 
 
 Demon possession and allied 
 
 themes, 573^ 
 
 Nlcol, David. Political life of our 
 
 time, 604=. 
 Niederlein, Gustavo. Commercial 
 
 conditions in China, 591°. 
 Ningpo, 619°. 
 Ningpo canal, 594'. 
 Norman, Henry. Bangkok and its 
 
 people, 636'. 
 ■ • Chinese horrors, 637°., 
 
 The grand secretary Li, 606'. 
 
 Korea, 632°. 
 
 ■ Peoples and politics of the 
 
 Far East, 569=, 604°, 623°, 634*. 
 
 Principles and personalities 
 
 of Siamese government; Siamese 
 affairs, etc. 614°. 
 
 Shanghai and Hongkong, 
 
 629°. 
 
 Northrop, H. D. China, 623°. 
 
 Corea, 632*. 
 
 Flowery kingdom, 569°. 
 
 War between China and 
 
 Japan, 610°. 
 
 Officials of China, 602°. 
 
 Oil tree, 583^ 
 
 Open door policy, 591', 599*. 
 
 Ophthalmic hospital In Canton, 645'. 
 
 Opium, 567*, 591^ 611'; stories about, 
 
 647', 648°, 649°. 
 Oriental cook book, 638'. 
 Orientalists, ninth international 
 
 congress of, 1892, 623'. 
 Orleans, H; P. M. prince d'. 
 
 Around Tonkin and Slam, 599*. 
 ■ From Mongtse to Ssumao, 
 
 624'. 
 
 - From Tonkin to India, 569°. 
 • Hanoi to Mongtse, 629°. 
 
 ■ Luang Prabang, 629*. 
 
 ■ Siam, 636°. 
 
 ■ Trade of Tonkin, 691°. 
 
 Ourga, 624°. 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Padi industry of Krian, 587'. 
 
 Parker, Rev. A. P. & Muirhead, Rev. 
 W. Ninety years of missionary 
 worlc in China, 642^. 
 
 Parlser, E: H. Burmali witli special 
 reference to her relations with 
 China, 604*. 
 
 ■ China's intercourse with Eu- 
 rope, 604'. 
 
 — Chinese customs, 638^ 
 
 Great salt -\rells at Tsz-Llu- 
 
 Ching, 582". 
 Life, labors and doctrines of 
 
 Confucius, 574'. 
 Population and revenue of 
 
 China, 591°. 
 
 — — Reijort on Aunam, 624^' 
 ' Sillt and sillcworms in China, 
 
 58.J' 
 
 Thousand years of the Ta- 
 
 tai-s, 604=. 
 
 Up the Yang-tse, 624=. 
 
 Parker, Rev. Peter, life of, 645'. 
 Parkes, Sir H: S., life of, 608^ 
 Pei-tai-ho, 625'. 
 
 Pekiu, description, 616=, 617°, 618', 
 618', 622", 623=, 624', 625=, 626*, 
 626=, 627=, 630''; folklore, 578=; con- 
 ference of missionaries at, 640°; 
 observatory, 583°; religion in, 572^; 
 summer palace, 606'; treaties 
 signed at, 60O=, 601=, 613'. 
 
 Pekin convention, Nov. I860, 605°. 
 
 Pekin — Hankau railway contract, 
 593'. 
 
 Penang, 634''; convict prison, 596°; 
 missions, 641°. 
 
 Perak, cave-dwellers, 582-; conta- 
 gious disease regulations, 588^; de- 
 scription, 634'; silk culture, 587°; 
 Ex-sultan Abdullah, 615°; rubber 
 and ramie cultivation, 583*; tin 
 mining, 582=, 583*, 587*, 587'. 
 
 Perak handbook and civil service 
 list, 592'. 
 
 Perak museum, 582=, 583=, 587°; 
 
 Percival, "W : S. Land of the dragon, 
 
 624'. 
 Periodicals in the Cliiuese language, 
 
 576'. 
 Perkins, Nevill. Report on For- 
 mosa, 628*. 
 Philippines, 567', 568'. See also 
 
 Manila. 
 Phillips, G. Identity of Marco 
 
 Polo's Zartuu with. Changchau, 
 
 604=. 
 
 : — Some Fuh Kien bridges, 583*. 
 
 Phillips, Mrs M. M. (Apperson), life 
 
 of, 645'. 
 Philosophy and religion, 571=-75'. 
 Pickering, AV: A. Pioneering in 
 
 Formosa, 604°, 628*. 
 
 Warnings and prophecies 
 
 Avith regard to British interests 
 in the Far East, 604°. 
 
 Pierson, A. T. Land of the white 
 elephant, 636=. 
 
 Miracles of missions, 569', 
 
 642=. 
 
