Gatlings.
2 6 pdr. R F, 2 37 mm. H R C,
2 3 pdr. R F, 2 Gatlings, 1 1
pdr. R F.
3 1 pdr. R F, 318 in. White-
head Torpedo Tubes.
3 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. White-
head Torpedo Tubes.
3 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. White-
head Torpedo Tubes.
3 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. White-
head Torpedo Tubes.
3 1 pdr. R F, 3 18 in. White-
head Torpedo Tubes.
OLD NAVY VESSELS.
Adams (wood)
Alarm (iron).,
Alert (iron)....
Alliance (wood)
Enterprise (wood).
Essex (wood)
Hartford (wood)...
Iroquois (wood)....
Lancaster (wood).
Marion (wood;
Michigan (iron)..
Mohican (wood)..
••
1874
1,375
9.8
1
550
• •
1874
1873
800
1,020
10
10
600
365
ss
1873
1873
1,375
1,375
9.9
11.4
668
790
TS
1874
18-58
1858
1858
1871
1,375
2,790
1,575
3,250
1,900
10.4
12
10.7
9.6
11.25
505
2,000
1,202
733
753
1844
1872
685
1,900
10.5
10.65
305
613
1 3 in. B D H, 2 37 mm. H R C,
1 Gatling.
2 6 pdr. R F, 1 Gatling, 1 12
pdr. S B H.
4 6 pdr. R F G, 2 1 pdr. RFG.
2 3 in. B L H, 1 37 mm. H R C,
1 Gatling.
4 6 pdr. R F G. 2 1 pdr. RFG,
4 6 pdr. R F G, 2 10 pdr. RFG.
Battery lauded.
Battery landed.
2 20 pdr. B L, 2 S7 mm. H R C,
1 3 pdr. B L, 1 Gatling.
3 3 in. B D H, 2 Gatlings.
2 20 pdr. B L, 1 3 pdr. B L, 1 12
pdr. S B, 2 37 mm. H R C, 1
Gatling.
394
The Navy.
THE ^kNX— Continued.
VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
Kamb.
Monocacy (iron)...
Nipsic (wood)
Omaha (wood)
Pensacola (wood).
Pinta (iron) ,
Ranger (iron)
Richmond (iron)...
Swatara (wood).
Thetis (wood)....
Yantic (wood)...
» a
o o
Class.
1863
.2H
B
Speed,
Knots.
Horse-
Power.
••
1.370
11.2
850
1873
1,375
10.7
839
, ,
1867
2.400
11.3
953
• •
1858
3,000
9
680
1865
550
8.5
190
••
1873
1,020
10
365
BS
1858
2,700
9.5
692
1872
1,900
10.1
680
1,250
7.5
490
• *
1864
900
8.3
225
Cost.*
Battesies.
Main.
4 8 in. S B
2 60 pdr. R
Secondary.
4 12 pdr. S B
2 9iu. SB
2 8 in. SB
1 60 pdr. R
12 9 in. S B
18 in. SB
1 60 pdr. R
2 9 in. S B
1 Sin. MLR
1 60 pdr. R
1 3 in. B L H, 6 37 mm. H R C,
1 12 pdr. S B, 2 47 mm. H R
C, 1 Gatliug.
Battery landed.
Battery landed.
Battery landed.
1 Gatling.
1 3 in. B L H. 1 Gatling 2 37
mm. H R C.
2 20 pdr. B L R, 2 37 mm. H R
C. 1 3 pdr. B L, R, 1 Galling.
Battery landed.
1 53 mm. H R C.
112 pdr. S B, 1
in. H R C.
Gatling, 1 3
The above are steam vessels. In addition to the old Navy vessels enumerated above, are the fol-
lowing sailing vessels: Receiving-ship Constellation, 10 guns; Training-ships Monongahela, 12 guns,
and Portsmouth, 15 guns, and School-ships Jamestown, St. Mary's, and Saratoga.
The following- named steel, iron, and wooden steam tugs are a part of the Naval Force: Fortune,
Leyden, Nina, Rocket, Standish, Triton, Iwaua, Wahneta, Narketa, Traffic, and No. 4. Their horse-
power varies from 147 to 500 each.
