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119th Congress

Volume 24

1885–1887 · 43rd–49th Congress · sessions 1–2 · 1,392 public laws.

  1. Public Law 49–3Chap. 3: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to issue a duplicate certificate of deposit to the People’s National Bank of Lawrenceburgb, Indiana.Jan 19, 1886
  2. Public Law 49–4Chap. 4: to provide for the performance of the duties of the office of President in case of the removal, death, resignation, or inability both of the President and Vice-President.Jan 19, 1886
  3. Public Law 49–5Chap. 5: to legalize the election of the Territorial legislative assembly of Wyoming.Jan 19, 1886
  4. Public Law 49–6Chap. 6: making an appropriation for the purchase of the old Produce Exchange building, and the site bounded by Whitehall, Pearl, Moore, and Water streets, Now York City, for Army purposes.Feb 2, 1886
  5. Public Law 49–7Chap. 7: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to use certain unexpended balances for the relief of the Northern Cheyennes in Montana.Feb 9, 1886
  6. Public Law 49–8Chap. 8: to change the name of The National Bank of Winona.Feb 15, 1886
  7. Public Law 49–9Chap. 9: to authorize the Merchants’ National Bank of Little Rock, Arkansas, to change its name to the First National Bank of Little Rock.Feb 15, 1886
  8. Public Law 49–19Chap. 19: to provide for an American register for the steamship Caroline Miller, of Baltimore, Maryland.Mar 13, 1886
  9. Public Law 49–20Chap. 20: to provide for a building for the use of the Federal courts, post-office, and internal-revenue and other civil offices, and a United States jail, in the city of Fort Smith, Arkansas.Mar 16, 1886
  10. Public Law 49–21Chap. 21: to provide for an American register for the steamship Ozama, of New York City.Mar 18, 1886
  11. Public Law 49–22Chap. 22: to increase the pensions of widows and dependent relatives of deceased soldiers and sailorsMar 19, 1886
  12. Public Law 49–27Chap. 27: to provide for certain of the most urgent deficiencies in the appropriations for the service of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-six, and for other purposes.Mar 26, 1886
  13. Public Law 49–28Chap. 28: additional to an act entitled “An act to provide a national currency secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,” passed June third, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.Mar 29, 1886
  14. Public Law 49–29Chap. 29: to authorize the increase of the capital stock of the First National Bank of Shakopee MinnesotaMar 29, 1886
  15. Public Law 49–30Chap. 30: to enable the Public Printer to continue in effect the provisions of the joint resolution entitled “Joint resolution authorizing the Public Printer to remove certain material from the Government Printing Office ” approved February sixth, eighteen hundred and eighty-three.Mar 29, 1886
  16. Public Law 49–40Chap. 40: to authorize the publication of a new edition of the Postal Laws and Regulations.Mar 30, 1886
  17. Public Law 49–41Chap. 41: to amend section three hundred and four of the Revised Statutes of the United States, authorizing the temporary appointment of an Acting Assistant Treasurer.Mar 31, 1886
  18. Public Law 49–47Chap. 47: providing for the erection of a public building at. San Antonio, Texas,Apr 15, 1886
  19. Public Law 49–48Chap. 48: authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Mississippi River at or near Alton, Illinois, and for other purposes.Apr 15, 1886
  20. Public Law 49–49Chap. 49: to authorize the Mississippi Water-Power and Boom Company, of Brainard, Minnesota, to construct a dam across the Mississippi River.Apr 15, 1886
  21. Public Law 49–50Chap. 50: authorizing the construction of a building for the accommodation of the Congressional Library.Apr 15, 1886
  22. Public Law 49–57Chap. 57: authorizing the President of the United States to appoint Lieutenant William P. Randall a lieutenant-commander on the retired-list of the Navy.Apr 17, 1886
  23. Public Law 49–58Chap. 58: to change the name of Uniontown to Anacostia.Apr 22, 1886
  24. Public Law 49–59Chap. 59: to amend the not of Congress approved Jane twelfth, eighteen hundred and eighty-four, entitled “An act to authorize the construction of bridges across the Wisconsin, Chippewa, and Saint Croix Rivers, in the State of Wisconsin”.Apr 22, 1886
  25. Public Law 49–60Chap. 60: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to deliver to the rightful owners the contents of certain boxes deposited in the Treasury Department by the Secretary of War.Apr 22, 1886
  26. Public Law 49–61Chap. 61: to establish a light-ship off the entrance to Chesapeake Bay.Apr 22, 1886
  27. Public Law 49–64Chap. 64: to amend section thirty-three hundred and thirty-six of the Revised Statutes of the United States.Apr 29, 1886
  28. Public Law 49–67Chap. 67: extending the time for the completion of the records of the clerk of the Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims, and the transfer of the same to the Department of State.Apr 30, 1886
  29. Public Law 49–69Chap. 69: to amend an act entitled “An net to amend the statutes in relation to immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes,” approved June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty.May 1, 1886
  30. Public Law 49–70Chap. 70: authorizing the partition of certain land in Louisville, Kentucky, belonging jointly to John Echols and the Government of the United States.May 1, 1886
  31. Public Law 49–71Chap. 71: granting the right of way to the Schuylkill River East Side Railroad Company through the arsenal and naval asylum grounds at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.May 1, 1886
  32. Public Law 49–72Chap. 72: in aid of the national monument at Plymouth, Massachusetts.May 1, 1886
  33. Public Law 49–73Chap. 73: to enable national banking associations to increase their capital stock and to change their names or locations.May 1, 1886
  34. Public Law 49–74Chap. 74: making an appropriation to complete the public building at Jackson, Tennessee, and to reappropriate an unexpended balance therefor.May 1, 1886
  35. Public Law 49–75Chap. 75: to grant for the use of the public a street across the United States grounds in the city of Chattanooga, in the State of Tennessee.May 1, 1886
  36. Public Law 49–76Chap. 76: to establish a light-house at Seul Choix Point, Michigan.May 1, 1886
  37. Public Law 49–81Chap. 81: to establish two additional land-districts in the State of Nebraska.May 3, 1886
  38. Public Law 49–82Chap. 82: to amend the act of June fifteenth, eighteen hundred and forty-four, and for other purposes.May 3, 1886
  39. Public Law 49–83Chap. 83: limiting the cost of the erection of a public building at Rochester, New York.May 3, 1886
  40. Public Law 49–87Chap. 87: to grant the right of way for railroad purposes through the lands of the United States powder-depot near Dover, New Jersey, to the Morris County Railroad Company.May 6, 1886
  41. Public Law 49–88Chap. 88: to protect homestead settlers within railway limits and for other purposes.May 6, 1886
  42. Public Law 49–326Chap. 326: for the relief of Oscar Eastmond and James W. Atwill.May 11, 1886
  43. Public Law 49–327Chap. 327: to authorize the Secretary of War to furnish certificates of discharge to certain members of the Missouri Home Guards.May 15, 1886
  44. Public Law 49–328Chap. 328: authorizing the District of Columbia to convey the alley, fifteen feet wide, running east and west between lots six and seven, in square six hundred and thirty-five, comprising an area of three thousand four hundred and eighty square feet of laud, to the owner of said lots.May 15, 1886
  45. Public Law 49–329Chap. 329: to authorize the Chicago, Freeport and Saint Paul Railroad Company to construct a bridge across the Saint Croix River (or lake) at any accessible point between Prescott, Wisconsin, and Stillwater, Minnesota.May 15, 1886
  46. Public Law 49–330Chap. 330: authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River at or near Keithsburg, in the State of Illinois, and for other purposes.May 15, 1886
  47. Public Law 49–331Chap. 331: authorizing the construction of bridges across the Illinois River, in the State of Illinois, and the Des Moines River, in the State of Iowa, and for other purposes.May 15, 1886
  48. Public Law 49–332Chap. 332: to authorize the Red River Bridge Company of Texas to maintain a bridge across Red River.May 15, 1886
  49. Public Law 49–333Chap. 333: making appropriations for the current and contingent expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations with various Indian tribes, for the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven and for other purposes.May 15, 1886
  50. Public Law 49–334Chap. 334: to authorize the construction of a railroad and wagon bridge across the Mississippi River from Winona, Minnesota, to the opposite shore in Wisconsin.May 15, 1886
  51. Public Law 49–335Chap. 335: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Yellowstone River, in Montana.May 15, 1886
  52. Public Law 49–338Chap. 338: to regulate the promotion of graduates of the United States Military Academy.May 17, 1886
  53. Public Law 49–339Chap. 339: providing for the establishment of a port of entry at Mount Desert Ferry, in the town of Hancock, in the State of Maine.May 17, 1886
  54. Public Law 49–340Chap. 340: granting the right of way to the Kensington and Tacony Railroad Company through the arsenal grounds at Bridesburg, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.May 17, 1886
  55. Public Law 49–341Chap. 341: to remove the charge of desertion from the rolls and records in the Office of the Adjutant-General of the Army against certain soldiers.May 17, 1886
  56. Public Law 49–342Chap. 342: authorizing the removal of the stat no of Major-General John A. Rawlins from its present location to a site to be selected by the Secretary of War.May 17, 1886
  57. Public Law 49–343Chap. 343: for the extension and repair of the public building at Belfast, Maine.May 17, 1886
  58. Public Law 49–344Chap. 344: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at some accessible point within ten miles below and five miles above the city of Kansas City, Missouri.May 17, 1886
  59. Public Law 49–345Chap. 345: to give the assent of Congress to the construction of a bridge by the Nashville, Jackson and Memphis Railroad Company over the Tennessee River.May 17, 1886
  60. Public Law 49–346Chap. 346: for the addition of a third story to the public building in Dallas, Texas.May 17, 1886
  61. Public Law 49–347Chap. 347: authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at or near the city of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and for other purposes.May 17, 1886
  62. Public Law 49–348Chap. 348: authorizing the Inter-State Rapid Transit Railway Company to build a bridge across the Kansas River.May 17, 1886
  63. Public Law 49–349Chap. 349: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase an additional strip of ground on the east side of the United States court-house and post-office building at Fort Wayne, Indiana, to be paid for out of the appropriation already made.May 17, 1886
  64. Public Law 49–350Chap. 350: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at a point to be selected either in the counties of Clay and Jackson, in the State of Missouri, or in the county of Clay or Platte, in said State, and the county of Wyandotte, in the State of Kansas, and to make the same a post-route.May 17, 1886
  65. Public Law 49–351Chap. 351: to authorize the construction of a pile and pontoon railway and wagon bridge across the Mississippi River from the city of Red Wing Minnesota, to the opposite shore, in the State of Wisconsin.May 17, 1886
  66. Public Law 49–352Chap. 352: to authorize the construction of a bridge over the Missouri River at the most accessible point between the mouth of the Femme Osage Creek and a point two miles above the city of Saint Charles, in the county of Saint Charles in the State of Missouri.May 17, 1886
  67. Public Law 49–353Chap. 353: to authorize the construction of a bridge over the Missouri River at the most accessible point in Saline City, or within five miles above or five miles below the same, in the county of Saline, in the State of Missouri.May 17, 1886
  68. Public Law 49–354Chap. 354: granting to the Gainesville and Chickasaw Bridge Company the consent of the United States to construct and maintain a bridge over Red River at or near Brown’s Ferry, in Cooke County, Texas.May 17, 1886
  69. Public Law 49–355Chap. 355: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at some accessible point within two miles north and two miles south of the city of Atchison, in the county of Atchison, in the State of Kansas.May 17, 1886
  70. Public Law 49–356Chap. 356: to authorize the construction and maintenance of a bridge by the Dakota Central Railway Company across the Missouri River, at Pierre, Dakota.May 17, 1886
  71. Public Law 49–357Chap. 357: to authorize the Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint Paul, Railway Company to construct, operate, and maintain a Bridge across the Missouri River near or in the vicinity of Chamberlain in the Territory of Dakota.May 17, 1886
  72. Public Law 49–361Chap. 361: granting the right of way through the Fort Selden Military Reservation, in New Mexico, to the Rio Grande, Mexico and Pacific Railroad company.May 18, 1886
  73. Public Law 49–362Chap. 362: to provide for the study of the nature of alcoholic drinks and narcotics, and of their effects upon the human system, in connection with the several divisions of the subject of physiology and hygiene, by the pupils in the public schools of the Territories and of the District of Columbia, and in the Military and Naval Academics, and Indian and colored schools in the Territories of the United States.May 20, 1886
  74. Public Law 49–363Chap. 363: to authorize the Covington and Cincinnati Elevated Railway and Bridge Company to erect a bridge across the Ohio River.May 20, 1886
  75. Public Law 49–376Chap. 376: for the completion of a public building at Wichita, Kansas.May 24, 1886
  76. Public Law 49–377Chap. 377: making appropriation to supply deficiency in amount required for expenditure to June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-six, for examination and surveys required by acts of March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-five, and June nineteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, to ascertain depth of water and width of channel at South Pass of Mississippi River.May 26, 1886
  77. Public Law 49–381Chap. 381: to provide for the ascertainment of the market value of certain property in the city of Chicago, and to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to sell and convey said property.May 27, 1886
  78. Public Law 49–391Chap. 391: to authorize and direct the registry and enrollment of the Barge Michigan, of Alpena, Michigan.May 28, 1886
  79. Public Law 49–392Chap. 392: making appropriations to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for public printing, pensions and pay of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-six.May 28, 1886
  80. Public Law 49–395Chap. 395: to authorize the Kansas and Arkansas Valley Railway to construct and operate a railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Jun 1, 1886
  81. Public Law 49–396Chap. 396: to amend section twenty-five hundred and fifty-two of the Revised Statutes of the United States.Jun 1, 1886
  82. Public Law 49–397Chap. 397: to amend an act entitled “Au act to grant a right of way for a railroad and telegraph line through the lands of the Choctaw and Chicaksaw Nations of Indians to the Saint Louis and San Francisco Railway Company, and for other purposes”.Jun 1, 1886
  83. Public Law 49–416Chap. 416: to provide for closing up the business and paying the expenses of the Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims, and for other purposes.Jun 2, 1886
  84. Public Law 49–417Chap. 417: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Staten Island Sound, known as Arthur Kill, and to establish the same as a post-road.Jun 16, 1886
  85. Public Law 49–421Chap. 421: to abolish certain fees for official services to American vessels, and to amend the laws relating to shipping commissioners, seamen, and owners of vessels, and for other purposes.Jun 19, 1886
  86. Public Law 49–422Chap. 422: to detach the counties of Howard, Little River, and Sevier from the western and add them to the eastern district of Arkansas.Jun 19, 1886
  87. Public Law 49–423Chap. 423: to authorize Columbia County, in Washington Territory-, to issue bonds for the construction of a courthouseJun 19, 1886
  88. Public Law 49–424Chap. 424: to establish additional life-saving stations.Jun 19, 1886
  89. Public Law 49–463Chap. 463: to authorize the purchase of the Aqueduct Bridge or the construction of a bridge across the Potomac River at or near Georgetown, District of Columbia.Jun 21, 1886
  90. Public Law 49–567Chap. 567: to legalize the incorporation of National Trades Unions.Jun 29, 1886
  91. Public Law 49–568Chap. 568: to reduce the fee on domestic money-orders for sums not exceeding live dollars.Jun 29, 1886
  92. Public Law 49–569Chap. 569: to make the allowances for clerk-hire, to postmasters of the first and second class post-offices cover the cost of clerical labor in the money-order business, and for other purposes.Jun 29, 1886
  93. Public Law 49–570Chap. 570: making appropriations for the support of the Military Academy for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven.Jun 29, 1886
  94. Public Law 49–572Chap. 572: granting leave of absence to employees in the Government Printing OfficeJun 30, 1886
  95. Public Law 49–573Chap. 573: making appropriations for the service of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven.Jun 30, 1886
  96. Public Law 49–574Chap. 574: making appropriations for the support of the Amy for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1886
  97. Public Law 49–575Chap. 575: making an appropriation for the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1886
  98. Public Law 49–576Chap. 576: to authorize the Cheyenne and Northern Railway Company to build its road across the Fort Russell and Fort Laramie Military Reservations.Jun 30, 1886
  99. Public Law 49–577Chap. 577: for the erection of a public building at Savannah, Georgia.Jun 30, 1886
  100. Public Law 49–578Chap. 578: making an appropriation to complete the public building at Hannibal, Missouri, in accordance with the original plan of the Supervising Architect of the Treasury, and to make the same tire-proof.Jun 30, 1886
  101. Public Law 49–579Chap. 579: to amend an act entitled “An act to provide for the erection of a public building in the city of Peoria, in the State of Illinois,” approved May ninth, eighteen hundred and eighty-two.Jun 30, 1886
  102. Public Law 49–580Chap. 580: appropriating money for the completion of the public building at Frankfort, Kentucky.Jun 30, 1886
  103. Public Law 49–581Chap. 581: to change the time of holding United States circuit and district courts in the southern district of the State of Florida.Jun 30, 1886
  104. Public Law 49–582Chap. 582: making an appropriation for the repairs and enlargement of the post-office and courthouse at Des Moines, Iowa, and fixing a limit therefor.Jun 30, 1886
  105. Public Law 49–583Chap. 583: making appropriations for additional barracks at the Southern, Northwestern, and Western Branches of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.Jun 30, 1886
  106. Public Law 49–584Chap. 584: to legalize and validate the general laws of the Territory of Dakota for the incorporation of insurance companies and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1886
  107. Public Law 49–585Chap. 585: for the erection of n public building at El Paso, Texas.Jun 30, 1886
  108. Public Law 49–599Chap. 599: For the relief of Fitz-John Porter.Jul 1, 1886
  109. Public Law 49–600Chap. 600: making appropriations for the diplomatic and consular Service of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and for other purposes.Jul 1, 1886