 Piggott, F, T. Exterritoriality, 597*. 
 
 Pingtu, 573'. 
 
 Ping-Yang, 631*, 632». 
 
 Pitcher, Rev. P. AV. Fifty years in 
 
 Amoy, 642°. 
 Planchut, Edmund. China and the 
 
 Chinese, 624*. 
 Plants, 583°-84=; of Formosa, 628*. 
 Poetry, 576°-77=- 
 Police, 500=. 
 Political affairs, 569=, 570°, 588*, 597°- 
 
 615°. 
 Pont-Jest, L. R. D. de. River of 
 
 pearls, 648=. 
 Poole, Stanley Lane-. Coins and 
 
 medals, 580=. 
 
 Thirty years of colonial gov- 
 ernment, 613'. 
 
 & Dickinson, F: V. Life of 
 
 Sir Harry Parkes, 606'. 
 Population of China, 586', 591", 593°. 
 Porcelain, 580*-81=. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 671 
 
 Port Arthur, 605^ 610°, 611'. 
 
 Port regulations, 593^ 
 
 Pointer, Whitworth. History of the 
 
 corps of royal engineers, 609". 
 Ports, treaty, sec Treaty ports. 
 Portugal in the Far East, 569% 604". 
 Postal system, 594", 594». 
 Pottery and porcelain, 5S0-'-81". 
 Poultry, o82S 583=. 
 Praecl, iirs K. M. (Camphell). Mad- 
 ame IzSn; a tourist story, 648°. 
 Pratt, A. E. To the snows of Tibet 
 
 through China, 624\ 
 Pratt, E. S. Development of the 
 
 Straits settlements, 592'. 
 Straits settlements trade and 
 
 Industries, 592=. 
 Pratt, M. L. China, 624^ 
 Prester John, 606'. 
 Price, G: U. People of the land of 
 
 Chin, 624°. 
 
 Kambles with a camera, 624". 
 
 Price, J. Jl. From the Arctic ocean 
 
 to the Yellow sea, 624°. 
 Prime minister, see Li Hung Chang. 
 Prisons, 596". 
 
 Property, 596'; law of, 596=. 
 Protected Malay states, see Malay 
 
 protected states. 
 Pung Kwang Yu. Confucianism, 
 
 574". 
 Putnam, G: H. Authors and their 
 
 public in ancient times, 576'. 
 
 Baffles, Sir T: S., life of. 607^ 
 
 Ragsdale, J. W. City of Tientsin, 
 624". 
 
 Shansi concessions, 587°. 
 
 Railways, 586^ 588', 593", 593"-94'', 
 601=, 601', 620»; Malay trans- 
 peninsula, 635"; Manchurian, 59^; 
 Pekin-Hankau, 593"; in Shantung, 
 587'; Siberian, 601^ 601', 605"; 
 from Tientsin to Shan-Hai-Kuan, 
 594°; Tungchow extension rail- 
 way, 594'. 
 
 Ralph, Jidian. Alone in China, and 
 
 other stories, 648'. 
 Ramie cultivation, 583*. 
 Rathborne, A. B. Camping and 
 
 trampiug in Malaya, 634'. 
 Rathborne, St George. The girl 
 
 from Hong Kong, 648'. 
 Ratzell, Friedrich. The Chinese, 
 
 G24». 
 
 Family, society and state, 
 
 chiefly iu China, 638=. 
 
 History of mankind, 569°. 
 
 People of Furthei- India, 
 
 629". 
 
 Read, S. P. Chefoo industrial 
 school, 642'. 
 
 New seaside resort in China, 
 
 625'. 
 
 Railroad from Tientsin to 
 
 Shan-Hai-Kuan, 594°. 
 Reclus, Onesime. Bird's-eye view 
 
 of the world, 569'. 
 
 Chinese empire, 625'. 
 
 Indo-Ohina; British Indo- 
 
 China; French Indo-China, 630'. 
 
 Rees, C. A. Chun-Ti-Kung, his life 
 and adventures, 648". 
 
 Regents sword, 610°. 
 
 Reid, Arnot. From Peking to 
 Petersburg, 625=.' 
 
 Reid, Rev. Gilbert. Glances at 
 China, 625=. 
 
 Peeps into China, 625". 
 
 Reid, J: M. Missions and mission- 
 ary society of the methodist epis- 
 copal church, 569", 642'. 
 
 Reid, AY: J. Through, unexplored 
 Asia, 625*. 
 
 Rein, J. J. Industries of Japan, 584°. 
 
 Reith, Rev. G: M. Handbook to 
 Singapore, 634°. 
 
 ■ A padre in partibus, 636". 
 
