UNITED STATES

REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE. (Under the Treasury Department.)

CHARLES D. HILLES, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, having supervisi WORTH G. ROSS, Chief Division Revenue Cutter Service and Captain Commandant ........Commissioned April 25, 1 CHARLES A. M'ALLISTER, Engineer in Chief...........Commissioned April 25, 1 The U. S. Revenue Cutter Service is a military arm of the government attac to and under the direction of the Treasury Department. Its duties are to enfo the navigation and customs laws of the United States, assist vessels in distr protect the seal industry in Alaska, enforce the quarantine laws and co-operate

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The officers of the service are commissioned by the President and hold rank law with officers of the army and navy, as follows: Captain commandant with cold in the army and captain in the navy; senior captains with lieutenant colonels and e manders; engineers in chief with lieutenant colonels and commanders; senior engine with majors and lieutenant commanders; captains with majors and lieutenant a manders; first lieutenants with captains and lieutenants; second lieutenants first lieutenants and lieutenants (junior grade); third lieutenants with lieutenants and ensigns. The service consists of 291 commissioned officers cadets on the active list, and 1,250 petty officers and enlisted men. Commissioned ficers of the lire are appointed from cadet graduates of the School of Instruction, South Baltimore, Md. The cadet course covers three years. Second assistant gineers are appointed from civil life by competitive examination. PRINCIPAL LINE OFFICERS AND ENGINEERS.

Senior Captains.
Munger, Fred. M.
Hamlet, Oscar C.
Newcomb, F. H.
Wild, J. F.

Hanks, A. W. P.
Foley, D. P.

Captains.
Reynolds, W. E.
Dunwoody, F. M.
Emery, Howard
Broadbent, H. M.

West, H. B.
Cantwell, J. C.

Sill, J. L.
Reed, B. L.
Quinan, J. H.
Perry, K. W.
Brown, J. H.
Reinburg, J. E.
Moore, J. M.
Jacobs, W. V. E
Uberroth, P. H.

Henderson, A. J.

Landrey, S. M.
Bertholf, E. P.
Crisp, R. O.
Carden, G. L.
Dodge, F. G.
Carmine, R. G.
Haake, J. H.
Daniels, G. M.
De Otte, D. F. A.
Van Boskerk, F. S.
Levis, F. A.
Winram, S. B.

Ballinger, J. G.
Johnston, C. E.
Captains of
Engineers.
Schwartz, E. G.
French, D. McC.
Munroe, Charles V
Owen, Fred. E.
Pedrick, William
Webber, E. P.

The revenue cutter fleet includes seventeen first rate, nine second and elevent rate vessels. In the first class are the Seneca, 1,480 tons; the Androscoggin, 1,270; McCulloch, 1,280; the Bear and the Thetis, 1,200; the Tahoma, 1,050; the Yamac 1,006; the Mohawk, 980; the Manning, 962; the Algonquin, the Gresham and Onondaga, 936; the Itasca, 839; the Seminole, 785; the Tuscarora, 670; the Apache, and the Rush, 550. The McCulloch carries six guns, the Itasca fifteen, the Algon five, the others from one to four guns.

Midshipmen, Warrant Officers, Pay Clerks and Mates.

NOTES.-Officers and enlisted men receive 10 per cent additional for sea duty, or shore duty beyond continental limits of the United States, except Porto Rico and Hawaii. Officers and enlisted men receive 75 per cent of their highest active pay when placed on the retired list.

The monthly pay of enlisted men in the navy ranges from a minimum of $17 60 for apprentice seamen and for landsmen to $71 50 for chief master-at-arms. They receive 75 cents extra per month for each good conduct bar or medal; $5 extra per month if detailed as coxswains, jacks-of-the-dust, lamplighters or crew messmen, and for service on submarine vessels; from $3 to $1 if detailed as signalmen; from $10 to $2 as gun pointers, according to expertness, or as cooks ashore, $3 if qualified as expert riflemen; $2 as sharpshooters, and $1 as marksmen. For each consecutive re-enlistment for four years, $1 36 per month is added to

pay.