  110. Public Law 49–601Chap. 601: to authorize the Denison and Washita Valley Railway Company to construct and operate a railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Jul 1, 1886
  111. Public Law 49–608Chap. 608: to provide for the sale of the Cherokee Reservation in the State of Arkansas.Jul 2, 1886
  112. Public Law 49–609Chap. 609: to construct a road to the national cemetery at Natchez, Mississippi.Jul 2, 1886
  113. Public Law 49–610Chap. 610: making an appropriation to construct a road or wagon roadway from the United States barracks in Saint Bernard Parish, Louisiana, to the national military cemetery at Chalmette, in said parish.Jul 2, 1886
  114. Public Law 49–611Chap. 611: making appropriations for the payment of invalid and other pensions of the United States for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and for other purposes.Jul 2, 1886
  115. Public Law 49–622Chap. 622: granting the right. of way to the Leavenworth, Northern and Southern Railway Company through the military reservation at Fort Leavenworth.Jul 3, 1886
  116. Public Law 49–623Chap. 623: to authorize the improvement of the water-power in the Mississippi River at Little Falls, Minnesota.Jul 3, 1886
  117. Public Law 49–636Chap. 636: to authorize the printing of the eulogies delivered in Congress upon the late John F. Miller.Jul 6, 1886
  118. Public Law 49–637Chap. 637: to forfeit the lauds granted to the Atlantic and Pacific railroad Company to aid in the construction of a railroad and telegraph line from the States of Missouri and Arkansas to the Pacific coast, and to restore the same to settlement and for other purposesJul 6, 1886
  119. Public Law 49–744Chap. 744: to authorize the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf Railway Company to construct and operate a railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Jul 6, 1886
  120. Public Law 49–745Chap. 745: to amend chapter two hundred and eighteen of the acts of the first session of the Forty-seventh Congress, approved June fifteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-two.Jul 8, 1886
  121. Public Law 49–746Chap. 746: referring to the Court of Claims the claims for property seized by General Johnston on the Utah expedition for examination and report.Jul 8, 1886
  122. Public Law 49–747Chap. 747: to authorize the purchase of a certain tract of land near San Antonio, Texas, and to provide for the sale of the old site of Fort Brady, Michigan, and for a new site and the construction of suitable buildings thereon.Jul 8, 1886
  123. Public Law 49–755Chap. 755: relating to the licensing of vessels engaged in towing, to carry persons in addition to their crews.Jul 9, 1886
  124. Public Law 49–756Chap. 756: to reimburse the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers for Josses incurred through the failure of the Exchange National Bank of Norfolk, Virginia, and for other purposes.Jul 9, 1886
  125. Public Law 49–757Chap. 757: making appropriations to provide for the expenses of the government of the District of Columbia for the fiscal year eliding June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and for other purposes.Jul 9, 1886
  126. Public Law 49–758Chap. 758: relating to the supreme court of Montana Territory, and providing for the establishment of judicial districts in said Territory.Jul 10, 1886
  127. Public Law 49–759Chap. 759: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at or near the city of Saint Joseph, in the State of Missouri, and to establish it us a post-road.Jul 10, 1886
  128. Public Law 49–760Chap. 760: declaring forfeited certain grants of land made to certain States in aid of the construction of railroads.Jul 10, 1886
  129. Public Law 49–761Chap. 761: to amend an act entitled “An act. to provide a building for the use of 1 be United States circuit and district courts of the United States, the post-office, and other Government offices at Williamsport, Pennsylvania,” and making an additional appropriation therefor.Jul 10, 1886
  130. Public Law 49–762Chap. 762: authorizing an additional appropriation of twenty-five thousand dollars for the courthouse at Keokuk, Iowa, to make the same fireproof.Jul 10, 1886
  131. Public Law 49–763Chap. 763: providing for the establishment of certain light-houses and fog-signals, and for other purposes.Jul 10, 1886
  132. Public Law 49–764Chap. 764: to provide for taxation of railroad-grant lands, and for other purposes.Jul 10, 1886
  133. Public Law 49–765Chap. 765: Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to transfer the United States barracks at Baton Rouge. Louisiana, to the Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College, at said place, for educational purposes, and granting to the city of Marquette, Michigan, certain lands for park purposes.Jul 12, 1886
  134. Public Law 49–775Chap. 775: to authorize the construction of a railroad, wagon, and foot-passenger bridge across the Mississippi River at or near Dubuque, in the State of Iowa.Jul 19, 1886
  135. Public Law 49–776Chap. 776: for the relief of Thomas Sampson.Jul 19, 1886
  136. Public Law 49–778Chap. 778: to provide for the construction of a bridge across the west channel of the Detroit River to connect Belle Isle Park with the mainland.Jul 20, 1886
  137. Public Law 49–779Chap. 779: authorizing the construction of additional light-house Districts.Jul 26, 1886
  138. Public Law 49–780Chap. 780: to provide for the establishment of additional aids to navigation to guide vessels through the channels leading to Pensacola, Florida.Jul 26, 1886
  139. Public Law 49–781Chap. 781: making appropriations for the naval service for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and. for other purposes.Jul 26, 1886
  140. Public Law 49–782Chap. 782: appropriating money for the completion of the public building at Greensborough, North Carolina,Jul 26, 1886
  141. Public Law 49–797Chap. 797: for the erection of a public building at Oshkosh, Wisconsin.Jul 28, 1886
  142. Public Law 49–798Chap. 798: for the relief of the board of field officers of the Fourth Brigade of South Carolina Volunteer State Troops.Jul 28, 1886
  143. Public Law 49–799Chap. 799: to authorize the Secretary of War to credit the State of Kansas with certain sum of money on its ordnance account with the General Government.Jul 28, 1886
  144. Public Law 49–800Chap. 800: to construct a road to the National Cemetery at Knoxville, Tennessee.Jul 28, 1886
  145. Public Law 49–801Chap. 801: providing for the construction of a light house supply-steamer for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and for other purposes.Jul 28, 1886
  146. Public Law 49–802Chap. 802: to authorize the Bellingham Bay Railway and Navigation Company to build certain bridgea in the Territory of Washington.Jul 28, 1886
  147. Public Law 49–803Chap. 803: for the erection of a public building at Jacksonville, Florida.Jul 29, 1886
  148. Public Law 49–804Chap. 804: to grant the Astoria and Winnemucca Railroad Company the right to construct bridges over navigable watercourses.Jul 29, 1886
  149. Public Law 49–805Chap. 805: authorizing the city of Salem to construct a bridge across the Willamet te River, in the State of Oregon.Jul 29, 1886
  150. Public Law 49–806Chap. 806: granting to the Oregonian Railway Bridge Company of Oregon the right to construct a bridge over the Willamette River in the vicinity of Ray’s Landing, Oregon.Jul 29, 1886
  151. Public Law 49–807Chap. 807: to authorize the construction of bridges across the Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers by the Ohio Valley Railway Company.Jul 29, 1886
  152. Public Law 49–808Chap. 808: to increase the appropriation for the erection of the public building at Reading, Pennsylvania.Jul 29, 1886
  153. Public Law 49–809Chap. 809: granting to the county of Clatsop, in the State of Oregon, the right to construct a bridge across Young’s Bay, a navigable stream in said county and State.Jul 29, 1886
  154. Public Law 49–810Chap. 810: for the enlistment and pay and to define the duties and liabilities of “general-service clerks” and “general-service messengers” in the Army.Jul 29, 1886
  155. Public Law 49–811Chap. 811: to give the assent of Congress to the construction of a bridge- by the municipalities of Menominee, Michigan, and Marinette, Wisconsin, over Menominee River.Jul 29, 1886
  156. Public Law 49–812Chap. 812: to permit the entry free of duty of foreign goods for exhibition at the fourth biennial exhibition of the United States Bottlers Protective Association.Jul 29, 1886
  157. Public Law 49–816Chap. 816: to amend an act approved May twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and eighty-two, entitled “Au act for the construction of a public building at Galveston, Texas,”Jul 30, 1886
  158. Public Law 49–817Chap. 817: making an appropriation to continue the construction of the public building at Clarksburg, West Virginia, and changing the limit of cost thereof.Jul 30, 1886
  159. Public Law 49–818Chap. 818: to prohibit 1he passage of local or special laws in the Territories of the United States, to limit Territorial indebtedness, and for other purposes.Jul 30, 1886
  160. Public Law 49–827Chap. 827: making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and for other purposes.Jul 31, 1886
  161. Public Law 49–840Chap. 840: defining butter, also imposing a tax upon and regulating the manufacture, sale, importation, and exportation of oleomargarine.Aug 2, 1886
  162. Public Law 49–841Chap. 841: to amend an act entitled "An act for the erection and construction of a public building at Oxford, Mississippi," approved July twelfth, eighteen hundred and eighty-two.Aug 2, 1886
  163. Public Law 49–842Chap. 842: to provide for the appointment and compensation of a district judge for the southern district of Alabama.Aug 2, 1886
  164. Public Law 49–843Chap. 843: to authorize the Secretary of War to permit the Carrollton and Lock Number One Turnpike Road Company to locate and construct its road on land belonging to the United States at Lock Number One, on the Kentucky River, in the State of Kentucky.Aug 2, 1886
  165. Public Law 49–844Chap. 844: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to extend the time of payment to purchasers of lands of the Otoe and Missouria and of the Omaha Indians.Aug 2, 1886
  166. Public Law 49–848Chap. 848: to provide for terms of court in Colorado.Aug 3, 1886
  167. Public Law 49–849Chap. 849: to increase the Naval establishment.Aug 3, 1886
  168. Public Law 49–893Chap. 893: for the benefit of the States of Texas, Colorado, Oregon, Nebraska, California, Kansas, and Nevada, and the Territories of Washington and Idaho, and Nevada when a Territory.Aug 4, 1886
  169. Public Law 49–894Chap. 894: to empower the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Protestant Church to hold property in the District of Columbia.Aug 4, 1886
  170. Public Law 49–895Chap. 895: to establish a land-office at Lamar, Colorado.Aug 4, 1886
  171. Public Law 49–896Chap. 896: to provide for the inspection of tobacco, cigars, and snuff, and to repeal section three thousand one hundred and fifty-one of the Revised Statutes.Aug 4, 1886
  172. Public Law 49–897Chap. 897: to provide for the settlement of the estates of deceased Kickapoo Indians in the State of Kansas, and for other purposes.Aug 4, 1886
  173. Public Law 49–898Chap. 898: to relieve the State of Colorado from charges on account of ordnance stores furnished to the State and Territory.Aug 4, 1886
  174. Public Law 49–899Chap. 899: to amend the pension laws by increasing the pensions of soldiers and sailors who have lost an arm or leg in the service.Aug 4, 1886
  175. Public Law 49–900Chap. 900: to authorize the Postmaster-General to allow compensation to railroad companies in certain cases for apartment service heretofore furnished pursuant to agreement.Aug 4, 1886
  176. Public Law 49–901Chap. 901: to extend the system for the immediate delivery of letters, and amendatory of sections three, four, and five of the act approved March third, eighteen hundred and eighty-five, entitled "An act making appropriations for the service of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-six, and for other purposes."Aug 4, 1886
  177. Public Law 49–902Chap. 902: making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and for other purposes.Aug 4, 1886
  178. Public Law 49–903Chap. 903: making appropriations to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-six, and for prior years, and for other purposes.Aug 4, 1886
  179. Public Law 49–928Chap. 928: to detach certain counties from the United States judicial district of California, and create the United States judicial district of southern California.Aug 5, 1886
  180. Public Law 49–929Chap. 929: making appropriations for the construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works on rivers and harbors, and for other purposes.Aug 5, 1886
  181. Public Law 49–930Chap. 930: to provide for protecting the interests of the United States in the Potomac River Flats, in the District of Columbia.Aug 5, 1886
  182. Public Law 49–931Chap. 931: amendatory of and supplementary to “An act to alter the judicial districts of Pennsylvania, and for other purposes,” approved May twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and twenty-four, and providing an additional place for holding the several courts thereof.Aug 5, 1886
  183. Public Law 49–932Chap. 932: in relation to the western judicial district of Wisconsin.Aug 5, 1886
  184. Public Law 49–2Chap. 2: for the relief of graduates of the United States Military Academy, and to fix their pay.Dec 20, 1886
  185. Public Law 49–3Chap. 3: for the retirement of certain officers of the Navy of the United States.Dec 20, 1886
  186. Public Law 49–4Chap. 4: to relinquish the interest of the United States in certain lands to the city and county of San Francisco and their grantees.Dec 20, 1886
  187. Public Law 49–5Chap. 5: for the relief of certain soldiers of the Twelfth Michigan Volunteer Infantry dishonorably discharged under special orders ninety-two, War Department, Adjutant-General’s Office, dated March first, eighteen hundred and sixty-six.Dec 20, 1886
  188. Public Law 49–7Chap. 7: for the relief of William P. Chambliss.Dec 21, 1886
  189. Public Law 49–8Chap. 8: making an appropriation to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for public printing and binding for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and for other purposes.Dec 22, 1886
  190. Public Law 49–9Chap. 9: amending sections forty-seven hundred and fifty-six and forty-seven hundred and fifty-seven of the Revised Statutes, relating to pensions to certain disabled persons who have served in the Navy or Marine Corps.Dec 23, 1886
  191. Public Law 49–11Chap. 11: providing for the erection of a public building at Springfield, Massachusetts.Jan 3, 1887
  192. Public Law 49–12Chap. 12: to amend section four thousand four hundred and fourteen of the Revised Statutes, relating to inspectors of hulls and boilers.Jan 3, 1887
  193. Public Law 49–13Chap. 13: to amend the act entitled “An act to modify the postal money-order system, and for other purposes,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and eighty-three.Jan 3, 1887
  194. Public Law 49–14Chap. 14: to extend the free-delivery system of the Post-Office Department, and for other purposes.Jan 3, 1887
  195. Public Law 49–15Chap. 15: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Saint Louis River at the most accessible point between the States of Minnesota and Wisconsin.Jan 3, 1887
  196. Public Law 49–16Chap. 16: For the relief of Myron E. Dunlap.Jan 3, 1887
  197. Public Law 49–21Chap. 21: referring to the Court of Claims for adjudication the claims of John H. Kinkead, Samuel Sussman, and Charles O. Wood.Jan 17, 1887
  198. Public Law 49–22Chap. 22: for the relief of the Greensburgh Limestone Company and others.Jan 17, 1887
  199. Public Law 49–23Chap. 23: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to sell and convey the United States enstouihouse and post-office property at Eastport, in the State of Maine, lately destroyed by tire, the proceeds thereof to be invested in the purchase of a new site for and to provide for the erection of a new public building at that place.Jan 17, 1887
  200. Public Law 49–24Chap. 24: for the relief of Albion S. Keith.Jan 17, 1887
  201. Public Law 49–25Chap. 25: to amend the law relating to the bonds of executors in the District of Columbia.Jan 17, 1887
  202. Public Law 49–26Chap. 26: to grant the Maricopa and Phœnix Railway Company of Arizona the right of way through the Gila River Indian Reservation.Jan 17, 1887
  203. Public Law 49–40Chap. 40: for the erection of a public building at Camden, New Jersey.Jan 26, 1887
  204. Public Law 49–41Chap. 41: relating to sales for taxes in the District of Columbia.Jan 26, 1887
  205. Public Law 49–42Chap. 42: for the relief of Francis Deaniead.Jan 26, 1887
  206. Public Law 49–43Chap. 43: to exempt from taxation all property held by the trustees of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, and for other purposes.Jan 26, 1887
  207. Public Law 49–44Chap. 44: to exempt the property of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Washington, District of Columbia, from taxation.Jan 26, 1887
  208. Public Law 49–45Chap. 45: for the further protection of property from Are, and safety of lives, in the District of Columbia.Jan 26, 1887
  209. Public Law 49–46Chap. 46: to regulate insurance in the District of Columbia.Jan 26, 1887
  210. Public Law 49–47Chap. 47: to amend the third section of an act entitled “An act to provide for the sale of the Sac and Fox and Iowa Indian Reservations, in the States of Nebraska and Kansas, and for other purposes,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and eighty-five.Jan 26, 1887
  211. Public Law 49–48Chap. 48: to repeal parts of an act relating to tax on the business of real-estate agents in the District of Columbia, approved June twentieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two.Jan 26, 1887
  212. Public Law 49–49Chap. 49: to authorize the Commissioners of the District of Columbia to make police regulations for the government of said District.Jan 26, 1887
  213. Public Law 49–50Chap. 50: to provide for an American register for the steamer Nuevo Moctezuma, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Jan 26, 1887
  214. Public Law 49–67Chap. 67: providing for the erection of a public building at Los Angeles, California.Jan 29, 1887
  215. Public Law 49–68Chap. 68: for the erection of a public building at Worcester, Massachusetts.Jan 29, 1887
  216. Public Law 49–69Chap. 69: for the completion of a public building at Fort Scott, Kansas.Jan 29, 1887
  217. Public Law 49–70Chap. 70: granting pensions to the soldiers and sailors of the Mexican war, and for other purposes.Jan 29, 1887
  218. Public Law 49–71Chap. 71: to release unto the city of San Antonio, Texas, for its use as a public thoroughfare, certain portions of the military reservation near said city.Jan 29, 1887
  219. Public Law 49–72Chap. 72: to provide a school of instruction for cavalry and light artillery, and for the construction and completion of quarters, barracks, and stables at certain posts for the use of the Army of the United States.Jan 29, 1887
  220. Public Law 49–90Chap. 90: to fix the day for the meeting of the electors of President and Vice-President, and to provide for and regulate the counting of the votes for President and Vice-President, and the decision of questions arising thereon.Feb 3, 1887
  221. Public Law 49–91Chap. 91: authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Mississippi River at Saint Louis, Missouri.Feb 3, 1887
  222. Public Law 49–92Chap. 92: to amend an act entitled “An act to provide for the master and pay of certain officers and enlisted men of the volunteer forces,” approved June third, eighteen hundred and eighty-four.Feb 3, 1887
  223. Public Law 49–93Chap. 93: for the relief of Elon A. Marsh and Minard Lefever.Feb 3, 1887
  224. Public Law 49–103Chap. 103: to provide for the erection of a public building at Wilmington, North Carolina.Feb 4, 1887
