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119th Congress

Volume 26

1889–1891 · 51st–52nd Congress · sessions 1–2 · 2,101 public laws.

  1. Public Law 51–1Chap. 1: making appropriations to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for public printing and binding for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety, and for other purposesDec 19, 1889
  2. Public Law 51–2Chap. 2: to amend an act entitled “An act to provide for taking the Eleventh and subsequent censuses,” approved March first, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.Jan 23, 1890
  3. Public Law 51–3Chap. 3:Jan 25, 1890
  4. Public Law 51–4Chap. 4: to grant an American register to the ship Kenilworth.Feb 4, 1890
  5. Public Law 51–5Chap. 5: to amend the first section of an act approved June third, eighteen hundred and eighty-four, entitled “An act to amend sections four, five, and nine of an act approved February twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and seventy-nine, entitled ‘An act to create the northern judicial district of the State of Texas, and to change the eastern and western judicial districts of said State, and to fix the time and places for holding courts in said districts,’ and to provide for holding terms of the court of the western judicial district of Texas at the city of El Paso, and for other purposes,’ and for other purposes.”Feb 4, 1890
  6. Public Law 51–6Chap. 6: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at some accessible point within one mile north and one mile south and east of the mouth of the Kansas River.Feb 6, 1890
  7. Public Law 51–7Chap. 7: creating three additional land offices in the State of Colorado.Feb 6, 1890
  8. Public Law 51–8Chap. 8: to provide certificates of honorable service to those who have served in the United States Navy or Marine Corps who have lost their certificates of discharge.Feb 7, 1890
  9. Public Law 51–9Chap. 9: granting the use of certain lands to the city of Saint Augustine, Florida, for a public park, and for other purposes.Feb 11, 1890
  10. Public Law 51–10Chap. 10: to provide an American register for the schooner barge Mexico, of Pensacola, Florida.Feb 13, 1890
  11. Public Law 51–11Chap. 11: to provide an American register for the steamer Bernard, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Feb 13, 1890
  12. Public Law 51–12Chap. 12: to provide an American register for the steamer Jamaica, of New York.Feb 13, 1890
  13. Public Law 51–13Chap. 13: to modify existing laws relating to duties on imports and the collection of the revenue.Feb 18, 1890
  14. Public Law 51–14Chap. 14: to constitute Albany. New York, a port of immediate transportation.Feb 19, 1890
  15. Public Law 51–15Chap. 15: for the relief of the sufferers by the wreck of the United States steamers Trenton and Vandalia, and the stranding of the United States steamer Nipsic, at Apia, Samoan Islands.Feb 19, 1890
  16. Public Law 51–16Chap. 16: to appropriate forty thousand dollars for the maintenance of the Marion Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, for year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety.Feb 19, 1890
  17. Public Law 51–17Chap. 17: to authorize the construction and maintenance of a bridge across the Missouri River at a point to be selected in the county of Douglas, or m the county of Sarpy, in the State of Nebraska, and the county of Pottawattamie, in the State of Iowa, and to make the same a post-route.Feb 21, 1890
  18. Public Law 51–18Chap. 18: to amend and alter an act entitled “An act to authorize the construction of a railroad, wagon, and foot-passenger bridge across the Mississippi River at or near Burlington, Iowa,” approved August sixth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.Feb 21, 1890
  19. Public Law 51–19Chap. 19: to require the Superintendent of Census to ascertain the number of people who own farms and homes, and the amount of mortgage indebtedness thereon.Feb 22, 1890
  20. Public Law 51–20Chap. 20: to authorize the President to confer brevet rank on officers of the United States Army for gallant services in Indian campaigns.Feb 27, 1890
  21. Public Law 51–21Chap. 21: to provide for the time and place of holding the terms of the United States circuit and district courts in the State of South Dakota.Feb 27, 1890
  22. Public Law 51–22Chap. 22: for the relief of the Sioux Indians at Devil’s LakeFeb 27, 1890
  23. Public Law 51–23Chap. 23: to amend and alter an act entitled “An act to authorize the construction of a railroad, wagon, and foot-passenger bridge across the Mississippi River at or near Clinton, Iowa,” approved July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.Mar 1, 1890
  24. Public Law 51–24Chap. 24: to provide for the sale of the site of Fort Bliss, Texas, the sale or removal of the improvements thereof, and for a new site and the construction of suitable buildings thereon.Mar 1, 1890
  25. Public Law 51–25Chap. 25: to increase the pensions of certain soldiers and sailors who are totally helpless from injuries received or diseases contracted while in the service of the United States.Mar 4, 1890
  26. Public Law 51–26Chap. 26: providing for an Assistant Secretary of War.Mar 5, 1890
  27. Public Law 51–27Chap. 27: authorizing the Secretary of State to appoint two suitable persons to represent the United States at the International Conference in regard to tin; protection of industrial property, and making an appropriation therefor.Mar 6, 1890
  28. Public Law 51–28Chap. 28: to change and fix the time of holding terms of the district .and circuit courts at Texarkana, Arkansas.Mar 7, 1890
  29. Public Law 51–29Chap. 29: to constitute Minneapolis. Minnesota, a subport of entry and delivery in the collection district of Minnesota, and for other purposes.Mar 8, 1890
  30. Public Law 51–31Chap. 31: to amend an act entitled “An act to constitute Columbus. Ohio, a port of delivery, and to extend the provisions of the act of June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty, entitled ‘An act to amend the statutes in relation to the immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes,’ to said port of Columbus, Ohio,” approved February ninth, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.Mar 13, 1890
  31. Public Law 51–32Chap. 32: to amend an act entitled “An act to authorize the construction of a wagon and foot-passenger bridge across the Mississippi River at or near Lyons, Iowa.”Mar 15, 1890
  32. Public Law 51–33Chap. 33: to shorten the terms of imprisonment in the jail and in the work-house of the District of Columbia on account of good conduct during confinement.Mar 15, 1890
  33. Public Law 51–34Chap. 34: to amend an act entitled “An act to authorize the building of a railroad bridge at Fort Smith, in the State of Arkansas,” approved July nine-tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.Mar 15, 1890
  34. Public Law 51–35Chap. 35: authorize the construction of a bridge over the Arkansas River, in the Indian Territory.Mar 15, 1890
  35. Public Law 51–36Chap. 36: making an appropriation for the removal of a dangerous obstruction to the entrance of the harbor at Milwaukee, Wisconsin.Mar 17, 1890
  36. Public Law 51–37Chap. 37: vesting in the vestry of Christ Church, Washington Parish, District of Columbia, all of the right, title, and interest of the United States of America in and to square south of square one thousand and ninety-two. in the city of Washington, District aforesaid, this being an act to remove a cloud upon the title of said lot.Mar 19, 1890
  37. Public Law 51–38Chap. 38: for the erection of a public building in the city of Lansing, in the State of Michigan.Mar 19, 1890
  38. Public Law 51–39Chap. 39: to ascertain the amount due the Pottawatomie Indians of Michigan and Indiana.Mar 19, 1890
  39. Public Law 51–40Chap. 40: prescribing the times for sales and for notices of sales of property in the District of Columbia for overdue taxes.Mar 19, 1890
  40. Public Law 51–46Chap. 46: to authorize the Oregon and Washington Bridge Company to construct and maintain a bridge across the Columbia River, between the State of Oregon and the State of Washington, and to establish it as a post-road.Mar 24, 1890
  41. Public Law 51–47Chap. 47: to amend the act giving the approval and sanction of Congress to the route and termini of the Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad in the District of Columbia.Mar 24, 1890
  42. Public Law 51–48Chap. 48: to amend an act to incorporate the Georgetown and Tennallytown Railway Company of the District of Columbia, which became a law August tenth, anno Domini eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.Mar 24, 1890
  43. Public Law 51–49Chap. 49: to increase the limit of cost of the public building authorized by act of Congress, approved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-six, to be erected at El Paso, Texas.Mar 24, 1890
  44. Public Law 51–50Chap. 50: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River between the city of Pierre, in Hughes County, and Stanley County, in the State of South Dakota.Mar 24, 1890
  45. Public Law 51–51Chap. 51: to prevent the introduction of contagious diseases from one State to another and for the punishment of certain offenses.Mar 27, 1890
  46. Public Law 51–52Chap. 52: for the erection of a public building at Houlton. Maine.Mar 27, 1890
  47. Public Law 51–55Chap. 55: to extend “An act to grant the right of way to the Kansas City and Pacific Railroad Company through the Indian Territory’ and for other purposes.”Mar 28, 1890
  48. Public Law 51–56Chap. 56: to suspend the enforcement of the act approved March second, eighteen hundred anti eighty-nine, entitled “An act to amend sections forty-four hundred and eighty-eight and forty-four hundred and eighty-nine of the Revised Statutes requiring lifesaving appliances on steamers.”Mar 29, 1890
  49. Public Law 51–58Chap. 58: authorizing the purchase of tents by the Secretary of War, and for other purposes.Mar 31, 1890
  50. Public Law 51–60Chap. 60: to establish two additional land offices in the State of Montana.Apr 1, 1890
  51. Public Law 51–61Chap. 61: to amend an act entitled “An act to provide for taking the eleventh and subsequent censuses,” approved March first, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.Apr 3, 1890
  52. Public Law 51–62Chap. 62: to extend to Tampa, Florida, the privilege of immediate transportation of unappraised merchandise.Apr 3, 1890
  53. Public Law 51–63Chap. 63: 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 ninety, and for other purposes.Apr 4, 1890
  54. Public Law 51–64Chap. 64: to provide for an American register for a steamer to be named San Benito, owned by a corporation of the State of California.Apr 5, 1890
  55. Public Law 51–65Chap. 65: to provide for the times and places to hold terms of the United States courts in the State of Washington.Apr 5, 1890
  56. Public Law 51–66Chap. 66: to enable the Secretary of the Treasury to gather full and authentic information as to the present condition and preservation of the fur-seal interests of the Government in the region of Alaska, as compared with its condition in eighteen hundred and seventy; also full information as to the impending extinction of the sea-otter industry, and kindred lines of inquiry, and so forth.Apr 5, 1890
  57. Public Law 51–70Chap. 70: to construct a road from the city of Staunton to the National Cemetery, in the county of Augusta in the State of Virginia.Apr 9, 1890
  58. Public Law 51–71Chap. 71: to authorize the construction of a railroad bridge across the Missouri River, in the county of Monona, in the State of Iowa, and in the county of Burt, in the State of Nebraska.Apr 9, 1890
  59. Public Law 51–72Chap. 72: to authorize the building of a bridge across White River, Arkansas, by the Mississippi and Little Rock Railway Company.Apr 9, 1890
  60. Public Law 51–73Chap. 73: to continue the publication of the Supplement to the Revised Statutes.Apr 9, 1890
  61. Public Law 51–74Chap. 74: authorizing the construction of a free bridge across the Arkansas River, connecting Little Rock and Argenta, Arkansas.Apr 9, 1890
  62. Public Law 51–75Chap. 75: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Arkansas River at or near Pendleton, Desha County, Arkansas.Apr 9, 1890
  63. Public Law 51–76Chap. 76: granting to the city of Colorado Springs, in the State of Colorado, certain lands therein described, for water reservoirs.Apr 10, 1890
  64. Public Law 51–77Chap. 77: to create the offices of surveyor-general in the States of North Dakota and South Dakota.Apr 10, 1890
  65. Public Law 51–78Chap. 78: to amend article one hundred anti three of the Rules and Articles of War.Apr 11, 1890
  66. Public Law 51–79Chap. 79: making an appropriation to supply the deficiency occasioned by the defalcation in the office of the late Sergeant-at-Arms.Apr 11, 1890
  67. Public Law 51–80Chap. 80: for the relief of soldiers and sailors who enlisted or served under assumed names, while minors or otherwise, in the Army or Navy, during the war of the rebellion.Apr 14, 1890
  68. Public Law 51–82Chap. 82: to admit free of duty articles intended for the Saint Louis Exposition in eighteen hundred and ninety which may be imported from the Republic of Mexico and other American Republics and the Dominion of Canada.Apr 15, 1890
  69. Public Law 51–83Chap. 83: to establish two additional land districts in the State of Nebraska.Apr 16, 1890
  70. Public Law 51–84Chap. 84: to authorize the construction of an addition to the public building in Houston, Texas, and to provide a cistern, heating apparatus, and so forth, for said building.Apr 16, 1890
  71. Public Law 51–85Chap. 85: providing for the appointment of an assistant General Superintendent and a chief clerk, Railway Mail Service.Apr 16, 1890
  72. Public Law 51–89Chap. 89: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to cause to be examined certain vouchers filed, or to he filed, by the State of Missouri, or her agent or agents, for, sums claimed to lie due from the Government of the United States on account of payments made by said State since April twenty-second, eighteen hundred and eighty-two, to the officers and enlisted men of her militia forces for military services rendered to the United States in the suppression of the rebellion, as evidenced by the proper payrolls heretofore filed with, examined, and accepted by the Government of the United States, and to report to Congress.Apr 17, 1890
  73. Public Law 51–98Chap. 98: to amend and continue in force “An act to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at Forest City, Dakota, by the Forest City and Watertown Railway Company/’ approved August sixth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.Apr 18, 1890
  74. Public Law 51–58Chap. 58: authorizing the President to appoint and retire John C. Fremont as a major-general in the United States Army.Apr 19, 1890
  75. Public Law 51–101Chap. 101: to extend to the port of San Antonio, in the customs collection district of Saluria, in the State of Texas, the privileges of the seventh section of the act approved June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty, entitled, “An act to amend the statutes in relation to immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes.”Apr 19, 1890
  76. Public Law 51–148Chap. 148: to authorize the Natchitoches Cane River Bridge Company to construct and maintain a bridge across Cane River, in Louisiana.Apr 22, 1890
  77. Public Law 51–149Chap. 149: to amend an act to authorize the construction of a bridge across Trail Creek, in the city of Michigan City, Indiana.Apr 22, 1890
  78. Public Law 51–150Chap. 150: requiring purchasers of lands in the Pawnee Reservation, in the .State of Nebraska, to make payment, and for other purposes.Apr 22, 1890
  79. Public Law 51–152Chap. 152: to provide for the purchase of a site and the erection of a public building thereon at Allegheny, in the State of Pennsylvania.Apr 23, 1890
  80. Public Law 51–153Chap. 153: to establish three new land districts in the Territory of Wyoming.Apr 23, 1890
  81. Public Law 51–156Chap. 156: to provide for celebrating the four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus by holding an international exhibition of arts, industries, manufactures, and the product of the soil, mine, and sea in the city of Chicago, in the State of Illinois.Apr 25, 1890
