TABLE II.—Number of claims allowed, with their yearly value, amount paid for pensions during the year, the whole number of pensioners; and the yearly value of their pension; also the addition and reduction of each class of pensioners during the year. Restoration and renewal. Total amount paid for pensions during the year. Appropriation for Army pensions for year ending June 30, 1877.... Appropriation for compensation of pension-agents and expenses of Total amount of appropriations. Paid for Army pensions... $28, 400, 000 00 250,000 00 100, 000 00 200, 000 00 28,950, 000 00 $27, 600, 134 45 Amount of fees of pension-agents for preparing vouchers and administering oaths.... 215, 314 75 Amount of fees for examining-surgeons.. 66,050 72 Amount of compensation to agents and expenses of pension-agencies 237,362 02 Balance in hands of agents June 30, 1877 337,700 20 Amount not drawn from the appropriations.. 493,437 86 28,950, 000 00 Amount of appropriation for Navy pensions.... Amount of appropriation for fees of examining-surgeons.. $525,000 00 1,000 00 Amount of appropriation for fees of agents for preparing vouchers and administering oaths.... 3,000 00 Amount of appropriation for compensation to pension-agents and expenses of agencies.... TABLE III.-Statement showing the number of claims allowed and the amount of pension due thereon at first payment. TABLE IV.-Statement of the rates per month, and the number pensioned to each rate, of the Army and Navy invalids on the rolls June 30, 1877. 718 40 44 33 212 1911 6532 262 4 6. 875 ,621 1, 722 1, 122 1, 717 398 462 534 229 3, 851 140 3,533 273 2,611 195, 140 211, 254 1 71841 44 34 212 19 11 70 32 286 5 7 179 37 21 106 33 2 1 8 7 5 5 2,743 3, 439 NOTE.-Those pensioned for service in the war of 1812 (17,411) are not included in the above. =: 2 Army-Invalid................ President of the United States. General officers. Colonels. Lieutenant-colonels. Majors. Surgeons. Captains. Chaplains. First lieutenants. Assistant surgeons. Second lieutenants. Enlisted men-Army. Total Army. Lieutenant-commanders. Masters commanding. Lieutenants. Rear-admirals. Commodores. Captains. Medical directors. Chief engineers. Paymasters. Commanders. Admiral. Surgeons. TABLE. V-Statement of the ranks and number pensioned for each rank of the Army and Navy, as shown by the roll June 30, 1877. |