  225. Public Law 49–104Chap. 104: to regulate commerce.Feb 4, 1887
  226. Public Law 49–105Chap. 105: to amend the law relating to patents, trademarks, and copyright.Feb 4, 1887
  227. Public Law 49–119Chap. 119: to provide for the allotment of lands in severalty to Indians on the various reservations, and to extend the protection of the laws of the United States and the Territories over the Indians, and for other purposes.Feb 8, 1887
  228. Public Law 49–120Chap. 120: to declare a forfeiture of lands granted to the New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg Railroad Company, to confirm title to certain lands, and for other purposes.Feb 8, 1887
  229. Public Law 49–123Chap. 123: to amend an act in relation to the immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes, approved June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty.Feb 9, 1887
  230. Public Law 49–124Chap. 124: for the completion of a public building at Santa Fé, New Mexico.Feb 9, 1887
  231. Public Law 49–125Chap. 125: for the erection of a public building at Jefferson, Texas.Feb 9, 1887
  232. Public Law 49–126Chap. 126: for the erection of a public building at Charleston, South Carolina.Feb 9, 1887
  233. Public Law 49–127Chap. 127: making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, and for other purposes.Feb 9, 1887
  234. Public Law 49–128Chap. 128: to authorize Frank W. Hunt to erect and maintain a ferry across the Missouri River at the military reservation of Fort Buford, Dakota territory.Feb 11, 1887
  235. Public Law 49–129Chap. 129: to amend section sixteen hundred and sixty-one of the Revised Statutes, making an annual appropriation to provide arms and equipments for the militia.Feb 12, 1887
  236. Public Law 49–130Chap. 130: granting to the Saint Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company the right of way through the Indian reservations in Northern Montana, and Northwestern Dakota.Feb 15, 1887
  237. Public Law 49–131Chap. 131: for the purchase of suitable grounds in the city of Owens-borough, in the State of Kentucky, and the erection thereon of a public building for the post-office, United States collector’s office, United States commissioner’s office, and for the use of other United States officers in said city, and appropriating money for said purposes.Feb 16, 1887
  238. Public Law 49–132Chap. 132: authorizing the Secretary of War to adjust and settle the account for arms, ammunition, and accouterments between the Territory of Montana and the United States.Feb 17, 1887
  239. Public Law 49–133Chap. 133: to grant the right of way through the Fort Bliss Military Reservation to the Rio Grande and El Paso Railroad Company.Feb 17, 1887
  240. Public Law 49–134Chap. 134: for the relief of Robert Strachan.Feb 17, 1887
  241. Public Law 49–135Chap. 135: making an appropriation for the establishment and erection of a military post near the city of Denver, in the State of Colorado.Feb 17, 1887
  242. Public Law 49–136Chap. 136: for the construction of a military telegraph line from Sanford, Florida, to Point Jupiter, Florida, and the establishment of a signal station.Feb 17, 1887
  243. Public Law 49–137Chap. 137: to authorize terms of the circuit court of the United States for the eastern judicial district of North Carolina at the city of Wilmington, in said district.Feb 17, 1887
  244. Public Law 49–138Chap. 138: directing the Secretary of War to amend the record of Harrison Dewey.Feb 17, 1887
  245. Public Law 49–139Chap. 139: to amend section five hundred and thirty-three of the Revised Statutes of the United States.Feb 17, 1887
  246. Public Law 49–156Chap. 156: to amend an act entitled “An act for the erection of a public building at Chattanooga, Tennessee,” approved February twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and eighty-five.Feb 21, 1887
  247. Public Law 49–157Chap. 157: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Trade-water River by the Ohio Valley Railway Company.Feb 21, 1887
  248. Public Law 49–158Chap. 158: to authorize the construction of a high wagon and foot-passenger bridge over the Mississippi River between the city of East Dubuque, in the State of Illinois, and the city of Dubuque, in the State of Iowa.Feb 21, 1887
  249. Public Law 49–208Chap. 208: to authorize the city of Newport, Rhode Island, to use the site of Fort Greene as a public park.Feb 23, 1887
  250. Public Law 49–209Chap. 209: to grant certain Seal Rocks to the city and county of San Francisco, State of California, in trust for the people of the United States.Feb 23, 1887
  251. Public Law 49–210Chap. 210: to provide for the execution of the provisions of article two of the treaty concluded between the United States of America and the Emperor of China on the seventeenth day of November, eighteen hundred and eighty, and proclaimed by the President of the United States on the fifth day of October, eighteen hundred and eighty-one.Feb 23, 1887
  252. Public Law 49–211Chap. 211: authorizing the Secretary of War to deliver to the Somerville Grand Army of the Republic, of Somerville, Massachusetts, four condemned gun-carriages, to be used for monumental purposes.Feb 23, 1887
  253. Public Law 49–212Chap. 212: to authorize the construction of a bridge over Bayou Barnard, in the State of Mississippi.Feb 23, 1887
  254. Public Law 49–213Chap. 213: to prohibit any officer, agent, or servant of the Government of the United States of America to hire or contract out the labor of prisoners incarcerated for violating the laws of the Government of the United States of America.Feb 23, 1887
  255. Public Law 49–214Chap. 214: for the relief of Saint Mark’s Protestant Episcopal Church in t lie District of Columbia.Feb 23, 1887
  256. Public Law 49–215Chap. 215: to amend section five of the act entitled “An act to amend the statutes in relation to immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes”, approved June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty.Feb 23, 1887
  257. Public Law 49–216Chap. 216: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Eastern Branch of the Potomac River at the foot of Pennsylvania avenue east.Feb 23, 1887
  258. Public Law 49–217Chap. 217: to incorporate the trustees of the Young Woman’s Christian Home in Washington, District of Columbia.Feb 23, 1887
  259. Public Law 49–218Chap. 218: to amend an act entitled an “Act to amend the Statutes in relation to the immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes”, approved June tenth eighteen hundred and eighty.Feb 23, 1887
  260. Public Law 49–219Chap. 219: directing the Commissioners of the District of Columbia to execute a deed of quitclaim and release to a certain alley in Washington to Cornelia P. Kaudolph and others.Feb 23, 1887
  261. Public Law 49–220Chap. 220: to amend an act to prohibit the importation and immigration of foreigners and aliens under contract or agreement to perform labor in the United States, its Territories, and the District of Columbia.Feb 23, 1887
  262. Public Law 49–221Chap. 221: to amend section three thousand and fifty-eight of the Revised Statutes.Feb 23, 1887
  263. Public Law 49–222Chap. 222: to provide for grading and paving the approaches to the national cemetery near Danville, Virginia.Feb 23, 1887
  264. Public Law 49–249Chap. 249: authorizing the construction of a public building for a post-office in the city of Houston, Texas.Feb 24, 1887
  265. Public Law 49–250Chap. 250: for the erection of a public building at Huntsville, Alabama.Feb 24, 1887
  266. Public Law 49–251Chap. 251: for the erection of a public building at Augusta, Georgia.Feb 24, 1887
  267. Public Law 49–252Chap. 252: to change the limit of appropriation for the public building at Denver, Colorado.Feb 24, 1887
  268. Public Law 49–253Chap. 253: to indemnify certain subjects of the Chinese Empire for losses sustained by the violence of a mob at Rock Springs, in the Territory of Wyoming, in September, eighteen hundred and eighty-five.Feb 24, 1887
  269. Public Law 49–254Chap. 254: to authorize the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway Company to construct and operate a railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Feb 24, 1887
  270. Public Law 49–257Chap. 257: granting the right of way to the Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line Railroad Company across the Government farm connected with the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland.Feb 25, 1887
  271. Public Law 49–258Chap. 258: to increase the appropriation for the erection of à public building at Troy. New York.Feb 25, 1887
  272. Public Law 49–259Chap. 259: to increase the appropriation for the public building at Brooklyn, New York.Feb 25, 1887
  273. Public Law 49–269Chap. 269: to provide for holding terms of the circuit and district courts of the United States for the eastern district of Michigan at Bay City, in said district.Feb 28, 1887
  274. Public Law 49–270Chap. 270: to authorize the Commissioners of the District of Columbia to permit file temporary occupation of streets by a railway for the purpose of transporting material to fill about the base of the Washington Monument.Feb 28, 1887
  275. Public Law 49–271Chap. 271: to amend the act dividing the State of Missouri into two judicial districts, and to divide the eastern and western districts thereof into divisions, establish district and circuit courts of the United States therein, and provide for the times and places for holding such courts, and for other purposes.Feb 28, 1887
  276. Public Law 49–272Chap. 272: to regulate steam-engineering in the District of Columbia.Feb 28, 1887
  277. Public Law 49–273Chap. 273: To provide for holding terms of United States courts at Texarkana, Arkansas, and for other purposes.Feb 28, 1887
  278. Public Law 49–274Chap. 274: to provide for an additional associate justice of the supreme court of the Territory of New Mexico.Feb 28, 1887
  279. Public Law 49–275Chap. 275: to make Tampa, Florida, a port of entry.Feb 28, 1887
  280. Public Law 49–276Chap. 276: to correct the record of Captain Edmond G. Fechét.Feb 28, 1887
  281. Public Law 49–277Chap. 277: granting to the Kanawha and Ohio Railroad Company the right to lay its track through United States lock and dam property in the Great Kanawha Valley, State of West Virginia.Feb 28, 1887
  282. Public Law 49–278Chap. 278: to define the boundaries of the collection districts of Miami and Sandusky, in the State of Ohio.Feb 28, 1887
  283. Public Law 49–279Chap. 279: to provide for holding terms of United States courts at Vicksburg, Mississippi.Feb 28, 1887
  284. Public Law 49–280Chap. 280: to authorize the construction of a graveled road to the Richmond National Cemetery, near Richmond, VirginiaFeb 28, 1887
  285. Public Law 49–281Chap. 281: to enable foreign executors and administrators to sue in the District, of Columbia, and for other purposes.Feb 28, 1887
  286. Public Law 49–282Chap. 282: to authorize the Secretary of War to credit the Territory of Dakota with certain sums for ordnance and ordnance stores issued to said Territory, and for other purposes.Feb 28, 1887
  287. Public Law 49–283Chap. 283: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Tennessee River at or near Chattanooga, Tennessee.Feb 28, 1887
  288. Public Law 49–284Chap. 284: granting the right of way to the Prescott and Arizona Centra Railway Company across the Whipple Barracks Military Reservation, in Arizona.Feb 28, 1887
  289. Public Law 49–285Chap. 285: to authorize the Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Railroad to build its road across the Fort Meade Military Reservation.Feb 28, 1887
  290. Public Law 49–286Chap. 286: for the construction of a building for stable and carpenter shop for the accommodation of the offices of the House of Representatives.Feb 28, 1887
  291. Public Law 49–287Chap. 287: to effect a rearrangement of grades of office in the Adjutant-General’s Department of the Army.Feb 28, 1887
  292. Public Law 49–288Chap. 288: relating to the importing and landing of mackerel caught during the spawning season.Feb 28, 1887
  293. Public Law 49–311Chap. 311: to organize the Hospital Corps of the Army of the United States, to define its duty and fix its pay.Mar 1, 1887
  294. Public Law 49–312Chap. 312: making appropriations for the support of the Military Academy for tile fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.Mar 1, 1887
  295. Public Law 49–313Chap. 313: making appropriations for the payment of invalid and other pensions of the United States for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, and for other purposes.Mar 1, 1887
  296. Public Law 49–314Chap. 314: to establish agricultural experiment stations in connection with the colleges established in the several States under the provisions of an act approved July second, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and of the acts supplementary thereto.Mar 2, 1887
  297. Public Law 49–315Chap. 315: to amend section five hundred and thirty-six of the Revised Statutes of the United States, relating to the division of the State of Illinois into judicial districts, and to provide for holding terms of court of the northern district at the city of Peoria.Mar 2, 1887
  298. Public Law 49–316Chap. 316: to provide for the location and erection of a branch home for disabled volunteer soldiers west o£ the Rocky Mountains.Mar 2, 1887
  299. Public Law 49–317Chap. 317: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange property purchased at Abingdon, Virginia, as a site for a public building, for more suitable property, and for other purposesMar 2, 1887
  300. Public Law 49–318Chap. 318: relating to contested elections.Mar 2, 1887
  301. Public Law 49–319Chap. 319: to grant the right of way through the Indian Territory to the Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska Railway, and for other purposes.Mar 2, 1887
  302. Public Law 49–320Chap. 320: making appropriations for the current and contingent expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations with the various Indian tribes, for the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, and for other purposes.Mar 2, 1887
  303. Public Law 49–333Chap. 333: to amend an act to provide tor the purchase of a site and the erection of a public building thereon at Detroit, Michigan, approved March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-five.Mar 3, 1887
  304. Public Law 49–334Chap. 334: authorizing the construction of a bridge across the East River between tins city of New York and Long Island.Mar 3, 1887
  305. Public Law 49–335Chap. 335: authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Rod River of the North.Mar 3, 1887
  306. Public Law 49–336Chap. 336: to give the at went of Congress to the construction of a free bridge by the comity of Davidson, Tennessee, over the Cumberland River,Mar 3, 1887
  307. Public Law 49–337Chap. 337: to authorize the construction of bridges across the Great Kanawha River below the Falls, and to prescribe the dimensions of the same.Mar 3, 1887
  308. Public Law 49–338Chap. 338: authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Red River of tile North.Mar 3, 1887
  309. Public Law 49–339Chap. 339: to authorize the President of the United States to protect and defend the rights of American fishing vessels, American fishermen, American leading mid other vessels, in certain cases, mid for oilier purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  310. Public Law 49–340Chap. 340: to restrict the ownership of real estate in the Territories to American citizens, and so forth.Mar 3, 1887
  311. Public Law 49–341Chap. 341: granting a right of way through certain public lands of the United States in the Territory of Utah, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  312. Public Law 49–342Chap. 342: making appropriations for the diplomatic and consular service of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  313. Public Law 49–343Chap. 343: for the erection of a public building in the city of Binghamton, New York.Mar 3, 1887
  314. Public Law 49–344Chap. 344: to authorize the printing of the eulogies delivered in Congress upon the late John A. Logan.Mar 3, 1887
  315. Public Law 49–345Chap. 345: authorizing an investigation of the books, accounts, and methods of railroads which have received aid from the United States, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  316. Public Law 49–346Chap. 346: authorizing the employment of mail-messengers in the postal service.Mar 3, 1887
  317. Public Law 49–347Chap. 347: providing an additional circuit judge in the second judicial circuit, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  318. Public Law 49–348Chap. 348: to amend sections twenty-five hundred and thirty-three, anti twenty-five hundred and thirty-four of the Revised Statutes, and making Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, a port of entry, in place of Middletown.Mar 3, 1887
  319. Public Law 49–349Chap. 349: to authorize the construction of abridge across the Missouri River at the most accessible point between the City of Kansas and the town of Sibley, in the county of Jackson and State of Missouri.Mar 3, 1887
  320. Public Law 49–350Chap. 350: for the relief of Saint Dominic’s Church, in the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1887
  321. Public Law 49–351Chap. 351: making an appropriation for the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year coding June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  322. Public Law 49–352Chap. 352: to quiet title to certain land in the city of Washington, District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1887
  323. Public Law 49–353Chap. 353: to repeal certain sections of the Revised Statutes of the United States relating to the appointment of civil officers.Mar 3, 1887
  324. Public Law 49–354Chap. 354: to authorize the purchase of a site for a building for a post-office, courthouse, and other offices in Ban Francisco, California.Mar 3, 1887
  325. Public Law 49–355Chap. 355: authorizing the Treasurer of the United States to credit the District of Columbia with certain moneys in lieu of investing the same in bonds.Mar 3, 1887
  326. Public Law 49–356Chap. 356: authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River between the cities of Omaha, Nebraska, and Council Binds, Iowa, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  327. Public Law 49–357Chap. 357: to authorize the East and West Railroad Company of Alabama to maintain a bridge across the Coosa River.Mar 3, 1887
  328. Public Law 49–358Chap. 358: to authorize the Talladega and Coosa Valley Railroad company of Alabama lo erect a bridge across the Coosa River.Mar 3, 1887
  329. Public Law 49–359Chap. 359: to provide for the bringing of suits against the Government of the United States.Mar 3, 1887
  330. Public Law 49–360Chap. 360: for the repair mid preservation of the road, heretofore constructed by the Government, leading from Vicksburg to the national cemetery adjacent thereto.Mar 3, 1887
  331. Public Law 49–361Chap. 361: to authorize the Louisiana North and South Railroad company to construct and maintain a bridge across the Red River in Louisiana.Mar 3, 1887
  332. Public Law 49–362Chap. 362: making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  333. Public Law 49–363Chap. 363: to convey to and confirm in the city of Aurora, in the county of Kane, and State of Illinois, a small island in Fox River, located within the limits of said city.Mar 3, 1887
  334. Public Law 49–364Chap. 364: making appropriations to pay pensions to soldiers and sailors of the Mexican war, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  335. Public Law 49–365Chap. 365: to provide for the erection of a public building in the city of Dayton, Ohio.Mar 3, 1887
  336. Public Law 49–366Chap. 366: granting to the Rocky Fork and Cooke City Railway Comway Company the right of way through a part of the Crow Indian Reservation, in Montana Territory,Mar 3, 1887
  337. Public Law 49–367Chap. 367: to authorize the construction of a railroad bridge over the Mississippi River at Grand Tower, Illinois.Mar 3, 1887