 Religions, 565", 565*, 565», 567=, 568*, 
 568", 570', 571'-75', 604', 637". See 
 also Christian religion; Kung 
 Kew; Taoism. 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Religious rites of tbe Siamese, 638\ 
 
 Residence, law relating to, 597'. 
 
 Revenues of Chinese empire, 591', 
 591°. See also Finance. 
 
 Reynaud, 62J. Another China, 
 
 625=. 
 
 Rhoades, Lieut. H: E. Around the 
 world with the blue jacltets, 625°. 
 
 Rice culture, 583^ 584=, 584». 
 
 Ridley, H. N. Flora of the eastern 
 coast of the Malay peninsula, 
 583'. 
 
 Ridgeway, William. Origin of me- 
 tallic currency and weight stand- 
 ards, 595°. 
 
 Ridpath, J: C. Cambodians and 
 Annamese, 630-. 
 
 Chinese; constitution and 
 
 laws, 597=. 
 
 Chinese; language, 578'. 
 
 Chinese; manners and cus- 
 
 toms, 638». 
 
 Chinese; religion and re- 
 ligious institutions, 573'. 
 
 Coreans, 632*. 
 
 Great races of mankind, 
 
 569=-70\ 625°. 
 
 The Malays; the Malaccans, 
 
 634°. 
 
 • Siamese, 636*. 
 
 Riots, 597°, 599°, 601', 601°, 605=. 
 
 Roberts, F: C, life of, 646'. 
 
 Rockhill, W : W. Big game of Mon- 
 golia and Tibet, 625'. 
 
 Diary of a journey through 
 
 Mongolia and Tibet, 625'. 
 
 Diplomatic missions to. the 
 
 court of China, ,604°. 
 
 ■ Land of the Lamas, 625°. 
 
 Laws, customs and super- 
 stitions of Korea, 638°. 
 
 — Pilgrimage to the great 
 
 Buddhist sanctuary of north 
 China, 625°. 
 
 Ross, Rev. J. The Manchus, 604'. 
 
 Ross, Rev. John. History of Corea, 
 632'. 
 
 Ross, Rev. John. Old Wang the 
 first Chinese exangelist in Man- 
 churia, 646'. 
 
 Rosthorn, Artliur de. On the tea 
 cultivation in western Ssuch'uan, 
 584'. 
 
 Rowntree, Joshua. The opium habit 
 in the East, 613'. 
 
 Royal Asiatic society. Catalogue of 
 the Chinese mss. in the library of 
 the society, 576°. 
 
 Rubber cultivation, SSS*. 
 
 Russia, in the Chinese markets, 
 588'; in the Far East, 599°, 599°, 
 602', 604°; in Asia, 603"; on the 
 Pacific, 605°; railway interests in 
 China, 590=, 601^ 601', 605'. 
 
 Russia, dependencies, see Port Ar- 
 thur; Talienwan. 
 
 Russia — Trade and manufactures, 
 Dep't of. Industries of Russia, 
 592°. 
 
 Russo-Ohinese bank, 590°. 
 
 Sachtleben, W: L. & Allen, T: G. jr. 
 Across Asia on a bicycle, 616S 
 
 Sacred books, 568^ 571'. 
 
 Sacred edict, 576°. 
 
 Sacred mountains, 621'. 630°-31'. 
 
 Sadler, Rev. J. True Celestials, 
 626\ 
 
 Saliuye Takahashi. Cases on inter- 
 national law during the Chino- 
 Japanese war, 597". 
 
 Salt wells, 582', 582°. 
 
 Sampson, Rev. A. B. Larger out- 
 looks on missionary lands, 642°. 
 
 Sangster, C. F. A. Hong-kong: the 
 bankruptcy ordinance, no. 20 of 
 
 mn, 597°. 
 
 Saunders, Eleanor, life of, 646=. 
 Saunders, Elizabeth, life of, 646'. 
 Schlegel, Gustav. Geographical 
 
 notes, 626=. 
 On the causes of antiphrasis 
 
 in language, 578°. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 ^IZ 
 
 Schlegel's gavial, 582". 
 
 Scidmore, E. K. Java, the garden 
 of the East, 634'. 
 
 Westward to the Far East, 
 
 626'. 
 
 Science and technology, 582^-87'. 
 
 Sears, Hamblen. Governments of 
 the world to-day, 604'. 
 
 Seaside resort, 625'. 
 
 Seehuen, see Sze-Chuen. 
 
 Secret societies, 637°. 
 
 Selborne, K. P., earl of. Memorials, 
 608'. 
 
 Selby, T: G. The Chinaman in his 
 own stories, 648°. 
 
 Seoul, Korea, 609«, 631^ 631S 631». 
 
 Seward, O. K. Around the world 
 stories, 626'. 
 
 Seymour, Charles. Commerce of 
 the province of Kwang-Tung, 
 592'. 
 
