rected by the President, and has so co-operated in every war in which the United States has been engaged. The officers of the service are commissioned by the President and hold rank by law with officers of the army and navy, as follows: Captains with Majors in the ármy and Lieutenant Commanders in the navy; First Lieutenants with Captains in the army and Lieutenants in the navy; Second Lieutenants with First Lieutenants in the army and Lieutenants (junior grade) in the navy; Third Lieutenants with Second Lieutenants in the army and Ensigns in the navy. The service consists of 218 commissioned officers and cadets on the active list, and 1,250 petty officers and enlisted men. Commissioned officers of the line are appointed from cadet graduates of the School of Instruction at South Baltimore, Md. The cadet course covers three years. Second Assistant Engineers are appointed from civil life by competitive examination. The commandant of the service is detailed from among the Captains by the Secretary of the Treasury. LINE OFFICERS AND ENGINEERS. . Name. Date app't'd.] Name. PRINCIPAL Captains. Date app't'd. Name. Date app't'd. Broadbent, H. M.Oct. 29, 03 Pedrick, Willits....Apr. 8, 96 Munger, Fred. M.Aug. 9, 87 Thompson, P. W.Jan. 21, 04 Webber, E. P.....Mar. 25, 98 Tozier, Dorr F..Sept. 22, 87 Moore, J. C......June 10, 04 Chalker, Jas. H...May 11, 98 Smith, Horatio D.Jan. 31, 91 West, H. B......June 20, 04 Howison, A. J....Aug. 26, 98 Hamlet, Oscar C.Apr. 15, 95 Cantwell, J. C....Oct. 11, 04 Cutchin, N. E.....Aug. 26, 98 Kilgore, Wm. F..May 3, 95 Sill, J. L........Apr. 1, 05 Nash, Chas, F....Aug. 26, 98 Hall, David A... May 27, 95 Reed, B. L......Apr. 29, 05 Boyd, Harry L...Aug. 26, 98 Tuttle, Francis... May 27, 95 Quinan, J. H.....July 1, 05 Spear, Herbert W.Aug. 26, 98 Walker, Thos. D. Aug. 16, 95 Perry K. W.....Apr. 20, 06 Bowen, Denis F..Apr. 18, 99 Rogers, Henry B. Nov. 9, 96 Ainsworth, D. J...July 8, 06 Falkenstein, F. R.July 27, 00 Willey. Owen S..Apr. 18, 99 Brown, J. H....July 10, 06 Coyle, John B....July 25, 01 Newcomb, F. H..Apr. 13, 02 Reinburg, J. E.Sept. 15, 06 Butler, Harry U..Sept. 25, 01 Chaytor, E. C...Apr. 13, 02 Moore, J. M.....Oct. 1, 06 Dorry, J. Edward. Apr. 13, 02 Cushing, Wm. H.Apr. 13, 02) Jacobs, W. V. E. Nov. 4, 06 McAllister, C. A..Apr. 13, 02 Wadsworth, F. G. F. Chief Engineers. Zastrow, Chas. W.July 30, 02 Apr. 13, 02 Dally, John R...Jan. 19, 76 Jones, Levin T...Aug. 17, 02 Howland, W. S..Apr. 13, 62 Schwartz, E. G..Apr. 18, 95 Maccoun, Wm. E.Oct. 14, 02 Wild. John F....Apr. 13, 02 Barrows, H. C...May 27, 95 Green, C. M.. ..Dec. 6, 03 Fengar, Chas. C. Apr. 13, 02 Blakemore, W. F.May 27, 95 Wood, H. N... ..Jan. 17, 04 Hanks, A. P. R..Apr. 13, 05 Whitworth, H. C..June 6, 95 Spencer, H. K.....Apr. 7, 04 Ross, Worth G...June 3, 02 Coffin, Chas. C....July 5, 95 Kotzschmar, H.,jr. Apr. 10, 04 Reynolds, W. E..Jan. 31, 03 French, D. McC...June 6, 95 Schoenborn, H. F.July 17, 04 Foley, D. P.....Sept. 23, 03 Munroe, Chas. W.June 6, 95 Wright, R. E....Aug. 23, 05 Dunwoody, F. M.Sept. 23, 