  338. Public Law 49–368Chap. 368: granting the Utah Midland Railway Company tins right of way through the Uncompahgre and Uintah Reservations, in the Territory of Utah, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  339. Public Law 49–369Chap. 369: to provide for the expenses of certain Investigations.Mar 3, 1887
  340. Public Law 49–370Chap. 370: for the relief of settlers and purchasers of lands on the public domain in the States of Nebraska and Kansas.Mar 3, 1887
  341. Public Law 49–371Chap. 371: to repeal certain provisions of the act approved March third, .eighteen hundred and seventy-five, relating to the purchase of arms for the use of the .States.Mar 3, 1887
  342. Public Law 49–372Chap. 372: to provide for the redemption and sale of the school-farm lands now held in Beaufort County, South Carolina, by the United States.Mar 3, 1887
  343. Public Law 49–373Chap. 373: to amend the act of Congress approved March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-five, entitled “An net to determine the jurisdiction of circuit courts of the United States and to regulate the removal of causes from State courts, and for other purposes and to further regulate the jurisdiction of circuit courts of the United States, and for other purposes.”Mar 3, 1887
  344. Public Law 49–374Chap. 374: to provide for the settlement of an account with the Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad Company for internal-revenue tax, and to refund the amount of said tax erroneously assessed and collected.Mar 3, 1887
  345. Public Law 49–375Chap. 375: to authorize the sale of the United States Barracks property in the city of Newport, Kentucky, and the purchase of a new site and the erection of buildings thereon.Mar 3, 1887
  346. Public Law 49–376Chap. 376: to provide for the adjustment of land grants made by Congress to aid in the construction of railroads and for the forfeiture of unearned, lauds, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  347. Public Law 49–377Chap. 377: authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Tennessee River at or near Sheffield, Alabama, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  348. Public Law 49–378Chap. 378: to amend sections five thousand one hundred and ninety-one and live thousand one hundred and ninety-two of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  349. Public Law 49–379Chap. 379: relating to arrears of taxes in the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1887
  350. Public Law 49–380Chap. 380: relative to the Minneapolis Industrial Exposition to be held annually in the city of Minneapolis, State of Minnesota.Mar 3, 1887
  351. Public Law 49–381Chap. 381: for the construction of a bridge by the Duluth, Pierre and Black Hills Railroad Company across the Missouri River at Pierre, Dakota.Mar 3, 1887
  352. Public Law 49–382Chap. 382: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at n point to be selected within five miles of the city of Yankton, Dakota.Mar 3, 1887
  353. Public Law 49–383Chap. 383: to authorize the construction of a railroad, wagon, and foot-passenger bridge across the Mississippi River at Fort Madison or Keokuk, or between those pointsMar 3, 1887
  354. Public Law 49–384Chap. 384: authorizing the city of Winona, Minnesota, to construct a bridge across a part of the Mississippi River and a certain island therein.Mar 3, 1887
  355. Public Law 49–385Chap. 385: authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Tennessee River at or near Guntersville, Alabama, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  356. Public Law 49–386Chap. 386: to authorize the Georgia Pacific Railroad Company to construct bridges across the Sunflower, Yazoo, and Tombigbee Rivers, in Mississippi.Mar 3, 1887
  357. Public Law 49–387Chap. 387: authorizing the President to return the Twiggs swords.Mar 3, 1887
  358. Public Law 49–388Chap. 388: making appropriations for the service of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eightMar 3, 1887
  359. Public Law 49–389Chap. 389: making appropriations to provide for the expenses of the Government of the District of Columbia for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  360. Public Law 49–390Chap. 390: to regulate the construction and operation of elevators within the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  361. Public Law 49–391Chap. 391: making appropriations for the naval service for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen bundled and eighty-eight, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  362. Public Law 49–392Chap. 392: making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  363. Public Law 49–393Chap. 393: to authorize the Tombigbee Railroad Company to construct a bridge across the Tombigbee River at or near Columbus, Mississippi.Mar 3, 1887
  364. Public Law 49–394Chap. 394: extending the charter of “The President and Directors of the Firemen’s Insurance Company of Washington and Georgetown,” in the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1887
  365. Public Law 49–395Chap. 395: authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Tennessee River at or near the foot of the Mussel Shoals Canal, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  366. Public Law 49–396Chap. 396: for the retirement and recoinage of the trade-dollar.Mar 3, 1887
  367. Public Law 49–397Chap. 397: to amend an act entitled “An act to amend section fifty-three hundred and fifty-two of the Revised Statutes of the United States, in reference to bigamy, and for other purposes,” approved March twenty-second, eighteen hundred and eighty-two.Mar 3, 1887
  368. Private Law 43–1Chapter 1: for the relief of Alexander R. Lawton, of the State of GeorgiaDec 26, 1885
  369. Private Law 43–2Chapter 2: granting a pension to Julia D. Grant.Dec 26, 1885
  370. Private Law 43–10Chapter 10: granting a pension to Matthias Leckner.Feb 15, 1886
  371. Private Law 43–11Chapter 11: for the relief of Joseph W. Parish.Feb 20, 1886
  372. Private Law 43–12Chapter 12: for the allowance of certain claims reported by the accounting officers of the United States Treasury DepartmentFeb 20, 1886
  373. Private Law 43–13Chapter 13: to remove the political disabilities of Thomas L. Rosser.Mar 2, 1886
  374. Private Law 43–14Chapter 14: to remove the disabilities of Alexander P. Stewart, of La Fayette County, Mississippi.Mar 2, 1886
  375. Private Law 43–15Chapter 15: to remove the disabilities of Edward G. W. Butler, of Missouri.Mar 2, 1886
  376. Private Law 43–16Chapter 16: for the relief of James Clifford.Mar 2, 1886
  377. Private Law 43–17Chapter 17: for the relief of the legal representative of John Hatfield, deceased.Mar 10, 1886
  378. Private Law 43–18Chapter 18: for the relief of Frances E. Stewart, administratrix of Michael S. Stewart, deceased.Mar 11, 1886
  379. Private Law 43–23Chapter 23: for the relief of B. Jennings.Mar 19, 1886
  380. Private Law 43–24Chapter 24: granting a pension to Mary B. Holmes.Mar 19, 1886
  381. Private Law 43–25Chapter 25: for the relief of Sarah B. Jackson.Mar 19, 1886
  382. Private Law 43–26Chapter 26: releasing the estate of the late Frank Soulé, late collector of internal revenue for the first district of the State of California, and his sureties on his official bond.Mar 22, 1886
  383. Private Law 43–31Chapter 31: for the relief of Ida A. Richardson, Caroline A. Urquhart, and Cora A. Slocomb, as the heirs-at-law of Cora A. Slocomb, deceased, and Ida A. Richardson and Caroline Augusta Urquhart.Mar 29, 1886
  384. Private Law 43–32Chapter 32: for the relief of Mrs. Lizzie D. Clarke, of New Orleans.Mar 29, 1886
  385. Private Law 43–33Chapter 33: for the relief of J. D. Morrison, surviving partner of C. M. and J. D. Morrison.Mar 29, 1886
  386. Private Law 43–34Chapter 34: for the relief of Robert H. Anderson, of the State of Georgia.Mar 29, 1886
  387. Private Law 43–35Chapter 35: for the relief of Victor Beauboucher.Mar 29, 1886
  388. Private Law 43–36Chapter 36: to increase the pension of Robert D. Fort.Mar 29, 1886
  389. Private Law 43–37Chapter 37: for the relief of Frances McNeil Potter.Mar 29, 1886
  390. Private Law 43–38Chapter 38: granting a pension to Margaret A. Blake.Mar 29, 1886
  391. Private Law 43–39Chapter 39: granting a pension to Almira Russell Hancock, widow of Winfield Scott Hancock, late a Major-General in the United States Army.Mar 29, 1886
  392. Private Law 43–42Chapter 42: for the relief of George S. Storrs, of Texas.Mar 31, 1886
  393. Private Law 43–43Chapter 43: for the relief of J. M. Lobban.Mar 31, 1886
  394. Private Law 43–44Chapter 44: granting a pension to Mrs. E. A. Benham.Apr 5, 1886
  395. Private Law 43–45Chapter 45: granting a pension to Margaret B. Harwood.Apr 5, 1886
  396. Private Law 43–46Chapter 46: for the relief of David W. Jones.Apr 5, 1886
  397. Private Law 43–51Chapter 51: to increase the pension of Florence Murray.Apr 15, 1886
  398. Private Law 43–52Chapter 52: granting a pension to Henry O. Hill.Apr 15, 1886
  399. Private Law 43–53Chapter 53: granting a pension to Mrs. Susan Gilman.Apr 15, 1886
  400. Private Law 43–54Chapter 54: granting a pension to Mrs. Adaline M. Putnam.Apr 15, 1886
  401. Private Law 43–55Chapter 55: to amend and correct the act approved March third, eighteen hundred and eighty-five, granting a pension to Sarah Hague.Apr 15, 1886
  402. Private Law 43–56Chapter 56: granting a pension to William Blanchard.Apr 15, 1886
  403. Private Law 43–62Chapter 62: granting a pension to William Webster.Apr 26, 1886
  404. Private Law 43–63Chapter 63: granting a pension to Noah Nelson.Apr 26, 1886
  405. Private Law 43–65Chapter 65: to remove the disabilities of John Taylor Wood, of Louisiana.Apr 29, 1886
  406. Private Law 43–66Chapter 66: for the relief of Dinwiddie B. Phillips.Apr 29, 1886
  407. Private Law 43–68Chapter 68: for the relief of John Randolph Hamilton, of the State of North Carolina.Apr 30, 1886
  408. Private Law 43–77Chapter 77: for the relief of Alexander Smiley.May 1, 1886
  409. Private Law 43–78Chapter 78: for the relief of Miss Rosa Wallace.May 1, 1886
  410. Private Law 43–79Chapter 79: for the relief of John A. Morris.May 1, 1886
  411. Private Law 43–80Chapter 80: for the relief of James G. Martin.May 1, 1886
  412. Private Law 43–84Chapter 84: granting a pension to Jennette S. Kent.May 3, 1886
  413. Private Law 43–85Chapter 85: granting a pension to Isaac N. Minshall.May 3, 1886
  414. Private Law 43–86Chapter 86: granting a pension to Miss Rebecca Miller.May 3, 1886
  415. Private Law 43–89Chapter 89: for the relief of Emerson Etheridge and William B. Stokes.May 6, 1886
  416. Private Law 43–90Chapter 90: granting a pension to Mary A. Tibbets.May 7, 1886
  417. Private Law 43–91Chapter 91: granting a pension to Nancy Battorff.May 7, 1886
  418. Private Law 43–92Chapter 92: for the relief of David C. Paullus.May 7, 1886
  419. Private Law 43–93Chapter 93: granting a pension to George H. Campbell.May 7, 1886
  420. Private Law 43–94Chapter 94: granting a pension to Susan Woolley.May 7, 1886
  421. Private Law 43–95Chapter 95: for the relief of Thomas Ferguson.May 7, 1886
  422. Private Law 43–96Chapter 96: granting a pension to Enoch Goss.May 7, 1886
  423. Private Law 43–97Chapter 97: granting a pension to James Morgan.May 7, 1886
  424. Private Law 43–98Chapter 98: granting a pension to John Defenbaugh.May 7, 1886
  425. Private Law 43–99Chapter 99: to grant a pension to John G. Shawbell.May 7, 1886
  426. Private Law 43–100Chapter 100: granting a pension to William B. Keith.May 7, 1886
  427. Private Law 43–101Chapter 101: granting a pension to N. M. Miller.May 7, 1886
  428. Private Law 43–102Chapter 102: granting a pension to J. W. A. Bennett.May 7, 1886
  429. Private Law 43–103Chapter 103: granting a pension to Frederick Bottjer.May 7, 1886
  430. Private Law 43–104Chapter 104: granting a pension to David McKinney.May 7, 1886
  431. Private Law 43–105Chapter 105: granting a pension to August Schindler.May 7, 1886
  432. Private Law 43–106Chapter 106: granting a pension to Edgar Payne.May 7, 1886
  433. Private Law 43–107Chapter 107: granting a pension to Daniel T. Ferguson.May 7, 1886
  434. Private Law 43–108Chapter 108: granting a pension to Samuel V. Holland.May 7, 1886
  435. Private Law 43–109Chapter 109: granting a pension to Lewis A. Thornbury.May 7, 1886
  436. Private Law 43–110Chapter 110: granting a pension to Elizabeth Sullivan.May 7, 1886
  437. Private Law 43–111Chapter 111: granting a pension to John H. Barry.May 7, 1886
  438. Private Law 43–112Chapter 112: granting a pension to Walter S. Haynes.May 7, 1886
  439. Private Law 43–113Chapter 113: granting a pension to William TurvilleMay 7, 1886
  440. Private Law 43–114Chapter 114: granting a pension to Nathaniel H. Blakely.May 7, 1886
  441. Private Law 43–115Chapter 115: to place the name of Thomas G. Newman on the pension-roll.May 7, 1886
  442. Private Law 43–116Chapter 116: granting a pension to George H. Perkins.May 7, 1886
  443. Private Law 43–117Chapter 117: to pension Martin Kirk.May 7, 1886
  444. Private Law 43–118Chapter 118: granting a pension to Mary Murphy.May 7, 1886
  445. Private Law 43–119Chapter 119: granting a pension to James McAnny.May 7, 1886
  446. Private Law 43–120Chapter 120: for the relief of Marcus A. Hamilton.May 7, 1886
  447. Private Law 43–121Chapter 121: granting a pension to Phebe Saunders.May 7, 1886
  448. Private Law 43–122Chapter 122: granting a pension to Philip Jacobs.May 7, 1886
  449. Private Law 43–123Chapter 123: granting a pension to Nathaniel Taylor.May 7, 1886
  450. Private Law 43–124Chapter 124: for the relief of Newton O. Baker.May 7, 1886
  451. Private Law 43–125Chapter 125: for the relief of Sarah Manz.May 7, 1886
  452. Private Law 43–126Chapter 126: granting a pension to Joseph Williams.May 7, 1886
  453. Private Law 43–127Chapter 127: granting a pension to Cornelia W. Ellis.May 7, 1886
  454. Private Law 43–128Chapter 128: granting a pension to George Slack.May 7, 1886
  455. Private Law 43–129Chapter 129: granting a pension to Peter F. Saeman.May 7, 1886
  456. Private Law 43–130Chapter 130: granting a pension to Joseph Chalfant.May 7, 1886
  457. Private Law 43–131Chapter 131: granting a pension to Rebecca Marchant.May 7, 1886
  458. Private Law 43–132Chapter 132: for the relief of D. P. Simmons.May 7, 1886
  459. Private Law 43–133Chapter 133: granting a pension to Sarah A. Gettis.May 7, 1886
  460. Private Law 43–134Chapter 134: granting a pension to Silas James.May 7, 1886
  461. Private Law 43–135Chapter 135: for placing the name of Mrs. Ann J. Conwell on the pension-roll.May 7, 1886
  462. Private Law 43–136Chapter 136: to increase the pension of Thomas Ward.May 7, 1886
  463. Private Law 43–137Chapter 137: granting a pension to Asahel MiddletonMay 7, 1886
  464. Private Law 43–138Chapter 138: granting a pension to John Clark.May 7, 1886
  465. Private Law 43–139Chapter 139: granting a pension to Sidney Sherwood.May 7, 1886
  466. Private Law 43–140Chapter 140: to grant a pension to Philip Wagner.May 7, 1886
  467. Private Law 43–141Chapter 141: granting a pension to Mrs. Lizzie E. Cooney.May 7, 1886
  468. Private Law 43–142Chapter 142: for the relief of Mary B. Smith.May 7, 1886
  469. Private Law 43–143Chapter 143: granting a pension to William H. Blake.May 7, 1886
  470. Private Law 43–144Chapter 144: granting a pension to Mrs Amy A. HurstMay 7, 1886
  471. Private Law 43–145Chapter 145: granting a pension to Mrs. Hannah M. Chapman.May 7, 1886
  472. Private Law 43–146Chapter 146: for the relief of Peter Tower.May 7, 1886
  473. Private Law 43–147Chapter 147: granting a pension to Mrs Elizabeth K. Gallagher, widow of Brevet Brigadier-General Thomas F. Gallagher, deceased, late colonel of the Eleventh Regiment Pennsylvania Reserve Corps.May 7, 1886
  474. Private Law 43–148Chapter 148: granting a pension to E. B. Sweeny.May 7, 1886
  475. Private Law 43–149Chapter 149: granting a pension to Taylor Voss.May 7, 1886
  476. Private Law 43–150Chapter 150: granting a pension to Bridget O’Brien.May 7, 1886
  477. Private Law 43–151Chapter 151: to increase the pension of Alexander Forsyth.May 7, 1886
  478. Private Law 43–152Chapter 152: granting a pension to Minerva T. Thompson.May 7, 1886
  479. Private Law 43–153Chapter 153: granting a pension to Elijah W. Putney.May 7, 1886
  480. Private Law 43–154Chapter 154: granting a pension to M. S. Towne.May 7, 1886
  481. Private Law 43–155Chapter 155: granting a pension to William Bridges, jr.May 7, 1886
  482. Private Law 43–156Chapter 156: granting a pension to Betsey Martin.May 7, 1886
  483. Private Law 43–157Chapter 157: granting a pension to Timothy Driscoll.May 7, 1886
  484. Private Law 43–158Chapter 158: granting a pension to Willis W. Fink.May 7, 1886
  485. Private Law 43–159Chapter 159: granting an increase of pension to Thomas S. Owens.May 7, 1886
  486. Private Law 43–160Chapter 160: granting a pension to Frederick Bauman.May 7, 1886
  487. Private Law 43–161Chapter 161: granting a pension to J Francis Hopper.May 7, 1886
  488. Private Law 43–162Chapter 162: to place the name of James B. Wilde on the pension-roll.May 7, 1886
  489. Private Law 43–163Chapter 163: granting a pension to Levi Koontz.May 7, 1886
  490. Private Law 43–164Chapter 164: granting a pension to Jesse H. Gaines.May 7, 1886
  491. Private Law 43–165Chapter 165: granting a pension to William E. Hardy.May 7, 1886
  492. Private Law 43–166Chapter 166: granting a pension to Rinaldo R. Somes.May 7, 1886
  493. Private Law 43–167Chapter 167: granting a pension to John G. Burrill.May 7, 1886
  494. Private Law 43–168Chapter 168: to increase the pension of Leander W. Corey.May 7, 1886
  495. Private Law 43–169Chapter 169: for the relief of Frank Sherbonaw.May 7, 1886
  496. Private Law 43–170Chapter 170: granting a pension to Hugh Mulholland.May 7, 1886
  497. Private Law 43–171Chapter 171: granting a pension to William Gordon.May 7, 1886
  498. Private Law 43–172Chapter 172: granting a pension to Daniel Connolly.May 8, 1886
  499. Private Law 43–173Chapter 173: granting a pension to Mrs. Martha E. Turney.May 8, 1886
  500. Private Law 43–174Chapter 174: granting a pension to William Condon.May 8, 1886
  501. Private Law 43–175Chapter 175: granting a pension to Kate Amann.May 8, 1886
  502. Private Law 43–176Chapter 176: granting a pension to Rhoda Dane.May 8, 1886
  503. Private Law 43–177Chapter 177: granting a pension to William J. Suffall.May 8, 1886
  504. Private Law 43–178Chapter 178: granting a pension to Mrs. Anna D. W. Eichman.May 8, 1886
  505. Private Law 43–179Chapter 179: for the relief of Catherine Collins.May 8, 1886
  506. Private Law 43–180Chapter 180: granting a pension to Robert F. H. Goode.May 8, 1886
  507. Private Law 43–181Chapter 181: granting a pension to Minton Prall.May 8, 1886
  508. Private Law 43–182Chapter 182: granting a pension to Thomas M. Commuck.May 8, 1886
  509. Private Law 43–183Chapter 183: granting an increase of pension to Charlotte D. Crocker.May 8, 1886
  510. Private Law 43–184Chapter 184: granting a pension to Phillip D. Campbell.May 8, 1886
  511. Private Law 43–185Chapter 185: granting a pension to Mrs. M. A. Bickerdyke.May 8, 1886
  512. Private Law 43–186Chapter 186: granting a pension to Dr. J. F. Bruner.May 8, 1886
  513. Private Law 43–187Chapter 187: granting a pension to Benjamin Dubach.May 8, 1886
  514. Private Law 43–188Chapter 188: granting a pension to Tunis J. Roosa.May 8, 1886
  515. Private Law 43–189Chapter 189: granting a pension to Jeptha Hornbeck.May 8, 1886
  516. Private Law 43–190Chapter 190: to increase the pension of James A. Underwood.May 8, 1886
  517. Private Law 43–191Chapter 191: granting a pension to Lucy J. Mitchell.May 8, 1886
  518. Private Law 43–192Chapter 192: to amend an act entitled “ An act granting a pension to Rachel Nickell,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and eighty-five.May 8, 1886
  519. Private Law 43–193Chapter 193: granting a pension to Charles W. Minnix.May 8, 1886
  520. Private Law 43–194Chapter 194: granting a pension to James T. Caskey.May 8, 1886