 Shan names, 579\ 
 
 Shan states, 629"; botany, 583'. 
 
 Shanghai, civil government, 591'; 
 conference of missionaries at, 
 640^ description, 619^ 622?, 625', 
 629°; telephone and tramway sys- 
 tems, 594'; trade, 591=, 594'. 
 
 Shanghai — Customs, Dep't of. Cus- 
 toms practice at Shanghai, 592*. 
 
 Shanghai, General conference of 
 the protestant missionaries of 
 China. Records, 570°. 
 
 Shanghai land assessment schedule, 
 English settlement, 592*. 
 
 ■ Hongkow settlement, 592'. 
 
 Shanghai, 1843-93, the model settle- 
 ment, 604°. 
 
 Shan-Hai-Kuan, 594''. 
 
 Shansi concessions, 587^ 
 
 Shantung, German concessions in, 
 587'; missions, 616'. 
 
 Shantung mission conference. Rec- 
 ords of the first conference at 
 Ch'ing-Chow Fu, 643'. 
 
 Sharp, Granville. China, Anglo- 
 America and corn. 592'. 
 
 Shgn Pao Cheng & Liu Hangfang. 
 Petition for the Tungchow exten- 
 sion railway, 594°. 
 
 Shiel, M. P. Yellow danger, 649'. 
 
 Shih King. Book of Chinese 
 poetry, 576°-77=- 
 
 Shimonoseki, treaty of, 593', 598', 
 599', 610'. • 
 
 Shingking, peninsula, 610'. 
 
 Shlntoism, 565^ 
 
 Shippen, Edward. Naval battles of 
 the world, 610°. 
 
 Shueypingsin; a story from the Chi- 
 nese romance, Haoukewchuen, 
 649'. 
 
 Sia Sek Ong, life of,- 646*. 
 
 Siam, consular jurisdiction and resi- 
 dence in, 597'; description, 565', 
 569«, 569*, 635'-36°; foreign trade, 
 588'; history, 613'-15'i unports and 
 exports, 590°; silk culture, 585'; 
 teak trade, 590'; treaty with 
 France, 615'; treaty with Great 
 Britain, 614*. 
 
 Siamese, domestic and religious 
 rites, 638=. 
 
 Siamese courts, jurisdiction over 
 British subjects, 614'. 
 
 Siao-Outai-Shan, 621'. 
 
 Siberia, 567', 569=, 624', 631°. 
 
 Siberian railway, 60r, 601', 605°. 
 
 Sikhim, convention relating to, 600'. 
 
 Silk culture, 585', 587°. 
 
 Silver, 595'. 
 
 Silver mines, 587' 
 
 Simcox, E. J. China and Babylonia 
 and the Yi King, 579'. 
 
 Chinese classics, 577'- 
 
 • — Contemporary China; Life in 
 
 Chinese villages, 626*. 
 
 Law of marriage and inher- 
 
 itance, 597*. 
 
 Ownership in China, 605'. 
 
 ■ Primitive civilizations, 570'. 
 
 Wages and organization of 
 
 industry; commerce and trade, 
 592°. 
 
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 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Simonoseki, sec Shimonoseki. 
 
 Simous, O. H. Fire and building 
 regulations in Hongkong, 6219". 
 
 Hongkong statistics, 592'. 
 
 Si-ngan Foo, 573\ 
 
 Singapore, convict prison, 5QG^; de- 
 scription, 565% 625", 628', 633', 633', 
 633^ 634", 634', 635'; founding of, 
 635=; missions, 641". 
 
 Sinjolin, John. From tlie four 
 ■winds, 649=. 
 
 Sinology, 576=. 
 
 Skertchly, S. B. .T. Our island, 584'. 
 
 Smith, Eev. A. H. Chinese charac- 
 teristics, 626=. 
 
 Confucianism, 574°. 
 
 ^ Village life in China, 638'. 
 
 Smith, iirs B.. T. (Meade) Toul- 
 
 min- & Douglas, K. K. Under 
 
 the dragon throne, 64)9'. 
 Smith, G: B. General Gordon, 609'. 
 Smith, I: T. European spoliations 
 
 in the oriental world, 592'. 
 Smith, M.. C. Indo-China, 630=. 
 
 Life in Asia, 570". 
 
 Jliddle kingdom, 626=. 
 
 Smithers, G: F. Chinese insect 
 
 white wax, 583'. 
 
 Smithers, Leonard. Transmigra- 
 tions of the mandarin Frum- 
 Hoam, 649=. 
 
 Smyth, H. AV. Five years in Siam, 
 636=. 
 
 ■ Geogi'aphy of the upper Me- 
 kong, 636'. 
 