  82. Public Law 51–159Chap. 159: in relation to immediate transportation of dutiable goods, amendatory of the act of June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty.Apr 26, 1890
  83. Public Law 51–160Chap. 160: to construct a public building at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.Apr 26, 1890
  84. Public Law 51–161Chap. 161: to divide the judicial district of North Dakota.Apr 26, 1890
  85. Public Law 51–162Chap. 162: for the erection of a public building at Galesburgh, Illinois.Apr 26, 1890
  86. Public Law 51–163Chap. 163: for the construction of a railroad and wagon bridge across the Mississippi River at South Saint Paul, Minnesota.Apr 26, 1890
  87. Public Law 51–164Chap. 164: to increase the appropriation for the erection of a public building at Troy, New York.Apr 26, 1890
  88. Public Law 51–165Chap. 165: to regulate the sitting of the courts of the United States within the District of South Carolina.Apr 26, 1890
  89. Public Law 51–166Chap. 166: to amend an act entitled “An act to authorize the purchase of a site and the erection of a suitable building for a post-office and other Gm eminent offices in the city of Scranton, Pennsylvania,” approved July twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and eighty-two.Apr 26, 1890
  90. Public Law 51–167Chap. 167: providing the terms and places of holding the courts of the United States in the district of Minnesota, and for other purposes.Apr 26, 1890
  91. Public Law 51–168Chap. 168: for the erection of a public building in the city of San Jose State of CaliforniaApr 28, 1890
  92. Public Law 51–169Chap. 169: granting the counties of Hennepin and Dakota, Minnesota, the right to build two bridges across the Minnesota River.Apr 28, 1890
  93. Public Law 51–170Chap. 170: authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Red River of the North.Apr 28, 1890
  94. Public Law 51–171Chap. 171: to create a customs district of the Territory of Arizona.Apr 29, 1890
  95. Public Law 51–172Chap. 172: to amend the charter of the Eckington and Soldiers’ Home Railway Company.Apr 30, 1890
  96. Public Law 51–173Chap. 173: for the organization, improvement, and maintenance of the National Zoological Park.Apr 30, 1890
  97. Public Law 51–174Chap. 174: to amend an act entitled “An act authorizing the construction of a high wagon-bridge across the Missouri River at or near Sioux City, Iowa,” approved March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.Apr 30, 1890
  98. Public Law 51–180Chap. 180: to establish Rockport, in the district of Belfast, Maine, as a port of delivery.May 1, 1890
  99. Public Law 51–181Chap. 181: authorizing the Brazos Terminal Railway Company to construct a bridge across the Brazos River in the State of Texas.May 1, 1890
  100. Public Law 51–182Chap. 182: to provide a temporary government for the Territory of Oklahoma, to enlarge the jurisdiction of the United States Court in the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.May 2, 1890
  101. Public Law 51–183Chap. 183: to provide for the increase of the limit of cost of site and public buildings at Newark, New Jersey.May 2, 1890
  102. Public Law 51–195Chap. 195: to increase the limit of cost of the erection of a public building at Wilmington, Delaware.May 5, 1890
  103. Public Law 51–196Chap. 196: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Fremont, in the State of Nebraska, and for other purposes.May 5, 1890
  104. Public Law 51–197Chap. 197: fixing the rate of interest to be charged on arrearages of general and special taxes now due the District of Columbia if paid within a time specified.May 6, 1890
  105. Public Law 51–198Chap. 198: granting the Spokane Falls and Northern Railway Company the right of way through the Colville Indian Reservation.May 8, 1890
  106. Public Law 51–199Chap. 199: granting to the Palouse and Spokane Railway a right of way through the Nez Percé Indian Reservation in Idaho.May 8, 1890
  107. Public Law 51–200Chap. 200: providing for the classification of worsted cloths as woolens.May 9, 1890
  108. Public Law 51–201Chap. 201: for improving Aransas Pass.May 12, 1890
  109. Public Law 51–202Chap. 202: to amend section three of an act entitled “An act to amend the act dividing the State of Missouri into two judicial districts, and for other purposes.”May 14, 1890
  110. Public Law 51–203Chap. 203: making an appropriation to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for the contingent expenses of the House of Representatives.May 14, 1890
  111. Public Law 51–204Chap. 204: to provide for the disposal of the Fort Sedgwick military reservation, in the States of Colorado and Nebraska, to actual settlers under the provisions of the homestead laws.May 14, 1890
  112. Public Law 51–205Chap. 205: authorizing the construction of a public building at Burlington, Iowa.May 14, 1890
  113. Public Law 51–206Chap. 206: to construct a road to the national cemetery at Port Hudson, Louisiana.May 14, 1890
  114. Public Law 51–207Chap. 207: to provide for town site entries of lands in what is known as “Oklahoma,” and for other purposes.May 14, 1890
  115. Public Law 51–208Chap. 208: to authorize the Secretary of War to deliver to the State of Colorado the flags carried by Colorado regiments.May 14, 1890
  116. Public Law 51–209Chap. 209: for the issue of ordnance stores and supplies to the State of Maine to replace similar stores destroyed by fire.May 14, 1890
  117. Public Law 51–211Chap. 211: to submit the location of the county seat of Shoshone County, Idaho Territory, to a vote of the people of said county.May 15, 1890
  118. Public Law 51–213Chap. 213: to provide for the purchase of a site and the erection of a public building thereon, at La Fayette, in the State of Indiana.May 16, 1890
  119. Public Law 51–214Chap. 214: for the erection of a public building at Chester, Pennsylvania.May 16, 1890
  120. Public Law 51–215Chap. 215: to establish two additional land districts in the State of Washington.May 16, 1890
  121. Public Law 51–216Chap. 216: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Atchison, to the State of Kansas.May 16, 1890
  122. Public Law 51–217Chap. 217: to ratify an act entitled “An act to provide for a wagon road between Mount Idaho, in Idaho County, and Little Salmon Meadows, in Washington County,” in Idaho Territory.May 16, 1890
  123. Public Law 51–233Chap. 233: to amend section twenty-five hundred and ninety-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States, designating ports of delivery in the District of Michigan.May 20, 1890
  124. Public Law 51–234Chap. 234: authorizing the registration of census mail-matter.May 21, 1890
  125. Public Law 51–235Chap. 235: authorizing and directing the sale of certain property belonging to the United States, situate in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.May 21, 1890
  126. Public Law 51–236Chap. 236: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Oconee River, in the State of Georgia.May 21, 1890
  127. Public Law 51–270Chap. 270: to increase the appropriation for the erection of a public building at Sacramento, California.May 22, 1890
  128. Public Law 51–271Chap. 271: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Ashland in the State of Wisconsin.May 22, 1890
  129. Public Law 51–288Chap. 288: to amend section four of “An act to authorize the county of Laurens, in the State of Georgia to construct a bridge across the Oconee River at or near Dublin, in said county and State,” approved June eighteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.May 23, 1890
  130. Public Law 51–291Chap. 291: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at York, in the State of Pennsylvania.May 24, 1890
  131. Public Law 51–292Chap. 292: to amend an act entitled “An act to aid vessels wrecked or disabled in the waters conterminous to the United States and the Dominion of Canada,” approved June nineteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-eight.May 24, 1890
  132. Public Law 51–355Chap. 355: to amend section twenty-two hundred and ninety-four of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and for other purposes.May 26, 1890
  133. Public Law 51–382Chap. 382: to change the route of the Rock Creek Railway Company. and for other purposes.May 28, 1890
  134. Public Law 51–388Chap. 388: to provide for the erection of a public building in the city of Canton, Ohio.Jun 2, 1890
  135. Public Law 51–389Chap. 389: for the relief of holders of District of Columbia special assessment certificates, and for other purposes.Jun 2, 1890
  136. Public Law 51–390Chap. 390: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon,’at Lynn, in the State of Massachusetts.Jun 2, 1890
  137. Public Law 51–391Chap. 391: granting to the Duluth and Winnipeg Railroad Company a right of way through certain Indian reservations in Minnesota.Jun 2, 1890
  138. Public Law 51–399Chap. 399: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Aurora, in the State of Illinois.Jun 6, 1890
  139. Public Law 51–400Chap. 400: to change the limit of appropriation for the public building at Jacksonville, Florida.Jun 9, 1890
  140. Public Law 51–401Chap. 401: for the erection of a public building at Martinsburgh, West Virginia.Jun 9, 1890
  141. Public Law 51–402Chap. 402: for the erection of a public building in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.Jun 9, 1890
  142. Public Law 51–403Chap. 403: to fix the time and places for holding Federal courts in the district of Kansas.Jun 9, 1890
  143. Public Law 51–405Chap. 405: to authorize the Secretary of War to issue ordnance and ordnance stores to the State of Washington in payment for ordnance and ordnance stores borrowed by the State of Oregon of said State whilst a Territory during the Nez Percé Indian war of eighteen hundred and seventy-seven and eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, and for other purposes.Jun 10, 1890
  144. Public Law 51–406Chap. 406: to amend an act entitled “An act authorizing the Mississippi and Louisiana Bridge and Railroad Company of Natchez. Mississippi, to construct a bridge over the Mississippi River at or near Natchez, Mississippi,” approved July nineteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.Jun 10, 1890
  145. Public Law 51–407Chap. 407: to simplify the laws in relation to the collection of the revenues.Jun 10, 1890
  146. Public Law 51–408Chap. 408: for the relief of the Union Iron Works, of San Francisco, California.Jun 10, 1890
  147. Public Law 51–409Chap. 409: to authorize the building of a bridge at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. across tile Arkansas River.Jun 10, 1890
  148. Public Law 51–410Chap. 410: donating Lake Contrary, in the State of Missouri, to the city of Saint Joseph, Missouri.Jun 10, 1890
  149. Public Law 51–412Chap. 412: for the registry or enrollment of the barges Herdis and Agostino C.Jun 10, 1890
  150. Public Law 51–413Chap. 413: to provide for an American register for a steamer to be named Australia, owned by a corporation of the State of California.Jun 11, 1890
  151. Public Law 51–414Chap. 414: to provide an American register for the steamer Sacrobosco.Jun 11, 1890
  152. Public Law 51–415Chap. 415: for the relief of Horatio Phillips Van Cleve.Jun 11, 1890
  153. Public Law 51–418Chap. 418: to authorize the sale of timber on certain lands reserved for the use of the Menomonee tribe of Indians, in the State of Wisconsin.Jun 12, 1890
  154. Public Law 51–419Chap. 419: to amend section one and section nine of an act entitled, “An act to authorize the Denison and Washita Valley Railway Company to construct and operate a railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes,” approved July first, eighteen hundred and eighty-six.Jun 12, 1890
  155. Public Law 51–422Chap. 422: directing the issue of a duplicate of a lost check, drawn by O. M. Carter, lieutenant United States Engineer Corps, in favor of Charles C. Ely.Jun 13, 1890
  156. Public Law 51–423Chap. 423: making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and for other purposes.Jun 13, 1890
  157. Public Law 51–424Chap. 424: for the relief of the board of the commissioners of the sinking fund of the city of Louisville, Kentucky.Jun 16, 1890
  158. Public Law 51–425Chap. 425: for the erection of a shop at the National Armory, Springfield, Massachusetts.Jun 16, 1890
  159. Public Law 51–426Chap. 426: to prevent desertions from the Army, and for other purposes.Jun 16, 1890
  160. Public Law 51–427Chap. 427: to authorize the purchase of certain public lands by the city of Buffalo, Wyoming, and for other purposes.Jun 17, 1890
  161. Public Law 51–428Chap. 428: to amand section two hundred and four of the Revised Statutes of the United States, relating to the District of Columbia.Jun 17, 1890
  162. Public Law 51–429Chap. 429: making an appropriation to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for public printing and binding for the last quarter of the fiscal year eighteen hundred and ninety, and for other purposes.Jun 17, 1890
  163. Public Law 51–430Chap. 430: making appropriations to supply deficiences in the appropriations for the payment of pensions and for the expenses of the eleventh census, for the fiscal year eighteen hundred and ninety, and for other purposes.Jun 18, 1890
  164. Public Law 51–431Chap. 431: to amend section thirty-three hundred and fifty-four of the Revised Statutes of the United States.Jun 18, 1890
  165. Public Law 51–432Chap. 432: to provide for the exportation of fermented liquor in bond without payment of internal-revenue tax.Jun 18, 1890
  166. Public Law 51–433Chap. 433: for the relief of the Southern Exposition at Louisville, Kentucky.Jun 18, 1890
  167. Public Law 51–435Chap. 435: for the erection of a public building at New London, Connecticut.Jun 20, 1890
  168. Public Law 51–436Chap. 436: authorizing and directing the Secretary of War to establish new harbor-lines in Portage Lake, Houghton County, Michigan.Jun 20, 1890
  169. Public Law 51–437Chap. 437: making appropriations for the support of the Military Academy for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one.Jun 20, 1890
  170. Public Law 51–438Chap. 438: to authorize the President of the United States to cause certain lands heretofore withdrawn from market for reservoir purposes to be restored to the public domain subject to entry under the homestead law with certain restrictions.Jun 20, 1890
  171. Public Law 51–479Chap. 479: to grant the right of way to the Galena Guthrie and Western Railway Company through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Jun 21, 1890
  172. Public Law 51–480Chap. 480: to increase the limit of cost of site and public building at Duluth, Minnesota.Jun 21, 1890
  173. Public Law 51–540Chap. 540: for the relief of the Michigan Military Academy.Jun 24, 1890
  174. Public Law 51–612Chap. 612: to provide an American register for the barge Ottawa,, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Jun 25, 1890
  175. Public Law 51–613Chap. 613: to authorize the acquisition of certain parcels of real estate embraced in square numbered three hundred and twenty-three of the city of Washington, to provide an eligible site for a city post office.Jun 25, 1890
  176. Public Law 51–614Chap. 614: approving, with amendments, the funding act of Arizona.Jun 25, 1890
  177. Public Law 51–615Chap. 615: granting the right of way to the Duluth and Manitoba Railroad Company across the Fort Pembina Reservation in North Dakota.Jun 25, 1890
  178. Public Law 51–616Chap. 616: constituting Irondequoit Bay, New York, a navigable water of the United States for certain purposes.Jun 25, 1890
  179. Public Law 51–631Chap. 631: to fix the regular terms of the circuit and district courts for the southern district of Alabama.Jun 26, 1890
  180. Public Law 51–632Chap. 632: for the erection of a public building at Salina, Kansas.Jun 26, 1890
  181. Public Law 51–633Chap. 633: granting to The Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska Railway Company power to sell and convey to the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company all the railway, property, rights, and franchises of The Chicago. Kansas and Nebraska Railway Company in the Territory of Oklahoma and in the Indian Territory.Jun 27, 1890
  182. Public Law 51–634Chap. 634: granting pensions to soldiers and sailors who are incapacitated for the performance of manual later, and providing for pensions to widows, minor children, and dependent parents.Jun 27, 1890