  521. Private Law 43–195Chapter 195: granting a pension to Aurelia F. Robbins.May 8, 1886
  522. Private Law 43–196Chapter 196: granting a pension to Josiah B. Snell.May 8, 1886
  523. Private Law 43–197Chapter 197: granting a pension to Francis H. Kirmayer.May 8, 1886
  524. Private Law 43–198Chapter 198: granting a pension to Alice S. Holbrook.May 8, 1886
  525. Private Law 43–199Chapter 199: granting a pension to Augusta M. Richards.May 8, 1886
  526. Private Law 43–200Chapter 200: granting a pension to Margaret Coffey.May 8, 1886
  527. Private Law 43–201Chapter 201: granting a pension to John Owens.May 8, 1886
  528. Private Law 43–202Chapter 202: granting a pension to Charles E. Bolles.May 8, 1886
  529. Private Law 43–203Chapter 203: to increase the pension of Mary E. Fillebrown.May 8, 1886
  530. Private Law 43–204Chapter 204: for the relief of Mrs. Ellen S. Tolman.May 8, 1886
  531. Private Law 43–205Chapter 205: granting a pension to Louis Abear.May 8, 1886
  532. Private Law 43–206Chapter 206: granting a pension to Harry B. Harrington and Grace A. Harrington.May 8, 1886
  533. Private Law 43–207Chapter 207: granting a pension to Mary Hoff.May 8, 1886
  534. Private Law 43–208Chapter 208: granting a pension to Isaac Moore.May 8, 1886
  535. Private Law 43–209Chapter 209: for the relief of Samuel J. Brown.May 8, 1886
  536. Private Law 43–210Chapter 210: granting a pension to Ann Bird.May 8, 1886
  537. Private Law 43–211Chapter 211: granting a pension to Agnes M. Edwards, infant daughter of Harvey H. Edwards.May 8, 1886
  538. Private Law 43–212Chapter 212: granting a pension to Mrs. Kate Miller.May 8, 1886
  539. Private Law 43–213Chapter 213: granting a pension to William H. H. Gillespie.May 8, 1886
  540. Private Law 43–214Chapter 214: for the relief of Pernetta Hendley.May 8, 1886
  541. Private Law 43–215Chapter 215: to restore to the pension-roll the name of Andrew J. Fuller.May 8, 1886
  542. Private Law 43–216Chapter 216: granting a pension to Isaac Chenoweth.May 8, 1886
  543. Private Law 43–217Chapter 217: granting a pension to Lydia A. Nelson.May 8, 1886
  544. Private Law 43–218Chapter 218: increasing the pension of John P. Davis.May 8, 1886
  545. Private Law 43–219Chapter 219: granting a pension to Lois Holt.May 8, 1886
  546. Private Law 43–220Chapter 220: granting a pension to Mary G. Colby.May 8, 1886
  547. Private Law 43–221Chapter 221: granting a pension to Margaret Flaherty.May 8, 1886
  548. Private Law 43–222Chapter 222: granting a pension to Margaret Kearns.May 8, 1886
  549. Private Law 43–223Chapter 223: granting a pension to Sarah L. Bragg.May 8, 1886
  550. Private Law 43–224Chapter 224: granting a pension to Elizabeth Kahler.May 8, 1886
  551. Private Law 43–225Chapter 225: for the relief of Amy A. Lewis.May 8, 1886
  552. Private Law 43–226Chapter 226: for the relief of Timothy Paige.May 8, 1886
  553. Private Law 43–227Chapter 227: for the relief of Margaret A. Caswell.May 8, 1886
  554. Private Law 43–228Chapter 228: granting a pension to Anson B. Sams.May 8, 1886
  555. Private Law 43–229Chapter 229: for the relief of George C. Haynie.May 8, 1886
  556. Private Law 43–230Chapter 230: for the relief of Thomas Askew.May 8, 1886
  557. Private Law 43–231Chapter 231: granting a pension to Daniel Kain.May 8, 1886
  558. Private Law 43–232Chapter 232: granting a pension to Mrs Louisa Noland.May 8, 1886
  559. Private Law 43–233Chapter 233: granting an increase of pension to James McMullin.May 8, 1886
  560. Private Law 43–234Chapter 234: for increase of pension to A. Schuyler Sutton.May 8, 1886
  561. Private Law 43–235Chapter 235: granting a pension to Louisa J. McFarland.May 8, 1886
  562. Private Law 43–236Chapter 236: granting a pension to John C. Frees.May 8, 1886
  563. Private Law 43–237Chapter 237: granting a pension to Andrew J. Putnam.May 8, 1886
  564. Private Law 43–238Chapter 238: granting a pension to Henry Barr.May 8, 1886
  565. Private Law 43–239Chapter 239: granting a pension to Amelia M. Green.May 8, 1886
  566. Private Law 43–240Chapter 240: granting a pension to Fidelia A. Cheney.May 8, 1886
  567. Private Law 43–241Chapter 241: for the relief of Jane M. Langley.May 8, 1886
  568. Private Law 43–242Chapter 242: granting a pension to Delilah Knill.May 8, 1886
  569. Private Law 43–243Chapter 243: for the relief of Norman S. Bull.May 8, 1886
  570. Private Law 43–244Chapter 244: for the relief of John W. Robson.May 8, 1886
  571. Private Law 43–245Chapter 245: granting a pension to Robert Monahan.May 8, 1886
  572. Private Law 43–246Chapter 246: granting an increase of pension to George Wells.May 8, 1886
  573. Private Law 43–247Chapter 247: granting a pension to John L. Hunter.May 8, 1886
  574. Private Law 43–248Chapter 248: granting a pension to Bruner D. Hyatt.May 8, 1886
  575. Private Law 43–249Chapter 249: granting a pension to Sarah A. Lovell.May 8, 1886
  576. Private Law 43–250Chapter 250: granting a pension to Clayton E. Rogers.May 8, 1886
  577. Private Law 43–251Chapter 251: granting a pension to Mary S. Douglas.May 8, 1886
  578. Private Law 43–252Chapter 252: granting a pension to Henry H. Green.May 8, 1886
  579. Private Law 43–253Chapter 253: granting a pension to Samuel Hanson.May 8, 1886
  580. Private Law 43–254Chapter 254: granting a pension to Walter A. Phillips.May 8, 1886
  581. Private Law 43–255Chapter 255: granting a pension to Eliza A. Fisher.May 8, 1886
  582. Private Law 43–256Chapter 256: to restore to the pension-roll the name of Joseph McMillan.May 8, 1886
  583. Private Law 43–257Chapter 257: to increase the pension of Joseph R. Cravens.May 8, 1886
  584. Private Law 43–258Chapter 258: granting a pension to Henry S. Morgan.May 8, 1886
  585. Private Law 43–259Chapter 259: to place the name of William G. Schoonover on the pension-roll.May 8, 1886
  586. Private Law 43–260Chapter 260: granting a pension to C. W. I. Pugh.May 8, 1886
  587. Private Law 43–261Chapter 261: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary E. Sawyer.May 8, 1886
  588. Private Law 43–262Chapter 262: granting a pension to Philomena E. Nolan.May 8, 1886
  589. Private Law 43–263Chapter 263: granting a pension to Amelia J. Gill.May 8, 1886
  590. Private Law 43–264Chapter 264: granting a pension to Fanny Collins.May 8, 1886
  591. Private Law 43–265Chapter 265: granting a pension to Maria MibordMay 8, 1886
  592. Private Law 43–266Chapter 266: granting a pension to Albert L. Allen.May 8, 1886
  593. Private Law 43–267Chapter 267: granting a pension to Mrs. Ada O. Krepps.May 8, 1886
  594. Private Law 43–268Chapter 268: for the relief of Susannah Carmichael.May 8, 1886
  595. Private Law 43–269Chapter 269: for the relief of Mrs. B. Alfers.May 8, 1886
  596. Private Law 43–270Chapter 270: to restore to the pension-roll the name of Sarah J. Prater.May 8, 1886
  597. Private Law 43–271Chapter 271: granting a pension to Elizabeth Stocksdale.May 8, 1886
  598. Private Law 43–272Chapter 272: granting a pension to Algernon S. Flagg.May 8, 1886
  599. Private Law 43–273Chapter 273: granting a pension to Sophia F. Bixby.May 8, 1886
  600. Private Law 43–274Chapter 274: granting a pension to Rachel W. Heard.May 8, 1886
  601. Private Law 43–275Chapter 275: for the relief of George A. Roberts.May 8, 1886
  602. Private Law 43–276Chapter 276: granting a pension to Frederick Korth.May 8, 1886
  603. Private Law 43–277Chapter 277: granting a pension to Martha A. Silkey.May 8, 1886
  604. Private Law 43–278Chapter 278: granting a pension to Captain Anthony Harsel.May 8, 1886
  605. Private Law 43–279Chapter 279: increasing the pension of John P. Brinegar.May 9, 1886
  606. Private Law 43–280Chapter 280: granting a pension to Frank LightnerMay 8, 1886
  607. Private Law 43–281Chapter 281: granting a pension to Mary E. Snow.May 8, 1886
  608. Private Law 43–282Chapter 282: granting a pension to John M. Milton.May 8, 1886
  609. Private Law 43–283Chapter 283: for the relief of Samuel C. Peck, junior.May 8, 1886
  610. Private Law 43–284Chapter 284: granting a pension to Mary E. Johnson.May 8, 1886
  611. Private Law 43–285Chapter 285: for the relief of Amanda Rodgers.May 9, 1886
  612. Private Law 43–286Chapter 286: to grant a pension to Nancy J. Freels, widow of Pleasant M. Freels, late of Company E, Third Tennessee Infantry Volunteers.May 8, 1886
  613. Private Law 43–287Chapter 287: granting a pension to Polly Belden.May 8, 1886
  614. Private Law 43–288Chapter 288: for the relief of William F. Miller.May 8, 1886
  615. Private Law 43–289Chapter 289: for the relief of John C. Clark.May 8, 1886
  616. Private Law 43–290Chapter 290: granting a pension to Stevens W. Merrill.May 8, 1886
  617. Private Law 43–291Chapter 291: granting a pension to Harriet M. Larrabee.May 8, 1886
  618. Private Law 43–292Chapter 292: granting a pension to Mary Ann Murphey.May 8, 1886
  619. Private Law 43–293Chapter 293: to grant a pension to William Taylor.May 8, 1886
  620. Private Law 43–294Chapter 294: granting a pension to Agnes Renz.May 8, 1886
  621. Private Law 43–295Chapter 295: granting a pension to Perry Johnson.May 8, 1886
  622. Private Law 43–296Chapter 296: granting an increase of pension to James Morgan.May 8, 1886
  623. Private Law 43–297Chapter 297: to place the name of John Pruitt on the pension-roll.May 8, 1886
  624. Private Law 43–298Chapter 298: granting a pension to Mary S. Webster.May 8, 1886
  625. Private Law 43–299Chapter 299: restoring Leander C. Twitchell to the pension-roll.May 8, 1886
  626. Private Law 43–300Chapter 300: to place the name of John W. Logan on the pension-roll.May 8, 1886
  627. Private Law 43–301Chapter 301: increasing the pension of Isabella J. Ramsdell.May 8, 1886
  628. Private Law 43–302Chapter 302: granting a pension to William Christie.May 8, 1886
  629. Private Law 49–303Chap. 303: granting an increase of pension to Samuel Baker.May 8, 1886
  630. Private Law 49–304Chap. 304: to provide increase of pension to James Waters.May 8, 1886
  631. Private Law 49–305Chap. 305: to increase the pension of Patsey Jackson.May 8, 1886
  632. Private Law 49–306Chap. 306: granting a pension to Elmira M. Dorman.May 8, 1886
  633. Private Law 49–307Chap. 307: to increase the pension of Thomas G. Barton.May 8, 1886
  634. Private Law 49–308Chap. 308: granting a pension to John W. Thornton.May 8, 1886
  635. Private Law 49–309Chap. 309: granting a pension to Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart.May 8, 1886
  636. Private Law 49–310Chap. 310: granting a pension to Zeba S. Ayer.May 8, 1886
  637. Private Law 49–311Chap. 311: granting a pension to George W. Flint.May 8, 1886
  638. Private Law 49–312Chap. 312: granting a pension to Emeline Crawford.May 8, 1886
  639. Private Law 49–313Chap. 313: for the relief of Robert Moran.May 8, 1886
  640. Private Law 49–314Chap. 314: for the relief of Mrs. Martha A. Marble.May 8, 1886
  641. Private Law 49–315Chap. 315: for the relief of Elizabeth Leffman.May 8, 1886
  642. Private Law 49–316Chap. 316: granting a pension to Peter Falkner.May 8, 1886
  643. Private Law 49–317Chap. 317: to increase the pension of John A. Stewart.May 8, 1886
  644. Private Law 49–318Chap. 318: granting a pension to Maria Hollands.May 8, 1886
  645. Private Law 49–319Chap. 319: granting a pension to Eliza Francesco.May 8, 1886
  646. Private Law 49–320Chap. 320: granting a pension to W. C. Davis.May 8, 1886
  647. Private Law 49–321Chap. 321: granting a pension to Frank Manhart.May 8, 1886
  648. Private Law 49–322Chap. 322: granting a pension to Abigail H. Carey.May 8, 1886
  649. Private Law 49–323Chap. 323: for the relief of Harrison W. Moore.May 8, 1886
  650. Private Law 49–324Chap. 324: granting a pension to Eliza Humes.May 8, 1886
  651. Private Law 49–325Chap. 325: granting a pension to Nathan Magoon.May 8, 1886
  652. Private Law 49–336Chap. 336: for the relief of David Webster.May 15, 1886
  653. Private Law 49–337Chap. 337: for the relief of Thomas F. Purnell.May 15, 1886
  654. Private Law 49–358Chap. 358: granting a pension to Mrs Magdalena Rehkopf.May 17, 1886
  655. Private Law 49–359Chap. 359: for the allowance of certain claims reported by the accounting officers of the United States Treasury Department.May 17, 1886
  656. Private Law 49–360Chap. 360: for the relief of the heirs-at-law of Andrew F. McMillen, deceased.May 17, 1886
  657. Private Law 49–364Chap. 364: granting a pension to William Weightman.May 22, 1886
  658. Private Law 49–365Chap. 365: granting a pension to Elise Burki.May 22, 1886
  659. Private Law 49–366Chap. 366: granting a pension to Elizabeth Barker.May 22, 1886
  660. Private Law 49–367Chap. 367: granting a pension to Emeline J. Babson.May 22, 1886
  661. Private Law 49–368Chap. 368: granting a pension to Sarah E. Bassett.May 22, 1886
  662. Private Law 49–369Chap. 369: granting a pension to Isom Wilkerson.May 22, 1886
  663. Private Law 49–370Chap. 370: granting a pension to Patrick A. Callanan.May 22, 1886
  664. Private Law 49–371Chap. 371: for the relief of Rebecca E. Haskin.May 22, 1886
  665. Private Law 49–372Chap. 372: granting a pension to Ann Smith.May 22, 1886
  666. Private Law 49–373Chap. 373: for the relief of George Titus.May 24, 1886
  667. Private Law 49–374Chap. 374: to restore Sidney B. Tullar to the pension-roll.May 24, 1886
  668. Private Law 49–375Chap. 375: granting a pension to Harriet M. Rider.May 24, 1886
  669. Private Law 49–378Chap. 378: giving a pension to Nira D. Gwynne.May 26, 1886
  670. Private Law 49–379Chap. 379: granting an increase of pension to Richard Gear.May 26, 1886
  671. Private Law 49–380Chap. 380: granting a pension to Eunice E. Clark.May 26, 1886
  672. Private Law 49–382Chap. 382: granting a pension to Mary Marsh.May 27, 1886
  673. Private Law 49–333Chap. 333: granting a pension to Captain Elihu Jones.May 27, 1886
  674. Private Law 49–384Chap. 384: granting a pension to Michael Daly.May 27, 1886
  675. Private Law 49–385Chap. 385: granting a pension to William Powell.May 27, 1886
  676. Private Law 49–386Chap. 386: granting a pension to Jane Carr.May 27, 1886
  677. Private Law 49–387Chap. 387: granting a pension to William H. Moore.May 27, 1886
  678. Private Law 49–388Chap. 388: granting a pension to Eveline Hunt.May 27, 1886
  679. Private Law 49–389Chap. 389: to grant a pension to Silas S. White.May 27, 1886
  680. Private Law 49–390Chap. 390: to increase the pension of George W. Smith.May 27, 1886
  681. Private Law 49–393Chap. 393: for the relief of John Leathers.May 28, 1886
  682. Private Law 49–394Chap. 394: for the relief of Edward Fenlon.May 29, 1886
  683. Private Law 49–398Chap. 398: granting a pension to H. R. Duke.Jun 1, 1886
  684. Private Law 49–399Chap. 399: granting a pension to Mrs. C. A. Bailey.Jun 1, 1886
  685. Private Law 49–400Chap. 400: for the relief of E. P. Thompson.Jun 1, 1886
  686. Private Law 49–401Chap. 401: to increase the pension of the widow of the late Commander T. A. M. Craven.Jun 1, 1886
  687. Private Law 49–402Chap. 402: granting a pension to John L. Bruce.Jun 1, 1886
  688. Private Law 49–403Chap. 403: granting a pension to Rachel Fleming Cellar.Jun 1, 1886
  689. Private Law 49–404Chap. 404: granting a pension to William Bethuren.Jun 1, 1886
  690. Private Law 49–405Chap. 405: granting a pension to John S. Bridges.Jun 1, 1886
  691. Private Law 49–406Chap. 406: granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Rhinehalt.Jun 1, 1886
  692. Private Law 49–407Chap. 407: granting a pension to Henry Shively.Jun 1, 1886
  693. Private Law 49–408Chap. 408: granting a pension to Sarah E. Henry.Jun 1, 1886
  694. Private Law 49–409Chap. 409: granting a pension to Sarah A. Thomas.Jun 1, 1886
  695. Private Law 49–410Chap. 410: granting a pension to J. H. Thornbury.Jun 1, 1886
  696. Private Law 49–411Chap. 411: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. Hattie A. Burnett.Jun 1, 1886
  697. Private Law 49–412Chap. 412: granting a pension to Jannet E. B Smith.Jun 1, 1886
  698. Private Law 49–413Chap. 413: for the relief of Silas Corzatt.Jun 1, 1886
  699. Private Law 49–414Chap. 414: for the relief of Mary Hill.Jun 1, 1886
  700. Private Law 49–415Chap. 415: granting a pension to Elizabeth B. Bell.Jun 1, 1886
  701. Private Law 49–418Chap. 418: for the relief of Chester A. Arthur and William H. Robertson, late collectors of the customs of the district of the city of New York.Jun 16, 1886
  702. Private Law 49–419Chap. 419: for the relief of John Fraser.Jun 16, 1886
  703. Private Law 49–420Chap. 420: for the relief of H. H. Faulkner and Mary Woodlee.Jun 16, 1886
  704. Private Law 49–425Chap. 425: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. Sarah P. McKean, of Marion, Linn County, Iowa.Jun 19, 1886
  705. Private Law 49–426Chap. 426: granting a pension to Lewis Tyus.Jun 19, 1886
  706. Private Law 49–427Chap. 427: granting a pension to Newton Day.Jun 19, 1886
  707. Private Law 49–428Chap. 428: to restore Robert C. McKee to the pension-roll.Jun 19, 1886
  708. Private Law 49–429Chap. 429: granting a pension to Margaret E. Cochran.Jun 19, 1886
  709. Private Law 49–430Chap. 430: granting a pension to Jane W. Devereux.Jun 19, 1886
  710. Private Law 49–431Chap. 431: granting a pension to Darius M. Seaman.Jun 19, 1886
  711. Private Law 49–432Chap. 432: for the relief of Ellen Crymble.Jun 19, 1886
  712. Private Law 49–433Chap. 433: for the relief of Evaline A. White.Jun 19, 1886
  713. Private Law 49–434Chap. 434: for the relief of Rosina Heineman.Jun 19, 1886
  714. Private Law 49–435Chap. 435: granting a pension to George W. Stout.Jun 19, 1886
  715. Private Law 49–436Chap. 436: granting a pension to Isaac Carleton.Jun 19, 1886
  716. Private Law 49–437Chap. 437: granting a pension to John H. Snyder.Jun 19, 1886
  717. Private Law 49–438Chap. 438: granting an increase of pension to Charles Sebring.Jun 19, 1886
  718. Private Law 49–439Chap. 439: granting a pension to Isaiah H. Mitchell.Jun 19, 1886
  719. Private Law 49–440Chap. 440: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary Hastings.Jun 19, 1886
  720. Private Law 49–441Chap. 441: for the relief of H. P. McFarlin.Jun 19, 1886
  721. Private Law 49–442Chap. 442: granting a pension to Mary M. Galleyan.Jun 19, 1886
  722. Private Law 49–443Chap. 443: granting a pension to Sanford C. Willhoite.Jun 19, 1886
  723. Private Law 49–444Chap. 444: for the relief of Mrs. Bridget Smith, mother of Patrick J. Smith.Jun 19, 1886
  724. Private Law 49–445Chap. 445: granting a pension to Charlotte Algier, widow of Samuel Algier.Jun 19, 1886
  725. Private Law 49–446Chap. 446: granting a pension to Noah Hoffman.Jun 19, 1886
  726. Private Law 49–447Chap. 447: granting a pension to William Antes.Jun 19, 1886
  727. Private Law 49–448Chap. 448: granting a pension to Emma M. Shiner.Jun 19, 1886
  728. Private Law 49–449Chap. 449: granting a pension to Elizabeth Crowley.Jun 19, 1886
  729. Private Law 49–450Chap. 450: granting a pension to Philip Deremer.Jun 19, 1886
  730. Private Law 49–451Chap. 451: granting a pension to Benjamin S. WolvertonJun 19, 1886
  731. Private Law 49–452Chap. 452: granting a pension to Jenet L. Johnson.Jun 19, 1886
  732. Private Law 49–453Chap. 453: granting a pension to Elizabeth Warner.Jun 19, 1886
  733. Private Law 49–454Chap. 454: to place the name of Robert Beard on the pension-roll.Jun 19, 1886
  734. Private Law 49–455Chap. 455: granting a pension to Parmelia Smith.Jun 19, 1886
  735. Private Law 49–456Chap. 456: granting a pension to Francis M. Moore.Jun 19, 1886
  736. Private Law 49–457Chap. 457: granting a pension to William M. Swartz.Jun 19, 1886
  737. Private Law 49–458Chap. 458: for the relief of Mrs. Sallie Ancrum.Jun 19, 1886
  738. Private Law 49–459Chap. 459: granting a pension to Josie H. Babb.Jun 19, 1886
  739. Private Law 49–460Chap. 460: granting a pension to Lemuel Adams.Jun 19, 1886
  740. Private Law 49–461Chap. 461: granting a pension to Amos C. Weeden.Jun 19, 1886
  741. Private Law 49–462Chap. 462: to authorize J. G. C. Lee, a major and quartermaster in the United States Army, to issue a duplicate check, and the assistant treasurer of the United States at New York to pay the same.Jun 19, 1886
  742. Private Law 49–464Chap. 464: granting an increase of pension to Abel Comstock.Jun 22, 1886