The following old wooden ships are not fit for further sea service: Receiving-ships Franklin,
"Wabash, Minnesota, Constitution, Independence, Dale, and Vermont. The St. Louis and New Hamp-
shire are wooden naval reserve ships.
Congress has granted authority for the building of 2 Battle-ships, 6 Gunboats, and 3 No. 1 Torpedo
boats. Contracts for two of the latter have been given to the Herreshofls. The contracts for the other
vessels had not yet been given out when this record closed.
* Cost of hull and machinerj'. t The appropriation for the completion of the five vessels thus
indicated was $3,178,046,
Boat; G. B.. Gunboat; B. L. H., Breech-loaduig Howitzer; R. F. G., Rapid Fire Gun; R., Rifle
when in main battery, Ram.when referring to class ; B. L. R. , Breech-loading Rifle ; H. R. C, Hotch-
kiss Revolving Cannon; R. F., Rapid Fire; S. B., Smooth Bore; S. B. H., Smooth Bore Howitzer;
M. L., Muzzle Loading, pdr,, pounder; mm., millimetres.
KAVY- YAKDS.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
BrookljTi Navy- Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Charlestown Navy- Yard, Boston, Mass.
Gosport Navy- Yard, near Norfolk, Va.
Kittery Navy- Yard, opp. Portsmouth, N. H.
League Island Navy- Yard, 4 miles from City
Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.
There are naval stations at New London, Ct.
Fla. , and a torpedo station and naval war college at Newport, R. I.
6. Mare Island Navy- Yard, near San Francisco,
Cal.
7. Pensacola Navy- Yard, Pensacola, Fla.
8. Washington City Navy- Yard, Washington,
Port Royal, S. C. ; Sidney, Wash. , and Key West,
NAYY PAY TABLE.
Rank.
Rear- Admirals
Commodores
Captains
Commanders
Lieut. -Commanders:
First four years*
After four years t
Lieutenants:
First five years*
After five years t
Lieuts. '' Junior Grade):
First five years*
After five yearst
Ensigns:
First five years*
After five yearst
At Sea
On I On Leave
Shore or Waiting
Duty. I Orders.
S6,000
5,000
4,500
3, 500 J
2,800
3,000
I
2.400
2,600
1,800
2,000
I
1,200
1,400
§5.000
4,000
3.500
3,000
2,400
2,600
2,000'
2,600
1.500
l,700j
i,ooo!
1,200
§4,000
3,000
2,800
2,300
2,000
2,2(K)
1,600
1,800
1,200
1,400
800
1.000
Rank.
Naval Cadets
Mates
Medical and Pay Di-
rectors and luspect-
tors and Chief Engi-
neers having the
same rank at sea
Fleet-Surgeons, Fleet-
Paymasters, and
Fleet- Engineers
Surgeons, Paymasters,'
and Chief Engi-
neers I
At Sea
On
Shore
Duty.
$500, §500
900 700
Chaplains ,
4,400
4,400
(2.800,
-) to
(4,200
(2.500
\ to I
(2,800.
2,400
to
4,000
2 000
£o
2,300
On Leave
or Waiting
Orders.
§500
500
2,000
to
3,000
1,600
to
1,900
Warrant officers are paid from $700 to §1,800 and seamen, $228 to $288 per annunx
* After date of commission. t From date of commission.
The Navy,
395
THE ^KNX—Continued.
VESSELS OF THE NAVY IN COMMISSION.
DECEMBER 1, 1895.
NORTH ATI.ANTIC STATION.
Rear- Admiral Francis M. Bunce, Commanding,
New York, Flagsliip....Capt. W. S. Schley.
Columbia Capt. James H. Sands.
Cincinnati Capt. M. L. Johnson.
Montgomery ...Com. C. H. Davis.
Raleigh Capt. Merrill Miller.
Minneapolis Capt. G-. H. Wadleigh.
Amphitrite Capt. W. C. Wise.
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATION.
Acting Rear- Admiral C. S. Norton, Commanding,
Newark, Flagship Capt. Yates Sterling.
Yantic Lieut- Com. F. P. Gilmore.
Castine Com. Thomas Perry.
EUROPEAN STATION.