  183. Public Law 51–635Chap. 635: to amend “An act for the erection of an appraisers’ warehouse in tile city of New York, and for other purposes.”Jun 28, 1890
  184. Public Law 51–636Chap. 636: to amend an act entitled “An act authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Missouri River at or near Kansas City, Kansas, and not over ten miles above the Hannibal and Saint Joseph Railway bridge at Kansas City, Missouri,” approved March first, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.Jun 28, 1890
  185. Public Law 51–638Chap. 638: to grant the right of way to the Pittsburgh, Columbus and Fort Smith Railway Company through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1890
  186. Public Law 51–639Chap. 639: making appropriations for the payment of invalid and other pensions of the United States fur the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1890
  187. Public Law 51–640Chap. 640: making appropriations for the Naval service for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1890
  188. Public Law 51–641Chap. 641: making appropriations for the Service of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one.Jun 30, 1890
  189. Public Law 51–464Chap. 464: in relation to oaths in pension and other cases.Jul 1, 1890
  190. Public Law 51–647Chap. 647: to protect trade and commerce against unlawful restraints and monopolies.Jul 2, 1890
  191. Public Law 51–648Chap. 648: to provide for the purchase of a site and the erection of a public building thereon at Beaver Falls, in the State of Pennsylvania.Jul 2, 1890
  192. Public Law 51–649Chap. 649: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Alexandria, in the State of Louisiana.Jul 2, 1890
  193. Public Law 51–650Chap. 650: to amend an act entitled “An act to extend the fees of certain officers over the Territories of New Mexico and Arizona,”Jul 2, 1890
  194. Public Law 51–651Chap. 651: to provide for a term of court at Danville, Illinois.Jul 2, 1890
  195. Public Law 51–652Chap. 652: authorizing the erection of a hotel upon the Government reservation at Fortress Monroe.Jul 2, 1890
  196. Public Law 51–653Chap. 653: granting certain privileges to the Union Railway of Chattanooga, Tennessee.Jul 2, 1890
  197. Public Law 51–654Chap. 654: providing for the sale of navy-yard and United States naval hospital lands in the city of Brooklyn, New York.Jul 2, 1890
  198. Public Law 51–655Chap. 655: to extend the limit for the erection of a public building at Springfield, Missouri.Jul 3, 1890
  199. Public Law 51–656Chap. 656: to provide for the admission of the State of Idaho into the Union.Jul 3, 1890
  200. Public Law 51–657Chap. 657: to authorize the County of Pulaski, in the State of Georgia, to maintain a high wagon and foot bridge across the Ocmulgee River at or near Hawkinsville in the State of Georgia.Jul 3, 1890
  201. Public Law 51–658Chap. 658: making an appropriation to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for compensation of members in the House of Representatives and Delegates from Territories.Jul 3, 1890
  202. Public Law 51–660Chap. 660: to confirm the title to certain lands in the city of Sault Sainte Marie and State of Michigan, and to release any reversionary right of the Government of the United States therein.Jul 8, 1890
  203. Public Law 51–661Chap. 661: for the removal of the United States courthouse building at Baltimore, Maryland.Jul 9, 1890
  204. Public Law 51–662Chap. 662: providing for the erection of a public building at Paris, Texas.Jul 9, 1890
  205. Public Law 51–663Chap. 663: to increase the limit of cost of the public building authorized by act of Congress approved March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, to be erected at Fort Worth. Texas.Jul 9, 1890
  206. Public Law 51–664Chap. 664: to provide for the admission of the State of Wyoming intc the Union, and for other purposes.Jul 10, 1890
  207. Public Law 51–665Chap. 665: to provide for an additional associate justice of the supreme court of the Territory of New Mexico.Jul 10, 1890
  208. Public Law 51–666Chap. 666: to provide for the disposal of certain abandoned military reservations in Wyoming Territory.Jul 10, 1890
  209. Public Law 51–667Chap. 667: making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and for other purposes.Jul 11, 1890
  210. Public Law 51–668Chap. 668: granting to the Jacksonville, Saint Augustine and Halifax River Railway Company a right of way across the United States Military reservation at Saint Augustine, Florida.Jul 11, 1890
  211. Public Law 51–669Chap. 669: to incorporate the North River Bridge Company and to authorize the construction of a bridge and approaches at New York City across the Hudson River, to regulate commerce in and over such bridge between the States of New York and New Jersey, and to establish such bridge a military and post road.Jul 11, 1890
  212. Public Law 51–706Chap. 706: making appropriations for the diplomatic and consular service of the United States for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one.Jul 14, 1890
  213. Public Law 51–707Chap. 707: making appropriation for the Department of Agriculture for fiscal year ending June thirtieth, anno Domini eighteen hundred and ninety-one.Jul 14, 1890
  214. Public Law 51–708Chap. 708: directing the purchase of diver bullion and the issue of Treasury notes thereon, and for other purposes.Jul 14, 1890
  215. Public Law 51–714Chap. 714: granting right of way to Little Falls, Mille Lacs, anil Lake Superior Railroad across Mille Lacs Indian Reservation.Jul 22, 1890
  216. Public Law 51–717Chap. 717: to authorize the Leavenworth and Platte County Bridge Company to substitute a pivot draw bridge over the Missouri River in place of a pontoon bridge.Jul 25, 1890
  217. Public Law 51–721Chap. 721: to amend paragraph three of section forty-four hundred and fourteen of the Revised Statutes.Jul 26, 1890
  218. Public Law 51–722Chap. 722: granting certain land to Miles City, Montana, for use as a public park.Jul 30, 1890
  219. Public Law 51–723Chap. 723: to allow the erection of a bridge across the Iowa River between the mouth of said river and the town of Wapello, in Louisa County, Iowa.Jul 30, 1890
  220. Public Law 51–724Chap. 724: 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 ninety-one, and for other purposes.Aug 6, 1890
  221. Public Law 51–726Chap. 726: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Savannah River.Aug 7, 1890
  222. Public Law 51–727Chap. 727: to provide an American register for the steamer Marmion.Aug 8, 1890
  223. Public Law 51–728Chap. 728: to limit the effect of the regulations of commerce between the several States and with foreign countries in certain cases.Aug 8, 1890
  224. Public Law 51–729Chap. 729: to increase the compensation of the assistants to the attorney of the United States for the District of Columbia, and to amend section nine hundred and seven of the Revised Statutes of the United States, relating to said District.Aug 8, 1890
  225. Public Law 51–735Chap. 735: amendatory of the act entitled “An act to provide for taking the Eleventh and subsequent censuses.”Aug 14, 1890
  226. Public Law 51–736Chap. 736: authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Tennessee River at or near Guntersville or Deposit. Alabama, and for other purposes.Aug 15, 1890
  227. Public Law 51–796Chap. 796: to amend an act approved August sixth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, authorizing the construction of bridges by the Houston, Central Arkansas and Northern Railway Company.Aug 18, 1890
  228. Public Law 51–797Chap. 797: making appropriations for fortifications and other works of defense, for the armament thereof, for the procurement of heavy ordnance for trial and service, and for other purposes.Aug 18, 1890
  229. Public Law 51–801Chap. 801: to amend the laws relative to shipping commissioners.Aug 19, 1890
  230. Public Law 51–802Chap. 802: to adopt regulations for preventing collisions at sea.Aug 19, 1890
  231. Public Law 51–803Chap. 803: extending the time of payment to purchasers of land of the Omaha tribe of Indians in Nebraska, and for other purposes.Aug 19, 1890
  232. Public Law 51–804Chap. 804: to ratify and confirm an agreement entered into by commissioners on the part of the States of New York and Pennsylvania, in relation to the boundary line between said States.Aug 19, 1890
  233. Public Law 51–805Chap. 805: authorizing the city of Charleston, South Carolina, to open Concord street through the grounds of the United States in that city.Aug 19, 1890
  234. Public Law 51–806Chap. 806: to establish a national military park at the battlefield of Chickamauga.Aug 19, 1890
  235. Public Law 51–807Chap. 807: 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 ninety-one, and for other purposes.Aug 19, 1890
  236. Public Law 51–812Chap. 812: providing for leave of absence for officers and employees in the customs service of the Government who receive per diem compensation.Aug 28, 1890
  237. Public Law 51–813Chap. 813: amending an act entitled “An act to constitute Lincoln, Nebraska, a port of delivery, and to extend the provisions of the act of June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty, entitled ‘An act to amend the statutes in relation to immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes,’ to said port of Lincoln.”Aug 28, 1890
  238. Public Law 51–814Chapter 814: to reorganize and establish the customs collection district of Puget Sound.Aug 28, 1890
  239. Public Law 51–815Chapter 815: to amend an act entitled “An act to authorize foot and carriage or railroad bridges across the Mississippi River at Saint Paul, in the State of Minnesota,” approved July fifth, eighteen hundred and eighty-fourAug 29, 1890
  240. Public Law 51–816Chapter 816: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River at some accessible point between the mouth of the Illinois and the mouth of the Missouri Rivers.Aug 29, 1890
  241. Public Law 51–817Chapter 817: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Columbia River by the Oregon Railway Extensions Company.Aug 29, 1890
  242. Public Law 51–818Chapter 818: to change the time of the sessions of the circuit and district courts for the western district of Missouri.Aug 29, 1890
  243. Public Law 51–819Chapter 819: to amend an act entitled “An act for the relief of settlers on railroad lands,” approved June twenty-second, eighteen hundred and seventy-four.Aug 29, 1890
  244. Public Law 51–820Chapter 820: making appropriations for additional clerical force and other expenses to carry into effect the act entitled “An act granting pensions to soldiers and sailors who are incapacitated for the performance of manual labor, and providing for pensions to widows, minor children, and dependent parents,” from September first, eighteen hundred and ninety, for the balance of the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one.Aug 29, 1890
  245. Public Law 51–837Chapter 837: making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and for other purposes.Aug 30, 1890
  246. Public Law 51–838Chapter 838: to provide American registers for the steamers Stroma and Marco Aurelia.Aug 30, 1890
  247. Public Law 51–839Chapter 839: providing for an inspection of meats for exportation, prohibiting the importation of adulterated articles of food or drink, and authorizing the President to make proclamation in certain cases, and for other purposes.Aug 30, 1890
  248. Public Law 51–840Chapter 840: to establish a fog-signal at or near the Cuckolds Island, at the entrance to Boothbay Harbor, otherwise known as Townsend Harbor, Maine.Aug 30, 1890
  249. Public Law 51–841Chapter 841: to apply a portion of the proceeds of the public lands to the more complete endowment and support of the colleges for the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic arts established under the provisions of an act of Congress approved July second, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Aug 30, 1890
  250. Public Law 51–854Chapter 854: granting the use of certain lands to the town of New Haven, Connecticut, for a public park.Sep 1, 1890
  251. Public Law 51–856Chapter 856: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Little Tennessee River at or near Niles’ Ferry, Tennessee.Sep 2, 1890
  252. Public Law 51–857Chapter 857: for the erection of a bridge across the Missouri River between the city of Saint Charles, Missouri, and the county of Saint Louis, Missouri.Sep 2, 1890
  253. Public Law 51–871Chapter 871: to authorize the construction of two bridges across Bœuf River, Louisiana.Sep 4, 1890
  254. Public Law 51–872Chapter 872: giving the consent of the United States to the State of North Dakota to appropriate for the use of the State Agricultural College, as a site for that institution, section thirty-six township one hundred and forty, range forty-nine west, situate in the county of Cass, in said State.Sep 4, 1890
  255. Public Law 51–873Chapter 873: constituting Cairo, Illinois, a port of delivery in the customs collection district of New Orleans.Sep 4, 1890
  256. Public Law 51–874Chapter 874: extending the criminal jurisdiction of the circuit and district courts to the Great Lakes and their connecting waters.Sep 4, 1890
  257. Public Law 51–875Chapter 875: in regard to collision at sea.Sep 4, 1890
  258. Public Law 51–876Chapter 876: to provide an American register for the steamer Italia.Sep 4, 1890
  259. Public Law 51–906Chapter 906: authorizing the Lexington Pontoon Bridge Company to construct and maintain a pontoon bridge across the Missouri River, and to legalize the bridge already constructed, at the city of Lexington, in the State of Missouri.Sep 13, 1890
  260. Public Law 51–907Chapter 907: Making appropriations for the construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works on rivers and harbors, and for other purposes.Sep 19, 1890
  261. Public Law 51–908Chapter 908: to amend certain sections of the Revised Statutes relating to lotteries, and for other purposes.Sep 19, 1890
  262. Public Law 51–909Chapter 909: to establish a port of delivery at Sioux City, Iowa.Sep 25, 1890
  263. Public Law 51–910Chapter 910: to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to survey and mark the seventh standard parallel between the States of North and South Dakota.Sep 25, 1890
  264. Public Law 51–911Chapter 911: to provide for the establishment of a port of delivery at Rock Island, Illinois.Sep 25, 1890
  265. Public Law 51–912Chapter 912: to amend an act approved March third, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, entitled “An act to amend sections twenty-five hundred and thirty-three and 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.”Sep 25, 1890
  266. Public Law 51–913Chapter 913: to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to procure and submit to Congress a proposal for the sale to the United States of the western part of the Crow Indian Reservation, in Montana.Sep 25, 1890
  267. Public Law 51–914Chapter 914: to extend the time for the redemption of school farms in Beaufort County, South Carolina.Sep 25, 1890
  268. Public Law 51–915Chapter 915: to amend an act entitled “An act authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Red River of the North,” approved July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.Sep 25, 1890
  269. Public Law 51–916Chapter 916: to construct a wagon bridge across the Mississippi River at Hastings, Minnesota.Sep 25, 1890
  270. Public Law 51–917Chapter 917: to create a port of entry at Eagle Pass, Texas, in lieu of Indianola, Texas.Sep 25, 1890
  271. Public Law 51–918Chapter 918: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River at Winona, Minnesota.Sep 25, 1890
  272. Public Law 51–919Chapter 919: to authorize the Haines’ Brackett, Fort Clark and Rio Grande Railroad Company to construct and operate a railway through the Fort Clark military reservation in Texas, and for other purposes.Sep 25, 1890
  273. Public Law 51–920Chapter 920: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Savannah River by the Middle Georgia and Atlantic Railway Company.Sep 25, 1890
  274. Public Law 51–921Chapter 921: to amend an act entitled “An act to authorize the Cairo and Tennessee River Railroad Company to construct bridges across the Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers,” Approved January eighth, Eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.Sep 25, 1890
