made from the midshipmen, graduates of the year, at the conclusion of their six years' course, in the order of merit as determined by the Academic Board. At least fifteen appointments from such graduates will be made each year. To surplus graduates who do not receive such appointments will be given a certificate of graduation, an honorable discharge and one year's sea pay, as provided for midshipmen. NAVAL PAY TABLE. Section 13 of the Navy Personnel bill, which became a law or March 3, 1899, provided that "after June 30, 1899, commissioned officers of the line of the Navy and of the Medical and Pay Corps shall receive the same pay and allowances, except forage, as are or may be provided by or in pursuance of law or officers of corresponding rank in the Army: Provided, that such officers when on shore duty shall receive the allowances, but 15 per centum less pay than when on sea duty; but this provision shall not apply to warrant officers commissioned under Section 12 of this act. Provided further, that when naval officers are detailed for shore duty beyond seas they shall receive the same pay and allowances as are or may be provided by or in pursuance of law for officers of the Army detailed for duty in similar places." The pay of officers of the Army of and below the rank of colonel is. increased 10 per cent for each five years of service in the grade, until the increase amounts to 40 per cent of the original pay, when no further increase may be made. The pay of a retired officer is 75 per cent of the highest pay of his grade on the active list. The relative rank between officers of the Navy (whether on the active or retired list) and officers of the Army is as follows: Admiral with general, rear admiral with major general and brigadier general, captain with colonel, commander with lieutenant colonel, lieutenant commander with major, lieutenant with captain, lieutenant of junior grade with first lieutenant, ensign with second lieutenant. The following is the pay table: *Officers of the Pay and Medical Corps receive the same pay as other officers with whom they rank. NAVY (STAFF). Chaplains. First five years, at sea, $2,500; shore duty, $2,000; leave or waiting orders, $1,600. Second five years, $2,800, $2,300, $1,900. Professors of Mathematics.-First five years, at sea or shore duty, $2,400; leave or waiting orders, $1,500. Second five years, $2,700, $2,700, $1,800. Third five years, $3,000, $3,000, $2,100. Fourth five years and thereafter, $3,500, $3,500, $2,600. Civil Engineers.-Same as professors of mathematics. Naval Constructors.-First five years, on duty, $3,200; on leave or waiting orders, $2,200. Second five years, $3,400, $2,400. Third five years, $3,700, $2,700. Fourth five years, $4,000, $3,000. After twenty years, $4,200, $3,200. Assistant Naval Constructors.-First four years, $2,000. Warrant Officers (boatswains, carpenters, gunners, sailmakers and machinists).— First three years, at sea, $1,200; shore duty, $900; leave or waiting orders, $700. Second three years, $1,300, $1,000, $800. Third three years, $1,400, $1,300, $900. Fourth three years, $1,600, $1,300, $1,000. After twelve years, $1,800, $1,600, $1,200. Mates (in service August 1, 1894).-At sea, $1,200; shore duty, $900; leave or waiting orders, $700. (Appointed since August 1, 1894.) At sea, $900; shore duty, $700; leave or waiting orders, $500. SECRETARIES OF EMBASSIES AND LEGATIONS-(Continued). Country. Russia: Second secretary.... St. Petersburg.. Montgomery Schuyler, Argentine Republic... Buenos Ayres.. Edward W. Ames. Date App'd Sal'ry. of from. app't nI Henry P. Fletcher...... Brazil Chili.. China: Secretary 2Colombia Bogota N. Y.. 1,800) 1903 Iowa 1,800) 1902 Mass Penn 1,800 1903 2Sweden & Norway.. Stockholm Switzerland Turkey: Secretary Second secretary. Venezuela Caracas Liberia Jacob