Acting Rear- Admiral T. O. Self ridge, Commanding.
San Francisco, Flagsliip..Capt, E. M. Shepard. ! Marblehead Com. Charles O' Neil.
PACIFIC STATION.
Rear- Admiral Lester A. Beardslee, Commanding.
Philadelphia, Flag-
ship Captain Charles S. Cotton.
Monterey Capt. T. F. Kane.
Bennington Com. G. W. Pigman.
Alert Com. Franklin Hanford.
Marion Com. D. W. Mullan,
Ranger Com. E. W. Watson.
ASIATIC STATION.
Acting Rear- Admiral Frederick V. McNair, Commanding.
Olympia, Flagship Capt. J. J. Read.
Baltimore Capt. B. F. Day, ordered
to San Francisco.
Monocacy Com. W. W. Reisinger.
Charleston Capt. Geo. W. CoflB.n.
Concord Com. J. E. Craig.
Petrel Lt. -Com, Wm, H. Emory.
Yorktown Com. C. H. Stockton.
Detroit Com. J. S. Newell.
Machias Com. Edwin S. Houston.
Boston Capt. Frank Wildes.
SPECIAL SERVICE.
Pinta Lieut- Com. A. R. Couden Commanding Sitka, Alaska.
Dolphin Lieut. B. H. Buckingham Commanding Care Navy Department.
Michigan Lieut. -Com. B. S. Richards Commanding Erie, Pa.
Fern Lieut.- Com. G. A. Bicknell Commanding Care Navy Department,
Thetis Lieut.-Com. Harry Knox Commanding San Diego, Cal.
Gushing Lieut. R. C. Smith Commanding Newport, R. I.
TRAINING SHIPS.
Essex Com. Louis Kingsley Commanding Care Navy Department.
Bancroft Com. C. M. Chester Commanding Annapolis, Md.
Alliance Com. H. N. Manney Commanding Care Navy Department.
NAUTICAL SCHOOL SHIPS.
St. Mary's Lieut.-Com. W. L. Field Commanding New York.
Saratoga Com. E. T. Strong Commanding Philadelphia.
Enterprise Lieut.-Com. J. G. Eaton Commanding Boston, Mass.
RECEIVING SHIPS.
Wabash Capt. Albert Kautz Commanding Boston.
Vermont Capt. Silas Casey ^..Coihmanding New York.
Richmond Capt. James O'Kane Commanding League Island, Pa.
Constellation Capt, F. W. Dickins Commanding Newport, R. I.
Franklin Capt. S. W. Terry Commanding Norfolk.
Independence ...Capt, C. E, Clark Commanding Mare Island, Cal,
Texas Capt. Henry Glass,
Lancaster Capt. W. B. HoflF.
UN ASSIGNED.
Maine Capt. A. S. Crowninshield.
Indiana Capt. R. D. Evans.
* ' ' Com. ' ' stands for Commander in all cases in this list.
The post-office addresses of the naval stations are as follows: North Atlantic Station, Navy Depart-
ment, Washington, D. C. ; South Atlantic and European Stations, care B. F. Stevens, 4 Trafalgar
Square, London; Asiatic Station, Yokohama, Japan; Pacific Station, care Navy Pay Office, San
The origin' of the Navy Department may be said to date from October 13, 1775, when Congress
authorized the equipment of two cruisers, mounting respectively 10 and 14 guns. Before the end of
that year fifteen more vessels of from 20 to 36 guns were authorized. The affairs of the navy were at
that time entrusted to a ' "• Marine Committee. ' ' In 1798 the present department was formally created,
ajid Benjamin Stoddart appointed the first Secretary.
396
Diplomatic and Consular Service.
diplomatic antr (Consular cScrijice,
AMBASSADOKS EXTRAORDINARY A2sD PLENIPOTEXTIARY.
Country. Kanie and State. Salary.
France James B. Eustis, La $17,500
Great Bri tain.. Tlio mas F. Bayard, Del... . 17,500
Ojuntry. Name and State. Salary.
Germany Theodore Runyon, N. J $17,500
Italy Wayne Mac Veagh, Pa 12,000
EXVOYS EXTRAORDIXAEY AXD JIIXISTERS PLENIPOTEXTIARY.