03 Owen, Fred'k E...June 6, 95 Harvey, Urban...June 13, 06 Emery, Howard. Sept. 23, 03] Foote, Chas, H... Feb. 1, 961 The revenue cutter fleet includes thirteen first rate, thirteen second and ten third rate vessels. In the first class are the McCulloch, 1,280 tons; the Bear and the Thetis, 1,200 tons; the Mohawk, 980; the Manning, 962; the Algonquin, Gresham and Onondaga, 936; the Itasca, 839; the Seminole, 785; the Tuscarora, 670; the Apache, 664, and the Rush, 550. Two other cutters, the Androscoggin, 1,270 tons, and the Pamlico, 408 tons, are being constructed. The McCulloch carries six guns, the Itasca ten, the Algonquin five, the others from one to four guns. These vessels can be converted to military use, and were so converted during the Spanish war. Switzerland Berne. Uruguay & Paraguay. Montevideo. Venezuela Madrid..................... William M Collier... Hamilton King Charles H. Graves... Brutus J. Clay. Edward C. O'Brien.. N. J... N. Y.. ... Mich 10,000 1897 7,500) 1905 10,000 7,500 1905 7,500 1905 12,000 1905 7,500 1906 10,000 1906 7,500 1902 10,000 1906 7,500 1903 7,500 7,500 1903 12,000 1905 7,500 1905 Caracas........ W. W. Russell... Ministers Resident and Consuls General, Dominican Republic..[Santo Domingo. Thomas C. Dawson. 7,500 1905 7,500 195 10,000 1905 Secretaries of Embassies and Legations. Vienna.. Second secretary...Vienna...... George B. Rives.. Brazil: Secretary Rio Janeiro. George L. Lorillard.. France: The following army and navy officers are detailed as attaches to embassies and legations: Great Britain, Lieut. Com. J. H. Gibbons, U. S. N., and Captain Sydney A. Cloman, U. S. A. Germany-Lieut. Com. William L. Howard, U. S. N., and Captain William S. Biddle, jr., U. S. A. France-Commander John C. Frémont, U. S. N., and Captain William S. Guignard, U. S. A. Russia-Commander John C. Frémont, 9. N., and Major William W. Gibson, U. S. A. Austria-Hungary-Lieut. Com. William L. Howard, U. S. N., and Lieut. John McClintock, U. S. A. Italy Lieut. Com, William L. Howard, U. S. N., and Major Frank A. Edwards, U. S. A. ChinaLieut. Frank Marble, U. S. N., and Captain Henry Leonard, U. S. A. Dominican Republic-Captain Charles Young, U. S. A. Hayti-Captain Charles Young, U. S. A. Japan-Lieut. Frank Marble, U. S. N., and U. S. A. Mexico - Major Alexis R. Paxton. Argentine Republic-Captain Frank Parker, U. S. A. BrazilMajor Lyman W. V. Kennon, U. S. A. Sweden-Major William W. Gibson, U. S. A. *DIPLOMATS ACCREDITED TO THE UNITED STATES. Austria-Hungary.-Ambassador E. and P., Ladislaus Hengelmüller von Hengervar: P. C., Counsellor of Embassy, Count Louis Szechenyi; Secretary of Embassy, Baron F. Haymerle; Second Secretary, Moritz Szent-Ivany. Embassy, 1,304 18th street. Brazil.-Ambassador E. and P., Joaquim Nabuco; First Secretary of Embassy, Sylvino Gurgel do Amaral; Second Secretaries, E. L. Chermont, A. Velloso; Military Attaché, Major A. V. de Pederneiras, Naval Attaché, Lieutenant Commander Radler de Aquino. Embassy, 1710 H. street. de France. -Ambassador E. and P., J. J. Jusserand; Counsellor of Embassy, M. des Portes de la Fosse; Secretary, Viscount Charles de Chambrun; Third Secretary, Viscount de Martel; Military Attaché, Capt. Fournier; Naval Attaché, Lieut. Com, de Blanpré. Embassy, 1,640 Rhode Island ave. Germany.