Jebb, Sir K., influence of the classics in mental training, case of Lord Granville, 109-113. Jesuits in China— Infanticide illustrations in writings, 192. Music of Greeks borrowed from Chinese, alleged, 129. Translation of Chinese character into "ark," 34. Jews in China, 144. Jugglers, Chinese and Grecian, 124. Justice— Administration of, 102-104. Commissioner of, 81. K'ang Hsi, Emperor— Dictionary and phrase-concordance ordered, 64, 65. Foot-binding prohibited by, 203. Kiangsu riot, 99. Language, Chinese— Colloquial— Coupling of words, 20. Dialects, number and distinction of, 6-10. Lack of vocables, 17-21. Mandarin, _see that title_. Monosyllables, incapable of inflection, 10-17. Rhyme, 67-68. Simpleness of study, 4-5. Suffixes, 21. Tenses, 13-15. Tones, _see that title_. Dialects, number and distinction of, 6-10. Dictionaries, _see that title_. Grammar, absence of, 10. Greek words, 133-135. "Lion," word for, 23,133. Mandarin language, _see that title_. "Pidgin" English, 17. Study of— Advantages and objects of study, 107. Relative values of Chinese and Greek, 109. Students of Chinese wanted, 139. Women students—Misses Fay and Fielde, 6. Terms of abuse, 124. Tones, _see that title_. Written— Bamboo tablets, 26. Conjunction "and," 28. Difficulty of study, 5-6. Errors in analysis of words, 33-35. Non-application of rule in cases, 32. Number of words, 18, 19. Origin and development, 25-32. Paper, invention of, 26. Parts of written characters, 22-28. Phonetic basis and indicator, 29-36. Hsü Shên dictionary, 63-64. Modern standard dictionary, 64-65. Pictures of words and ideas, 25-28. Uniformity all over China, 22. Language, Japanese, absence of terms of abuse, 124. Lao Tzŭ, _see_ Taoism.