Argentine Rep. W. I. Buchanan, Iowa $10,000
Aust.- Hungary. Bartlett Tripp, 8. Dak 10,000
Belgium James S. Ewiug, 111 7,500
Bolivia Thomas Moonlight, Kan 5,000
Brazil Thomas L. Thompson, Cal. . 12.000
Chile Edward H. Strobel, N. Y.. 10,000
China Charles Denby, Ind 12,000
Colombia Luther E. McKinney,N. H
Denmark John E. Bisley, K. Y 7,500
Ecuador James D. Tillman, Tenn , . . 5,000
Greece Eben Alexander, N. C. * — 6,500
Guatemala P. B. M. Young, Ga.t 10,000
Hawaii Alberts. Willis, Ky 7,500
Japan Edwin Dun, O 12,000
MINISTERS RESIDEXT AND COXSULS-GElSrERAIy.
Mexico Matt W. Ransom, N. C... $17 ,500
ISTetherlands... William E. Quinby, Mich.. 7,500
Nicaragua Lewis Baker, Minn. $ 10,000
Paraguay and
Uruguay GranvQle Stuart, Mont 7,500
Peru '. Jas. A. McKenzie, Ky
Russia C. R. Breckinridge, Ark..
10,000 j- Spain Hannis Taylor, Ala 12,000
Sweden and
Norway Thomas B. Ferguson, Md. . 7 ,500
Switzerland John L. Peak, Kan 5,000
Turkey Alex. W. Terrell, Tex 10,000
Venezuela Allen Thomas, Florida 7,500
10,000
17,500
Hayti Henry M. Smy the, Va.§.... $5,000
Korea John M. B. Sill, Mich.". 7,500
Liberia WiUiam H. Heard, Pa 4,000
Persia Alexander McDonald, Va. . $5,000
Portugal Geo. Wm. Caruth,Ark 5,000
Siam John Barrett, Oreg 5,000
CONSULS-GENERAL,.
Apia James H. Mulligan, Ky $3,000
Berlin Charles de Kay, N. Y 4,000
Calcutta VanLeer Polk, Tenn....... 5,000
Cairo F. C. Peufield, Ct 5,000
Constantinople. Luther Short, Ind 3,000
Dresden William S. Carroll, Md 3,000
Frankfort Frank H. Mason, O 3,000
Halifax D. H. Ingraham, Me 3,500
Havana Ramon O. Williams, N. Y.. 6,000
Honomiu EllisMills, Va 4,000
London Patrick A. Collins, Mass 5,000
Melbourne Daniel W, Maratta, N. Dak. 4,500
SECRETARIES
Argentine Rep. George W. Fishback, Mo... $1,500
Aust.-Hungary.Lawrence Townseud, Pa. . . 1,800
Brazil William Crichton, W. Va . . 1,800
China Charles Denby, Jr. , Ind 2,625
France Henri Vignaud, La 2,625
France Newton B.Eustis,La(2d sec. ) 2,000
Germany John B. Jackson, N. J 2,625
Germany H. G. Squires, N. Y. (2d sec. ) 2,000
Great Britain. . .James R. Roosevelt, N. Y . .. 2,625
GreatBritain...DavidD. Wells, Ct. (2dsec.). 2,000
Mexico City....Thos. T. Crittenden, Mo.
Montreal W. A. Anderson, Wis
Ottawa John B. Riley, N. Y
Panama Victor Vifquain,3Sreb
Paris Samuel E. Morss, Ind
Rio de Janeiro. W. T. Townes, Va
Rome Wallace S. Jones, Ela
Shanghai Thos. R. Jernigan, N. C. .
Singapore E. S. Pratt, Ala
St. Petersburg.. John Karel,Ill
Tangier J. Judson Barclay, Ala. .
Vienna Max Judd, Mo
OP LEGATION.
Guatemala D. Lynch Pringle, N. Y
Italy Larz Anderson, O
Korea H. N. Allen, O
Mexico Edwin C. Butler, Mass
Peru Richard R. Neill, Pa
Russia H. H. D. Peirce, Mass
Spain H. Clay Armstrong.Jr. , Ala.