-Ambassador E. and P., Freiherr Speck von Sternburg: Counsellor of Legation and First Secretary, Count Hermann von Hatzfeld-Wildenburg Third Secretary, H. S. H. Prince zu Lynar; Attaché, Lieutenant Kochler; Military Attaché, *Corrected to Dec. 1, 1906. Addresses, if not otherwise stated, Washington, D. C. Major Koerner; Naval Attaché, Captain Hans Georg Hebbinghaus. Embassy, 1,435 Massachusetts ave. Great Britain. Ambassador E and P. Counsellor of Embassy, Esme W. Howard; Second Secretaries, Hon. Ronald C. Lindsay and C. M. S. Higgins; Third Secretary, Wm. Seeds; Attaché, H. A. G. Watson; Military Attaché, Lieut. Col. Count Gleichen; Naval Attaché, Capt. F. E. C. Ryan. Embassy, 1,300 Connecticut ave. Italy-Ambassador E. and P., Baron Edmondo Mayor des Planches; Secretary, Giulio Cesare Montagna; Attachés, Roberto Centaro, Count G. B. Nani Mocenigo; Naval Attaché, Lieut. Carlo Pfister; Commercial Delegate, Professor Antonio Ravaioli. Embassy, 1,400 New Hampshire ave. Japan.-Ambassador B. and P., Viscount Siuzo Aoki; Counsellor of Embassy, Tsunejiro Miyaoka; Second Secretary, Masanao Hanihara; Attaché, Isaburo Yoshida; Military Attaché, Major Kunishige Tanaka; Naval Atttaché, Lieut. Commander Naomi Taniguchi. Embassy, 1,310 N st. Mexico.-Ambassador E. and P., Joaquin de Casasus; First Secretary, Balbino Dávalos; Second Secretaries, Crisoforo Canseco, Luis Ricoy: Third Secretaries, Manuel Zapata Vera, jr.; Manuel L Berriozábal; Military Attaché, Embassy, 1,415 I st. Russia.-Ambassador E. and P., Baron Rosen, Master of the Imperial Court; Counsellor of Embassy, M. Kroupensky; First Secretary of Embassy, Prince Nicolas Koudacheff; Second Secretaries, B. de Siebert, M. de Thal; Military Attaché, Col. Raspopoff; Naval Attaché, Commander Nebolsine. Embassy, 1,634 I st. Legations. Argentine Republic.-E. E. and M. P., Epifanio Portela; First Secretary of Legation, Carlos E. Zavalia; Second Secretary, Julian Portela, Legation, 2,108 16th st. Belgium-E E. and M. P., Baron Ludovic Moncheur; Counsellor of Legation, E. Havenith; Attaché, Pol L Tellier. Legation, 1,719 H st. Bolivia.-E. E. and M. P. Ignacio Calderon; First Secretary, Jorge E. Zalles. Legation, 1,633 16th st. Chili.-E. E. and M. P.. Joaquin Walker-Martinez; First Secretary, Alberto Yoacham; Second Secretary, Manuel Salinas F.; Military Attaché, Col Vincente del Solar. Legation, 1,915 N st. China.-E. E. and M. P., Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng, K. C. M. G.; First Secretary, Chow Tszchi; Second Secretaries, Chang Chuan, Yung Kwal; Attachés, Wu Chang, Liang Pi Chuan. Legation, 2,001 19th st. Colombia.-E. E. and M. P., Enrique Cortes; First Secretary of Legation, Pomponio Guzman. Legation, 1,312 21st st. Costa Rica.-E. E. and M. P., Joaquin Bernardo Calvo. Legation, 1,329 18th st. Cuba.