 Journey on the upper Me- 
 kong, 636=. 
 
 Journey to southwestern 
 
 provinces of Siam, 636". 
 Siam, 636'. 
 
 Snow, Freeman. Treaties and top- 
 ics in American diplomacy, 605=. 
 
 Social life, 566«, 568^ 637'. 
 
 Society for the propagation of the 
 gospel in foreign parts. Classified 
 digest of records, 643'. 
 
 Sommeiwille, Maxwell. Siam on 
 the Meinam, from the gulf of 
 Ayuthia, 636^ 
 
 Somo territory, 617=. 
 
 South Place institute, London. Re- 
 ligions systems of the world, 570". 
 
 Spanish colonies, 569=. 
 
 Sparham, Rev. C: G. Christianity 
 and religions of China, 573^ 
 
 Speer, Rev. E. E. China, 628=, 643". 
 
 China missions of the pres- 
 
 byterian board, 643^ 
 
 Indo-Ohina, 630=. 
 
 Korea, 632". 
 
 Missions and politics in 
 
 Asia, 570°. 
 Spiders, 583=. 
 
 Sporting notes, 618=, 620=, 624=, 625'. 
 Ssuch'uan, see Sze-Chuen. « 
 
 Ssumao, 621', 624'. 
 Statistics, 587=-94». 
 Stevens, G: B. & Marwick, W. F. 
 
 Life, letters and journals of 
 
 Parker, 645'. 
 Stewart, J. H. Currency of the 
 
 Farther East, 595'. 
 Stewart, Mrs Louisa, life of, 646°. 
 Stewart, Eev. Robert, life of, 646". 
 Stock, Eugene. Church missionary 
 
 society, 643'. 
 Stoddard, J. L. Lectures illustrated 
 
 with views, 626". 
 Stott, Mrs Grace. Twenty six years 
 
 of missionary work in China, 643*. 
 Straits settlements, currency, 591=, 
 
 595'; description, 567=, 567°, 567' 
 
 568", «;J3=, 633'^, 633", 634, 634=. 
 
 634', 634"; history, 592', 602', 615=; 
 
 law, 596=, 596°; missions, 643=; 
 
 opium traflac, 612=; rice and sugar 
 
 industry, 584"; tobacco culture, 
 
 584=; trade and industries, 592=; 
 
 AVai Seng lottery, 637=. See also 
 
 Singapore. 
 Stredder, Eleanor. Alutch; a story 
 
 of the Chinese hills, 640*. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 675 
 
 Strong, E. E. In lands afar, 626^ 
 Studer, A. G. Klce and sugar in tlie 
 Straits settlements, 5S4\ 
 
 Tobacco culture in the 
 
 Straits settlements, 584°. 
 
 Sugar industry, .JS3", 5Si=. 584'. 
 
 Suhrillekha, 576'. 
 
 Summer palace, burning of, GOS*. 
 
 Sungaria, 621'. 
 
 Sungei Pagua Malayu, the gold 
 
 bearing lands, 633'. 
 Superstitions, 560", 573^ 637= ; of 
 
 Korea, 638=. 
 Surgery, 585', 586^ 
 Swatow, 619'. 
 Sweetser, Delight. One way round 
 
 the world, 626'. 
 Swettenham, Sir F. A., 589". 
 
 About Perak, 634'. 
 
 Malay sketches, 634=. 
 
 The real Malay, 634". 
 
 Sze-Chuen, tea cultivation, 584'; 
 
 riots in, 599°, 605''; description, 
 617', 620", 622=. 
 
 Tables for the transliteration of 
 
 Shan names into English, 579\ 
 Tachienlu, 622=. 
 Taiping, 587°. 
 Taiping rebellion, 608'-y'. 
 TaU, 024'. 
 Talieuwan, 61(>'. 
 Talmage, John Van Nest, life of, 
 
 646». 
 Tandy, William. Chinese mother, 
 
 649'. 
 Taoism, 5(.!5', 5G8^ 575=. 
 Tariffs, see Customs and duties. 
 Tatars, 604'>. 
 Taw Sein Ko. Suggested reforms 
 
 for China, 605=. 
 Taxation in China, 588', 591', 592'. 
 Taylor, H : O. Ancient ideals, 605=. 
 Taylor, Rev. J. H. After thirty 
 
 years, 643'. 
 
 China's spiritual need, 643'. 
 
 Consecration and blessing in 
 
 a Chinese city, 643°. 
 
 Taylor, Mrs M. G. (Guiness). China 
 inland mission, 643'. 
 
 The Far Eabt, 626°. 
 
 In the Far East, 643". 
 
 Tchanipa, 597^ 
 Tchens-Ki-Toug, Gen. 648°. 
 Chin-Chin; or. The China- 
 man at home, 626°. 
 