Turkey John W. Riddle, Minn
Venezuela Wm. W. Russell, Md
$4,000
4,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
5,000
3,000
5,000
3,000
3,000
2,000
3,500
$2,000
1,800
1,500
1,800
1,500
2,625
1,800
1,800
1,500
CONSULS AT PRINCIPAL CITIES.
Algiers Charles T. Grellet, Cal Fees.
Amsterdam Edward Downes, Ct $1,500
Antwerp Harvey Johnson, Ga 3,000
Athens George Horton, 111 2,500
Auckland John D. Connolly, Cal 2,000
Barbadoes George T. Tate, Mass 1 ,500
Barcelona Herbert W. Bowen, N. Y... 1,500
Belfast James B. Taney, W. Va. . . . 3,000
Bermuda Marshall Hanger, Va 2,000
Birmingham.... George F. Parker, N.Y 2,500
Bordeaux JohnM. Wiley, N. Y 3,000
Bremen George Keenan, Wis 2,500
Brussels George W. Roosevelt, Pa 2,500
Buenos Ayres. .Edvvard L. Baker,Ill 2,500
Callao Leon Jastremski,La 3,500
Canton Charles Seymour, Wis 3,500
Cape Town Vacant 2,000
Colon JosiahL. Pearcy, Tenn 3,000
Copenhagen Robert J. Kirk,S. C 1,500
Cork L. J. Walker,Ala 2,000
Dublin Newton B. Ashby, la 2,000
Florence Charles Belmont Davis, Pa. . 1,500
Geneva B. H. Ridgely, Ky 1,500
Genoa James Fletcher, la 1,500
Glasgow AllenB. Morse,Mich 3,000
Hamburg W. H. Robertson, D. C 2,500
Havre C. W. Chancellor, Md 3,500
HongKong W. E. Hunt,Miss 5,000
Jerusalem E. S. \Vallace,S. Dak 2,500
Kiiig-stou, Jam.Q. O. Eckford,Miss 3,000
Leeds Norfleet Harris, Ala 2,000
Leghorn A. S. Rosenthal, N. Y 1,500
Leipsic Otto Doederlein, 111 2,0t!0
Liverpool James E. Neal, O $5,000
Lyons Frank E.Hyde, Ct 2,-500
Malaga DavidN. Burke.N.Y" 1,500
Malta D. C. Kennedy,Mo 1,500
Manchester William F. Grinuell, N. Y. . . 3,000
Marseilles Claude M. Thomas, Ky 2,500
Matauzas AlexanderC. Brice.Ia 3,000
Messina CM. Caughy , Md 1,500
Milan Diovol B. Spagnoli, Cal. — 1,500
Montevideo Edgar Schramm, Tex 3,000
Munich Ralph Steiner, Tex 1,500
Naga.saki W. H. Abercombie, N. J . . , . 3,000
Naples F. A. Dean, Mich 1,500
Odessa Thomas E.Heenan, Minn... 2,000
Pernambuco J. M. Johnstone, S. C 2,000
Prague Carl Bailey Hurst, D. C 3,000
Quebec P. B. Spence, Ky 1,500
Rotterdam Lars S. Reque, la 2,000
Sheffield Bennington R. Bedle,N. J. . . 2,500
Southampton . .W. S. Kinkhead, Ky 2,500
St. John, N.B.. John S. Derby, Me 2,000
St Thomas J. H. Stewart, N. Y 2,500
Stockholm Thomas B.O' Neil, N. Y 1,500
Stuttgart A. C. Johnson, Pa 2,501
Sj'dney George W. Bell, Wash 2,000
Toronto J. W. Coppinger, 111 2,000
Trieste J. Edward Nettles, S. C 2,000
Valparaiso James M. Dobbs. Ga 3,000
Venice Henry A. Johnson, D. C 1,500
Veracruz C.Schaefer, Kan 3,000
Winnipeg M.M.Duffie,Ark 1,500
Zurich E. Germain, Cal 2,000
* Also accredited to Roumania and Servia.
t Also accredited to Honduras.
t Also accredited to Costa Rica and Salvador.
§ Also charye d'affaires to Santo Domingo.