-E. E. and M. P., Gonzalo de Quesada; First Secretary, Arturo Padró y Almeida; Second Secretary, Antonio Montero y Pineiro; Attachés, Arturo Macari Romero, Antonio Ruiz y Olivares. Legation, The Wyoming. Denmark.-E. E. and M. P., Constantin Brun. Legation, 1,521 20th st. Dominican Republic.-M. R., Emilio C. Joubert; Secretary of Legation, Arturo L. Fiallo. Legation, The Shoreham, Ecuador.-E. E. and M. P., Luis Felipe Carbo; Secretary of Legation, Louis Alberto Carbo. Legation, 1,222 Connecticut ave. Guatemala.-E. E. and M. P., Secretary of Legation, Ramon Ben goechea, Legation, 2-4 Stone st., New York City. Honduras.-See Salvador. Hayti.-E. E. and M. P., J. N. Léger; Secretary, Perceval Thoby. 1,429 Rhode Island ave. Legation, Netherlands.-E. E. and M. P.. Jonkherr R. de Marees Van Swinderen; Secretary of Legation, W. A. Royaards. Legation, 1,738 M st. Nicaragua.-E. E. and M. P., Luis F. Corea. Legation, 2,003 O st. Norway.-E. E. and M. P., C. Hauge; Secretary of Legation, O. Skybak. gation, 1,737 H st. Le Panama.-E. E and M. P., J. Domingo de Obaldia;_ Secretary, C. C. Arosemena; Attaché, G. de Obaldia; Honorary Attaché, Jorge E. Boyd. Highlands. Legation, the Paraguay.-E. E. and M. P., Cecilio Baez; Attaché, Reinaldo Bibolini. Legation, 600 Bond Building. Persia.-E. E. and M. P., General Morteza Khan. Legation, 1,800 19th st. Peru.-E. E. and M. P., Felipe Pardo; Secretary, Alfredo Alvarez Calderon; Attachés Manuel R. Candamo, Alfredo Benavides. Legation, 2,171 Florida ave. Portugal-E. E. and M. P., Viscount de Alte. Legation, care Brazilian Em bassy. Salvador and Honduras.-E. E. and M. P., José Rose Pacas. Siam.-E. E. and M. P., Phya Akharaj Varadhara; Secretary of Legation, Edward H. Loftus; Attaché, Nai Cheun. Legation, The Arlington. Spain.-E. E. and M. P., Bernardo Jacinto de Cologan; First Secretary, Luis Pastor; Second Secretary, Manuel Walls y Merino; Military Attaché, Lieut. Col. Federico de Monteverde. Legation, 1,721 Q st. Secretary of Legation, A. Ekengren, Sweden.-E. E. and M. P., Legation, 2,117 S st. Switzerland.-E. E. and M. P., Leo Vogel; Secretary of Legation, A. de Pury. Legation, 2,013 Hilyer Place. Turkey.-E. E. and M. P., Chekib Bey; First Secretary, Djelal Munif Bey; Second Secretary, Sidky Bey; Military Attaché, Lieut. Col. Aziz Bey. Legation, 2, 101 8 st. Uruguay.-E. E. and M. P. Dr. Luis Melian Lafinur; First Secretary, Pedro Requena Bermudez; Attaché, Pabic M. Ferres; Naval Attaché, Lieut. Eduardo Mario Saez. Legation, 1,752 M st. -; Chargé d'Affaires, R. Garbiras Guzman; First Secretary of Legation, Augusto F. Pulido. Legation, The Rochambeau. Venezuela.-E. E. and M. P.. Aracaju Trieste Vienna Brünn Belgium. Antwerp Brussels Charleroi Ghent Liege Verviers Brazil. Bahia Para Manaos George M. Hotschick (C.). Wis. 1906 3,000 William A. Rublee (C. G.)..Wis. Henry W. Diederich (C. G.). [D. C. Albert A. Morawetz (C.).. Walter A. Neafle (A.).. George E. Anderson (C. G.). Rio Grande do Sul... Jorge Vereker (A.). Antofagasta Frank D. Aller (A.). Arica Tomas Bradley (A.). Michigan 1900 2,000 |