  275. Public Law 51–922Chapter 922: to amend section five hundred and seventy-two of the Revised Statutes so as to provide for the holding of the regular terms of the circuit and district courts for the western districts of Virginia.Sep 25, 1890
  276. Public Law 51–923Chapter 923: to authorize the construction of bridges over the Savannah, Ocmulgee, and Oconee Rivers by the Macon and Atlantic Railway Company.Sep 25, 1890
  277. Public Law 51–924Chapter 924: to authorize the Chicago, Henderson, Bowling Green and Chattanooga Railway Company to construct a bridge over Green and Barren Rivers, in the State of Kentucky.Sep 25, 1890
  278. Public Law 51–925Chapter 925: to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to sell certain lands, and to grant the proceeds of such sale to the town of Pelican, Oneida County, Wisconsin, for school purposes.Sep 25, 1890
  279. Public Law 51–926Chapter 926: to set apart a certain tract of land in the State of California as a public park.Sep 25, 1890
  280. Public Law 51–938Chapter 938: granting right of way across United States lands in Saint Augustine, Florida.Sep 26, 1890
  281. Public Law 51–939Chapter 939: to restore telegraphic communication between Tatoosh Island and Port Angeles, Washington.Sep 26, 1890
  282. Public Law 51–940Chapter 940: to grant to the Mobile and Dauphin Island Railroad and Harbor Company a right to trestle across the shoal water between Cedar Point and Dauphin Island.Sep 26, 1890
  283. Public Law 51–941Chapter 941: authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Tennessee River at or near Knoxville, Tennessee.Sep 26, 1890
  284. Public Law 51–942Chapter 942: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Chattahoochee River in the State of Georgia.Sep 26, 1890
  285. Public Law 51–943Chapter 943: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Oconee River in the State of Georgia.Sep 26, 1890
  286. Public Law 51–944Chapter 944: to amend section thirty-five hundred and ten of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and to provide for new designs of authorized devices of United States coins.Sep 26, 1890
  287. Public Law 51–945Chapter 945: to discontinue the coinage of the three-dollar and one-dollar gold pieces and three-cent nickel piece.Sep 26, 1890
  288. Public Law 51–946Chapter 946: creating an additional land office in the State of North Dakota.Sep 26, 1890
  289. Public Law 51–947Chapter 947: granting the right of way to the Hutchinson and Southern Railroad Company to construct and operate a railroad, telegraph, and telephone line from the city of Anthony, in the State of Kansas, through the Indian Territory, to some point in the county of Grayson, in the State of Texas.Sep 26, 1890
  290. Public Law 51–948Chapter 948: granting to the Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company the right of way through the Fort Lewis military reservation in La Plata County, in the State of Colorado.Sep 26, 1890
  291. Public Law 51–949Chapter 949: establishing a free public bathing beach on the Potomac River near Washington Monument.Sep 26, 1890
  292. Public Law 51–950Chapter 950: for the relief of certain property owners in the City of Washington, District of Columbia.Sep 26, 1890
  293. Public Law 51–951Chapter 951: to grant school district numbered seven of the township of Dearborn, Wayne County, Michigan, certain lots of land for school purposes.Sep 26, 1890
  294. Public Law 51–998Chapter 998: to amend the Articles of War relative to the punishment on conviction by courts-martial.Sep 27, 1890
  295. Public Law 51–999Chapter 999: to provide an American register for the Steamer Neptuno.Sep 27, 1890
  296. Public Law 51–1000Chapter 1000: for the relief of George M. Wheeler.Sep 27, 1890
  297. Public Law 51–1001Chapter 1001: authorizing the establishing of a public park in the District of Columbia.Sep 27, 1890
  298. Public Law 51–1002Chapter 1002: to authorize the Texas-Mexican Electric Light and Power Company to erect wires across the Rio Grande River at Eagle Pass, Texas.Sep 27, 1890
  299. Public Law 51–1003Chapter 1003: to provide an American register for the steam-ship G. W. Jones, of New York.Sep 27, 1890
  300. Public Law 51–1040Chapter 1040: to forfeit certain lands heretofore granted for the purpose of aiding in the construction of railroads, and for other purposes.Sep 29, 1890
  301. Public Law 51–1041Chapter 1041: authorizing the placing of the name of James M. Williams upon the retired list of the United States Army, with the rank of captain of cavalry.Sep 29, 1890
  302. Public Law 51–1042Chapter 1042: for the relief of certain officers on the retired list of the Army.Sep 29, 1890
  303. Public Law 51–1043Chapter 1043: to authorize the President to restore Tenedor Ten Eyck to his former rank in the Army, and to place him on the retired list of Army officers.Sep 29, 1890
  304. Public Law 51–1044Chapter 1044: extending the limit of cost for public building at Hoboken, New Jersey, to meet requirements of site.Sep 29, 1890
  305. Public Law 51–1045Chapter 1045: for the establishment of a light-station and fog-signal in the vicinity of Braddock’s Point, Lake Ontario, New York, and providing a fog-whistle at Charlotte light-station on said lake.Sep 29, 1890
  306. Public Law 51–1046Chapter 1046: amending an act of Congress passed July twelfth, eighteen hundred and eighty-two, relative to fire limit of site of post-office and Federal building, Brooklyn, New York.Sep 29, 1890
  307. Public Law 51–1047Chapter 1047: to provide for the establishment of a port of delivery at Peoria, Illinois.Sep 29, 1890
  308. Public Law 51–1048Chapter 1048: to repeal part of section six of an act entitled “An act to divide the State of Iowa into two judicial districts,” approved July twentieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-two.Sep 29, 1890
  309. Public Law 51–1120Chapter 1120: to provide an American register for the bark Campanero, of Baltimore, Maryland.Sep 30, 1890
  310. Public Law 51–1121Chapter 1121: to authorize entry of the public lands by incorporated cities and towns for cemetery and park purpose.Sep 30, 1890
  311. Public Law 51–1122Chapter 1122: to authorize the Eagle Pass Water Supply Company and the Compania Proveedora de Aguas de Ciudad Porflrio Diaz to connect their water works communications across the Rio Grande River at Eagle Pass, Texas.Sep 30, 1890
  312. Public Law 51–1123Chapter 1123: to repeal sections thirty-nine hundred and fifty-two and thirty-nine hundred and fifty-three of Revised Statutes of the United States.Sep 30, 1890
  313. Public Law 51–1124Chapter 1124: to provide for the disposal of a portion of the United States military reservation at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.Sep 30, 1890
  314. Public Law 51–1125Chapter 1125: to amend chapter sixty-seven, volume twenty-third, of the Statutes at Large of the United States.Sep 30, 1890
  315. Public Law 51–1126Chapter 1126: making appropriations to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety, and for prior years, and for other purposes.Sep 30, 1890
  316. Public Law 51–1127Chapter 1127: to provide for the sale of certain New York Indian lands in Kansas.Sep 30, 1890
  317. Public Law 51–1128Chapter 1128: in recognition of the merits and services of Chief Engineer George Wallace Melville, United States Navy, and of the other officers and men of the Jeannette Arctic Expedition.Sep 30, 1890
  318. Public Law 51–1129Chapter 1129: to authorize the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad Company to cross certain rivers in the State of Mississippi.Sep 30, 1890
  319. Public Law 51–1130Chapter 1130: authorizing the use of the Louisville and Portland Canal Basin on certain conditions.Sep 30, 1890
  320. Public Law 51–1131Chapter 1131: to authorize the Canaveral and South Florida Railroad Company to construct and maintain a bridge across the Indian River and one across the Banana River, both in the State of Florida, and to establish the same, in each case, as a post-road.Sep 30, 1890
  321. Public Law 51–1132Chapter 1132: to authorize the Seneca Nation of New York Indians to lease lands within the Cattaraugus and Allegany Reservations, and to confirm existing leases.Sep 30, 1890
  322. Public Law 51–1133Chapter 1133: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Kentucky River and its tributaries by the Louisville, Covington and Cincinnati Railway Company, the Carrollton and Louisville Railroad Company, and the Westport, Carrollton and Covington Railway Company and their assigns.Sep 30, 1890
  323. Public Law 51–1134Chapter 1134: to authorize the building of a bridge at Dardanelle, Arkansas, across the Arkansas River.Sep 30, 1890
  324. Public Law 51–1135Chapter 1135: to provide an American register for the steamer Joseph Oteri, junior, of New Orleans, Louisiana.Sep 30, 1890
  325. Public Law 51–1239Chapter 1239: to open abandoned military reservations in the State of Nevada to homestead entry.Oct 1, 1890
  326. Public Law 51–1240Chapter 1240: to provide for the disposal of the Old Fort Lyon and Fort Lyon and Pagosa Springs military reservations, in the State of Colorado, to actual settlers, under the provisions of the homestead laws.Oct 1, 1890
  327. Public Law 51–1241Chapter 1241: to provide for the examination of, certain officers of the Army and to regulate promotions therein.Oct 1, 1890
  328. Public Law 51–1242Chapter 1242: to amend an act entitled “An act to establish a railway bridge across the Illinois River, extending from a point within five miles of Columbiana, in Greene County, to a point within five miles of Farrowtown, in Calhoun County, in the State of Illinois,” approved Mardi third, eighteen hundred and eighty-three.Oct 1, 1890
  329. Public Law 51–1243Chapter 1243: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Alabama River, at or near Selma, Alabama, by the Selma and Cahawba Valley Railroad Company.Oct 1, 1890
  330. Public Law 51–1244Chapter 1244: to reduce the revenue and equalize duties on imports, and for other purposes.Oct 1, 1890
  331. Public Law 51–1245Chapter 1245: to authorize the Commissioners of the District of Columbia to annul and cancel the subdivision of part of square one hundred and twelve, known as Cooke Park.Oct 1, 1890
  332. Public Law 51–1246Chapter 1246: to provide for the incorporation of trust, loan, mortgage, and certain other corporations within the District of Columbia.Oct 1, 1890
  333. Public Law 51–1247Chapter 1247: to confirm certain sales of the Kansas trust and diminished, reserve lands in the State of Kansas.Oct 1, 1890
  334. Public Law 51–1248Chapter 1248: granting the right of way to the Sherman and Northwestern Railway Company through the Indian Territory, and for oilier purposes.Oct 1, 1890
  335. Public Law 51–1249Chapter 1249: to refer to the Court of Claims certain claims of the Shawnee and Delaware Indians and the freedmen of the Cherokee Nation, and for other purposes.Oct 1, 1890
  336. Public Law 51–1250Chapter 1250: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at some accessible point in Boone County, in the State of Missouri.Oct 1, 1890
  337. Public Law 51–1251Chapter 1251: authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Osage River at some accessible point in the county of Benton, in the State of Missouri.Oct 1, 1890
  338. Public Law 51–1252Chapter 1252: giving, upon conditions and limitations therein contained, the assent of the United States to certain leases of rights to mine coal in the Choctaw Nation.Oct 1, 1890
  339. Public Law 51–1253Chapter 1253: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at the most accessible point within one mile above or below the town of Quindaro, in the county of Wyandotte and State of Kansas.Oct 1, 1890
  340. Public Law 51–1254Chapter 1254: relative to the Rancho Punta de la Laguna.Oct 1, 1890
  341. Public Law 51–1255Chapter 1255: making an appropriation to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for compensation of members in the House of Representatives and Delegates from Territories.Oct 1, 1890
  342. Public Law 51–1256Chapter 1256: defining certain duties of the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Representatives, and for other purposes.Oct 1, 1890
  343. Public Law 51–1257Chapter 1257: opening to settlement a portion of the Fort Randall Military Reservation in South Dakota, and to dispose of the Sisseton Military Reservation.Oct 1, 1890
  344. Public Law 51–1258Chapter 1258: for the relief of settlers on Northern Pacific Railroad indemnity lands.Oct 1, 1890
  345. Public Law 51–1259Chapter 1259: to promote the administration of justice in the Army.Oct 1, 1890
  346. Public Law 51–1260Chapter 1260: granting leaves of absence to clerks and employees in first and second class post-offices, and to employees of the Post-Office Department employed in the mail-bag repair shops connected with said Department.Oct 1, 1890
  347. Public Law 51–1261Chapter 1261: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Altamaha River.Oct 1, 1890
  348. Public Law 51–1262Chapter 1262: to amend section twenty-three hundred and ninety-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States.Oct 1, 1890
  349. Public Law 51–1263Chapter 1263: to set apart certain tracts of land in the State of California as forest reservations.Oct 1, 1890
  350. Public Law 51–1264Chapter 1264: to reconvey certain lands to the county of Ormsby, State of Nevada.Oct 1, 1890
  351. Public Law 51–1265Chapter 1265: to authorize the conveyance of certain Absentee Shawnee Indian lands in Kansas.Oct 1, 1890
  352. Public Law 51–1266Chapter 1266: to increase the efficiency and reduce the expenses of the Signal Corps of the Army, and to transfer the Weather Service to the Department of Agriculture.Oct 1, 1890
  353. Public Law 51–1267Chapter 1267: establishing a customs collection district to consist of the States of North Dakota and South Dakota, and for other purposes.Oct 1, 1890
  354. Public Law 51–1268Chapter 1268: to provide for railroad crossings in the Indian Territory.Oct 1, 1890
  355. Public Law 51–1269Chapter 1269: for the relief of certain settlers on the public lands of the United States and to authorize the taking and filing of final proofs in certain cases.Oct 1, 1890
  356. Public Law 51–1270Chapter 1270: to authorize the appointment of Assistant Surgeons Thomas Owens and William Martin, United States Navy, not in the line of promotion, to the position of Surgeons, United States Navy, not in the line of promotion, and for other purposes.Oct 1, 1890
  357. Public Law 51–1271Chapter 1271: to provide for the reduction of the Round Valley Indian Reservation, in the State of California, and for other purposes.Oct 1, 1890
  358. Public Law 51–1272Chapter 1272: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to ascertain damages resulting to any person who had settled upon the Crow Creek and Winnebago Reservations in South Dakota between February twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and eighty-five, and April seventeenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-five.Oct 1, 1890
  359. Public Law 51–1273Chapter 1273: granting right of way to the Red Lake and Western Railway and Navigation Company across Red Lake Reservation, in Minnesota, and granting said company the right to take lands for terminal railroad and warehouse purposes.Oct 1, 1890
  360. Public Law 51–1274Chapter 1274: to extend and amend “An act to authorize the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway Company to construct and operate a railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.”Oct 1, 1890
  361. Public Law 51–1275Chapter 1275: granting to the Northern Pacific and Yakima Irrigation Company a right of way through the Yakima Indian Reservation in Washington.Oct 1, 1890
  362. Public Law 51–1276Chapter 1276: for the protection of actual settlers who have made homesteads or preemption entries upon the public lands of the United States in the State of Florida upon which deposits of phosphate have been discovered since such entries were made.Oct 1, 1890
  363. Public Law 51–1277Chapter 1277: granting to the Newport and King’s Valley Railroad Company the right of way through the Siletz Indian Reservation.Oct 1, 1890
  364. Public Law 51–1278Chapter 1278: to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to convey to the Rio Grande Junction Railway Company certain lands in the State of Colorado in lieu of certain other lands in said State conveyed by the said company to the United States.Oct 1, 1890