Secretary....

Rio de Janeiro.. Hoffman Philip...

Second secretary.... Rio de Janeiro.. M. Marshall Langhorne.. Va.

France:

Second secretary... Paris.

Arthur Bailly-Bdanchard.. La.
Franklin M. Gunther..... Va.

Germany:

1Also Envoy Extraordinary to Rumania and Servia. 2 Also Consul General.

N. J.. $3,000 190
Md.

2,000 190

N. Y..

3,000 190

2,000 190

Penn.

3.000 190

Mass..

2.000 190

1,200 190

Austria-Hungary.-Ambassador E. and P., Baron Hengelmüller von Hengervar; P. C., Counsellor of Legation, Baron Louis Ambrozy; First Secretary of Legation, Count Felix von Brusselle-Schaubeck; Second Secretary of Legation, Baron Demeter Hye; Attaché, Count Alexander Török; Naval Attaché, Commander Baron F. Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein. Embassy, No. 1304 18th street.

Brazil.-Ambassador E. and P., Joaquim Nabuco; Counsellor of Embassy, R. de Lima e Silva; Second Secretaries, E. L. Chermont, Gustavo de Vianna-Kelsch: Military Attaché, Lieutenant Colonel A. V. de Pederneiras; Naval Attaché, Lieutenant Commander D. R. Marques de Azevedo. Embassy, No. 20 Lafayette square.

France. Ambassador E. and P., J. J. Jusserand; Counsellor of Embassy, M. Lefèvre Portalis; First Secretary, M. de Peretti de la Rocca; Third Secretary, M.

*Corrected to Dec. 1, 1909. Addresses, if not otherwise stated, Washington, D. C.

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Tailhand; Military Attaché, Captain de Chambrun; Naval Attaché, Lieutena mander Benoist d'Azy. Embassy, No. 2460 16th street.

Germany.-Ambassador E. and P., Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorf sellor and First Secretary, Count George von Wedel; Second Secretary, Ba Heyl zu Herrnsheim; Third Secretary, Mr. Von Stumm; Attachés, Mr. V01 witz und Gaffron, A. C. Horstmann, Baron von Hardenbrock, Lieutenant von ing and Lieutenant von Ernst; Military Attaché, Major von Livonius; Naval Commander Retzmann. Embassy, No. 1435 Massachusetts avenue.

Great Britain.- Ambassador E. and P., Right Hon. James_Bryce, Counsellor of Embassy, Alfred Mitchell Innes; Second Secretaries, G. Young, M H. W. Kennard and Esmond Ovey, M. V. O.; Third Secretary, H. Beresfor Military Attaché, Lieutenant Colonel B. R. James; Naval Attaché, Captain C Sowerby. Embassy, No. 1300 Connecticut avenue.

Italy. Ambassador E. and P., Baron Edmondo Mayor des Planches; Cc of Embassy, Marquis Paolo di Montagliari; Second Secretary, Roberto Centar Secretary, Giulano Cora; Naval Attaché, Lieutenant Filippo Camperio; Com Delegate, Professor Antonio Ravaioli. Embassy, No. 1400 New Hampshire av Japan.-Ambassador E. and P., Baron Kogoro Takahira; Counsellor of E Keishiro Matsui; First Secretary, Masanao Hanihara; Third Secretary, Seiich hashi; Attaché, Nobumori Osaki; Military Attaché, Lieutenant Colonel K1 Tanaka; Naval Attaché, Commander Tokutaro Hiraga. Embassy, No. 1310 N Mexico.- Ambassador E. and P., Francisco Leon de la Barra; First Se Balbina Davalos; Second Secretaries, Julio W. Baz and Carlos Pereyra ; Secretaries, Manuel Villada y Cardoso and Ricardo Huerta; Military Attaché Fortino M. Davila. Embassy, K street and McPherson square.