Foreign Legations in the United States. 397
jFornsn aerations in tjt Winittn ^Uttu.
COUNTBY. BEPEESENTATIVKS. ^ KAXK. ^, * «v„-^^.
A ro-pntinp -RpD Sefior Don Vicente J. Dominguez . .First Secretary of Legation and Charge d Aflaires
Ausnid, xtuidottj-j- . szechenvi Second Secretary. . ^ ^.
Belgium Mr^lfred le Ghait: Envoy Extraordinary & Minister Plenipotentiary
jsei^mm ^^ Kaymond le Ghait Secretary of Legation.
i( Mr Conrad deB S deBlarenghien. Counselor of Legation. .
Brazil Senlior^Kdor da Mendoncl Envoy Extraordinary & Minister Plenipotentiary
>:• Senhor Oscar Reidner de Amaral . .First Secretary of Legation.
14 Senhor Mario de Mendonca Second Secretary. „,,.., ™ . ^ <..-„,,,
pvnp Sefior Don Domingo Gana Envoy Extraordinary & Minister Plenipotentiary
it .'.â– .'senor Don Annibal Cruz Secretary of Legation.
X Spfi nr Don Victor Eastman Second Secretary. . . j.-
^,^^ M? Yane Yu Envoy Extraordinary & Minister Plenipotentiary
^^'?^ Mr HoYenShing.' Secretary of Legation.
" !'.;â– . â– .â– .â– .â– .â– â– .** '.'.Mr. Kwang Ying Secretary
n i\f^ shnn Tino- Naval Attache. „, . ^ i- „
Colombia ;;:::::;; :iiaol Don jSliiaVVeimo Hurtado.Envoy Eitraprdlna^
KS''^'' ^^^ • •• if -pltenotre "^ ;:.\\\\\\\\ Ambllsadtr Extrkordinary and Plenipotentiary
- :â– â– .â– â– : : : ; : : ; :m; Paul LefaWre First secretary ,
>. I Commandant C. de Grandprey Military Attache.
Ge;^an-E-mpire - -^ar'onMaTv1&^^^^^
German Empire. . .^aron ^^^^^ ^ Ketteler First Secretary of Legation.
' 'Mr H. Von Floto w Second Secretary of Legation.
i'.Capt. A. Heese ^11^^^^-
" ..Mr. Albert von Schwerm Attache.
" . Baron Bene von Herman Attache.
..Lieut. G. Friderici Attache.
0.a. P-...;;f .^^^5^rSr£c.^3^ao...^^^^^ P.e.po.e.Ua.
Mr Henry O.Bax- Ironside Second Secretary of Legation.
Mr Hugti J O' Beirne Third Secretary of Legation (ab. ).
« « Captain Louis E. Wintz, B. K Naval Attache.
• ' . '. . . ".The Earl of Westmeath Attache.
^^'■•■■:\rr;:M^ Nicolas ...........^
.P Marquis Obizzo M. dl Car bonara. . .Secretary of Legation.
•^^^v Mr Durham S. White Counseloi; of Legation.
I' Commander Naoki Miyaoka IS aval Attache.
It Mr K. Nakayama Attache.
» :::::::::::::Mr.KeisheiroMatsui il^S^Ll^aUon and charged' Affaires.
STco •s^LfD^oJSiSkomero\"\\\V.V.fn^^^^^^^
^^"^1^° Senor Don Miguel Covarrubias First Secretary of Legation.
.. Sefior Don Edmundo J. Plaza Second Secretary.
- ::::::::::::SefiorDpnEnriqueSantibafiez Se^onrtSecrmry^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^
p«S^i lS'cantacuzene-::.v.\\\'::::;:::Env^^^^^^
^""^fl^ M.Sxandredlsomow... FirstSecretary of Legation.
>( Capt. Mertwago NavalAgent.
s.«1n •••••••••••••fe'flo¥b?nE'?eMuruaga"V;::;;.i^^^^^^^^
^^^}^ Sfior DoSS: Gaitandflj-^la.. ... -First Secretary of Legation.
" .;. Sefior Don Luis Pastor Secretary.
" *â– ' â– ., Sefior Don Antonio Benitez Secretary.