  365. Public Law 51–1Chap. 1: making an appropriation to construct a road and approaches from the city of Alexandria, Virginia, to the National Military Cemetery near that city.Dec 11, 1890
  366. Public Law 51–2Chap. 2: to detach the county of Grayson, in the State of Texas, from the northern and attach it to the eastern judicial district of said State.Dec 11, 1890
  367. Public Law 51–3Chap. 3: to authorize the Lake Charles Road and Bridge Company, of Lake Charles, Louisiana, to construct and maintain bridges across English Bayou and Calcasieu River.Dec 11, 1890
  368. Public Law 51–4Chap. 4: for the relief of General George Stoneman.Dec 15, 1890
  369. Public Law 51–5Chap. 5: to amend chapter one thousand and sixty-five of the acts of the first session of the Fiftieth Congress.Dec 15, 1890
  370. Public Law 51–6Chap. 6: to authorize the payment of drawback or rebate in certain cases.Dec 15, 1890
  371. Public Law 51–7Chap. 7: to authorize the Commissioners to use and occupy as a site for a truck-house the space at the intersection of Fourteenth and C streets and Ohio avenue northwest.Dec 15, 1890
  372. Public Law 51–8Chap. 8: for the relief of the trustees of Anacostia Lodge, number twenty-one, Free and Accepted Masons, of the District of Columbia.Dec 15, 1890
  373. Public Law 51–22Chap. 22: providing for the maintenance of discipline among customs officers.Dec 18, 1890
  374. Public Law 51–23Chap. 23: to authorize the First National Bank of Fort Benton, Montana, to change its location and name.Dec 18, 1890
  375. Public Law 51–25Chap. 25: to prevent the spread of scarlet fever and diphtheria in the District of Columbia.Dec 20, 1890
  376. Public Law 51–26Chap. 26: to amend section forty-four hundred and twenty-six of the Revised Statutes of the United States, regulation of steam-vessels.Dec 22, 1890
  377. Public Law 51–27Chap. 27: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Madison, in the State of Indiana.Dec 24, 1890
  378. Public Law 51–28Chap. 28: to erect a public building at Lima, Ohio,Dec 24, 1890
  379. Public Law 51–29Chap. 29: to provide for the construction of a public building at Meridian, in the State of Mississippi.Dec 24, 1890
  380. Public Law 51–30Chap. 30: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Rock Island, in the State of Illinois.Dec 24, 1890
  381. Public Law 51–31Chap. 31: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Racine, in the State of Wisconsin.Dec 24, 1890
  382. Public Law 51–32Chap. 32: for a public building at Sheboygan, Wisconsin.Dec 24, 1890
  383. Public Law 51–33Chap. 33: authorizing the city of Albany, in the county of Linn, State of Oregon, to construct a bridge across the Willamette River, in said State.Dec 26, 1890
  384. Public Law 51–34Chap. 34: authorizing the Bowling Green and Northern Railroad Company to bridge Green and Barren Rivers.Dec 26, 1890
  385. Public Law 51–38Chap. 38: to provide for the purchase of a site and the erection of a public building thereon at Beatrice, in the State of Nebraska.Dec 27, 1890
  386. Public Law 51–39Chap. 39: for the erection of a public building at Camden, Arkansas.Dec 27, 1890
  387. Public Law 51–40Chap. 40: to provide for the erection of a public building in the city of Fargo, North Dakota.Dec 27, 1890
  388. Public Law 51–42Chap. 42: to provide for the erection of a public building in the city of Norfolk, in the State of Virginia.Jan 2, 1891
  389. Public Law 51–43Chap. 43: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Taunton, in the State of Massachusetts.Jan 2, 1891
  390. Public Law 51–44Chap. 44: to provide for the purchase of a site and the erection of a public building thereon at Kansas City, in the State of Missouri.Jan 2, 1891
  391. Public Law 51–45Chap. 45: providing for a public building in South Bend, Indiana.Jan 2, 1891
  392. Public Law 51–46Chap. 46: to provide for the erection of a public building at Reidsville North Carolina.Jan 2, 1891
  393. Public Law 51–47Chap. 47: for the erection of a public building at Rome, Georgia.Jan 2, 1891
  394. Public Law 51–50Chap. 50: for the erection of a public building at the city of Bloomington, Illinois.Jan 5, 1891
  395. Public Law 51–60Chap. 60: to incorporate The King Theological Hall.Jan 7, 1891
  396. Public Law 51–61Chap. 61: to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for public printing and binding for the first half of the fiscal year eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and for other purposes.Jan 8, 1891
  397. Public Law 51–63Chap. 63: for the erection of a public building in the city of Pawtucket, Rhode Island.Jan 12, 1891
  398. Public Law 51–64Chap. 64: to provide for the construction of a public building in the city of Stockton, California.Jan 12, 1891
  399. Public Law 51–65Chap. 65: for the relief of the Mission Indians in the State of California.Jan 12, 1891
  400. Public Law 51–66Chap. 66: for the erection of a public building at Newburgh, New York.Jan 12, 1891
  401. Public Law 51–67Chap. 67: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Danville, in the State of Illinois.Jan 12, 1891
  402. Public Law 51–70Chap. 70: to amend section twelve hundred and twenty-five of the Revised Statutes, concerning details of officers of the Army and Navy to educational institutions.Jan 13, 1891
  403. Public Law 51–72Chap. 72: for the erection of a public building at Sioux City, Iowa.Jan 15, 1891
  404. Public Law 51–73Chap. 73: for the relief of the inhabitants of the town of Gallup, Bernalillo County, Territory of New Mexico.Jan 15, 1891
  405. Public Law 51–74Chap. 74: to authorize the Treasurer of the United States to receive and keep on deposit funds of the Soldiers’ Home in the District of Columbia.Jan 16, 1891
  406. Public Law 51–76Chap. 76: supplementary to an act entitled “An act to authorize the construction of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad in the District of Columbia.”Jan 19, 1891
  407. Public Law 51–77Chap. 77: to enable the Secretary of the Interior to carry out, in part, the provisions of “An act to divide a portion of the reservation of the” Sioux Nation of Indians in Dakota into separate reservations and to secure the relinquishment of the Indian title to the remainder, and for other purposes,” approved March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, and making appropriations for the same and for other purposes.Jan 19, 1891
  408. Public Law 51–78Chap. 78: to increase the limit of cost of the public building at Charleston, South Carolina.Jan 19, 1891
  409. Public Law 51–79Chap. 79: authorizing the Secretary of War to grant to the trustees of the Maine Insane Asylum, Augusta. Maine, a license to construct a roadway through the United States arsenal grounds at Augusta, Maine, and allow the same to be used by the public.Jan 19, 1891
  410. Public Law 51–80Chap. 80: to amend sections thirteen hundred and forty-six and thirteen hundred and forty-eight of the He vised Statutes of the United States, in reference to the visitation and inspection of the military prison and examination of its accounts and government.Jan 19, 1891
  411. Public Law 51–83Chap. 83: to provide for the erection of a public building in the city of Youngstown, Ohio.Jan 21, 1891
  412. Public Law 51–84Chap. 84: for the erection of a public building at Fort Dodge, Iowa.Jan 21, 1891
  413. Public Law 51–85Chap. 85: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Lewiston, in the State of Maine.Jan 21, 1891
  414. Public Law 51–86Chap. 86: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Haverhill, in the State of Massachusetts.Jan 21, 1891
  415. Public Law 51–87Chap. 87: to provide for enlarging the proposed public building at Savannah, Georgia: the purchase of another site, if practicable, and for the sale of the present site.Jan 21, 1891
  416. Public Law 51–91Chap. 91: to provide for the construction of a public building at Portland, Oregon.Jan 24, 1891
  417. Public Law 51–92Chap. 92: to provide the assessor of the District of Columbia with plats of subdivisions outside the cities of Washington and Georgetown.Jan 24, 1891
  418. Public Law 51–98Chap. 98: to authorize the Secretary of War to loan certain cannon to the Saratoga Monument Association.Jan 26, 1891
  419. Public Law 51–99Chap. 99: to provide for the purchase of a site and the erection of a public building thereon at Sioux Falls, in the State of South Dakota.Jan 26, 1891
  420. Public Law 51–100Chap. 100: for the erection of a public building at the city of Staunton, Virginia.Jan 26, 1891
  421. Public Law 51–101Chap. 101: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Saint Albans, in the State of Vermont.Jan 26, 1891
  422. Public Law 51–102Chap. 102: for the erection of a public building at Akron, Ohio.Jan 26, 1891
  423. Public Law 51–103Chap. 103: to provide for the construction of a public building at Davenport, Iowa.Jan 26, 1891
  424. Public Law 51–109Chap. 109: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Mankato, in the State of Minnesota.Jan 27, 1891
  425. Public Law 51–113Chap. 113: to amend section one hundred and eighty of the Revised Statutes of the United States.Feb 6, 1891
  426. Public Law 51–114Chap. 114: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Pueblo, in the State of Colorado.Feb 7, 1891
  427. Public Law 51–115Chap. 115: making an appropriation for the construction of new buildings and the enlargement of the military post at Plattsburgh, New York.Feb 7, 1891
  428. Public Law 51–116Chap. 116: making an apportionment of Representatives in Congress among the several States under the Eleventh Census.Feb 7, 1891
  429. Public Law 51–117Chap. 117: to prohibit the sale of tobacco to minors under sixteen years of age in the District of Columbia.Feb 7, 1891
  430. Public Law 51–121Chap. 121: to authorize the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company to bridge the Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River at certain points, where the same forms the boundary line between the States of West Virginia and Kentucky.Feb 9, 1891
  431. Public Law 51–122Chap. 122: to amend sections twelve hundred and sixteen, and twelve hundred and eighty-five of the Revised Statutes relative to certificates of merit to enlisted men of the Army.Feb 9, 1891
  432. Public Law 51–123Chap. 123: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Cumberland River for the use of the Chesapeake and Nashville Railway, and for other purposes.Feb 9, 1891
  433. Public Law 51–124Chap. 124: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Columbus in the State of Georgia, and for other purposes.Feb 9, 1891
  434. Public Law 51–125Chap. 125: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Rockford, in the State of Illinois.Feb 9, 1891
  435. Public Law 51–126Chap. 126: to promote the construction of a safe deep-water harbor on the coast of Texas.Feb 9, 1891
  436. Public Law 51–127Chap. 127: further to prevent counterfeiting or manufacture of dies, tools, or other implements used in counterfeiting, and providing penalties therefor, and providing for the issue of search warrants in certain eases.Feb 10, 1891
  437. Public Law 51–128Chap. 128: to amend an act entitled “ An act to regulate commerce,” approved February fourth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven.Feb 10, 1891
  438. Public Law 51–129Chap. 129: granting to the Umatilla Irrigation Company a right of way through the Umatilla Indian Reservation in the State of Oregon.Feb 10, 1891
  439. Public Law 51–130Chap. 130: to amend sections forty-seven hundred and eighty-three and fifty-four hundred and eighty-six of the Revised Statutes.Feb 10, 1891
  440. Public Law 51–131Chap. 131: to provide for an additional associate Justice of the supreme court of Arizona.Feb 11, 1891
  441. Public Law 51–163Chap. 163: to provide for the disposal of the abandoned Fort Ellis military reservation in Montana under the homestead law, and for other purposes.Feb 13, 1891
  442. Public Law 51–164Chap. 164: to authorize the construction of a tunnel under the waters of the bay of New York, between the. town of Middletown, in the county of Richmond. and the town of New Utrecht, in the county of Kings, in the State of New York, and to establish the same as a post-road.Feb 13, 1891
  443. Public Law 51–165Chap. 165: to ratify and confirm agreements with the Sac and Fox Nation of Indiana, and the Iowa tribe of Indians, of Oklahoma Territory, and to make appropriations for carrying out the same.Feb 13, 1891
  444. Public Law 51–166Chap. 166: to increase the appropriation for the erection of a public building at Portsmouth. Ohio.Feb 13, 1891
  445. Public Law 51–167Chap. 167: authorizing the construction of a railway, street railway, motor, wagon, and pedestrian bridge over the Missouri River near Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Omaha, Nebraska.Feb 13, 1891
  446. Public Law 51–168Chap. 168: to give consent of Congress to the construction of a bridge over tlie Duck River in Humphreys County, Tennessee.Feb 13, 1891
  447. Public Law 51–237Chap. 237: for the erection of a public building at Saint Paul, Minnesota.Feb 16, 1891
  448. Public Law 51–238Chap. 238: to transfer officers on the retired list of the Army from the limited list to the unlimited.Feb 16, 1891
  449. Public Law 51–239Chap. 239: for continuing the erection of the public building at Worcester, Massachusetts.Feb 16, 1891
  450. Public Law 51–240Chap. 240: for the construction and completion of suitable school buildings for Indian industrial schools in Wisconsin and other States.Feb 16, 1891
  451. Public Law 51–244Chap. 244: to amend an act entitled an act to forfeit certain lands heretofore granted for the purpose of aiding in the construction of railroads, and for other purposes.Feb 18, 1891
  452. Public Law 51–248Chap. 248: to provide for the selection of a site for a military post at San Diego, California, and for other purposes.Feb 21, 1891
  453. Public Law 51–249Chap. 249: to amend act authorizing Choctaw Coal and Railway Company to construct road through Indian Territory.Feb 21, 1891
  454. Public Law 51–250Chap. 250: to amend section forty-one hundred and seventy-eight, Revised Statutes, in relation to the marking of vessels’ names at bow and stern; and also to provide for marking the draft.Feb 21, 1891
  455. Public Law 51–251Chap. 251: to constitute Nashville, Tennessee, a port of delivery, and for other purposes.Feb 21, 1891
  456. Public Law 51–252Chap. 252: to facilitate the collection of commercial statistics required by section two of the river and harbor appropriation acts of eighteen hundred and sixty-six and eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.Feb 21, 1891
  457. Public Law 51–282Chap. 282: amending the act of July twentieth, Anno Domini eighteen hundred and eighty-two. dividing the State of Iowa into two judicial districts.Feb 24, 1891
  458. Public Law 51–283Chap. 283: making appropriations for fortifications and other works of defense, for the armament thereof, for the procurement of heavy ordnance for trial and service, and for other purposes.Feb 24, 1891
  459. Public Law 51–284Chap. 284: making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and for other purposes.Feb 24, 1891
  460. Public Law 51–285Chap. 285: for the erection of a public building in the city of Roanoke. Roanoke County, Virginia.Feb 24, 1891
  461. Public Law 51–286Chap. 286: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Saint Louis River between the States of Wisconsin and Minnesota.Feb 24, 1891
  462. Public Law 51–287Chap. 287: fixing the salaries of the several judges of the United States district courts at five thousand dollars per annum.Feb 24, 1891
  463. Public Law 51–288Chap. 288: to authorize the Kansas and Arkansas Valley Railway to construct and operate additional lines of railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Feb 24, 1891
  464. Public Law 51–289Chap. 289: for the relief of settlers upon, certain lands in the State of Iowa.Feb 24, 1891
  465. Public Law 51–290Chap. 290: for the erection of a public building at Richmond, Kentucky.Feb 24, 1891
  466. Public Law 51–291Chap. 291: to amend an act entitled “An act for the construction of a bridge at South Saint Paul, Minnesota.”Feb 24, 1891
  467. Public Law 51–342Chap. 342: granting right of way to the Junction City and Fort Riley Street Railway Company into and upon the Fort Riley military reservation in the State of Kansas, and for other purposes.Feb 27, 1891
  468. Public Law 51–382Chap. 382: to incorporate the Washington and Arlington Railway Company of the District of Columbia.Feb 28, 1891