Sleeper. Constantinople.. Peter A. Jay..... W. W. Russell. Mass 1Also Envoy Extraordinary to Greece, Rumania and Servia. MILITARY AND NAVAL ATTACHES. The following Army and Navy officers are detailed as attaches to Embassies and Legations: Great Britain-Captain Charles H. Stockton, U. S. N., and Major John H. Beacom, U. S. A. Germany-Lieut. Com. Templin M. Potts U. S. N., and Captain Wm. S. Biddle, jr., U. S. A. France-Lieut. Com, Roy Campbell Smith, U. S. N., and Captain T. Bentley Mott, U. S. A. Russia-Lieut. Com. Roy Campbell Smith, AustriaHungary-Lieut. Com. Templin M. Potts, U. S. N., and Captain Floyd W. Harris, U. S. A. Italy Lieut. Com. Templin M. Potts, U. S. N. China-Lieut. Com. Charles C. Marsh, U. S. N., and Captain André W. Brewster, U. S. A. Cuba-Lieut. Matthew E. Hanna, U. S. A. Japan Lieut. Com. Charles C. Marsh, U. S. N., and Major Oliver E. Wood, U. S. A. Corea-Captain André W. Brewster, U. S. A. Venezuela-Lieut. Marbury Johnson, U. S. N. *DIPLOMATS ACCREDITED TO THE UNITED STATES. EMBASSIES. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.-Ambassador E. and P., Ladislaus Hengelmüller von Hengervar, P. C.; Counsellor of Embassy, Baron Karl von Giskra; Attachés, Ivan von Rubido-Zichy, Count Frederick Hoyos. Embassy, 1,307 Connecticut-ave. FRANCE.-Ambassador E. and P., J. J. Jusserand; First Secretary and Counsellor of Embassy, M. des Portes de la Fosse; Third Secretary, Viscount Charles de Chambrun; Attachés, Jules Boufve, Roger Anginieur; Military Attaché, Major P. Vignal; Navai Attaché, Lieut. Com. de Faramond de Lafajole. Embassy, 1,640 Rhode Island-ave. GERMANY.-Ambassador E. and P., Freiherr Speck von Sternburg; Counsellor of Legation and First Secretary of Embassy, Freiherr von dem Bussche-Haddenhausen: Second Secretary, Robert R. Scheller-Steinwartz; Third Secretary, von Verdy du Vernois; Military Attachés, Major Otto von Etzel, Lieutenant Martin; Naval Attaché, Cominander Erwin Schaefer. Embassy. 1,435 Massachusetts-ave. GREAT BRITAIN.-Ambassador E and P., the Right Honorable Sir H. M. Durand, G. C. M. G., K. C. S. I.. K. C. I. E.; Secretary of Embassy, Arthur S. Raikes; Second Secretaries, Percy Wyndham, Herbert G. Dering; Third Secretaries, S. Waterlow, Hugh Gurney; Military Attaché, Lieutenant Colonel H. J. Foster; Naval Attaché, Captain Dudley Rawson de Chair. Embassy, 1,300 Connecticut-ave. ITALY.-Ambassador E. and P., Edmondo Mayor des Pianches; Counsellor of Embassy, Count Vincenzo Macchi di Cellere; Second Secretary, Giulio Cæsare Montagna; Attaché, Riccardo Borghetti; Honorary Attaché, Count Giuseppe della Gherardesca; Commercial Delegate, Professor Antonio Ravaioli. Embassy, 1,400 New-HampshireMEXICO.-Ambassador E. and P., Manuel de Aspiroz; First Secretary, Federico ave. Gamboa; Second Secretaries, Rodrigo de Aspiroz, Cristófero Canseco; Third Secretaries, Luis G. Labastida, jr., Manuel Torres y Sagaseta; Military Attaché, Lieutenant Colonel Ignacio Altamira. Embassy, 1,415 I-st. RUSSIA.-Ambassador E. and P., Count Cassini, Master of the Imperial Court; First Secretary, Theodore Hansen; Second. Secretary, M. Bobroff; Attaché, Stanislas Gutowski; Military Attaché, Colonel Raspopow; Naval Attaché, Commander Alexandre Boutakoff. Embassy, 1,500 Rhode Island-ave. LEGATIONS. ARGENTINE REPUBLIC-E. E, and M. P., Martin Garcia Mérou; Secretary of Legation, 1,612 Twentieth-st. Legation, BELGIUM.-E. E and M. P., Baron Ludovic Moncheur; Counsellor of Legation, Charles C. Wauters; Attaché, Pol L. Tellier. Legation, 1,719 H-st. BOLIVIA.-E. E. and M. P., Fernando E, Guachalla; First Secretary. Jorge E Zalles; Second Secretary, Adolfo Diaz Romero. Legation, the Portner. BRAZIL-E. E. and M. P., J. F. de Assis-Brasil; First Secretary, Alfredo de M. Gomes Ferreira; Second Secretary, Rinaldo de Lima e Silva. Legation, 1,411 Hopkins-st. CHILI.