" ... .Senor Don A. Padilla y Bell Attache.
" Senor Don Julio Gularza Attacne. . ,
switz JaM :S?. f:i p=:^."'^:v;//.::::::H^|£|S£.""" - ^'-'^°'^""'-
« ^ ... .Sefior Dr. M. M. Ponte, Jr Secretary ot Legation.
" Sefior Don A. Fombona Attache.
!.
The Legations have their offices in Washington, D. C.
398
Foreign Consuls in the United States.
The following list shows the name, rank, residence, and date of recognition of the foreign consuls
in the principal commercial cities of the United States. The rank is indicated as follows: C. G. for
consul-general, C. for consul, V. C. for vice-consul.
(For Foreign Consuls in the City of New York consult Index.)
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
Carlos Rohl (C. G. in the United States), 1893.
Andrew Cutting (C), Boston, 1886.
J. F. Schleiden (C), San Francisco, 1887.
Paul Morton (C), Chicago, 1895.
GuillermoP. Wilson (C), Philadelphia, 1895.
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
A. J. Ostheimer (C), Philadelphia, 1894.
Franz von Sponer (C), Chicago, 1894.
Francis Korbel (C), San Francisco, 1894.
Baron Meysenbug (C), New Orleans, 1880.
Arthur Donner (C), Boston, 1883.
BELGIUM.
E. S. Mansfield (C), Boston, 1895.
Charles Henrotin (C), Chicago, 1876.
Leopold Charrier(C.), Savannah, 1878.
A. J. Landauer (C), New Orleans, 1881.
Wilfrid B. Chapman (C), San Francisco, 1882.
Paul Hagemaus (C. G.), Philadelphia, 1890.
BRAZIL.
John Mason, Jr. (V. C), Philadelphia, 1877.
Charles F. Huchet (V. C), Charleston, 1884.
Jose M. C. de Oliveira (C), New Orleans, 1891.
Epaminondas L. Chermont (C), Baltimore, 1892.
CHILE.
Edward Shippen (C. ), Philadelphia, 1872.
HoracioN. Fisher (C), Boston, 1876.
Manuel Luco (C. G.), San Fx'ancisco, 1894.
CHINA.
Li Yung Yew (C. G.), San Francisco, 1891.
COLOMBIA.
Jorge Vargas Heredia (C), Boston, 1888.
Adolfo Canal (C), San Francisco, 1889.
Escipion Canal (C), New Orleans, 1895.
COSTA RICA.
Charles E. Sanborn (C), Boston, 1889.
Bafael Gallegos (C. G.), San Francisco, 1891.
Lamar C. Quintero (C. G.), New Orleans, 1891.
DENMARK.
Dr. O. E.. Lanng (C), New Orleans, 1894.
Gustaf LundbergCC), Boston, 1895.
Andrew Peterson (C), Chicago, 1895.
John Simpson (C), San Francisco, 1883.
ECUADOR.
Edwin Shippen (C), Philadelphia, 1873.
Alejandro F. Ballen (C), San Francisco, 1895.
Luis Millet (C), Chicago, 1891.
ERANCE.
Eugene E. N. Thiebaut (C), Chicago, 1895.
M. G. G. Bosseront d' Anglade (C), New Orleans,
1894.
Marie J. E. C. Jordan (C.)^oston, 1895.
A. 1. de Lalande (C), San Francisco, 1894.
Louis P. "Vossoin (C), Philadelphia.
GERMANY.
Herman Klumpp (C), New Orleans, 1894.
CarlH. Meyer (C), Philadelphia, 1872.
Georg A. von Lingen (C), Baltimore, 1877.
A. J. Donner (C), Boston, 1894.
Carl Bunz (C), Chicago, 1891.
Adolph Rosenthal (C. G.), San Francisco, 1892.
Frederich Meier (C), St. Louis.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Montagu Yates Brown (C), Boston, 1893.
Roberto. Clipperton (C), Philadelphia, 1886.
JosenhW. Warburton (C. G.), San Francisco, 1895.
William Francis Segrave(C.), Baltimore, 1887.
Arthur G. Vansittart (C), Chicago, 1895.
Charles L. St. John (C), New Orleans, 1894.