 Chinese culture as conip;ired 
 
 with European standards, 577=. 
 
 Tc-hu-lii, 572'. 
 
 Tea, 584=, nS4', 584°, 585=, 588-, 589=, 
 
 592". 
 Teak trade, 590'. 
 Technology, 582' -87'. 
 Telegraph lines, 593°, 594'. 
 Telephones, 594'. 
 Terrien de Lacouperie, A. E. J. B. 
 
 Be.i,'inniugs of writing in central 
 
 and eastern Asia, 579=. 
 Calendar plant of China, 
 
 584=. 
 
 580^. 
 
 ■ Catalogue of Chinese coins, 
 
 Coins of China, 580=. 
 
 How in 219 B. C. Buddhism 
 
 entered China, 573=. 
 
 Ivoan of Chaldeo Elamite 
 
 culture to early China, 577*. 
 
 Melanges, 578=. 
 
 Onomastic similarity of Nai 
 
 Kwang-ti of China and Nakluuile 
 of Susiana, 579". 
 ■ Silk S()ddess of China and 
 
 her legend, 578*. 
 The tree of life and the cal- 
 
 endar plant of Babylonia and 
 China, 584=. 
 Western origin of the early 
 
 Chinese civilization, 605*. 
 
 Textile goods, 590°. 
 
 Thibet, see Tibet. 
 
 Thin, George. Leprosy, 586'. 
 
 Thoburn, J. M. India and Malaysia, 
 570". 
 
 Malaysia; Straits settle- 
 ments, 634°. 
 
 Malaysian mission, 643°. 
 
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 NJCW YOKK STATE LIBRARY 
 
 Thompson, John. Through China 
 
 with a camera, 627'- 
 'i'lidi-uton, J. II. Mciuorit'S of seven 
 
 cniiiiiaigus, 608\ 
 Thwiiig, ID: P. Bx orieute, sluilies 
 
 of oriental life, 027=. 
 Tibet. .571', 600", (XXr, 0(>2-', 617', (;21', 
 
 624', 62.-,', 627^ hunting in, 625'; 
 
 tea trade with, 584'. 
 Tientsin, 594^ 594", 607', 608', 624'; 
 
 missions, 646'. 
 Tiffany, Rev. Francis. Cliina, 627'. 
 
 Singapore, 635'. 
 
 This goodly frame the earth, 
 
 570'. 
 
 Tin mining, 582=, 583*, 587\ 587'. 
 
 Ting-l;i-gi Ting-Gii, 626'. 
 
 Tobacco culture, 584'. 
 
 Tonkin, 560*, 501', 029'. 
 
 Tonsure ceremony, 037'. 
 
 Trade, see Commerce. 
 
 Trans-Siberian railway, sec Siberian 
 railway. 
 
 Treaties and conventions, betrween 
 P'ranoe and Oliiun, 601°; between 
 France and Siam, 015'; between 
 Germany and China, 587'; be- 
 tween Great Britain and China, 
 594', 600=-l», 602=, 013°; between 
 Great Britain and France, 614'; 
 bcfwoeu Great Britain and Siam, 
 014=; between .Tapan and China, 
 ,-,9:!", 598', 599', 610'; bet-ween 
 United States and China, 60.5^ 
 OO.T. 
 
 Treaty ports, 588», 591=, 621"; Cliefoo, 
 590", 619'; Hangchow, 619', 621=; 
 Mcngtsz, 618'. 
 
 Trollope, Kev. M. N. Corean agri- 
 cultural industries and social in- 
 stitutions, 632°. 
 
 Tsekon, 624'. 
 
 Tse Thsi, empress of China, 607^ 
 
 T'sing T'song T'sue, 574=. 
 
 Tsungll yamen, see China-Tsungli 
 yamen. 
 
 Tsz-Liu-Ching, 582". 
 Tuckerman, C: K. Personal recol- 
 lections of notable people, 627". 
 Tung Chia, 576=. 
 
 Tungchow extension railway, 594°. 
 Turner, H. F. His witnesses, 643'. 
 Turner, J. A. Kuang Tung, 627*. 
 Typhoons, 582*, 616'. 
 
 United States, gold mine concession 
 in Korea, 586'; problems and du- 
 ties, 602^ 603=; trade with China, 
 588^ 590', 592'-93"; treaties with 
 China, 605^ 605'. 
 
 U. S. — Civil service commission. 
 Annual report, Federated Malay 
 states protectorate, 635'. 
 
 United States — Consuls. American 
 lumber in foreign markets, 592'. 
 
 Canals in China, 594'. 
 
 Chinese oil tree, 583'. 
 
 ■ Cotton textiles in foreign 
 
 countries, 592'. 
 