  743. Private Law 49–465Chap. 465: for the relief of Lydia O. Hutchings.Jun 22, 1886
  744. Private Law 49–466Chap. 466: granting an increase of pension to Stephen R. Smith.Jun 22, 1886
  745. Private Law 49–467Chap. 467: granting a pension to Mrs. Margaret Smith.Jun 22, 1886
  746. Private Law 49–468Chap. 468: for the relief of Coronna, Taussig and Company and others.Jun 22, 1886
  747. Private Law 49–469Chap. 469: for the relief of H. J. T. Moss.Jun 22, 1886
  748. Private Law 49–470Chap. 470: granting a pension to Nancy L. Ribble.Jun 24, 1886
  749. Private Law 49–471Chap. 471: granting a pension to Elizabeth A. Robbins.Jun 24, 1886
  750. Private Law 49–472Chap. 472: granting a pension to Althea A. Frasner.Jun 24, 1886
  751. Private Law 49–473Chap. 473: to restore to the pension-roll the name of Adam Gaston.Jun 24, 1886
  752. Private Law 49–474Chap. 474: granting a pension to Mary A. Little.Jun 24, 1886
  753. Private Law 49–475Chap. 475: granting a pension to Stephen Gardner.Jun 24, 1886
  754. Private Law 49–476Chap. 476: granting a pension to Martin Taylor.Jun 24, 1886
  755. Private Law 49–477Chap. 477: granting an increase of pension to Thomas Allcock.Jun 24, 1886
  756. Private Law 49–478Chap. 478: for the relief of Mrs. Margaret Colbath.Jun 24, 1886
  757. Private Law 49–479Chap. 479: for the relief of Sarah A. Vaughn.Jun 24, 1886
  758. Private Law 49–480Chap. 480: for the relief of Henry N. Huggins.Jun 24, 1886
  759. Private Law 49–481Chap. 481: granting a pension to Mary Manes.Jun 24, 1886
  760. Private Law 49–482Chap. 482: granting a pension to Mrs. Edna Roberts.Jun 24, 1886
  761. Private Law 49–483Chap. 483: granting a pension to Thomas Simpson.Jun 24, 1886
  762. Private Law 49–484Chap. 484: granting a pension to Henry Bollman.Jun 24, 1886
  763. Private Law 49–485Chap. 485: granting a pension to Sarah Brooks.Jun 24, 1886
  764. Private Law 49–486Chap. 486: granting a pension to John H. Walters.Jun 24, 1886
  765. Private Law 49–487Chap. 487: for the relief of Catharine Johnson.Jun 24, 1886
  766. Private Law 49–488Chap. 488: granting a pension to John Pennington.Jun 24, 1886
  767. Private Law 49–489Chap. 489: granting a pension to Martha Downs.Jun 24, 1886
  768. Private Law 49–490Chap. 490: granting a pension to H. W. McDonald.Jun 24, 1886
  769. Private Law 49–491Chap. 491: granting a pension to Mary Merrill.Jun 24, 1886
  770. Private Law 49–492Chap. 492: for the relief of the children of the late Surgeon Alfred M. Owen, and to increase their pensions.Jun 24, 1886
  771. Private Law 49–493Chap. 493: granting a pension to Washington. T. Otey.Jun 24, 1886
  772. Private Law 49–494Chap. 494: for the relief of Tobias M. Coon.Jun 24, 1886
  773. Private Law 49–495Chap. 495: granting a pension to Mary A. Ripley.Jun 24, 1886
  774. Private Law 49–496Chap. 496: granting a pension to Mrs. M. A. Lewis.Jun 24, 1886
  775. Private Law 49–497Chap. 497: granting a pension to Philip Raiger.Jun 24, 1886
  776. Private Law 49–498Chap. 498: granting a pension to John Butler.Jun 24, 1886
  777. Private Law 49–499Chap. 499: granting a pension to Rebecca Allen.Jun 24, 1886
  778. Private Law 49–500Chap. 500: granting a pension to Erdmuthe Kirchner.Jun 24, 1886
  779. Private Law 49–501Chap. 501: granting an increase of pension to Cyrus Vigus.Jun 24, 1886
  780. Private Law 49–502Chap. 502: for the relief of John H. McClelland.Jun 24, 1886
  781. Private Law 49–503Chap. 503: granting a pension to Henry G. Ballinger.Jun 24, 1886
  782. Private Law 49–504Chap. 504: granting a pension to James W. Sanford.Jun 24, 1886
  783. Private Law 49–505Chap. 505: granting a pension to Margaret Mayham.Jun 24, 1886
  784. Private Law 49–506Chap. 506: for the relief of Bridget M. Cullen.Jun 24, 1886
  785. Private Law 49–507Chap. 507: granting a pension to Charles Foreman.Jun 24, 1886
  786. Private Law 49–508Chap. 508: for the relief of Samuel Shuler.Jun 24, 1886
  787. Private Law 49–509Chap. 509: granting a pension to Mayberry Vance.Jun 24, 1886
  788. Private Law 49–510Chap. 510: granting a pension to Louis A. Wollenweber.Jun 24, 1886
  789. Private Law 49–511Chap. 511: to increase the pension of Thomas A. Rowley.Jun 24, 1886
  790. Private Law 49–512Chap. 512: granting a pension to Rebecca Reese McKeeJun 24, 1886
  791. Private Law 49–513Chap. 513: granting a pension to George Anna Lippe.Jun 24, 1886
  792. Private Law 49–514Chap. 514: granting a pension to Lucy G. Dutcher.Jun 24, 1886
  793. Private Law 49–515Chap. 515: granting a pension to Samantha A. Smith.Jun 24, 1886
  794. Private Law 49–516Chap. 516: granting a pension to Martin J. Reynolds.Jun 24, 1886
  795. Private Law 49–517Chap. 517: granting a pension to John D. Krehbiel.Jun 24, 1886
  796. Private Law 49–518Chap. 518: granting a pension to Henry I. Cartin.Jun 24, 1886
  797. Private Law 49–519Chap. 519: granting a pension to Catharine Kennedy.Jun 24, 1886
  798. Private Law 49–520Chap. 520: granting a pension to Samuel Robbins.Jun 24, 1886
  799. Private Law 49–521Chap. 521: granting a pension to Stokeley D. Dagley.Jun 24, 1886
  800. Private Law 49–522Chap. 522: granting a pension to Lurena Wages.Jun 24, 1886
  801. Private Law 49–523Chap. 523: granting a pension to Susan Malone.Jun 24, 1886
  802. Private Law 49–524Chap. 524: granting a pension to John H. Westerhouse, late of Company F, First Regiment Potomac Home Brigade (Thirteenth) Maryland Volunteers.Jun 24, 1886
  803. Private Law 49–525Chap. 525: granting a pension to Ferdinand Koehler.Jun 24, 1886
  804. Private Law 49–526Chap. 526: granting a pension to Catharine Thenn.Jun 24, 1886
  805. Private Law 49–527Chap. 527: granting a pension to Henry B. Havens.Jun 24, 1886
  806. Private Law 49–528Chap. 528: for the relief of Mrs. Sarah Casteel.Jun 24, 1886
  807. Private Law 49–529Chap. 529: to place the name of Samuel W. Bowling on the pension-roll.Jun 24, 1886
  808. Private Law 49–530Chap. 530: granting a pension to Elander M. Mooneyhan.Jun 24, 1886
  809. Private Law 49–531Chap. 531: granting a pension to Margaret Lucas.Jun 24, 1886
  810. Private Law 49–532Chap. 532: granting a pension to Sarah Ann Williams.Jun 24, 1886
  811. Private Law 49–533Chap. 533: for the relief of Andrew G. Hillberg.Jun 24, 1886
  812. Private Law 49–534Chap. 534: granting a pension to William P. Carleton.Jun 24, 1886
  813. Private Law 49–535Chap. 535: granting a pension to Orson W. Sears.Jun 24, 1886
  814. Private Law 49–536Chap. 536: for the relief of Bailey Hascall.Jun 24, 1886
  815. Private Law 49–538Chap. 538: to increase the pension of Maria A. Birney, widow of Major-General David B. Birney.Jun 24, 1886
  816. Private Law 49–538Chap. 538: to pension Spencer W. Tryon.Jun 24, 1886
  817. Private Law 49–539Chap. 539: for the relief of Joseph Guy.Jun 24, 1886
  818. Private Law 49–540Chap. 540: for the relief of Green Chambers.Jun 24, 1886
  819. Private Law 49–541Chap. 541: for the relief of Randolph Seaman.Jun 24, 1886
  820. Private Law 49–542Chap. 542: granting a pension to Patrick McKean.Jun 24, 1886
  821. Private Law 49–543Chap. 543: for the relief of Nancy Franklin.Jun 24, 1886
  822. Private Law 49–544Chap. 544: granting a pension to Cyrus Dubbs.Jun 24, 1886
  823. Private Law 49–545Chap. 545: to increase the pension of Levi L. Tongue.Jun 24, 1886
  824. Private Law 49–546Chap. 546: granting a pension to Cecilia C. McKenna.Jun 24, 1886
  825. Private Law 49–547Chap. 547: granting a pension to Margaret Lucy.Jun 24, 1886
  826. Private Law 49–548Chap. 548: granting a pension to Solomon J. Grissom.Jun 24, 1886
  827. Private Law 49–549Chap. 549: granting a pension to Sophronia Witham.Jun 24, 1886
  828. Private Law 49–550Chap. 550: granting a pension to James Stobaugh.Jun 24, 1886
  829. Private Law 49–551Chap. 551: granting a pension to Wilhelm Nolte.Jun 24, 1886
  830. Private Law 49–552Chap. 552: granting a pension to Edwin R. Parks.Jun 24, 1886
  831. Private Law 49–553Chap. 553: to increase the pension of David M. Rennoe.Jun 24, 1886
  832. Private Law 49–554Chap. 554: for the relief of Frances Mosher.Jun 24, 1886
  833. Private Law 49–555Chap. 555: for the relief of Lydia S. Johnson.Jun 24, 1886
  834. Private Law 49–556Chap. 556: granting a pension to Cummins Porter.Jun 24, 1886
  835. Private Law 49–557Chap. 557: granting a pension to Rebecca Roberts.Jun 24, 1886
  836. Private Law 49–558Chap. 558: for the relief of Edwin Stevens.Jun 25, 1886
  837. Private Law 49–559Chap. 559: granting a pension to Mary Mortimer Semmes, widow of Commodore Alexander A. Semmes, United States Navy.Jun 28, 1886
  838. Private Law 49–560Chap. 560: for the relief of William J. Gamble.Jun 28, 1886
  839. Private Law 49–561Chap. 561: granting a franking privilege to Julia D. Grant.Jun 28, 1886
  840. Private Law 49–562Chap. 562: granting a pension to Reuben Farnum.Jun 28, 1886
  841. Private Law 49–563Chap. 563: granting a pension to John G. Nicholas.Jun 28, 1886
  842. Private Law 49–564Chap. 564: granting a pension to Joseph Shull.Jun 28, 1886
  843. Private Law 49–565Chap. 565: to compensate Isaiah W. Lees and H. H. Ellis, of San Francisco, for services rendered the Government.Jun 28, 1886
  844. Private Law 49–566Chap. 566: to remove the political disabilities of J. G. Flournoy, of Mississippi.Jun 28, 1886
  845. Private Law 49–571Chap. 571: for the relief of T. H. Triplett.Jun 29, 1886
  846. Private Law 49–586Chap. 586: for the relief of Samuel B. Seat, administrator of Christian Kropp, deceased.Jun 30, 1886
  847. Private Law 49–587Chap. 587: for the relief of the officers and crew of the light-house tender Lilly and the inspector of the fourteenth United States light-house district.Jun 30, 1886
  848. Private Law 49–588Chap. 588: for the relief of William D. Stewart and others, heirs-at-law of James Stewart, deceased.Jun 30, 1886
  849. Private Law 49–589Chap. 589: for the relief of V. F. Gorrissen.Jun 30, 1886
  850. Private Law 49–590Chap. 590: for the relief of John P. Bush and James Grigsby.Jun 30, 1886
  851. Private Law 49–591Chap. 591: for the relief of William Talbert.Jun 30, 1886
  852. Private Law 49–592Chap. 592: for the relief of Susan A. Wamack, administratrix of the estate of Stephen M. Farish, deceased.Jun 30, 1886
  853. Private Law 49–593Chap. 593: for the relief of Ann B. Hubbard, administratrixJun 30, 1886
  854. Private Law 49–594Chap. 594: for the relief of John Taggart.Jun 30, 1886
  855. Private Law 49–595Chap. 595: for the relief of Saint Patrick’s Church in the city of Washington, District of Columbia.Jun 30, 1886
  856. Private Law 49–596Chap. 596: for the relief of E. J. Phillips.Jun 30, 1886
  857. Private Law 49–597Chap. 597: for the relief of William Fisher.Jun 30, 1886
  858. Private Law 49–598Chap. 598: for the relief of Lafayette FowlerJun 30, 1886
  859. Private Law 49–602Chap. 602: granting a pension to Charles N. Sebastian.Jul 1, 1886
  860. Private Law 49–603Chap. 603: granting a pension to William Reynolds.Jul 1, 1886
  861. Private Law 49–604Chap. 604: granting a pension to Mary Sullivan.Jul 1, 1886
  862. Private Law 49–605Chap. 605: granting a pension to Jesse B. Scudder.Jul 1, 1886
  863. Private Law 49–606Chap. 606: granting a pension to Robert McAlexander.Jul 1, 1886
  864. Private Law 49–607Chap. 607: for the relief of Thomas McBride.Jul 1, 1886
  865. Private Law 49–612Chap. 612: granting a pension to Anna Kessinger.Jul 2, 1886
  866. Private Law 49–613Chap. 613: granting a pension to Bridget Sherlock.Jul 2, 1886
  867. Private Law 49–614Chap. 614: granting a pension to Mrs. Honorah Maloney.Jul 2, 1886
  868. Private Law 49–615Chap. 615: granting a pension to Alonzo V. Richards.Jul 2, 1886
  869. Private Law 49–616Chap. 616: granting a pension to Gilbert A. Philips.Jul 2, 1886
  870. Private Law 49–617Chap. 617: granting a pension to Clara L. Preuss.Jul 2, 1886
  871. Private Law 49–618Chap. 618: granting a pension to Mary B. Carll.Jul 2, 1886
  872. Private Law 49–619Chap. 619: extending the provisions and benefits of the pre-emption law to John E. WhiteJul 2, 1886
  873. Private Law 49–620Chap. 620: to authorize a patent for the south half of the southeast quarter of section thirty-four, in township twenty-two, of range fifteen east of the sixth principal meridian, to Elizur B. Hall, as administrator of the estate of William Frederick Schlagel.Jul 2, 1886
  874. Private Law 49–621Chap. 621: for the relief of Captain Hollister E. Goodwin and his sureties.Jul 2, 1886
  875. Private Law 49–624Chap. 624: for the relief of J. A. Wilson, administrator de bonis non of the estate of Gregory Jarratt, deceased.Jul 3, 1886
  876. Private Law 49–625Chap. 625: for the relief of George T. Dudley.Jul 3, 1886
  877. Private Law 49–626Chap. 626: granting a pension to Lydia Hadlock.Jul 3, 1886
  878. Private Law 49–627Chap. 627: granting a pension to Mariah E. A. B. Nowell.Jul 3, 1886
  879. Private Law 49–628Chap. 628: to remove the charge of desertion from the record of Franklin Thompson, alias S. E. E. Seelye.Jul 3, 1886
  880. Private Law 49–629Chap. 629: for the relief of Alfred McMurtrie.Jul 3, 1886
  881. Private Law 49–630Chap. 630: for the relief of James M. Bacon.Jul 3, 1886
  882. Private Law 49–631Chap. 631: for the relief of John A. Coan.Jul 3, 1886
  883. Private Law 49–632Chap. 632: authorizing the Secretary of War to allow the interment in the national cemetery at New Berne, in the State of North Carolina, of the remains of the late Mrs Harriet B. Lehman.Jul 3, 1886
  884. Private Law 49–633Chap. 633: granting a pension to Catherine E. Coffin.Jul 3, 1886
  885. Private Law 49–634Chap. 634: granting a pension to William J. BarkerJul 3, 1886
  886. Private Law 49–635Chap. 635: granting a pension to Eugenia A. Smalley.Jul 3, 1886
  887. Private Law 49–638Chap. 638: for the relief of Elias B. Moore.Jul 6, 1886
  888. Private Law 49–639Chap. 639: for the relief of Albertine Cockrum.Jul 6, 1886
  889. Private Law 49–640Chap. 640: for the relief of Henry Gee.Jul 6, 1886
  890. Private Law 49–641Chap. 641: granting a pension to George Schaefer.Jul 6, 1886
  891. Private Law 49–642Chap. 642: for the relief of Thomas T. Smithers.Jul 6, 1886
  892. Private Law 49–643Chap. 643: for the relief of Sarah M. Shearer.Jul 6, 1886
  893. Private Law 49–644Chap. 644: for the relief of Mary Howard Farquhar.Jul 6, 1886
  894. Private Law 49–645Chap. 645: granting an increase of pension to Mary F. Blake.Jul 6, 1886
  895. Private Law 49–646Chap. 646: granting a pension to Annie Bagley.Jul 6, 1886
  896. Private Law 49–647Chap. 647: granting a pension to Mary A. Shannon.Jul 6, 1886
  897. Private Law 49–648Chap. 648: granting a pension to James Wolfe.Jul 6, 1886
  898. Private Law 49–649Chap. 649: granting a pension to Ellen Corcoran.Jul 6, 1886
  899. Private Law 49–650Chap. 650: granting an increase of pension to Simon J. Fought.Jul 6, 1886
  900. Private Law 49–651Chap. 651: granting a pension to James L. McClarran.Jul 6, 1886
  901. Private Law 49–652Chap. 652: granting a pension to Jeremiah M. Fitger.Jul 6, 1886
  902. Private Law 49–653Chap. 653: granting a pension to Nancy R. Brown.Jul 6, 1886
  903. Private Law 49–654Chap. 654: granting a pension to William Paugh.Jul 6, 1886
  904. Private Law 49–655Chap. 655: granting a pension to C. K. Hughes.Jul 6, 1886
  905. Private Law 49–656Chap. 656: restoring to the pension-roll the name of K. G. BillingsJul 6, 1886
  906. Private Law 49–657Chap. 657: granting a pension to John T. Pennington.Jul 6, 1886
  907. Private Law 49–658Chap. 658: granting a pension to Louis Whorley.Jul 6, 1886
  908. Private Law 49–659Chap. 659: granting a pension to Harriet Peak.Jul 6, 1886
  909. Private Law 49–660Chap. 660: granting a pension to Eliza A. Weeks.Jul 6, 1886
  910. Private Law 49–661Chap. 661: granting a pension to Lenford Rose.Jul 6, 1886
  911. Private Law 49–662Chap. 662: granting a pension to Thomas Tegan.Jul 6, 1886
  912. Private Law 49–663Chap. 663: granting a pension to Sylvester Root.Jul 6, 1886
  913. Private Law 49–664Chap. 664: granting a pension to Solomon Messer.Jul 6, 1886
  914. Private Law 49–665Chap. 665: for the relief of Samuel C. Fisher.Jul 6, 1886
  915. Private Law 49–666Chap. 666: granting an increase of pension to Alonzo Maynard.Jul 6, 1886
  916. Private Law 49–667Chap. 667: to increase the pension of Louisa Weitzel, widow of Godfrey-Weitzel, late a major-general of United States volunteers.Jul 6, 1886
  917. Private Law 49–668Chap. 668: granting a pension to Charlotte Buck.Jul 6, 1886
  918. Private Law 49–669Chap. 669: granting a pension to John H. Downing.Jul 6, 1886
  919. Private Law 49–670Chap. 670: granting a pension to Emeline Roberts.Jul 6, 1886
  920. Private Law 49–671Chap. 671: granting a pension to John D. James.Jul 6, 1886
  921. Private Law 49–672Chap. 672: granting a pension to Charles T. Reber.Jul 6, 1886
  922. Private Law 49–673Chap. 673: granting a pension to James Dunbar.Jul 6, 1886
  923. Private Law 49–674Chap. 674: granting a pension to Henrietta Fisher.Jul 6, 1886
  924. Private Law 49–675Chap. 675: granting a pension to Caroline Sturtz, widow of Jacob Sturtz, deceased, late of Company G, Twentieth Maryland Volunteers.Jul 6, 1886
  925. Private Law 49–676Chap. 676: granting a pension to Charles F. Hildreth.Jul 6, 1886
  926. Private Law 49–677Chap. 677: for the relief of Margaret Callanan.Jul 6, 1886
  927. Private Law 49–678Chap. 678: for the relief of Margaret Madden.Jul 6, 1886
  928. Private Law 49–679Chap. 679: granting a pension to Maria Kile.Jul 6, 1886
  929. Private Law 49–680Chap. 680: granting a pension to Dr William H. Sheffield.Jul 6, 1886
  930. Private Law 49–681Chap. 681: granting a pension to William B. Jacobs.Jul 6, 1886
  931. Private Law 49–682Chap. 682: for the relief of Samuel Kitzmiller.Jul 6, 1886
  932. Private Law 49–683Chap. 683: to increase the pension of John F. ChaseJul 6, 1886
  933. Private Law 49–684Chap. 684: granting an increase of pension to William F. Clark.Jul 6, 1886
  934. Private Law 49–685Chap. 685: granting a pension to Daniel B. Randall.Jul 6, 1886
  935. Private Law 49–686Chap. 686: granting a pension to Elizabeth Slenbaker.Jul 6, 1886
  936. Private Law 49–687Chap. 687: granting a pension to Ann Little.Jul 6, 1886
  937. Private Law 49–688Chap. 688: for the relief of Susan SmithJul 6, 1886
  938. Private Law 49–689Chap. 689: for the relief of Nathan Hildabrant.Jul 6, 1886
  939. Private Law 49–690Chap. 690: for the relief of Ann Leddy.Jul 6, 1886
  940. Private Law 49–691Chap. 691: granting a pension to William L McCall.Jul 6, 1886
  941. Private Law 49–692Chap. 692: granting a pension to Noah B. BrookshireJul 6, 1886
  942. Private Law 49–693Chap. 693: for the relief of John A. Orndorff.Jul 6, 1886
  943. Private Law 49–694Chap. 694: granting a pension to Martin Jacoby.Jul 6, 1886
  944. Private Law 49–695Chap. 695: granting a pension to Joseph E. Van HornJul 6, 1886
  945. Private Law 49–696Chap. 696: for the relief of Mary Murphy.Jul 6, 1886
  946. Private Law 49–697Chap. 697: granting a pension to William FieldJul 6, 1886
  947. Private Law 49–698Chap. 698: granting a pension to Mrs Letitia J. Garrard.Jul 6, 1886
  948. Private Law 49–699Chap. 699: for the relief of William J. Hudson.Jul 6, 1886
  949. Private Law 49–700Chap. 700: granting a pension to Rose A. McManus.Jul 6, 1886
  950. Private Law 49–701Chap. 701: granting a pension to Christian Smarzo.Jul 6, 1886
  951. Private Law 49–702Chap. 702: granting a pension to Aaron C. Johnson.Jul 6, 1886
  952. Private Law 49–703Chap. 703: granting a pension to James N. Hair.Jul 6, 1886
  953. Private Law 49–704Chap. 704: granting a pension to John Arthur.Jul 6, 1886
  954. Private Law 49–705Chap. 705: granting a pension to Eleanor Foust.Jul 6, 1886
  955. Private Law 49–706Chap. 706: granting a pension to Margaret A. Poland.Jul 6, 1886
  956. Private Law 49–707Chap. 707: to increase the pension of Thomas J. Slayton.Jul 6, 1886
  957. Private Law 49–708Chap. 708: for the relief of Mary Hawhe.Jul 6, 1886
  958. Private Law 49–709Chap. 709: granting a pension to Isaac Fossett.Jul 6, 1886
  959. Private Law 49–710Chap. 710: granting a pension to Larkin G. Mead.Jul 6, 1886
  960. Private Law 49–711Chap. 711: granting a pension to Lieutenant Joseph Prost.Jul 6, 1886