George H. Starr (C), Portland, Me.
Henry W.R. de Coetlogon (C), Charleston, 1895.
GREECE.
D. Th. Timayenis (C), Boston, 1894.
D. Pavlidis (C), San Francisco, 1894.
Charles Hutchinson (C. G.), Chicago, 1893.
GUATEMALA.
Julio Novella (C. G.), New Orleans, 1893.
Miguel Carrillo (C. G.), San Francisco, 1895.
H.A.YTI.
Benjamin C. Clark (C), Boston, 1880.
Cuthbert Singleton (C), Chicago, 1892.
HAWAII.
Gorham D. Oilman (C), Boston, 1894.
Charles T. Wilder (C. G.), California, 1894.
Robert H. Davis (C), Philadelphia, 1890.
Frederick W. Job (C. G.), Chicago, 1894.
HONDURAS.
William V. Wells (C. G.), California, 1855.
Jose M. Aguirre (C), New Orleans, 1894.
Solomon Foster (C), Philadelphia, 1886.
ITALY'.
Carlo Felipo Serra (C), Philadelphia, 1895.
Antonio L. Rozwadowski (C. ) , Chicago, 1894.
Francesco B. Grimaldi (C. G.),San Francisco, 1894.
Edoardo C. diBrichauteau (C), New Orleans, 1895.
Count Girolamo Marazzie (V. C), Boston.
JAPAN.
KoyaSaburo (C), San Francisco, 1895.
LIBERIA.
Charles Hall Adams (C. G.), Boston, 1885.
MEXICO.
Alejandro K. Coney (C. G.), San Francisco, 1886.
Manuel Gutierrez Zamora (C), New Orleans, 1886.
Arturo P. Gushing (C), Boston, 1887.
Felipe Berriozabal (C), Chicago, 1889.
Ignacio Altamira (C), Philadelphia, 1894.
NETHERLANDS.
Arnold Katz (V. C), Philadelphia, 1894.
C. V. Dasey (C), Boston, 1895.
ClaasVocke (C), Baltimore, 1888.
NICARAGUA.
Henry Card well Potter (C.;, Philadelphia, 1875.
Victor J. Bolto (C), New Orleans, 1894.
William L. Merry (C. G.), San Francisco, 1891.
James V. Wagner (C.), Baltimore, 1891.
PARAGUAY.
P. J. van Loben Sels (C), San Francisco, 1882.
John Stewart (C. G.), Washington, D. C, 1884.
Alejandro Ste. Croix (C), Chicago, 1892.
PERU.
Mateo Crosby (C), Boston, 1874.
R. B. Hine (C), San Francisco, 1894.
PORTUGAL
Ignacio R. da Costa Duarte (C.),San Franciso, 1890.
aiaurice Generelly (V. C), New Orleans, 1894.
RUSSIA.
Wladimir Artzimovitch (C), San Francisco, 1890.
Paul Thai (C), Chicago, 1891.
C. F. Wyman (V. C), Boston.
SALVADOR.
E. Calderon (C), San Francisco, 1892.
J. C. Blume y Carbacho (C), Boston, 1892.
SPAIN.
Jose M. Lluch (C), Boston, 1895.
Jorge Madrilly (C), San Francisco, 1894.
Nicanor Lopez Chacon (C), New Orleans, 1891.
Hobart C. Trylor (C. ), Chicago, 1892.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY'.
Gjert Loots (V. C), Boston, 1868.
J. R. Lindgren (V. C), Chicago, 1894.
Knud H. Lund (C), San Francisco, 1885.
SWITZERLAND.
R. Korradi (C), Philadelphia, 1864.
EmUe Hohn (C), New Orleans, 1882.
Antoine Borel (C), San Francisco, 1885.
Arnold Holinger (C), Chicago.
TURKEY.
Charles Henrotin (C. G.), Chicago, 1877.
Joseph lasigi (C. G.), Boston, 1889.
George Hall (C), San Francisco, 1891.
URUGUAY.
Eduardo Fornias (C), Philadelphia, 1892.
Carlos C. Turner (C), Chicago, 1892.
Prudencio de Murguiondo (C. G.), Baltimore, 1892.
VENEZUELA.