 Debts of honor: Cblna, 597". 
 
 Extension of markets for 
 
 American flour, 592". 
 
 Flour in China, 593'. 
 
 Higlnvays of commerce, 594'. 
 
 Irrigation in Asia: China, 
 
 585*. 
 
 593'. 
 
 Mortgages in China, 597=- 
 Packing goods for export, 
 
 Port regulations in foreign 
 
 countries, 593^ 
 
 Poultry industry in Oliina, 
 
 583". 
 
 ■ Producticm of starch sugar 
 
 from rice, 583=. 
 Eeports on commerce, manu- 
 
 factures, 570". 
 Special consular reports, 
 
 -,10°. 
 
 Streets and highways In 
 
 foreign countries, 594'. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 677 
 
 United States. — Consuls. Vagrancy 
 and public chanties in foreign 
 countries: China, 507". 
 
 United States — Foreign marliets 
 section. Treaty of Shimonoseki 
 between China and Japan, 593^ 
 
 United States — Military information 
 division. Notes on the war be- 
 tween China and Japan, Gil'. 
 
 United States— State, Dep't of. 
 Anti-foreign riots, 00o°. 
 
 Commercial relations of the 
 
 United States with foreign coun- 
 tries, 59S=. 
 
 Foreign relations of the 
 
 United States, 611=. 
 Papers relating to the foreign 
 
 relations of the Uuitoil States 
 005^ 
 
 Relations with Siam, 615'. 
 
 Treaties and conventions. 
 
 605'. 
 United States — Statistics, Bureau 
 
 of. Commerce of Asia and 
 
 Oceanica, 593*. 
 Commercial China in 1899, 
 
 593". 
 Ussurian district, 623°. 
 
 V, A. P. Smitten and slain, CA'.V'. 
 
 Vagrancy, in China, 597°. 
 
 Van Bergen, R. Story of Japan, 
 611». 
 
 Van Schermbeek, Capt. P. G., re- 
 port on Yellow river, 619^. 
 
 Villages in China, 626^ 638^ 
 
 Vincent, E. G. Howard-, lady. 
 Newfoundland to Cochin China, 
 
 Vincent, Col. Howard-. Reports 
 
 on British trade, 630". 
 Visser, A. Report on Yellow river, 
 
 619=. 
 Vitale, Guido, Mron. Pekinese 
 \ rhymes, 578=. 
 Vladimir. China-Japan war, 611'. 
 
 Vladimir. Russia on the Pacific 
 and the Siberian railway, 605*. 
 
 Volpicelli, Z. Chinese phonology, 
 579". 
 
 Wade collection of Chinese books, 
 575'''. 
 
 Wai Scug lottery, 037'. 
 
 Wakefield, C. C. Future trade in 
 the Far East, 593'. 
 
 WaJker, Sir C: P. B. Days of a 
 soldier's life, GOS=. 
 
 \\'alker, Mrs E. A. Sophia Cooke, 
 C41'. 
 
 Wall, see Great wall. 
 
 Wallace, A. R. and the Malay archi- 
 pelago, Uo4'. 
 
 Walsh, J. M. Tea; its liistory and 
 mystery, 585'. 
 
 Walters collection of ceramics, 580°. 
 
 Waug Jiug-Miug, life of, 040'. 
 
 Warner, Rev. L. O. Seven notes on 
 Corea, 632". 
 
 ■\^'iu•s, Chino-Japant'se, 509", 57F, 
 597^ 009=-ll«; with England, 007=- 
 8°. See also Treaties. 
 
 Waterways, 588°, 588', 594'. 
 
 Watson, M.. E. Robert and Louisa 
 Stewart in life and death, 640°. 
 
 Watters, Rev. Thomas. Chinese 
 language, 579'. 
 
 AVatters, Thomas. Stories of every- 
 day life in modern China, 649'. 
 
 Wealth, 566°. See also Finance. 
 
 Weight systems, 595°. 
 
 Wei Hai Wei, convention respect- 
 ing, 600°-!'; naval operations at, 
 610', 6ir. 
 
 Welby, M. S. Mohammedan rebel- 
 lion in China, 605°. 
 
 Pekin, 627=. 
 
 Through unknown Tibet, 
 
 571'. 
 
 & Malcom, Neill. Road re- 
 port of route across Tibet and 
 China, 627°. 
 
678 
 
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 AVemer, E. T. C. Cliina piobleiii 
 
 and its solution, GOO'. 
 \A'est river. 580". 
 AVetmore, Mrs E. (Bisland). In 
 
 seven stages, ti20". 
 Wliangpoo river, .5!Ji". 
 WlieelcicI';, '1": ]{. I'riiposotl eoiiscr- 
 
 vatory of tlio Wlianmiuo river at 
 
 Stiangh.-ii, 5t)4". 
 A\'liite, Trumbull. China, G2T°. 
 China, the Celestial kiiigdoni, 
 
 G27°. 
 
