Temples of Japan, 276; Pekin, 169-72 Teshoo Lama, 170 Tien-tsin, 133; railway, completion, 127, 134; population, 133; European quarter, 133; situation, 134; export of coal, 135; fighting at, 135 Tobolsk, 36 Tokio, impressions of, 275, 283, 301; University, 292; number of students, 293; the library, 293; Printing Office, or _Insatsu Kyoku_, 294; Commercial Museum, 295; arsenal, 295; style of the buildings, 301 Tombs, Imperial, at Mukden, 100-4 Tombs, Princesses', at Pekin, 167 Tomsk, 36, 39 Tong-Shan, first coal-pit, 135 Tonking, under French administration, 362 Tormer-To, 200 Torture, practice of, in Korea, 207 Trans-Baikalia, mines, 57; inhabitants, 58 Trans-Siberian Railway, 16; extent, 22; construction, 12, 22, 55 _Troikas_, 94 Tsi-tsi-kar, 68, 75; population, 68 Tungus, the, 43 Udinsk, 40 Ural Mountains, 33; mines, 34; inscription, 35 Vladivostok, 59 Volga, the, 31 Wafungtien, 125 Wetzel, Mr., director of the East China Railway, kidnapped by Chunchuses, 118 White, Mr., 124 Windmills, number of, 28 Witte, Count, 383 Women, treatment of, in Korea, 215; form of marriage, 217; work, 219; recreations, 219 Yalu river, 193, 229 Yangtse-kiang, 137 Yeddo Palace, reception at, 303; decorations, 304 Yellow Sea, 59; bays of the, 130 Yenisei, 41 Ying-tse, 124 Yokohama, 339 Yong-Sang, college and seminary at, 238 Yuan-chi-kai, Viceroy, 370; his policy, 371 Yuan-tsi-Khai, 137 Yung-Lo, 171 _Zakouska_, 107 Z'mershan, coal-mines at, 125 PLYMOUTH WILLIAM BRENDON AND SON PRINTERS Transcriber's Notes : (1) Obvious typographical, punctuation, and consistency errors have been corrected. (2) Italic text is represented by _underlines_. (3) [=o] indicates the letter o with a macron mark.