Russia.- Ambassador E. and P., Baron Rosen, Master of the Imperial Counsellor of Embassy, M. Kroupensky; First Secretary of Embassy, Prince N Koudacheff; Second Secretaries, M. de Thal and M. Obnorsky; Attaché, B. de Military Attaché, Colonel Baron de Bode; Naval Attaché, Commander Va Embassy, No. 1634 I street.

Turkey.- Ambassador E. and P., Hussein Kiazim Bey; Counsellor of E A. Rustem Bey; First Secretary, Reouf Ahmed Bey; Second Secretary, I Rifaat Bey. Embassy, No. 1711 Connecticut avenue.

Legations.

Argentine Republic.-E. E. and M. P., Epifanio Portela; First Secret Legation, Alberto Palacios Costa; Second Secretary, Julian Portela. Legatio Albany.

Belgium.-E. E. and M. P., Count de Buisseret Steenbecque de Blaren Counsellor of Legation, E. de Cartier de Marchienne; Secretary, Prince H. de Attache, Emile Casteur. Legation, No. 1719 H street.

Bolivia.-E. E. and M. P., Ignacio Calderon; First Secretary, Jorge E. Legation, No. 1633 16th street.

Chili.-E. E. and M. P., Anibal Cruz; First Secretary, Alberto Yoa Second Secretary, Alejandro Herguinego. Legation, No. 1104 Vermont avenue China.-E. E. and M. P., Dr. Wu Ting-fang; First Secretary, Ou ShouSecond Secretaries, Dr. Yen Wei-ching, W. Kwei Chih; Attachés, Lin Shih Yuan Ko-shaun, Wu Chang; Commercial Attaché, T. K. Liang. Legation, N 19th street.

Colombia.-E. E. and M. P., Enrique Cortes; First Secretary, Pomponi
man; Attaché, Eduardo Pombo. Legation, No. 5 West 83d street, New York
Costa Rica.-E. E. and M. P., Joaquin B. Calvo. Legation, No. 1329 18th
Cuba.-E. E. and M. P., General Carlos Garcia Velez; First Secretary,
Padro y Almeida. Legation, Union Trust Building.

Denmark.-E. E. and M. P.,, Count Moltke. Legation, No. 2622 16th
Dominican Republic.-E. E. and M. P., Emilio C. Joubert; Secreta
Legation, Arturo L. Fiallo. Legation, Stoneleigh Court.
Ecuador.-E. E. and M. P. Luis Felipe Carbo; Secretary of Legation
Alberto Carbo. Legation, No. 1614 I street.

Road.

Greece.-E. E. and M. P., L. A. Coromilas. Legation, No. 2009 Col Guatemala.-E. E. and M. P., Dr. Luis Toledo Herrarte; Secretary of tion, Ramon Bengoechea. Legation, The Highlands.

Honduras.-E. E. and M. P., Dr. Luis Lazoa; Secretary, Dr. Guil Moncada. Legation, No. 1830 Columbia Road.

Hayti.-E. E. and M. P., H. Pauleus Sannon; Secretary, Mr. PriceLegation, No. 1429 Rhode Island avenue.

Netherlands.-E. E. and M. P., Jonkherr G. Loudon; Attaché, W. Beaufort. Legation, No. 1901 Rhode Island avenue.

Nicaragua.-Vacant.

Norway.-E. E. and M. P., O. Gude; Secretary of Legation, O. Sk Legation, 1502 Vermont avenue.

Panama.-E. E. and M. P., C. C. Arosemena; Secretary, José de Obal Attaché, Oswaldo Ramirez. Legation, The Highlands.

Persia.-E. E. and M. P., Morteza Khan. Legation, No. 1421 Monroe str Peru.-E. E. and M. P., Felipe Pardo; First Secretary, Manuel de Fre Santander. Legation, No. 1737 H street.