-E. E. and M. P., Joaquin Walker-Martinez; First Secretary, Domingo Gana. Legation, 1,800 N-st. CHINA.-E. E. and M. P., Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng, K. C. M. G.; First Secretary, Chow Tszchi; Second Secretaries, Chang Chaun, Sun Sze-yee; Attaché, Li Kwoh-Cheng. Legation, 2,001 Nineteenth-st. COLOMBIA.-E. E. and M. P., José Vincente Concha; Secretary of Legation, Dr. Thomas Herran, jr.; Counsellor of Legation, L. H. Andrews. Legation, 1,315 N-st. COSTA RICA.-E. E. and M. P., Joaquin Bernardo Calvo. Legation, 1,329 Eighteenth-st. CUBA.-E. E. and M. P., Gonzalo de Quesada, First Secretary, Antonio Martin Rivero; Second Secretary, Manuel de la Vega y Calderon. Legation, 1,006 Sixteenth-st. DENMARK.-E. E. and M. P., Constantin Brun. Legation, 1,521 Twentieth-st. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.-E. E. and M. P. (on special mission), Francisco Leonte Vasquez; Counsellor of Legation, Henry G. K. Heath. Legation, 35 Nassau-st., New-York City. ECUADOR.-E. E. and M. P., Dr. Alfredo Baquerizo; Secretary of Legation, Dr. Serafin S. Wither; Military Attaché, Lieutenant Colonel Enrique Roca. Legation, 11 Broadway, New-York City. GUATEMALA.-E. E. and M. P., Antonio Lazo Arriaga; Secretary of Legation, Joaquin Yela. Legation, 4 Stone-st., New-York City. HONDURAS.--Vacant. HAYTI.-E. E. and M. P., J. N. Léger; Secretary, Alfred Léger. Legation, 1,429 Rhode Island-ave. JAPAN.-E. E. and M. P., Kogoro Takahira; First Secretary, Count Hirokichi Mutsu; Second Secretary, Shotaro Kokubu; Third Secretary, Masanao Hanihara; Counsellor of Legation, Durham White Stevens; Naval Attaché, Lieutenant Commander Isam Takeshita. Legation, 1,310 N-st. KOREA.-E. E. and M. P., Minhui Cho; Second Secretary, Teh Moo Sin; Third Secretary, Seungku Ye; Counsellor of Legation, Charles W. Needham; Attachés, Chong Moo Hong. Chiyu Han. Legation, 1,500 Thirteenth-st. NETHERLANDS.-E. E. and M. P.. Baron W. A. F. Gevers; Secretary of Legation, J. H. Van Roijen. Legation, 1,709 Rhode Island-ave. NICARAGUA.-E. E. and M. P., Luis F. Corea; Secretary of Legation, Alejandro Bermudez; Third Secretary. Nicolas Veloz; Counsellor of Legation, Corry M. Stadden. Legation, 1,704 Q-st. PANAMA.-E. E. and M. P., Philippe Bunau-Varilla; Secretary, C. C. Arosemena, Legation, the New Willard. PERSIA.-E. E. and M. P., General Isaac Khan, Legation, 1,743 Eighteenth-st. PERU.-E. E. and M. P., Manuel Alvarez Calderon; First Secretary of Legation, Federico Alfonso Pezet; Attachés, Alfredo Alvarez Calderon, Manuel R. Candamo. Legation, 1,701 Massachusetts-ave. PORTUGAL-E. E. and M. P., Viscount de Alte. Legation, 1,909 N-st. SALVADOR.-E. E. and M. P., Rafael S. Lopez; Secretary of Legation, Federico Mejia. SIAM.-E. E. and M. P., Phya Akharaj Varadhara; Secretary of Legation, Edward H. Loftus. Legation, the Arlington. SPAIN.-E. E. and M. P., Emilio de Ojeda; First Secretary, Juan Riano; Second Secretary, Manuel Walls y Merino; Military Attaché, Lieutenant Colonel Federico de Monteverde. Legation, 1,720 H-st. SWEDEN AND NORWAY.-E. E. and M. P., A. Grip; Secretary of Legation, C. Hauge. Legation, 2,109 S-st. SWITZERLAND.-E. E. and M. P., Fernand du Martheray; Secretary of Legation, Ernst Probst; Attaché, Henry Stroehlin. Legation, 2,013 Hillyer Place. TURKEY.-E. E. and M. P., Chekib Bey; First Secretary, Djelal Munif Bey: Second Secretary, Sidky Bey; Military Attaché, Lieutenant Colonel Aziz Bey. Legation, Sayville, Long Island. URUGUAY.-E. E. and M. P., ; Secretary of Legation, Dr. Luis Alberto de Herrera; Second Secretary, Juan P. Etchegaray; Honorary Attaché. Adolfo Alonso Criado. VENEZUELA.-E. E. and M. P., General José Manuel Hernández; First Secretary of Legation, Augusto F. Pulido; Attachés, Hermócrates Parra, Nicolás Hernández. Legation, 1,300 Seventeenth-st. Addresses, if not otherwise stated, Washington, D. C. *Corrected to Dec. 15, 1903. |