  961. Private Law 49–712Chap. 712: granting a pension to John H. Hunter.Jul 6, 1886
  962. Private Law 49–713Chap. 713: granting a pension to Edward L. Hill.Jul 6, 1886
  963. Private Law 49–714Chap. 714: granting a pension to Henry Anin.Jul 6, 1886
  964. Private Law 49–715Chap. 715: granting a pension to Mrs Clarissa Taft.Jul 6, 1886
  965. Private Law 49–716Chap. 716: granting a pension to Josiah Focht.Jul 6, 1886
  966. Private Law 49–717Chap. 717: granting a pension to Amos C. Wertz.Jul 6, 1886
  967. Private Law 49–718Chap. 718: granting a pension to David L. McDermott.Jul 6, 1886
  968. Private Law 49–719Chap. 719: for the relief of Elias Sheads.Jul 6, 1886
  969. Private Law 49–720Chap. 720: to increase the pension of Henry Brooks.Jul 6, 1886
  970. Private Law 49–721Chap. 721: granting a pension to Eliza Newman.Jul 6, 1886
  971. Private Law 49–722Chap. 722: granting increase of pension to Robert E. Stephens.Jul 6, 1886
  972. Private Law 49–723Chap. 723: granting a pension to Allen P. Jacobs.Jul 6, 1886
  973. Private Law 49–724Chap. 724: granting a pension to William J. Heady.Jul 6, 1886
  974. Private Law 49–725Chap. 725: granting an increase of pension to Charles F. WardJul 6, 1886
  975. Private Law 49–726Chap. 726: granting a pension to Margaret S. Davis.Jul 6, 1886
  976. Private Law 49–727Chap. 727: granting a pension to Margaret J. ReighterJul 6, 1886
  977. Private Law 49–728Chap. 728: for the relief of Henry S. Cohn.Jul 6, 1886
  978. Private Law 49–729Chap. 729: granting a pension to Sarah Ann Murphy.Jul 6, 1886
  979. Private Law 49–730Chap. 730: granting a pension to Sarah Gregg.Jul 6, 1886
  980. Private Law 49–731Chap. 731: granting a pension to John M. MattinglyJul 6, 1886
  981. Private Law 49–732Chap. 732: to increase the pension of Michael McGrayel.Jul 6, 1886
  982. Private Law 49–733Chap. 733: granting a pension to Levi M. Starne.Jul 6, 1886
  983. Private Law 49–734Chap. 734: granting an increase of pension to Nelson Monroe.Jul 6, 1886
  984. Private Law 49–735Chap. 735: for the relief of Richard Horrigan.Jul 6, 1886
  985. Private Law 49–736Chap. 736: granting a pension to Frederick Marion.Jul 6, 1886
  986. Private Law 49–737Chap. 737: for the relief of Euphemia R. Smith.Jul 6, 1886
  987. Private Law 49–738Chap. 738: granting a pension to Lucy Ann Drew.Jul 6, 1886
  988. Private Law 49–739Chap. 739: granting a pension to Catharine Whitesell.Jul 6, 1886
  989. Private Law 49–740Chap. 740: to increase the pension of Isaac N. Hawkins.Jul 6, 1886
  990. Private Law 49–741Chap. 741: granting a pension to Mrs. Annie S. Webb.Jul 6, 1886
  991. Private Law 49–742Chap. 742: increasing the pension of James L. Miller.Jul 6, 1886
  992. Private Law 49–743Chap. 743: increasing the pension of Alfred J. Hill.Jul 6, 1886
  993. Private Law 49–748Chap. 748: granting a pension to Charles J. Esty.Jul 8, 1886
  994. Private Law 49–749Chap. 749: granting an increase of pension to Margaret Hunter Hardie.Jul 8, 1886
  995. Private Law 49–750Chap. 750: for the relief of Henry Bellion.Jul 8, 1886
  996. Private Law 49–751Chap. 751: for the relief of B. Frank Patterson.Jul 8, 1886
  997. Private Law 49–752Chap. 752: for the relief of Libbie C. Montis.Jul 8, 1886
  998. Private Law 49–753Chap. 753: for increase of pension to Zebulon S. Tompkins.Jul 8, 1886
  999. Private Law 49–754Chap. 754: granting a pension to Amanda Housell.Jul 8, 1886
  1000. Private Law 49–766Chap. 766: for the relief of J. M. Hiatt, only surviving partner of Hiatt and Company.Jul 14, 1886
  1001. Private Law 49–767Chap. 767: to amend and correct the act approved June first, eighteen hundred and eighty-six, granting a pension to J. H. Thornburg.Jul 14, 1886
  1002. Private Law 49–768Chap. 768: granting a pension to Addie L. Macomber.Jul 14, 1886
  1003. Private Law 49–769Chap. 769: granting a pension to Mrs Hannah Babb Hutchins.Jul 14, 1886
  1004. Private Law 49–770Chap. 770: granting a pension to Ann E. Cooney.Jul 14, 1886
  1005. Private Law 49–771Chap. 771: for the relief of Mrs Maria Walker.Jul 14, 1886
  1006. Private Law 49–772Chap. 772: to increase the pension of Manhattan Pickett.Jul 14, 1886
  1007. Private Law 49–773Chap. 773: for the relief of the legal representatives of John M. Robeson, deceased.Jul 15, 1886
  1008. Private Law 49–774Chap. 774: granting a pension to Samuel F. Garrett.Jul 16, 1886
  1009. Private Law 49–777Chap. 777: for the relief of Alexander K. Shepard.Jul 19, 1886
  1010. Private Law 49–783Chap. 783: for the relief of Richard C. Ridgway and others.Jul 26, 1886
  1011. Private Law 49–784Chap. 784: to remove the political disabilities of William H. F. Lee.Jul 26, 1886
  1012. Private Law 49–785Chap. 785: granting a pension to Alexander Harper.Jul 26, 1886
  1013. Private Law 49–786Chap. 786: for the relief of Mary Jane Conrad.Jul 26, 1886
  1014. Private Law 49–787Chap. 787: for the relief of Ernest H. Wardwell.Jul 26, 1886
  1015. Private Law 49–788Chap. 788: granting a pension to Hiram L. Wait.Jul 26, 1886
  1016. Private Law 49–789Chap. 789: to increase the pension to Samuel Frost.Jul 26, 1886
  1017. Private Law 49–790Chap. 790: granting a pension to Mary Sprague.Jul 26, 1886
  1018. Private Law 43–791Chapter 791: granting a pension to Patrick Murphy.Jul 26, 1886
  1019. Private Law 43–792Chapter 792: to place the name of John W. Payton on the pension-roll.Jul 26, 1886
  1020. Private Law 43–793Chapter 793: to pension Martha A. Vorhes.Jul 26, 1886
  1021. Private Law 43–794Chapter 794: for the relief of Edward Coleman.Jul 26, 1886
  1022. Private Law 43–795Chapter 795: granting a pension to John E. Doggett.Jul 26, 1886
  1023. Private Law 43–796Chapter 796: granting a pension to Sarah M. Carroll.Jul 26, 1886
  1024. Private Law 43–813Chapter 813: for the relief of Frances H. Plummer.Jul 29, 1886
  1025. Private Law 43–814Chapter 814: for the relief of James D. Wood.Jul 29, 1886
  1026. Private Law 43–815Chapter 815: to remove the political disabilities of Thomas R. Ware, of Virginia.Jul 29, 1886
  1027. Private Law 43–819Chapter 819: granting a pension to Edward Corning.Jul 30, 1886
  1028. Private Law 43–820Chapter 820: granting a pension to Abby L. Burbank.Jul 30, 1886
  1029. Private Law 43–821Chapter 821: for the relief of Emily B. Baker.Jul 30, 1886
  1030. Private Law 43–822Chapter 822: for the relief of Moses B. Walker.Jul 30, 1886
  1031. Private Law 43–823Chapter 823: granting a pension to Charles WyantJul 30, 1886
  1032. Private Law 43–824Chapter 824: granting an increase of pension to John Ryan.Jul 30, 1886
  1033. Private Law 43–825Chapter 825: granting a pension to Mary A. Thomas.Jul 30, 1886
  1034. Private Law 43–826Chapter 826: granting pension to Sarah A. Tucker.Jul 30, 1886
  1035. Private Law 43–828Chapter 828: granting a pension to Joseph S. Moody.Jul 31, 1886
  1036. Private Law 43–829Chapter 829: granting a pension to Phœbe H. Meech.Jul 31, 1886
  1037. Private Law 43–830Chapter 830: granting a pension to Thomas J Owen.Jul 31, 1886
  1038. Private Law 43–831Chapter 831: granting a pension to Rebecca Hollingsworth Humphreys.Jul 31, 1886
  1039. Private Law 43–832Chapter 832: granting a pension to William Brentano.Jul 31, 1886
  1040. Private Law 43–833Chapter 833: granting a pension to Isabella Jessup.Jul 31, 1886
  1041. Private Law 43–834Chapter 834: granting a pension to Mrs. Sarah Young.Jul 31, 1886
  1042. Private Law 43–835Chapter 835: granting a pension to Powhattan B. Short.Jul 31, 1886
  1043. Private Law 43–836Chapter 836: granting a pension to John P. McElroy.Jul 31, 1886
  1044. Private Law 43–837Chapter 837: granting a pension to George G. Early.Jul 31, 1886
  1045. Private Law 43–838Chapter 838: to place the name of Jacob Madison Pruitt on the pension-roll.Jul 31, 1886
  1046. Private Law 43–839Chapter 839: granting a pension to Katharina Nickert.Jul 31, 1886
  1047. Private Law 43–845Chapter 845: for the relief of Margaret F. Ryan.Aug 2, 1886
  1048. Private Law 43–846Chapter 846: for the relief of Sidney R. Smith.Aug 2, 1886
  1049. Private Law 43–847Chapter 847: for the relief of James Cain.Aug 2, 1886
  1050. Private Law 43–850Chapter 850: for the relief of Francis Gilbeau.Aug 3, 1886
  1051. Private Law 43–851Chapter 851: granting an increase of pension to William P. Squires.Aug 3, 1886
  1052. Private Law 43–852Chapter 852: for the relief of Ellen Sadler, sister of John Sadler.Aug 3, 1886
  1053. Private Law 43–853Chapter 853: for the relief of Mrs. Lizzie Maynadier Phelps, widow of Captain Seth Ledyard Phelps, late minister of the United States to Peru.Aug 3, 1886
  1054. Private Law 43–854Chapter 854: granting a pension to Catharine Lanigan.Aug 3, 1886
  1055. Private Law 43–855Chapter 855: for the relief of the trustees of the Christian Brothers’ College of Saint Louis, Missouri.Aug 3, 1886
  1056. Private Law 43–856Chapter 856: for the relief of Margaret S. Fain.Aug 3, 1886
  1057. Private Law 43–857Chapter 857: for the relief of Emma J. Halloway.Aug 3, 1886
  1058. Private Law 43–858Chapter 858: granting a pension to Thomas S. Duvall.Aug 3, 1886
  1059. Private Law 43–859Chapter 859: for the relief of George H. Laurence.Aug 3, 1886
  1060. Private Law 43–860Chapter 860: for the relief of William Hicks.Aug 3, 1886
  1061. Private Law 43–861Chapter 861: granting an increase of pension to William H. H. Buck.Aug 3, 1886
  1062. Private Law 43–862Chapter 862: granting a pension to William P. Shelton.Aug 3, 1886
  1063. Private Law 43–863Chapter 863: granting a pension to James F. Salyers.Aug 3, 1886
  1064. Private Law 43–864Chapter 864: granting a pension to John McGowan.Aug 3, 1886
  1065. Private Law 43–865Chapter 865: for the relief of Stephen Sauer.Aug 3, 1886
  1066. Private Law 43–866Chapter 866: granting a pension to Sally A. Stone.Aug 3, 1886
  1067. Private Law 43–867Chapter 867: granting a pension to Catherine Reisinger.Aug 3, 1886
  1068. Private Law 43–868Chapter 868: granting a pension to Jonathan S. Lents.Aug 3, 1886
  1069. Private Law 43–869Chapter 869: granting a pension to Sallie B. Bent.Aug 3, 1886
  1070. Private Law 43–870Chapter 870: granting a pension James Savercool.Aug 3, 1886
  1071. Private Law 43–871Chapter 871: to grant a pension to James Robinson.Aug 3, 1886
  1072. Private Law 43–872Chapter 872: granting a pension to Robert B. Kirkpatrick.Aug 3, 1886
  1073. Private Law 43–873Chapter 873: for the relief of Warren L. Rice.Aug 3, 1886
  1074. Private Law 43–874Chapter 874: granting a pension to Virginia Taylor Randall.Aug 3, 1886
  1075. Private Law 43–875Chapter 875: granting a pension to Ellen J. Welch.Aug 3, 1886
  1076. Private Law 43–876Chapter 876: granting a pension to Mrs. Elizabeth Collins.Aug 3, 1886
  1077. Private Law 43–877Chapter 877: to increase the pension of George W. Parks.Aug 3, 1886
  1078. Private Law 43–878Chapter 878: granting a pension to Aretus N. Butler.Aug 3, 1886
  1079. Private Law 43–879Chapter 879: granting a pension to Erastus W. Kennedy.Aug 3, 1886
  1080. Private Law 43–880Chapter 880: for the relief of Theodore Dunmire.Aug 3, 1886
  1081. Private Law 43–881Chapter 881: granting a pension to Lucinda Sawyer.Aug 3, 1886
  1082. Private Law 43–882Chapter 882: for the relief of Jacob Nix.Aug 3, 1886
  1083. Private Law 43–833Chapter 833: for the relief of Levi A. Cronkhite.Aug 3, 1886
  1084. Private Law 43–884Chapter 884: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary M. Gillham.Aug 3, 1886
  1085. Private Law 43–885Chapter 885: granting a pension to Thomas Walsh.Aug 3, 1886
  1086. Private Law 43–886Chapter 886: granting a pension to Irene GooginsAug 3, 1886
  1087. Private Law 43–887Chapter 887: to increase the pension of Jonas SchoonoverAug 3, 1886
  1088. Private Law 43–888Chapter 888: granting a pension to Michael Fitzpatrick.Aug 3, 1886
  1089. Private Law 43–889Chapter 889: to restore to the pension-roll the name of Samuel Bulman.Aug 3, 1886
  1090. Private Law 43–890Chapter 890: granting an increase of pension to Captain John F. Morris.Aug 3, 1886
  1091. Private Law 43–891Chapter 891: granting a pension to Martin V. Curry.Aug 3, 1886
  1092. Private Law 43–892Chapter 892: to grant a pension to Joseph Romiser.Aug 3, 1886
  1093. Private Law 43–904Chapter 904: for the relief of William J. Smith, late surveyor of customs for the port of Memphis, State of Tennessee.Aug 4, 1886
  1094. Private Law 43–905Chapter 905: to compensate physicians for services rendered under an order of the United States court of the northern district of Alabama.Aug 4, 1886
  1095. Private Law 43–906Chapter 906: for the relief of John M. McClintock.Aug 4, 1886
  1096. Private Law 43–907Chapter 907: for the relief of certain employees and others of the twelfth United States light-house district.Aug 4, 1886
  1097. Private Law 43–908Chapter 908: granting a pension to Joshua Armstrong.Aug 4, 1886
  1098. Private Law 43–909Chapter 909: to restore to the pension-list the name of Abel Mishler, of Pennsylvania.Aug 4, 1886
  1099. Private Law 43–910Chapter 910: granting a pension to Peter Adams.Aug 4, 1886
  1100. Private Law 43–911Chapter 911: for the relief of S. B. Cranston, of Oregon.Aug 4, 1886
  1101. Private Law 43–912Chapter 912: for the relief of Mrs. Henrietta H. Cole.Aug 4, 1886
  1102. Private Law 43–913Chapter 913: for the relief of Stephen N. Smith.Aug 4, 1886
  1103. Private Law 43–914Chapter 914: granting a pension to Jane D. Mumford.Aug 4, 1886
  1104. Private Law 43–915Chapter 915: granting a pension to Milton P. Shockley.Aug 4, 1886
  1105. Private Law 43–916Chapter 916: to grant a pension to Nancy Mason.Aug 4, 1886
  1106. Private Law 43–917Chapter 917: granting a pension to Elizabeth Garaghty.Aug 4, 1886
  1107. Private Law 43–918Chapter 918: granting a pension to Louise Paul.Aug 4, 1886
  1108. Private Law 43–919Chapter 919: for the relief of the legal representatives of John Wightman, deceased.Aug 4, 1886
  1109. Private Law 43–920Chapter 920: granting a pension to Emily J. Stannard.Aug 4, 1886
  1110. Private Law 43–921Chapter 921: for the relief of Enols Loyd.Aug 4, 1886
  1111. Private Law 43–922Chapter 922: for the relief of John Ellis.Aug 4, 1886
  1112. Private Law 43–923Chapter 923: for the relief of Mary E. Casey.Aug 4, 1886
  1113. Private Law 43–924Chapter 924: to remove the political disabilities of J. R. Eggleston of Mississippi.Aug 4, 1886
  1114. Private Law 43–925Chapter 925: for the relief of Beaufort Lee and others.Aug 4, 1886
  1115. Private Law 43–926Chapter 926: to confirm the title to certain lands in Platte County, Missouri, and authorize patents to be issued therefor to Kinsey B. Cecil.Aug 4, 1886
  1116. Private Law 43–927Chapter 927: to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to issue to George K. Otis duplicates of certain land-warrants lost while in the possession of the officers of the Government.Aug 4, 1886
  1117. Private Law 43–933Chapter 933: for the relief of the Phoenix National Bank of the city of New York.Aug 5, 1886
  1118. Private Law 43–934Chapter 934: for the relief of William Huntington.Aug 5, 1886
  1119. Private Law 43–935Chapter 935: for the relief of Seth M. Barton.Aug 5, 1886
  1120. Private Law 49–1Chap. 1: to provide for the adjustment of matters connected with certain judicial proceedings in Pennsylvania in which the United States was a party.Dec 17, 1886
  1121. Private Law 49–6Chap. 6: for the relief of Theodore W. Tallmadge.Dec 20, 1886
  1122. Private Law 49–10Chap. 10: for the relief of Henry Martin.Dec 23, 1886
  1123. Private Law 49–17Chap. 17: for the relief of Pattison and Caldwell.Jan 3, 1887
  1124. Private Law 49–18Chap. 18: for the relief of the survivors of the exploring steamer Jeannette, and the widows and children of those who perished in the retreat from the wreck of that vessel in the arctic seas.Jan 3, 1887
  1125. Private Law 49–19Chap. 19: for the relief of Grafton Monroe.Jan 3, 1887
  1126. Private Law 49–20Chap. 20: granting a pension to Mrs. Barbara Fuchs.Jan 3, 1887
  1127. Private Law 49–27Chap. 27: for the relief of William H. Randle, of Nashville, Tennessee.Jan 17, 1887
  1128. Private Law 49–28Chap. 28: for the relief of Bangs, Brownell and CompanyJan 17, 1887
  1129. Private Law 49–29Chap. 29: for the relief of John McNaughton.Jan 17, 1887
  1130. Private Law 49–30Chap. 30: granting a pension to James H. King.Jan 18, 1887
  1131. Private Law 49–31Chap. 31: granting an increase of pension to General Benjamin F. Kelly.Jan 18, 1887
  1132. Private Law 49–32Chap. 32: granting a pension to Samuel E. Tracy.Jan 18, 1887
  1133. Private Law 49–33Chap. 33: granting a pension to Andrew J. Burrell.Jan 18, 1887
  1134. Private Law 49–34Chap. 34: granting a pension to Mrs. Jane R. McQuaide.Jan 18, 1887
  1135. Private Law 49–35Chap. 35: granting a pension to Alexander Trimble.Jan 18, 1887
  1136. Private Law 49–36Chap. 36: granting an increase of pension to Addison A. Jackson.Jan 18, 1887
  1137. Private Law 49–37Chap. 37: for the relief of Mary McMahon.Jan 18, 1887
  1138. Private Law 49–38Chap. 38: granting an increase of pension to Herman Baumhager.Jan 19, 1887
  1139. Private Law 49–39Chap. 39: for the relief of James B. Russell.Jan 24, 1887
  1140. Private Law 49–51Chap. 51: to remove the political disabilities of John K. Mitchell.Jan 26, 1887
  1141. Private Law 49–52Chap. 52: for the relief of Benjamin P. Loyall, of the State of Virginia.Jan 26, 1887
  1142. Private Law 49–53Chap. 53: granting a pension to Louise ArmbrechtJan 27, 1887
  1143. Private Law 49–54Chap. 54: granting a pension to Caroline Sees.Jan 27, 1887
  1144. Private Law 49–55Chap. 55: granting an increase of pension to Colonel Charles E. Capehart.Jan 27, 1887
  1145. Private Law 49–56Chap. 56: granting a pension to Sarah C. Wright.Jan 27, 1887
  1146. Private Law 49–57Chap. 57: granting a pension to Orrin P. Cooley.Jan 27, 1887
  1147. Private Law 49–58Chap. 58: granting a pension to Mrs. Abbie B. Heath.Jan 27, 1887
  1148. Private Law 49–59Chap. 59: granting an increase of pension to Elvira Bliss Sheldon.Jan 27, 1887
  1149. Private Law 49–60Chap. 60: for the relief of Mary Anna Egan.Jan 27, 1887
  1150. Private Law 49–61Chap. 61: granting a pension to Fridoline Glastetter.Jan 27, 1887
  1151. Private Law 49–62Chap. 62: granting an increase of pension to Grace F. Edes.Jan 27, 1887
  1152. Private Law 49–63Chap. 63: granting an increase of pension to Clara B. Davidson.Jan 27, 1887
  1153. Private Law 49–64Chap. 64: for the relief of Anthon Eitapence.Jan 27, 1887
  1154. Private Law 49–65Chap. 65: granting a pension to Isaac Ransom.Jan 27, 1887
  1155. Private Law 49–66Chap. 66: granting a pension to Elizabeth Ward.Jan 27, 1887
  1156. Private Law 49–73Chap. 73: for the relief of William H. Gray, of Kentucky.Jan 29, 1887
  1157. Private Law 49–74Chap. 74: for the relief of the sufferers by the wreck of the United States steamer Ashuelot.Jan 29, 1887
  1158. Private Law 49–75Chap. 75: for the relief of A. A. Thomas.Jan 29, 1887
  1159. Private Law 49–76Chap. 76: granting-a pension to Joseph Mays.Jan 29, 1887
  1160. Private Law 49–77Chap. 77: granting a pension to Eliza Wilkins.Jan 29, 1887
  1161. Private Law 49–78Chap. 78: granting an increase of pension to Bryant Waters.Jan 29, 1887
  1162. Private Law 49–79Chap. 79: granting a pension to William F. Harmon.Jan 31, 1887
  1163. Private Law 49–80Chap. 80: granting a pension to Alonzo Raymond.Jan 31, 1887
  1164. Private Law 49–81Chap. 81: granting a pension to Sidney Denton.Jan 31, 1887
  1165. Private Law 49–82Chap. 82: granting a pension to John Wines.Jan 31, 1887
  1166. Private Law 49–83Chap. 83: granting a pension to Sarah E. Norton.Jan 31, 1887
  1167. Private Law 49–84Chap. 84: granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth S. de Krafft.Jan 31, 1887
  1168. Private Law 49–85Chap. 85: granting a pension to Josephine Da Costa Thomas.Jan 31, 1887
  1169. Private Law 49–86Chap. 86: granting a pension to Lucinda Barrett.Feb 2, 1887
  1170. Private Law 49–87Chap. 87: granting a pension to Harry McElhinny.Feb 2, 1887
  1171. Private Law 49–88Chap. 88: granting a pension to Frederick Robertson.Feb 2, 1887
  1172. Private Law 49–89Chap. 89: for the relief of George W. Robaugh.Feb 2, 1887
  1173. Private Law 49–94Chap. 94: granting a pension to M. S. Clay.Feb 3, 1887