 032". 
 
 Corea, G;32«. 
 
 Corea, tlie h<'rinit nation, 
 
 (!liinx)ses of the orient, 571". 
 War b<'tween Japan and 
 
 China, Gil'. 
 War in the East, 571". 
 
 White mountain, 630"-31'. 
 White wax, 582=, 583". 
 Wildman, Rouusevelle. Amei-ican 
 ginseuy In China, 58G'. 
 
 Economic conditions in 
 
 Hongkong, 593'. 
 
 Tales of the Malayan coast. 
 
 649". 
 
 Tin and the Malay peninsula, 
 
 587=. 
 
 Wilkinson, W. H. Corean govern- 
 ment, G06". 
 
 Korean government, 606^^. 
 
 Manual of Chinese chess, 
 
 581'. 
 
 Williams, F. M. A new thing, in- 
 cidents of missionary life in 
 China, 643'-44'. 
 
 Williams, F: W. Chinese and 
 mediaeval gilds, 338*. — 
 
 ■ 6(7. History of China (recent 
 
 history), 606=. 
 Eife and letters of S: W. 
 
 Williams, C46». 
 Williams, S: W., life of, 646'. 
 Autobiographical sketch, 
 
 646'. 
 
 Williams, S: W. History of China, 
 
 606". 
 Williams, Talcott. Silver in China, 
 
 595». 
 Willis, . Report on a consulnr 
 
 .journey to Ping Yang and Glii'n- 
 
 ampo, 632". 
 AA'ilinot, S. M. E. Our navy for a 
 
 thousand years, G08". 
 Wilson, II. AV. French in the East, 
 
 015=. 
 
 Ironclads in action, 571". 
 
 The struggle in the East, 
 
 on=. 
 
 Wilson, William. Eyegate, 6-14=. 
 Winglield, Eouls. Wanderings of a 
 
 globeti'otter in the Far East, 627'. 
 Withers, R. E. jr. Hong-Kong, 629*. 
 \A'itze]l, 11. M. & Karmany, Eincoln. 
 
 Prelim i nil ry notes on Japan 
 
 t'liina war, 611*. 
 Women of China, G00=, 637". 
 ^\'oo, empress of China, 607'. 
 Woodbridge, S: I. Mystery of the 
 
 A\'hite snake, 578". 
 AVoodrofCe, Daniel. Her Celestial 
 
 husband, 649". 
 Woolward, Robert. Nigh on 60 
 
 years at sea, 606*. 
 Workman, T. Spiders, 583". 
 AA'orsfoId, W: B. Visit to Java, with 
 
 an account of the founding of 
 
 Singapore, 635". 
 Wiay, L. jr. Culture of silkworms 
 
 in Perak, 587". 
 
 On rubber and ramie culti- 
 vation in Perak, 583''. 
 
 Tin mines and the mining 
 
 industries of Perak, 587'. 
 
 & Boulenger, G. A. On the 
 
 occurrence of Schlegel's gavial in 
 the Malay peninsular, 582". 
 
 Wylie, Rev. Alexander. Chinese re- 
 searches, 571*. 
 
 ■ Eclipses recorded in Chinese 
 
 works, 583'. 
 
INDEX TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST 
 
 679 
 
 Wylie, Rev. Alexander. Israelites in 
 China, 006^. 
 
 Lecture ou Prester John, 
 
 606=. 
 
 Mongol astronomic instru- 
 ments in Peking, 583°. 
 
 Nestoi'ian tablet in Sl-ngau 
 
 Foo, 573°. 
 
 Yaohon, 622=. 
 
 Yalu river, battle of, 609', 610', 011^ 
 
 Yamada YosUi-Aki & Eastlake, F. 
 W. Heroic Japan, 609'. 
 
 Yang. Silver money in China, 505". 
 
 Yangtze, 617", 617', 617*, 619', 621». 
 622', 622*, 624", 624"; trade regula- 
 tions on, 593". 
 
 Yangtze region, non-alienation of, 
 
 601». 
 Yellow river, see Hoangho. 
 Yi King. Oldest book of the 
 
 Chinese, 577*, 579'. 
 Yo Leng, 619*. 
 Yoimg, Ernest. The kingdom of 
 
 the yellow robe, 688'. 
 Younghusband, F. E: Among the 
 
 Celestials, 627'. 
 
 Heart of a continent, 627'. 
 
 Yunnan, 601', 618', 620". 
 
 Zimmerman, Maurice. French 
 Indo-China, 630*. 
 
 Zi-ka-wei observatory publications, 
 582». 
 
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