  469. Public Law 51–383Chap. 383: to amend and further extend the benefits of the act approved February eighth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, entitled “An act to provide for the allotment of land in severalty to Indians on the various reservations, and to extend the protection of the laws of the United States over the Indians, and for other purposes.”Feb 28, 1891
  470. Public Law 51–384Chap. 384: to amend sections twenty-two hundred and seventy-five and twenty-two hundred and seventy-six of the Revised Statutes of the United States providing for the selection of lands for educational purposes in lieu of those appropriated for other purposes.Feb 28, 1891
  471. Public Law 51–385Chap. 385: to prohibit the granting of liquor licenses within one mile of the Soldiers’ Home.Feb 28, 1891
  472. Public Law 51–492Chap. 492: to authorize the building of a railroad bridgeât Little Rock, Arkansas.Mar 2, 1891
  473. Public Law 51–493Chap. 493: to detach the county of Logan, in the State of Ohio, from the northern and attach it to the southern judicial district of said State.Mar 2, 1891
  474. Public Law 51–494Chap. 494: making appropriations for the naval service for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and for other purposes.Mar 2, 1891
  475. Public Law 51–495Chap. 495: making appropriations for the support of the Military Academy for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.Mar 2, 1891
  476. Public Law 51–496Chap. 496: to credit and pay to the several States and Territories and the District of Columbia all moneys collected under the direct tax levied by the act of Congress approved August fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Mar 2, 1891
  477. Public Law 51–497Chap. 497: to prevent bookmaking and pool-selling in the District of Colombia.Mar 2, 1891
  478. Public Law 51–498Chap. 498: to amend an act entitled “An act for the relief of certain Volunteer and regular soldiers of the late war and the war with Mexico,” approved March two, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.Mar 2, 1891
  479. Public Law 51–499Chap. 499: dedicating part of lots fourteen and fifteen, in square eight hundred and twelve, as a public alley.Mar 2, 1891
  480. Public Law 51–500Chap. 500: authorizing the Commissioners to grant to the Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association use of certain property in the city of Washington.Mar 2, 1891
  481. Public Law 51–501Chap. 501: to authorize the Rapides Bridge Company, limited, to construct and maintain a bridge across Red River at or near Alexandria, Louisiana.Mar 2, 1891
  482. Public Law 51–517Chap. 517: to establish circuit courts of appeals and to define and regulate in certain cases the jurisdiction of the courts of the United States, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  483. Public Law 51–518Chap. 518: to provide American registers for the steamers Montauk and Mineola.Mar 3, 1891
  484. Public Law 51–519Chap. 519: to provide for ocean mail service between the United States and foreign ports, and to promote commerce.Mar 3, 1891
  485. Public Law 51–520Chap. 520: granting the right of way to the Metropolitan Southern Railroad Company through the property of the United States in Montgomery County, Maryland.Mar 3, 1891
  486. Public Law 51–521Chap. 521: to provide for the safe transport and humane treatment of export cattle from the United States to foreign countries, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  487. Public Law 51–522Chap. 522: giving the consent of the United States to the erection of Marcha, 1891, a bridge across Portage Lake, Houghton County, Michigan, between the villages of Houghton and Hancock.Mar 3, 1891
  488. Public Law 51–523Chap. 523: authorizing the Lexington Pontoon Bridge Company to construct and maintain a pontoon bridge across the Missouri River, at the city of Lexington, in the State of Missouri.Mar 3, 1891
  489. Public Law 51–524Chap. 524: to amend the charter of the Rock Creek Railway Company of the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1891
  490. Public Law 51–525Chap. 525: to make Enfield, Connecticut, a port of delivery in the district of Hartford.Mar 3, 1891
  491. Public Law 51–526Chap. 526: to authorize the building of a bridge at Van Buren, Arkansas, across the Arkansas River.Mar 3, 1891
  492. Public Law 51–527Chap. 527: to provide for the purchase of a site and the erection of a public building thereon at Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsylvania.Mar 3, 1891
  493. Public Law 51–528Chap. 528: to provide for the examination and survey of a breakwater to form a harbor of safety and refuge in Lynnhaven Bay, near Cape Henry, at the foot of Chesapeake Bay, Virginia.Mar 3, 1891
  494. Public Law 51–529Chap. 529: for the erection of United States prisons and for the imprisonment of United States prisoners, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  495. Public Law 51–530Chap. 530: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Eastern Branch of the Potomac River at the Bennings Road, in the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1891
  496. Public Law 51–531Chap. 531: relating to junk dealers, dealers in secondhand personal property, and pawnbrokers in the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1891
  497. Public Law 51–532Chap. 532: authorizing sale of title of United States in lot three, in square south of square nine hundred and ninety.Mar 3, 1891
  498. Public Law 51–533Chap. 533: to regulate the granting of leases at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  499. Public Law 51–534Chap. 534: relating to the treaty of reciprocity with the Hawaiian Islands.Mar 3, 1891
  500. Public Law 51–535Chap. 535: to authorize the Fort Gibson, Tahlequah and Great Northeastern Railway Company to construct and operate a railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  501. Public Law 51–536Chap. 536: to define the jurisdiction of the police court of the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1891
  502. Public Law 51–537Chap. 537: for the erection of a new customhouse in the city of New York, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  503. Public Law 51–538Chap. 538: to provide for the adjudication and payment of claims arising from Indian depredations.Mar 3, 1891
  504. Public Law 51–539Chap. 539: to establish a court of private land claims, and to provide for the settlement of private land claims in certain States and Territories.Mar 3, 1891
  505. Public Law 51–540Chap. 540: making appropriations to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal .year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and for prior years, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  506. Public Law 51–541Chap. 541: making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  507. Public Law 51–542Chap. 542: making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and for other-purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  508. Public Law 51–543Chap. 543: 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 ninety-two, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  509. Public Law 51–544Chap. 544: making appropriations for the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.Mar 3, 1891
  510. Public Law 51–545Chap. 545: making appropriations for the diplomatic and consular service of the United States for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.Mar 3, 1891
  511. Public Law 51–546Chap. 546: making appropriations to provide for the expenses of the government of the District of Columbia for the fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  512. Public Law 51–547Chap. 547: making appropriations for the service of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.Mar 3, 1891
  513. Public Law 51–548Chap. 548: making appropriations for the payment of invalid and pensiorsof the United States, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  514. Public Law 51–549Chap. 549: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury, in his discretion, to suspend for a period of one year from March twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, the provisions of an act approved March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, entitled “An act to amend sections forty-four hundred and eighty-eight and forty-four hundred and eighty-nine of the Revised Statutes, requiring life-saving appliances on steamers,” so far as they relate to steamers plying exclusively upon any of the lakes or bays of the United States;Mar 3, 1891
  515. Public Law 51–550Chap. 550: to revise the wages of certain employees in the Government Printing Office.Mar 3, 1891
  516. Public Law 51–551Chap. 551: in amendment to the various acts relative to immigration and the importation of aliens under contract or agreement to perform labor.Mar 3, 1891
  517. Public Law 51–552Chap. 552: to establish certain ports of delivery in Alaska Territory.Mar 3, 1891
  518. Public Law 51–553Chap. 553: authorizing the Coos Bay, Roseburgh and Eastern Railway and Navigation Company, in the county of Coos, State of Oregon, to construct a bridge across the Coal Bank Slough, in said State.Mar 3, 1891
  519. Public Law 51–554Chap. 554: authorizing the construction of a railway upon the Government reservation at Fort Monroe, Virginia.Mar 3, 1891
  520. Public Law 51–555Chap. 555: to provide for the inspection of live cattle, hogs, and the carcasses and products thereof which are the subjects of interstate commerce, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  521. Public Law 51–556Chap. 556: granting to the Missoula and Northern Railroad Company the rig]it of way through the Flathead Indian Reservation, in the State of Montana.Mar 3, 1891
  522. Public Law 51–557Chap. 557: to provide for the purchase of a site, and the erection of a public building thereon, at Clarksville, in the State of Tennessee.Mar 3, 1891
  523. Public Law 51–558Chap. 558: to incorporate the National Conservatory of Music of America.Mar 3, 1891
  524. Public Law 51–559Chap. 559: to amend section eight of an act approved March third, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, entitled “An act to repeal timber culture laws and for other purposes.”Mar 3, 1891
  525. Public Law 51–560Chap. 560: to provide for the purchase of a site and the erection of a public building thereon at Saginaw, in the State of Michigan.Mar 3, 1891
  526. Public Law 51–561Chap. 561: to repeal timber-culture laws, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  527. Public Law 51–562Chap. 562: to amend section forty-seven hundred and eighty-seven of the Revised Statutes of the United States.Mar 3, 1891
  528. Public Law 51–563Chap. 563: to provide for the payment of bonds of the District of Columbia falling due July first, eighteen hundred and ninety-one and July first and twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.Mar 3, 1891
  529. Public Law 51–564Chap. 564: for the protection of the lives of miners in the TerritoriesMar 3, 1891
  530. Public Law 51–565Chap. 565: to amend title sixty, chapter three, of the Revised Statutes of the United States, relating to copyrights.Mar 3, 1891
  531. Public Law 51–566Chap. 566: to create a new division in the northern judicial district of Georgia.Mar 3, 1891
  532. Private Law 52–30Chap. 30: for the relief of the heirs of Noah W. Yoder.Mar 11, 1890
  533. Private Law 52–41Chap. 41: granting a pension to Miss Elizabeth A. Tuttle.Mar 19, 1890
  534. Private Law 52–42Chap. 42: granting a pension to Cyrus Tuttle.Mar 19, 1890
  535. Private Law 52–43Chap. 43: granting a pension to Mary E. Noll, widow of Philip Noll.Mar 19, 1890
  536. Private Law 52–44Chap. 44: granting a pension to Eliza A. Talbott.Mar 19, 1890
  537. Private Law 52–45Chap. 45: granting a pension to Stephen Schiedel.Mar 19, 1890
  538. Private Law 52–53Chap. 53: granting a pension to Mrs. Anna Butterfield.Mar 19, 1890
  539. Private Law 52–54Chap. 54: to increase the pension of Isaac Endaly.Mar 27, 1890
  540. Private Law 52–57Chap. 57: granting an increase of pension to Elmer A. Snow.Mar 29, 1890
  541. Private Law 52–59Chap. 59: for the relief of the owners, officers, and crew of the British bark Chance.Mar 31, 1890
  542. Private Law 52–67Chap. 67: granting a pension to Minnie A. Bailey.Apr 5, 1890
  543. Private Law 52–68Chap. 68: granting a pension to Mrs. Minerva Jane Olive.Apr 5, 1890
  544. Private Law 52–69Chap. 69: granting a pension to George B. Smith.Apr 14, 1890
  545. Private Law 52–86Chap. 86: granting an increase of pension to John F. Ballier.Apr 16, 1890
  546. Private Law 52–87Chap. 87: to correct the patent to John Sechler to certain lands in Bent County, Colorado.Apr 16, 1890
  547. Private Law 52–88Chap. 88: granting an increase of pension to General Horace BoughtonApr 16, 1890
  548. Private Law 52–90Chap. 90: granting a pension to M. J. Fogg.Apr 17, 1890
  549. Private Law 52–91Chap. 91: granting a pension to David H. Lutman.Apr 17, 1890
  550. Private Law 52–92Chap. 92: granting a pension to George Fitzclarence.Apr 17, 1890
  551. Private Law 52–93Chap. 93: granting a pension to Daniel A. Culman.Apr 17, 1890
  552. Private Law 52–94Chap. 94: granting a pension to Thomas Dennis.Apr 17, 1890
  553. Private Law 52–95Chap. 95: granting a pension to Easter A. Jackson.Apr 17, 1890
  554. Private Law 52–96Chap. 96: granting a pension to Nicholas Moy.Apr 17, 1890
  555. Private Law 52–97Chap. 97: granting a pension to Catherine Morris.Apr 17, 1890
  556. Private Law 52–99Chap. 99: to remove political disabilities of D. C. Stith, a citizen of Texas.Apr 18, 1890
  557. Private Law 52–102Chap. 102: for the relief of Daniel V. O'Leary.Apr 19, 1890
  558. Private Law 52–103Chap. 103: for the relief of Eliza Stanton.Apr 21, 1890
  559. Private Law 52–104Chap. 104: for the relief of Mattie W. House.Apr 21, 1890
  560. Private Law 52–105Chap. 105: for the relief of Helen E. Dewey.Apr 21, 1890
  561. Private Law 52–106Chap. 106: for the relief of Samuel L. M. Proctor.Apr 21, 1890
  562. Private Law 52–107Chap. 107: for the relief of William Carroll.Apr 21, 1890
  563. Private Law 52–108Chap. 108: for the relief of Elizabeth O. GibsonApr 21, 1890
  564. Private Law 52–109Chap. 109: for the relief of John J. Freeland.Apr 21, 1890
  565. Private Law 52–110Chap. 110: granting a pension to Mary A. Van Etten.Apr 21, 1890
  566. Private Law 52–111Chap. 111: granting a pension to John R. Petrie.Apr 21, 1890
  567. Private Law 52–112Chap. 112: granting a pension to Lovina Wright.Apr 21, 1890
  568. Private Law 52–113Chap. 113: granting a pension to Elizabeth E. Groff.Apr 21, 1890
  569. Private Law 52–114Chap. 114: granting a pension to Bridget Carroll.Apr 21, 1890
  570. Private Law 52–115Chap. 115: granting a pension to Sarah McTavey.Apr 21, 1890
  571. Private Law 52–116Chap. 116: granting a pension to Margaret J. Fletcher.Apr 21, 1890
  572. Private Law 52–117Chap. 117: granting a pension to Lucy R. Olmstead.Apr 21, 1890
  573. Private Law 52–118Chap. 118: granting a pension to Cynthia Day.Apr 21, 1890
  574. Private Law 52–119Chap. 119: granting a pension to William H. Brimmer,Apr 21, 1890
  575. Private Law 52–120Chap. 120: granting a pension to Ann Ford.Apr 21, 1890
  576. Private Law 52–121Chap. 121: granting a pension to Ellen Shears.Apr 21, 1890
  577. Private Law 52–122Chap. 122: granting a pension to Abbie D. JohnsonApr 21, 1890
  578. Private Law 51–123Chap. 123: granting a pension to Delia W. Marshall.Apr 21, 1890
  579. Private Law 51–124Chap. 124: granting a pension to Carrie B. Wirtz.Apr 21, 1890
  580. Private Law 51–125Chap. 125: granting a pension to George Faulk.Apr 21, 1890
  581. Private Law 51–126Chap. 126: granting a pension to Thomas Kelly.Apr 21, 1890
  582. Private Law 51–127Chap. 127: granting a pension to Mary Taffe.Apr 21, 1890
  583. Private Law 51–128Chap. 128: granting a pension to Henrietta L. Arlin.Apr 21, 1890
  584. Private Law 51–129Chap. 129: granting a pension to Robert Hill.Apr 21, 1890
  585. Private Law 51–130Chap. 130: granting a pension to William R. Scurlock.Apr 21, 1890
  586. Private Law 51–131Chap. 131: granting a pension to Amasa ChaseApr 21, 1890
  587. Private Law 51–132Chap. 132: granting a pension to Frederick Bischer.Apr 21, 1890
  588. Private Law 51–133Chap. 133: granting a pension to Jane Reynolds.Apr 21, 1890
  589. Private Law 51–134Chap. 134: to increase the pension of Mrs. Emma A. Hart.Apr 21, 1890
