ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOLUME TEN

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The Pension Office.

Diaz Leading French Prisoners to Mexico City

James A. Garfield (portrait)

(Sketch of his Ohio home on tissue)

Lucretia Rudolph Garfield (portrait)

Facsimile-President Garfield's Note to the Senate

Chester A. Arthur (portrait)

(Sketch of his New York home on tissue)

Mary Arthur McElroy (portrait)

Assassination of Garfield-Trial of the Assassin

Drexel Cottage at Mt. McGregor, N. Y., where Grant Died

Grant's Tomb, Morningside Heights, New York City

Hawaiian Scenes

Grover Cleveland (portrait)

(With sketch of his birthplace on tissue)

4881 B

THE PENSION OFFICE is an immense red brick structure 400 x 200 feet. Here is con-
ducted the vast business of dispensing about $140,000,000 a year to nearly a million
pensioners. The chief architectural adornment of the building is a broad frieze of mili-
tary figures which passes all the way around the building, typifying the resistless onrush
of the national armies.