  1174. Private Law 49–95Chap. 95: granting a pension to Josiah Mahoney.Feb 3, 1887
  1175. Private Law 49–96Chap. 96: to increase the pension of James Carlin.Feb 3, 1887
  1176. Private Law 49–97Chap. 97: granting a pension to Thomas Brown.Feb 3, 1887
  1177. Private Law 49–98Chap. 98: for the relief of W. D. Havely.Feb 3, 1887
  1178. Private Law 49–99Chap. 99: granting a pension to James Long.Feb 3, 1887
  1179. Private Law 49–100Chap. 100: granting a pension to John Patton.Feb 3, 1887
  1180. Private Law 49–101Chap. 101: granting a pension to Aaron Garis.Feb 3, 1887
  1181. Private Law 49–102Chap. 102: granting a pension to Joseph F. Kirkhart.Feb 3, 1887
  1182. Private Law 49–106Chap. 106: granting a pension to Mary E. Hedrick.Feb 4, 1887
  1183. Private Law 49–107Chap. 107: granting a pension to Jacob Case.Feb 4, 1887
  1184. Private Law 49–108Chap. 108: granting a pension to John Miller.Feb 4, 1887
  1185. Private Law 49–109Chap. 109: granting a pension to Rebecca Wiswell.Feb 4, 1887
  1186. Private Law 49–110Chap. 110: granting a pension to James G. Mathes.Feb 4, 1887
  1187. Private Law 49–111Chap. 111: for the relief of the heirs of Malitty Rose.Feb 4, 1887
  1188. Private Law 49–112Chap. 112: granting an increase of pension to William H. H. Price.Feb 4, 1887
  1189. Private Law 49–113Chap. 113: granting a pension to G. W. Fraley.Feb 4, 1887
  1190. Private Law 49–114Chap. 114: granting a pension to Joshua L. Morris.Feb 4, 1887
  1191. Private Law 49–115Chap. 115: granting a pension to William Conner.Feb 4, 1887
  1192. Private Law 49–116Chap. 116: to increase the pension of Charles Hahneman.Feb 4, 1887
  1193. Private Law 49–117Chap. 117: granting a pension to Cyra L. Weston.Feb 4, 1887
  1194. Private Law 49–118Chap. 118: granting a pension to John Buchanan.Feb 4, 1887
  1195. Private Law 49–121Chap. 121: for the relief of Rosella E. Hibbert.Feb 8, 1887
  1196. Private Law 49–122Chap. 122: granting a pension to Lucy E. Anderson.Feb 8, 1887
  1197. Private Law 49–140Chap. 140: to pay B. S. James for transporting the United States mails.Feb 17, 1887
  1198. Private Law 49–141Chap. 141: for the relief of W. H. Powell.Feb 18, 1887
  1199. Private Law 49–142Chap. 142: for the relief of Richard H. Porter, surviving partner and assignee of the late firm of R. H. and James Porter.Feb 18, 1887
  1200. Private Law 49–143Chap. 143: granting a pension to George Ham.Feb 18, 1887
  1201. Private Law 49–144Chap. 144: granting a pension to Mathias Wondrak.Feb 18, 1887
  1202. Private Law 49–145Chap. 145: granting a pension to Mrs. M. C. Miles.Feb 19, 1887
  1203. Private Law 49–146Chap. 146: granting a pension to Mrs. Emily M. Swift, of Dexter, Michigan.Feb 19, 1887
  1204. Private Law 49–147Chap. 147: for the relief of Lucy A. Washburn.Feb 19, 1887
  1205. Private Law 49–148Chap. 148: granting a pension to Susan A. Duncan.Feb 19, 1887
  1206. Private Law 49–149Chap. 149: for the relief of Albert C. Kelley.Feb 19, 1887
  1207. Private Law 49–150Chap. 150: granting a pension to William Barden.Feb 19, 1887
  1208. Private Law 49–151Chap. 151: granting a pension to Marcel Gagnon.Feb 19, 1887
  1209. Private Law 49–152Chap. 152: granting a pension to John G. Warren.Feb 19, 1887
  1210. Private Law 49–153Chap. 153: granting a pension to James S. Furniss.Feb 19, 1887
  1211. Private Law 49–154Chap. 154: granting a pension to Annie E. Gardiner.Feb 19, 1887
  1212. Private Law 49–155Chap. 155: granting a pension to Mrs. Anna Etheridge Hooks.Feb 19, 1887
  1213. Private Law 49–159Chap. 159: for the relief of Mrs. Fanny S. Conway.Feb 21, 1887
  1214. Private Law 49–160Chap. 160: for the relief of J. R. McGoldrick.Feb 21, 1887
  1215. Private Law 49–161Chap. 161: for the removal of the charge of desertion from the record of Martin Murphy.Feb 21, 1887
  1216. Private Law 49–162Chap. 162: for the relief of Alexander Goble.Feb 21, 1887
  1217. Private Law 49–163Chap. 163: for the relief of Francis H. Shaw.Feb 21, 1887
  1218. Private Law 49–164Chap. 164: for the relief of Samuel H. Flemming.Feb 21, 1887
  1219. Private Law 49–165Chap. 165: for the relief of Harry Fisk.Feb 21, 1887
  1220. Private Law 49–166Chap. 166: granting a pension to Samuel Sawyer.Feb 21, 1887
  1221. Private Law 49–167Chap. 167: for the relief of William J. Owings.Feb 21, 1887
  1222. Private Law 49–168Chap. 168: for the relief of James M. Hagar.Feb 21, 1887
  1223. Private Law 49–169Chap. 169: for the relief of Caroline P. Bolton.Feb 21, 1887
  1224. Private Law 49–170Chap. 170: for the relief of Mrs. Sophia Sprain, widow, and two minor children of Louis F. Sprain.Feb 21, 1887
  1225. Private Law 49–171Chap. 171: for the relief of Eugene E. Mc’Lean.Feb 21, 1887
  1226. Private Law 49–172Chap. 172: for the relief of James R. Marrs.Feb 21, 1887
  1227. Private Law 49–173Chap. 173: granting a pension to Minerva Abbey.Feb 21, 1887
  1228. Private Law 49–174Chap. 174: granting a pension to Catharine Waters.Feb 22, 1887
  1229. Private Law 49–175Chap. 175: to restore the name of Lifurs Roberson to the pension-roll.Feb 22, 1887
  1230. Private Law 49–176Chap. 176: to restore the name of Harvey Coburn to the pension-roll.Feb 22, 1887
  1231. Private Law 49–177Chap. 177: granting a pension to Mrs. Margaret Cashin.Feb 22, 1887
  1232. Private Law 49–178Chap. 178: granting a pension to Emily Louisa Spicer.Feb 22, 1887
  1233. Private Law 49–179Chap. 179: granting a pension to John Selby.Feb 22, 1887
  1234. Private Law 49–180Chap. 180: granting a pension to Henry Roscoe.Feb 22, 1887
  1235. Private Law 49–181Chap. 181: granting a pension to Michael Todd.Feb 22, 1887
  1236. Private Law 49–182Chap. 182: granting a pension to David B. Caldwell.Feb 22, 1887
  1237. Private Law 49–183Chap. 183: granting a pension to Livingston Clark.Feb 22, 1887
  1238. Private Law 49–184Chap. 184: granting a pension to Caroline C. McNair.Feb 22, 1887
  1239. Private Law 49–185Chap. 185: granting a pension to Lizzie Brown.Feb 22, 1887
  1240. Private Law 49–186Chap. 186: granting a pension to John H. Stucker.Feb 22, 1887
  1241. Private Law 49–187Chap. 187: granting a pension to Mrs. Anna Schier.Feb 22, 1887
  1242. Private Law 49–188Chap. 188: granting a pension to John P. McDonald.Feb 22, 1887
  1243. Private Law 49–189Chap. 189: granting a pension to Seth. Weldy.Feb 22, 1887
  1244. Private Law 49–190Chap. 190: granting a pension to Waitie F. Harris.Feb 22, 1887
  1245. Private Law 49–191Chap. 191: granting a pension to James H. Young.Feb 22, 1887
  1246. Private Law 49–192Chap. 192: granting a pension to Elizabeth M. J. Meagher.Feb 22, 1887
  1247. Private Law 49–193Chap. 193: granting a pension to James H. Butler.Feb 22, 1887
  1248. Private Law 49–194Chap. 194: for the relief of Phila Clark.Feb 22, 1887
  1249. Private Law 49–195Chap. 195: granting a pension to Mrs Susan E. Barry.Feb 22, 1887
  1250. Private Law 49–196Chap. 196: granting a pension to Nirius Cissell.Feb 22, 1887
  1251. Private Law 49–197Chap. 197: granting a pension to Sarah O'Brien.Feb 22, 1887
  1252. Private Law 49–198Chap. 198: granting a pension to Grant E. Q. Lathermon.Feb 22, 1887
  1253. Private Law 49–199Chap. 199: to place on the pension-roll the name of Charles T. Wornom.Feb 22, 1887
  1254. Private Law 49–200Chap. 200: granting a pension to Mary Grimes.Feb 22, 1887
  1255. Private Law 49–201Chap. 201: for the relief of William B. Barnes.Feb 22, 1887
  1256. Private Law 49–202Chap. 202: granting a pension to Betsey Cooney.Feb 22, 1887
  1257. Private Law 49–203Chap. 203: granting a pension to Clara M. Tannehill.Feb 22, 1887
  1258. Private Law 49–204Chap. 204: granting a pension to Mary Jane Magoon.Feb 22, 1887
  1259. Private Law 49–205Chap. 205: granting a pension to Clementine Hartinger.Feb 22, 1887
  1260. Private Law 49–206Chap. 206: granting a pension to Caroline L. Shedd.Feb 22, 1887
  1261. Private Law 49–207Chap. 207: granting a pension to Ellen M. Sturtevant.Feb 22, 1887
  1262. Private Law 49–223Chap. 223: granting a pension to Owen P. Wilson.Feb 23, 1887
  1263. Private Law 49–224Chap. 224: granting a pension to Mrs. Sarah Randles.Feb 23, 1887
  1264. Private Law 49–225Chap. 225: granting a pension to E. A. McFadden.Feb 23, 1887
  1265. Private Law 49–226Chap. 226: for the relief of Franz Rossrucker.Feb 23, 1887
  1266. Private Law 49–227Chap. 227: granting a pension to Daniel Schultheis.Feb 23, 1887
  1267. Private Law 49–228Chap. 228: granting a pension to James McGlen.Feb 23, 1887
  1268. Private Law 49–229Chap. 229: for the relief of Emily Luther.Feb 23, 1887
  1269. Private Law 49–230Chap. 230: granting a pension to Sally W. Rice.Feb 23, 1887
  1270. Private Law 49–231Chap. 231: granting a pension to Elizabeth M. King.Feb 23, 1887
  1271. Private Law 49–232Chap. 232: granting a pension to Frederick Richmond.Feb 23, 1887
  1272. Private Law 49–233Chap. 233: for the relief of Frances W. Dyer.Feb 23, 1887
  1273. Private Law 49–234Chap. 234: for the relief of Pryor N. Lea.Feb 23, 1887
  1274. Private Law 49–235Chap. 235: for the relief of Major G. W. Candee.Feb 23, 1887
  1275. Private Law 49–236Chap. 236: for the relief of J. R. Martin.Feb 23, 1887
  1276. Private Law 49–237Chap. 237: for the relief of the Estate of Joel C. Frazier, deceased.Feb 23, 1887
  1277. Private Law 49–238Chap. 238: for the relief of Henry A. Paus.Feb 23, 1887
  1278. Private Law 49–239Chap. 239: for the relief of Lysander H. Carroll.Feb 23, 1887
  1279. Private Law 49–240Chap. 240: for the relief of Rachael J. Floyd.Feb 23, 1887
  1280. Private Law 49–241Chap. 241: for the relief of Francis M. Bell.Feb 23, 1887
  1281. Private Law 49–242Chap. 242: for the relief of George W. Cousins.Feb 23, 1887
  1282. Private Law 49–243Chap. 243: for the relief of the personal representatives of E. P. McNeal, deceased.Feb 23, 1887
  1283. Private Law 49–244Chap. 244: for the relief of E. B. Dawson.Feb 23, 1887
  1284. Private Law 49–245Chap. 245: for the relief of David W. Low.Feb 23, 1887
  1285. Private Law 49–246Chap. 246: for the relief of James M. McKamey.Feb 23, 1887
  1286. Private Law 49–247Chap. 247: for the relief of H. C. Wilkey.Feb 23, 1887
  1287. Private Law 49–248Chap. 248: for the relief of Frank Shutt.Feb 23, 1887
  1288. Private Law 49–255Chap. 255: for the relief of William Ervin.Feb 24, 1887
  1289. Private Law 49–256Chap. 256: for the relief of E. Remington and Sons.Feb 24, 1887
  1290. Private Law 49–260Chap. 260: for increase of pension to Mrs. Ellen M. Boggs.Feb 25, 1887
  1291. Private Law 49–261Chap. 261: granting a pension to M. Louise Butler.Feb 25, 1887
  1292. Private Law 49–262Chap. 262: granting a pension to Mary Ann Vars.Feb 25, 1887
  1293. Private Law 49–263Chap. 263: granting a pension to Charles G. Paris.Feb 25, 1887
  1294. Private Law 49–264Chap. 264: granting a pension to Elizabeth Forgey.Feb 25, 1887
  1295. Private Law 49–265Chap. 265: for the relief of Mrs. Elizabeth Rice.Feb 25, 1887
  1296. Private Law 49–266Chap. 266: granting a pension to Anna M. Marshall.Feb 25, 1887
  1297. Private Law 49–267Chap. 267: for the relief of Maria L. Strong.Feb 25, 1887
  1298. Private Law 49–268Chap. 268: granting a pension to Robert Baxter.Feb 25, 1887
  1299. Private Law 49–289Chap. 289: granting an increase of pension to Stephen D. Smith.Feb 28, 1887
  1300. Private Law 49–290Chap. 290: granting an increase of pension to Richard B. Rians.Feb 28, 1887
  1301. Private Law 49–291Chap. 291: granting a pension to Nancy C. Smith.Feb 28, 1887
  1302. Private Law 49–292Chap. 292: granting a pension to Henry Lafner.Feb 28, 1887
  1303. Private Law 49–293Chap. 293: for the relief of James Roach.Feb 28, 1887
  1304. Private Law 49–294Chap. 294: for the relief of William E. Bond.Feb 28, 1887
  1305. Private Law 49–295Chap. 295: for the relief of the estate of Edwin T. Pilkenton, deceased,Feb 28, 1887
  1306. Private Law 49–296Chap. 296: granting a pension to Henry Mericle.Feb 28, 1887
  1307. Private Law 49–297Chap. 297: granting a pension to Adeliza PerryFeb 28, 1887
  1308. Private Law 49–298Chap. 298: for the relief of Mary J. Gilbert.Feb 28, 1887
  1309. Private Law 49–299Chap. 299: for the relief of James W. Goodrich.Feb 28, 1887
  1310. Private Law 49–300Chap. 300: granting a pension to William McFadden.Feb 28, 1887
  1311. Private Law 49–301Chap. 301: for the relief of James M. Grigsby.Feb 28, 1887
  1312. Private Law 49–302Chap. 302: granting a pension to Charles Riddle.Feb 28, 1887
  1313. Private Law 49–303Chap. 303: for the relief of William J. Mulvey.Feb 28, 1887
  1314. Private Law 49–304Chap. 304: granting a pension to Isaac Askie.Feb 28, 1887
  1315. Private Law 49–305Chap. 305: for the relief of Henry Neal.Feb 28, 1887
  1316. Private Law 49–306Chap. 306: for the relief of Robert W. Spang.Feb 28, 1887
  1317. Private Law 49–307Chap. 307: for the relief of Andrew J. Edgerly.Feb 28, 1887
  1318. Private Law 49–308Chap. 308: granting a pension to William Reddick.Feb 28, 1887
  1319. Private Law 49–309Chap. 309: granting a pension to Elenor C. Ransom.Feb 28, 1887
  1320. Private Law 49–310Chap. 310: affirming the action of the President of the United States in annulling and revoking an order dismissing Martin H. McChesney from service in the Armies of the United States, and honorably discharging said McChesney from said service.Feb 28, 1887
  1321. Private Law 49–321Chap. 321: for the relief of Alpheus R. French.Mar 2, 1887
  1322. Private Law 49–322Chap. 322: granting a pension to Thomas G. Polley.Mar 2, 1887
  1323. Private Law 49–323Chap. 323: for the relief of William N. Canady.Mar 2, 1887
  1324. Private Law 49–324Chap. 324: granting a pension to Mary Wood.Mar 2, 1887
  1325. Private Law 49–325Chap. 325: granting a pension to J. W. Gooding.Mar 2, 1887
  1326. Private Law 49–326Chap. 326: granting a pension to John Moran.Mar 2, 1887
  1327. Private Law 49–327Chap. 327: granting a pension to Rebecca Morris.Mar 2, 1887
  1328. Private Law 49–328Chap. 328: granting a pension to William B. Eve.Mar 2, 1887
  1329. Private Law 49–329Chap. 329: granting a pension to Frederick Dierking.Mar 2, 1887
  1330. Private Law 49–330Chap. 330: granting a pension to Mary McCoy.Mar 2, 1887
  1331. Private Law 49–331Chap. 331: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary Lathrop.Mar 2, 1887
  1332. Private Law 49–332Chap. 332: for the relief of Thomas B. Nalle.Mar 2, 1887
  1333. Private Law 49–398Chap. 398: for the relief of Mrs. Julia De QuindreMar 3, 1887
  1334. Private Law 49–399Chap. 399: granting a pension to Mrs. M. E. Woods.Mar 3, 1887
  1335. Private Law 49–400Chap. 400: for the relief of J. M. Hobbs.Mar 3, 1887
  1336. Private Law 49–401Chap. 401: to restore to John W. Mears a fine improperly imposed on him.Mar 3, 1887
  1337. Private Law 49–402Chap. 402: for the relief of Mary Tarbell.Mar 3, 1887
  1338. Private Law 49–403Chap. 403: granting a pension to Henry Canode.Mar 3, 1887
  1339. Private Law 49–404Chap. 404: for the relief of Louisa Kearney.Mar 3, 1887
  1340. Private Law 49–405Chap. 405: for the relief of Mary Kaylor.Mar 3, 1887
  1341. Private Law 49–406Chap. 406: for the relief of General Speed S. Fry.Mar 3, 1887
  1342. Private Law 49–407Chap. 407: for the relief of Sarah A. Jones.Mar 3, 1887
  1343. Private Law 49–408Chap. 408: granting a pension to Mary M. Thompson.Mar 3, 1887
  1344. Private Law 49–409Chap. 409: granting a pension to Jacob Teits.Mar 3, 1887
  1345. Private Law 49–410Chap. 410: granting a pension to Mrs. S. C. Goodin.Mar 3, 1887
  1346. Private Law 49–411Chap. 411: granting a pension to Mrs Almira Ambler.Mar 3, 1887
  1347. Private Law 49–412Chap. 412: to remove the charge of desertion from the military record of Henry B. Jay.Mar 3, 1887
  1348. Private Law 49–413Chap. 413: for the relief of T. J. Payne.Mar 3, 1887
  1349. Private Law 49–414Chap. 414: for the relief of J. M. English, administrator of the estate o Richard Fitzpatrick, deceased.Mar 3, 1887
  1350. Private Law 49–415Chap. 415: for the removal of the charge of desertion from John Rockwell, late a private in Company F, One hundred and twenty-first Ohio Volunteer Infantry.Mar 3, 1887
  1351. Private Law 49–416Chap. 416: granting a pension to Henry P. Reed.Mar 3, 1887
  1352. Private Law 49–417Chap. 417: for the relief of Henry Linebaugh, late of Company A, Third Tennessee Mounted Infantry Volunteers.Mar 3, 1887
  1353. Private Law 49–418Chap. 418: for the relief of George Lemon.Mar 3, 1887
  1354. Private Law 49–419Chap. 419: granting a pension to Missouri Anderson.Mar 3, 1887
  1355. Private Law 49–420Chap. 420: granting a pension to Joseph M. Potter.Mar 3, 1887
  1356. Private Law 49–421Chap. 421: to confirm to Emile Guerin and Cheri P. Major title to certain lands.Mar 3, 1887
  1357. Private Law 49–422Chap. 422: for the relief of Thomas P. Westmoreland.Mar 3, 1887
  1358. Private Law 49–423Chap. 423: granting a pension to Peter P. HoffmanMar 3, 1887
  1359. Private Law 49–424Chap. 424: to increase the pension of Lewis M. Strong.Mar 3, 1887
  1360. Private Law 49–425Chap. 425: for the relief of Isaac Crawford.Mar 3, 1887
  1361. Private Law 49–426Chap. 426: Directing the Secretary of War to cause the name of Fred B. Barnes to be entered as a private on the muster-roll of Company I, Seventh Tennessee Cavalry, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1887
  1362. Private Law 49–427Chap. 427: granting relief to Henry Durkee.Mar 3, 1887
  1363. Private Law 49–428Chap. 428: for the relief of Samuel F. Rice.Mar 3, 1887
  1364. Private Law 49–429Chap. 429: granting a pension to Thomas J. Hays.Mar 3, 1887
  1365. Private Law 49–430Chap. 430: granting a pension to Sabin Stocking.Mar 3, 1887
  1366. Private Law 49–431Chap. 431: to increase the pension of Richard Foreman.Mar 3, 1887
  1367. Private Law 49–432Chap. 432: granting a pension to Moses WilliamsMar 3, 1887
  1368. Private Law 49–433Chap. 433: to increase the pension of Captain Frank Bell.Mar 3, 1887
  1369. Private Law 49–434Chap. 434: for the relief of Elizabeth Glassbrener and Mary Glassbrener.Mar 3, 1887
  1370. Private Law 49–435Chap. 435: for the allowance of certain claims reported by the accounting officers of the United States Treasury Department.Mar 3, 1887
  1371. Private Law 49–436Chap. 436: for the relief of Samuel P. Evans.Mar 3, 1887
  1372. Private Law 49–437Chap. 437: for the relief of William Schuchardt, United States commercial agent at Piedras Negras, Mexico.Mar 3, 1887
  1373. Private Law 49–438Chap. 438: for the relief of B. B. Connor, of Louisville, Kentucky.Mar 3, 1887
  1374. Private Law 49–439Chap. 439: granting a pension to Alice Kelley.Mar 3, 1887
  1375. Private Law 49–440Chap. 440: for the relief of Miss Eula E. Henry.Mar 3, 1887
  1376. Private Law 49–441Chap. 441: granting a pension to James Smithpeter.Mar 3, 1887
  1377. Private Law 49–442Chap. 442: for the relief of Samuel M. Gaines.Mar 3, 1887
  1378. Private Law 49–443Chap. 443: for the relief of John A. London.Mar 3, 1887
  1379. Private Law 49–444Chap. 444: for relief of A. S. Bloom.Mar 3, 1887
  1380. Private Law 49–445Chap. 445: granting a pension to Mary Renfro.Mar 3, 1887
  1381. Private Law 49–446Chap. 446: for the relief of William M. Morrison.Mar 3, 1887
  1382. Private Law 49–447Chap. 447: for the relief of the heirs or legal representatives of Samuel H. Moer.Mar 3, 1887
  1383. Private Law 49–448Chap. 448: for the relief of Alexander Worrall.Mar 3, 1887
  1384. Private Law 49–449Chap. 449: to remove the charge of desertion from the military record of Philip Taylor.Mar 3, 1887
  1385. Private Law 49–450Chap. 450: to remove the charge of desertion against William Figley.Mar 3, 1887
  1386. Private Law 49–451Chap. 451: for the relief of George D. Paul.Mar 3, 1887
  1387. Private Law 49–452Chap. 452: granting a pension to Mary Parrott.Mar 3, 1887
  1388. Private Law 49–453Chap. 453: granting an increase of pension to H. H. Dodd.Mar 3, 1887
  1389. Private Law 49–454Chap. 454: placing the name of Mrs. Lydia Burdick on the pension-roll.Mar 3, 1887
  1390. Private Law 49–455Chap. 455: for the relief of William C. Spencer.Mar 3, 1887
  1391. Private Law 49–456Chap. 456: granting a pension to Lawrence O'Conner.Mar 3, 1887
  1392. Private Law 49–457Chap. 457: granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Hilliker.Mar 3, 1887