  590. Private Law 51–135Chap. 135: to increase the pension of Horace B. Lewis.Apr 21, 1890
  591. Private Law 51–136Chap. 136: to increase the pension of Mary M. Gibson, widow of Commander William Gibson.Apr 21, 1890
  592. Private Law 51–137Chap. 137: to increase the pension of Alonzo Alden.Apr 21, 1890
  593. Private Law 51–138Chap. 138: to pension Julia Fleming.Apr 21, 1890
  594. Private Law 51–139Chap. 139: to pension Hiram Wilbur.Apr 21, 1890
  595. Private Law 51–140Chap. 140: granting an increase of pension to George Colwell.Apr 21, 1890
  596. Private Law 51–141Chap. 141: granting an increase of pension to Daniel M. Maulding.Apr 21, 1890
  597. Private Law 51–142Chap. 142: to pension John D. Prator for service in the Indian war.Apr 21, 1890
  598. Private Law 51–143Chap. 143: to pension Joel B. Tribble for service in the Indian War.Apr 21, 1890
  599. Private Law 51–144Chap. 144: to pension Henry S. Morgan.Apr 21, 1890
  600. Private Law 51–145Chap. 145: to pension Green B. Lee.Apr 21, 1890
  601. Private Law 51–146Chap. 146: to restore the pension of Mrs. Helen S. Spring.Apr 21, 1890
  602. Private Law 51–147Chap. 147: increasing the pension of John Taylor.Apr 21, 1890
  603. Private Law 51–151Chap. 151: granting a pension to Joseph D WilliamsonApr 22, 1890
  604. Private Law 51–153Chap. 153: granting increase of pension to Nancy SmithApr 23, 1890
  605. Private Law 51–153Chap. 153: granting a pension to George L. Sanders.Apr 24, 1890
  606. Private Law 51–156Chap. 156: granting a pension to Theresa Herbst.Apr 25, 1890
  607. Private Law 51–157Chap. 157: to increase the pension of William Boone.Apr 25, 1890
  608. Private Law 51–175Chap. 175: granting a pension to Mrs. Catharine Tittle, widow of Ephraim Tittle.Apr 30, 1890
  609. Private Law 51–176Chap. 176: granting a pension to Hannah R. Langdon.Apr 30, 1890
  610. Private Law 51–177Chap. 177: granting a pension to Sarah C. Hurlbutt.Apr 30, 1890
  611. Private Law 51–178Chap. 178: granting a pension to Emma L. Selfridge.Apr 30, 1890
  612. Private Law 51–179Chap. 179: providing a pension for Matilda C. King.Apr 30, 1890
  613. Private Law 51–184Chap. 184: granting a pension to Mary McCowan.May 3, 1890
  614. Private Law 51–185Chap. 185: granting a pension to Mrs. Emma Dill.May 3, 1890
  615. Private Law 51–186Chap. 186: granting a pension to William H. Cummings.May 3, 1890
  616. Private Law 51–187Chap. 187: granting a pension to Davis Foster.May 3, 1890
  617. Private Law 51–188Chap. 188: granting a pension to David C. Bullard.May 3, 1890
  618. Private Law 51–189Chap. 189: granting a pension to Olina Hanson.May 3, 1890
  619. Private Law 51–190Chap. 190: granting increase of pension to George L. Warren.May 3, 1890
  620. Private Law 51–191Chap. 191: to restore the name of Mrs. Mary L. Bradford to the pension-roll.May 3, 1890
  621. Private Law 51–192Chap. 192: to increase the pension of Zachariah T. Crawford.May 3, 1890
  622. Private Law 51–193Chap. 193: to increase the pension of Henry H. Penrod.May 3, 1890
  623. Private Law 51–194Chap. 194: to increase the pension of W. H. H. Bailey, of Braintree, Massachusetts.May 3, 1890
  624. Private Law 51–210Chap. 210: for the relief of Laban Heath and Company, of Boston, Massachusetts.May 14, 1890
  625. Private Law 51–212Chap. 212: to increase the pension of Samuel Adams.May 15, 1890
  626. Private Law 51–218Chap. 218: granting a pension to the widow of the late Commander Samuel H. Baker, United States Navy.May 16, 1890
  627. Private Law 51–219Chap. 219: granting a pension to William Richardson.May 16, 1890
  628. Private Law 51–220Chap. 220: for the allowance of certain claims reported by the accounting officers of the United States Treasury Department.May 17, 1890
  629. Private Law 51–221Chap. 221: granting a pension to Margaret Z. Austin.May 19, 1890
  630. Private Law 51–222Chap. 222: granting a pension to David Deans.May 19, 1890
  631. Private Law 51–223Chap. 223: granting a pension to Mary A. WoodMay 19, 1890
  632. Private Law 51–224Chap. 224: granting a pension to Harman Day.May 19, 1890
  633. Private Law 51–225Chap. 225: granting a pension to Washington F. Short.May 19, 1890
  634. Private Law 51–226Chap. 226: granting a pension to Allen Feathers.May 19, 1890
  635. Private Law 51–227Chap. 227: granting a pension to James T. Irwin.May 19, 1890
  636. Private Law 51–228Chap. 228: granting a pension to Johnson Reddick.May 19, 1890
  637. Private Law 51–229Chap. 229: increasing the pension of Walter P. Harrison.May 19, 1890
  638. Private Law 51–230Chap. 230: to pension R. C. Martin for services rendered in the war with Mexico.May 19, 1890
  639. Private Law 51–231Chap. 231: to increase the pension of William Hamill.May 19, 1890
  640. Private Law 51–232Chap. 232: to grant a pension to Julia A. Erskine.May 21, 1890
  641. Private Law 51–238Chap. 238: granting a pension to Emily T. Pottle.May 21, 1890
  642. Private Law 51–239Chap. 239: granting a pension to Mary A. Holland.May 21, 1890
  643. Private Law 51–240Chap. 240: granting a pension to Clara M. Owen.May 21, 1890
  644. Private Law 51–241Chap. 241: granting a pension to Ann E. Mussman.May 21, 1890
  645. Private Law 51–242Chap. 242: granting a pension to Ira E. Smith.May 21, 1890
  646. Private Law 51–243Chap. 243: granting a pension to John McCool.May 21, 1890
  647. Private Law 51–244Chap. 244: granting pension to Augustine McLaughlin.May 21, 1890
  648. Private Law 51–245Chap. 245: granting a pension to Sarah Hamilton.May 21, 1890
  649. Private Law 51–246Chap. 246: granting a pension to Margaret P. Minteer.May 21, 1890
  650. Private Law 51–247Chap. 247: granting a pension to John Nagle.May 21, 1890
  651. Private Law 51–248Chap. 248: granting a pension to Betsey F. Newhall.May 21, 1890
  652. Private Law 51–249Chap. 249: granting a pension to W. S. Yohe.May 21, 1890
  653. Private Law 51–250Chap. 250: granting a pension to Charles A. Platz.May 21, 1890
  654. Private Law 51–251Chap. 251: for granting a pension to Nelson G. Edwards.May 21, 1890
  655. Private Law 51–252Chap. 252: granting a pension to Mary J. Nottage.May 21, 1890
  656. Private Law 51–253Chap. 253: granting a pension to Lucy A. M. Norman.May 21, 1890
  657. Private Law 51–254Chap. 254: granting a pension to William A. Merriwether.May 21, 1890
  658. Private Law 51–255Chap. 255: granting a pension to Elizabeth Heckler.May 21, 1890
  659. Private Law 51–256Chap. 256: granting a pension to H. G. Church.May 21, 1890
  660. Private Law 51–257Chap. 257: granting a pension to Mary C. Upton.May 21, 1890
  661. Private Law 51–258Chap. 258: granting a pension to Isabella B. StimpleMay 21, 1890
  662. Private Law 51–259Chap. 259: granting a pension to Elizabeth Ogden.May 21, 1890
  663. Private Law 51–260Chap. 260: granting a pension to Barbara Schnappinger.May 21, 1890
  664. Private Law 51–261Chap. 261: granting a pension to George Dodge.May 21, 1890
  665. Private Law 51–262Chap. 262: granting a pension to Roxanna Finch.May 21, 1890
  666. Private Law 51–263Chap. 263: granting a pension to William H. Coppinger.May 21, 1890
  667. Private Law 51–264Chap. 264: granting a pension to Hannah Ward.May 21, 1890
  668. Private Law 51–265Chap. 265: granting an increase of pension to Frank Traynor.May 21, 1890
  669. Private Law 51–266Chap. 266: for the relief of John Dehart.May 21, 1890
  670. Private Law 51–267Chap. 267: for the relief of Chloe Cooper.May 21, 1890
  671. Private Law 51–268Chap. 268: for the relief of Alexander Thompson.May 21, 1890
  672. Private Law 51–269Chap. 269: increasing the pension of Mrs Dorothea D. Yates.May 21, 1890
  673. Private Law 51–272Chap. 272: granting a pension to Allen Coons.May 22, 1890
  674. Private Law 51–273Chap. 273: granting a pension to Henry Bloomfield.May 22, 1890
  675. Private Law 51–274Chap. 274: granting a pension to Catharine Sapp.May 22, 1890
  676. Private Law 51–275Chap. 275: granting a pension to Samantha Williams.May 22, 1890
  677. Private Law 51–276Chap. 276: granting a pension to Mrs Fanny W. Mudgett, dependent mother.May 22, 1890
  678. Private Law 51–277Chap. 277: granting a pension to Eliza Marcy.May 22, 1890
  679. Private Law 51–279Chap. 279: granting a pension to Douglass SmithMay 22, 1890
  680. Private Law 51–279Chap. 279: granting a pension to Mary B. Stidger.May 22, 1890
  681. Private Law 51–280Chap. 280: granting a pension to Joseph Perkins.May 22, 1890
  682. Private Law 51–281Chap. 281: granting a pension to Charles Kernan.May 22, 1890
  683. Private Law 51–282Chap. 282: granting a pension to Irene D. Swan.May 22, 1890
  684. Private Law 51–283Chap. 283: granting a pension to Julia E. Phillips.May 22, 1890
  685. Private Law 51–284Chap. 284: granting a pension to Barbara Langstaff.May 22, 1890
  686. Private Law 51–285Chap. 285: to place the name of Mary Welch upon the pension-roll.May 22, 1890
  687. Private Law 51–286Chap. 286: for the relief of Napoleon B. Mc Kay.May 22, 1890
  688. Private Law 51–287Chap. 287: pensioning Harriet B. White.May 22, 1890
  689. Private Law 51–289Chap. 289: granting a pension to Laura Yourtee.May 23, 1890
  690. Private Law 51–290Chap. 290: granting a pension to Allen McCowan.May 23, 1890
  691. Private Law 51–293Chap. 293: granting a pension to Helen Plunkett.May 24, 1890
  692. Private Law 51–294Chap. 294: granting a pension to Mary A. Kinsley.May 24, 1890
  693. Private Law 51–295Chap. 295: granting a pension to Gustavus Alonzo Draper.May 24, 1890
  694. Private Law 51–296Chap. 296: granting a pension to Matthew J. J. Cagle.May 24, 1890
  695. Private Law 51–297Chap. 297: granting a pension to Mary Ann Trainor, widow of Francis Trainor, deceased.May 24, 1890
  696. Private Law 51–298Chap. 298: granting a pension to Christiana SchneiderMay 24, 1890
  697. Private Law 51–300Chap. 300: granting a pension to Isaac Clark.May 24, 1890
  698. Private Law 51–300Chap. 300: granting a pension to Alvira A. Edwards.May 24, 1890
  699. Private Law 51–301Chap. 301: granting a pension to Mrs. Martha E. Jones.May 24, 1890
  700. Private Law 51–302Chap. 302: granting a pension to George L. Beighley.May 24, 1890
  701. Private Law 51–303Chap. 303: granting a pension to Levi M. Lincoln.May 24, 1890
  702. Private Law 51–305Chap. 305: granting a pension to Harriet F Bowes.May 24, 1890
  703. Private Law 51–305Chap. 305: granting a pension to Mary E. Tipton.May 24, 1890
  704. Private Law 51–306Chap. 306: granting a pension to Agnes Vetter.May 24, 1890
  705. Private Law 51–307Chap. 307: granting a pension to Mary Ann Allan.May 24, 1890
  706. Private Law 51–303Chap. 303: granting a pension to James Fitzgerald.May 24, 1890
  707. Private Law 51–309Chap. 309: granting a pension to Rhoda Williams.May 24, 1890
  708. Private Law 51–310Chap. 310: granting a pension to Esther G. Bryant.May 24, 1890
  709. Private Law 51–311Chap. 311: granting a pension to Eveline M. Alexander.May 24, 1890
  710. Private Law 51–312Chap. 312: granting a pension to Fannie E. Woodbury.May 24, 1890
  711. Private Law 51–313Chap. 313: granting a pension to Daniel M Dull, late a soldier of the Mexican war.May 24, 1890
  712. Private Law 51–314Chap. 314: granting a pension to Ida L. Martin.May 24, 1890
  713. Private Law 51–315Chap. 315: granting a pension to Henrietta Judd.May 24, 1890
  714. Private Law 51–316Chap. 316: granting a pension to Sarah Sheldon.May 24, 1890
  715. Private Law 51–317Chap. 317: granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Ferguson.May 24, 1890
  716. Private Law 51–318Chap. 318: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. Sallie T. Ward.May 24, 1890
  717. Private Law 51–319Chap. 319: granting an increase of pension to Abram Duryee.May 24, 1890
  718. Private Law 51–320Chap. 320: granting an increase of pension to Abram Duryee.May 24, 1890
  719. Private Law 51–321Chap. 321: for the relief of Patrick Culhan.May 24, 1890
  720. Private Law 51–322Chap. 322: for the relief of John Curran.May 24, 1890
  721. Private Law 51–323Chap. 323: for the relief of Mary Conley.May 24, 1890
  722. Private Law 51–324Chap. 324: for the relief of Harriet. E. Brown.May 24, 1890
  723. Private Law 51–325Chap. 325: for the relief of Daniel W. Parrish.May 24, 1890
  724. Private Law 51–326Chap. 326: for the relief of Mary Dockham.May 24, 1890
  725. Private Law 51–327Chap. 327: for the relief of Wesley W. Taylor.May 24, 1890
  726. Private Law 51–328Chap. 328: for relief of William D. Hummer.May 24, 1890
  727. Private Law 51–330Chap. 330: for relief of Thomas N. Maxwell.May 24, 1890
  728. Private Law 51–330Chap. 330: to Pension Samuel Wyrick for service in the Indian War.May 24, 1890
  729. Private Law 51–331Chap. 331: to pension William J. Dunn for service in the Indian war.May 24, 1890
  730. Private Law 51–332Chap. 332: to pension William B. Carter for service in the Indian war.May 24, 1890
  731. Private Law 51–333Chap. 333: to pension Mary J. Mann widow of John W. Mann, who served in the Indian war.May 24, 1890
  732. Private Law 51–334Chap. 334: to pension Mary Bailey.May 24, 1890
  733. Private Law 51–335Chap. 335: to pension Rebecca Bolerjack.May 24, 1890
  734. Private Law 51–336Chap. 336: to pension Christina Edson for meritorious Services rendered the Government during the Indian wars in the Oregon Territory, now the State of Oregon.May 24, 1890
  735. Private Law 51–337Chap. 337: to pension William G. Hill.May 24, 1890
  736. Private Law 51–338Chap. 338: to pension Eli J. Youngheim.May 24, 1890
  737. Private Law 51–339Chap. 339: to pension Helen A. Moore.May 24, 1890
  738. Private Law 51–340Chap. 340: to pension Polly Robinson.May 24, 1890
  739. Private Law 51–341Chap. 341: to pension Emily G. Mills.May 24, 1890
  740. Private Law 51–342Chap. 342: to pension Thomas K. Edwards for service in the Indian war.May 24, 1890
  741. Private Law 51–343Chap. 343: to grant a pension to Huldah Burton.May 24, 1890
  742. Private Law 51–344Chap. 344: to grant a pension to Samuel L. Dark.May 24, 1890
  743. Private Law 51–345Chap. 345: to grant a pension to John Green Reed.May 24, 1890
  744. Private Law 51–346Chap. 346: to grant a pension to Lucinda A. Clark.May 24, 1890
  745. Private Law 51–347Chap. 347: to increase the pension of Stephen Cooper.May 24, 1890
  746. Private Law 51–348Chap. 348: to increase the pension of Lucian L. Sanborn.May 24, 1890
  747. Private Law 51–349Chap. 349: to increase pension of Richard W. Spain, late Sergeant Company. A, Second Dragoons, United States Army.May 24, 1890
  748. Private Law 51–350Chap. 350: to increase the pension of James C. Copeland.May 24, 1890
  749. Private Law 51–351Chap. 351: increasing the pension of Mary Minor Hoxey.May 24, 1890
  750. Private Law 51–352Chap. 352: increasing pension of Sophia Schimmelfennig, widow of Alexander Schimmelfennig, late brigadier-general and major-general by brevet.May 24, 1890
  751. Private Law 51–353Chap. 353: to place the name of Pauline Bichweiler on the pension-roll.May 24, 1890
  752. Private Law 51–354Chap. 354: asking an increase of pension for Mary H. NicholsonMay 24, 1890
  753. Private Law 51–356Chap. 356: granting a pension to M. Cornelia Brown.May 27, 1890
  754. Private Law 51–357Chap. 357: granting a pension to William Church.May 27, 1890
  755. Private Law 51–358Chap. 358: granting a pension to Rachel Dixon, mother of James Dixon, deceased.May 27, 1890
  756. Private Law 51–359Chap. 359: granting a pension to Robert A. Bride, or McBride.May 27, 1890
  757. Private Law 51–360Chap. 360: granting a pension to Robert A. Bride, or McBride.May 27, 1890
  758. Private Law 51–361Chap. 361: granting a pension to Mary H. Casler.May 27, 1890
  759. Private Law 51–362Chap. 362: granting a pension to John C. Abbott.May 27, 1890
  760. Private Law 51–363Chap. 363: granting a pension to Kate H. Taylor.May 27, 1890
  761. Private Law 51–364Chap. 364: granting a pension to James Anderson.May 27, 1890
  762. Private Law 51–365Chap. 365: granting a pension to Jane H. Palmer.May 27, 1890
  763. Private Law 51–366Chap. 366: to increase the pension of Thomas Chapman.May 27, 1890
  764. Private Law 51–367Chap. 367: placing the name of Bridget White on the pension-rolls.May 27, 1890
  765. Private Law 51–368Chap. 368: granting a pension to Edwin S. Furman.May 27, 1890
  766. Private Law 51–369Chap. 369: granting a pension to George W. Padgett.May 27, 1890
  767. Private Law 51–370Chap. 370: granting a pension to John Gallagher.May 27, 1890
  768. Private Law 51–371Chap. 371: granting a pension to Sarah E. Stewart.May 27, 1890
  769. Private Law 51–372Chap. 372: granting a pension to Anna A. Probert.May 27, 1890
  770. Private Law 51–373Chap. 373: granting a pension to Jonathan Hayes.May 27, 1890
  771. Private Law 51–374Chap. 374: granting a pension to William H. Mays.May 27, 1890
  772. Private Law 51–375Chap. 375: granting a pension to Joanna W. Turner.May 27, 1890
  773. Private Law 51–376Chap. 376: granting a pension to Miss Charlotte Bradford.May 27, 1890
  774. Private Law 51–377Chap. 377: granting restoration of pension to Sarah A. Woodbridge.May 27, 1890
  775. Private Law 51–378Chap. 378: granting a pension to Mrs. Caroline G. Seyfforth.May 27, 1890
  776. Private Law 51–379Chap. 379: to pension Bartola Thebant, a soldier in the Florida Seminole Indian war of eighteen Hundred and forty-nine and eighteen hundred and fifty.May 27, 1890
  777. Private Law 51–380Chap. 380: to pension Mrs. Theodora M. Piatt.May 27, 1890
  778. Private Law 51–381Chap. 381: for the relief of Mary B. Hook.May 27, 1890
  779. Private Law 51–383Chap. 383: granting a pension to Catharine Simmonds.May 28, 1890
  780. Private Law 51–384Chap. 384: granting a pension to Amelia M. McAllister.May 28, 1890
  781. Private Law 51–385Chap. 385: granting a pension to Mary O. Hall.May 28, 1890
  782. Private Law 51–386Chap. 386: granting a pension to John Carter.May 28, 1890
  783. Private Law 51–387Chap. 387: granting a pension to John Dean.May 28, 1890
  784. Private Law 51–392Chap. 392: granting a pension to Malvina P. Fletcher, widow of John B. Fletcher, late private Company D, First Michigan Engineers.Jun 2, 1890
  785. Private Law 51–393Chap. 393: granting a pension to William Clawson.Jun 3, 1890
  786. Private Law 51–394Chap. 394: granting a pension to Mary Pollock.Jun 3, 1890
  787. Private Law 51–395Chap. 395: granting a pension to Lydia K. White, a volunteer Army nurse.Jun 3, 1890
  788. Private Law 51–396Chap. 396: granting a pension to Mrs. Harriet Dada Emens, formerly Miss Hattie A. Dada.Jun 3, 1890
  789. Private Law 51–397Chap. 397: granting a pension to Juliet Opie H. Ayers.Jun 3, 1890
  790. Private Law 51–398Chap. 398: granting a pension to Edmund T. Spotswood.Jun 3, 1890
  791. Private Law 51–404Chap. 404: for the relief of Caroline M. McDougal, widow of the late Rear-Admiral David McDougal, United States Navy.Jun 9, 1890
  792. Private Law 51–411Chap. 411: for the relief of Leonard Martin.Jun 10, 1890
  793. Private Law 51–416Chap. 416: granting a pension to Arthur D. and Alfred A. Lyford.Jun 11, 1890
  794. Private Law 51–417Chap. 417: for the relief of James W. Harvey, as assignee of Joseph Parkins.Jun 11, 1890
  795. Private Law 51–420Chap. 420: for the relief of Alice E. Robertson.Jun 13, 1890
  796. Private Law 51–421Chap. 421: granting a pension to William R. Arey.Jun 12, 1890
  797. Private Law 51–434Chap. 434: for the relief of James H. Bacon.Jun 19, 1890
  798. Private Law 51–439Chap. 439: granting an increase of pension to Henry Strawbridge.Jun 20, 1890
  799. Private Law 51–440Chap. 440: granting a pension to Mary Ann Schirye.Jun 20, 1890
  800. Private Law 51–441Chap. 441: for the relief of Humbert Brothers.Jun 20, 1890
  801. Private Law 51–442Chap. 442: granting a pension to James S. Ferrin.Jun 20, 1890
  802. Private Law 51–443Chap. 443: granting a pension to Margaret Stewart.Jun 20, 1890
  803. Private Law 51–444Chap. 444: granting a pension to Mrs. Jane PottsJun 20, 1890
  804. Private Law 51–445Chap. 445: granting a pension to Annie E. Lambing.Jun 20, 1890
  805. Private Law 51–446Chap. 446: granting a pension to Richard D. McKinney.Jun 20, 1890
  806. Private Law 51–447Chap. 447: granting a pension to Alexander McCormick.Jun 20, 1890
  807. Private Law 51–448Chap. 448: granting a pension to Joseph K. Hamilton, dependent father of John E. Hamilton, late private Company D, One hundred and third Pennsylvania Volunteers.Jun 20, 1890
  808. Private Law 51–449Chap. 449: granting a pension to Daniel Sober.Jun 20, 1890
  809. Private Law 51–450Chap. 450: granting a pension to Bridget Tole.Jun 20, 1890
  810. Private Law 51–451Chap. 451: granting a pension to Charles H. Perry.Jun 20, 1890
  811. Private Law 51–452Chap. 452: granting a pension to Jane A. Lusk.Jun 20, 1890
  812. Private Law 51–453Chap. 453: granting a pension to John A. Miller.Jun 20, 1890
  813. Private Law 51–454Chap. 454: granting a pension to Mrs. Pauline HohmannJun 20, 1890
  814. Private Law 51–455Chap. 455: granting a pension to Delia T. S. Parnell.Jun 20, 1890
  815. Private Law 51–456Chap. 456: granting a pension to William Crowford.Jun 20, 1890
  816. Private Law 51–457Chap. 457: granting a pension to Mary A. Lefebvre, widow of Hiram Goodspeed, late of Company A, Fifty-sixth Massachusetts Volunteers.Jun 20, 1890
  817. Private Law 51–458Chap. 458: granting a pension to William H. Chapman.Jun 20, 1890
  818. Private Law 51–459Chap. 459: granting a pension to Mrs. Sallie J. Miner.Jun 20, 1890
  819. Private Law 51–460Chap. 460: granting an increase of pension to John F. Chase.Jun 20, 1890
  820. Private Law 51–461Chap. 461: granting an increase of pension to Samuel Chandler.Jun 20, 1890
  821. Private Law 51–462Chap. 462: granting an increase of pension to Thomas Riley, late of Company L, Seventh United States Cavalry.Jun 30, 1890
  822. Private Law 51–463Chap. 463: granting an increase of pension to Margaret A. BlakeJun 20, 1890
  823. Private Law 51–464Chap. 464: granting an increase of pension to William Thompson.Jun 20, 1890
  824. Private Law 51–466Chap. 466: granting an increase of pension to George Uhl.Jun 20, 1890
  825. Private Law 51–466Chap. 466: to increase the pension of Joseph Claire.Jun 20, 1890
  826. Private Law 51–467Chap. 467: to increase the pension of Isaiah Humrichouser.Jun 20, 1890
  827. Private Law 51–468Chap. 468: to increase the pension of George C. Quick.Jun 20, 1890
  828. Private Law 51–469Chap. 469: to increase the pension of Levi H. Utt.Jun 20, 1890
  829. Private Law 51–470Chap. 470: for the relief of Barent S. Van Buren.Jun 20, 1890
  830. Private Law 51–471Chap. 471: for the relief of Sarah D. Duke.Jun 20, 1890
  831. Private Law 51–472Chap. 472: for the relief of Theodore J. ShandalJun 20, 1890
  832. Private Law 51–473Chap. 473: for the relief of William A. Benge.Jun 20, 1890
  833. Private Law 51–474Chap. 474: for the relief of Asher Post.Jun 20, 1890
  834. Private Law 51–475Chap. 475: increasing the pension of Thomas Ward.Jun 20, 1890
  835. Private Law 51–476Chap. 476: increasing the pension of Sarah Dabney, a Revolutionary pensioner.Jun 20, 1890
  836. Private Law 51–477Chap. 477: to grant a pension to Eliza Richardson.Jun 20, 1890
  837. Private Law 51–478Chap. 478: to restore the name of Belinda Lloyd to the pension-roll and pay her a pension.Jun 20, 1890
  838. Private Law 51–481Chap. 481: to restore the name of Belinda Lloyd to the pension-roll and pay her a pension.Jun 20, 1890
  839. Private Law 51–482Chap. 482: granting a pension to Sarah Cuthbert.Jun 21, 1890
  840. Private Law 51–483Chap. 483: granting a pension to Mary Murphy.Jun 21, 1890
  841. Private Law 51–484Chap. 484: granting a pension to Sarah Meader.Jun 21, 1890
  842. Private Law 51–485Chap. 485: granting a pension to Susanna Mitts.Jun 21, 1890
  843. Private Law 51–486Chap. 486: granting a pension to William V. Cronk.Jun 21, 1890
  844. Private Law 51–487Chap. 487: granting a pension to Anna Haarstick.Jun 21, 1890
  845. Private Law 51–488Chap. 488: granting a pension to Mary Personeus.Jun 21, 1890
  846. Private Law 51–489Chap. 489: granting a pension to Thomas F. RobinsonJun 21, 1890
  847. Private Law 51–490Chap. 490: granting a pension to Seth M. Walter.Jun 21, 1890
  848. Private Law 51–491Chap. 491: granting a pension to Samuel Sterling.Jun 21, 1890
  849. Private Law 51–492Chap. 492: granting a pension to James M. McKinney.Jun 21, 1890
  850. Private Law 51–493Chap. 493: granting a pension to David Doty.Jun 21, 1890
  851. Private Law 51–494Chap. 494: granting a pension to Eliza J. Glass.Jun 21, 1890
  852. Private Law 51–495Chap. 495: granting a pension to Elizabeth A. Jones.Jun 21, 1890
  853. Private Law 51–496Chap. 496: granting a pension to Dolly Blazer.Jun 21, 1890
  854. Private Law 51–497Chap. 497: granting a pension to Maria Solles.Jun 21, 1890
  855. Private Law 51–498Chap. 498: granting a pension to Angelina Silver.Jun 21, 1890
  856. Private Law 51–499Chap. 499: for the relief of Johanna Eckle.Jun 21, 1890
  857. Private Law 51–500Chap. 500: for the relief of W. P Alexander.Jun 21, 1890
  858. Private Law 51–501Chap. 501: granting a pension to Thomas J. Cassidy.Jun 21, 1890
  859. Private Law 51–502Chap. 502: granting a pension to James H. Fleming.Jun 21, 1890
  860. Private Law 51–503Chap. 503: to grant a pension to Barbara Madden.Jun 21, 1890
  861. Private Law 51–504Chap. 504: granting a pension to Ellen Shea.Jun 21, 1890
  862. Private Law 51–505Chap. 505: granting a pension to James McCusker.Jun 21, 1890
  863. Private Law 51–506Chap. 506: granting a pension to Mrs. Maria Clark.Jun 21, 1890
  864. Private Law 51–507Chap. 507: granting a pension to Mrs. Elizabeth Burress.Jun 21, 1890
  865. Private Law 51–508Chap. 508: granting a pension to Susan M. Gardner.Jun 21, 1890
  866. Private Law 51–509Chap. 509: granting a pension to Frances J. Elgar.Jun 21, 1890
  867. Private Law 51–510Chap. 510: granting a pension to Sarah Devine, mother of Jesse Chapman.Jun 21, 1890
  868. Private Law 51–511Chap. 511: granting a pension to Anastasia McGrievy.Jun 21, 1890
  869. Private Law 51–512Chap. 512: granting a pension to Mary A. Selbach.Jun 21, 1890
  870. Private Law 51–513Chap. 513: granting a pension to Mrs. Susannah D. Clark.Jun 21, 1890
  871. Private Law 51–514Chap. 514: granting a pension to Martha McIlwain.Jun 21, 1890
  872. Private Law 51–515Chap. 515: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary Shumway.Jun 21, 1890
  873. Private Law 51–516Chap. 516: granting a pension to Sarah C. McCamly.Jun 21, 1890
  874. Private Law 51–517Chap. 517: granting a pension to Eugenia A. Helston.Jun 21, 1890
  875. Private Law 51–518Chap. 518: granting a pension to Elizabeth Bennett.Jun 21, 1890
  876. Private Law 51–519Chap. 519: granting a pension to John S. Lozier.Jun 21, 1890
  877. Private Law 51–520Chap. 520: granting a pension to Mrs. Harriet McMann.Jun 21, 1890
  878. Private Law 51–521Chap. 521: granting a pension to Isaac Moore.Jun 21, 1890
  879. Private Law 51–522Chap. 522: granting a pension to Elisha L. Elam.Jun 21, 1890
  880. Private Law 51–523Chap. 523: granting a pension to Henry Stumpf.Jun 21, 1890
  881. Private Law 51–524Chap. 524: granting a pension to Clara Frey.Jun 21, 1890
  882. Private Law 51–525Chap. 525: granting a pension to John H. McLaughlin.Jun 21, 1890
  883. Private Law 51–526Chap. 526: granting a pension to Mary G. Caley.Jun 21, 1890
  884. Private Law 51–527Chap. 527: granting a pension to Pauline M. Beach.Jun 21, 1890
  885. Private Law 51–528Chap. 528: granting a pension to Warner M. Ellis.Jun 21, 1890
  886. Private Law 51–529Chap. 529: granting a pension to Eva T. Blake.Jun 21, 1890
  887. Private Law 51–530Chap. 530: granting a pension to Elijah Kilday.Jun 21, 1890
  888. Private Law 51–531Chap. 531: for the relief of Mrs. Olive Padgett.Jun 21, 1890
  889. Private Law 51–532Chap. 532: for the relief of Elizabeth Earp.Jun 21, 1890
  890. Private Law 51–533Chap. 533: for the relief of Emeline Beam, mother of Isaac W. Beam.Jun 21, 1890
  891. Private Law 51–534Chap. 534: for the relief of Edward Haynes.Jun 21, 1890
  892. Private Law 51–535Chap. 535: for the relief of Ellen Baddeley.Jun 21, 1890
  893. Private Law 51–536Chap. 536: for the relief of Isabel Hensley.Jun 21, 1890
  894. Private Law 51–537Chap. 537: restoring to the pension-roll the name of Florian Lischewsky.Jun 21, 1890
  895. Private Law 51–538Chap. 538: to grant a pension to Jacob E. Goudy.Jun 21, 1890
  896. Private Law 51–539Chap. 539: to grant a pension to Elizabeth T. Garrett.Jun 21, 1890
  897. Private Law 51–541Chap. 541: for the relief of Lydia G. Carnes.Jun 24, 1890
  898. Private Law 51–542Chap. 542: for the relief of Harrison Tryon.Jun 24, 1890
  899. Private Law 51–543Chap. 543: for the relief of Sarah M. Williams.Jun 24, 1890
  900. Private Law 51–544Chap. 544: granting a pension to Elizabeth Cheesman.Jun 24, 1890
  901. Private Law 51–545Chap. 545: granting a pension to John Dunn.Jun 24, 1890
  902. Private Law 51–546Chap. 546: granting a pension to J. N. Jordan.Jun 24, 1890
  903. Private Law 51–547Chap. 547: granting a pension to James Goff, of Tennessee.Jun 24, 1890
  904. Private Law 51–548Chap. 548: granting a pension to Benjamin F. Douglass.Jun 24, 1890
  905. Private Law 51–549Chap. 549: granting a pension to Sarah Ann Noe.Jun 24, 1890
  906. Private Law 51–550Chap. 550: granting a pension to Kate Woodbridge Michaelis.Jun 24, 1890
  907. Private Law 51–551Chap. 551: granting a pension to William Elsworth Fletcher.Jun 24, 1890
  908. Private Law 51–552Chap. 552: granting a pension to Francis M. Hull.Jun 24, 1890
  909. Private Law 51–553Chap. 553: granting a pension to Samuel Wilson.Jun 24, 1890
  910. Private Law 51–554Chap. 554: granting a pension to William Quimby.Jun 24, 1890
  911. Private Law 51–555Chap. 555: granting a pension to Anson Freeman.Jun 24, 1890
  912. Private Law 51–556Chap. 556: granting a pension to George F. White.Jun 24, 1890
  913. Private Law 51–557Chap. 557: granting a pension to Nellie R. Cook.Jun 24, 1890
  914. Private Law 51–558Chap. 558: granting a pension to Charlotte Small.Jun 24, 1890
  915. Private Law 51–559Chap. 559: granting a pension to Robert W. Herod.Jun 24, 1890
  916. Private Law 51–560Chap. 560: granting a pension to Sarah N. West.Jun 24, 1890
  917. Private Law 51–561Chap. 561: granting a pension to Mary Donohue.Jun 24, 1890
  918. Private Law 51–562Chap. 562: granting a pension to Sally Powell.Jun 24, 1890
  919. Private Law 51–563Chap. 563: granting a pension to Simon Beakler.Jun 24, 1890
  920. Private Law 51–564Chap. 564: granting a pension to Sarah Connally.Jun 24, 1890
  921. Private Law 51–565Chap. 565: granting a pension to Lydia W. Sayre.Jun 24, 1890
  922. Private Law 51–566Chap. 566: granting a pension to William Wetzel.Jun 24, 1890
  923. Private Law 51–567Chap. 567: granting a pension to Chester Denton.Jun 24, 1890
  924. Private Law 51–568Chap. 568: granting a pension to Mary Mayberry.Jun 24, 1890
  925. Private Law 51–569Chap. 569: granting a pension to Absalom Carney.Jun 24, 1890
  926. Private Law 51–570Chap. 570: granting a pension to Frank Deming, Company F, Ninth Michigan Infantry.Jun 24, 1890
  927. Private Law 51–571Chap. 571: granting a pension to Sarah A. HarrisonJun 24, 1890
  928. Private Law 51–572Chap. 572: granting a pension to Catharine Talkington.Jun 24, 1890
  929. Private Law 51–573Chap. 573: granting a pension to Amanda J. Delap.Jun 24, 1890
  930. Private Law 51–574Chap. 574: granting a pension to Lawrence Dougherty.Jun 24, 1890
  931. Private Law 51–575Chap. 575: granting a pension to Keziah Randall, Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, widow of Richard Randall, who served in the coast guard, eighteen hundred and twelve to eighteen hundred and fifteen.Jun 24, 1890
  932. Private Law 51–576Chap. 576: granting a pension to August Seiter.Jun 24, 1890
  933. Private Law 51–577Chap. 577: granting a pension to Joseph Morris.Jun 24, 1890
  934. Private Law 51–508Chap. 508: granting a pension to Thomas Shannon.Jun 24, 1890
  935. Private Law 51–579Chap. 579: granting a pension to Freeman BuellJun 24, 1890
  936. Private Law 51–580Chap. 580: granting a pension to Ezra E. Annis.Jun 24, 1890
  937. Private Law 51–581Chap. 581: granting a pension to Belle Morrison, of Dillsborough, Indiana.Jun 24, 1890
  938. Private Law 51–582Chap. 582: granting a pension to James O'Donnell.Jun 24, 1890
  939. Private Law 51–583Chap. 583: granting a pension to David Rose.Jun 24, 1890
  940. Private Law 51–584Chap. 584: granting a pension to Harriet. E. Cooper.Jun 24, 1890
  941. Private Law 51–585Chap. 585: granting a pension to Mary P. Thompson.Jun 24, 1890
  942. Private Law 51–586Chap. 586: granting a pension to Joseph Whitmore for service in the Indian war.Jun 24, 1890
  943. Private Law 51–587Chap. 587: granting a pension to Catherine Sattle.Jun 24, 1890
  944. Private Law 51–588Chap. 588: granting a pension to T. G. Metcalf.Jun 24, 1890
  945. Private Law 51–589Chap. 589: granting a pension to Mary Ann Griswold.Jun 24, 1890
  946. Private Law 51–590Chap. 590: granting an increase of pension to Merritt Lewis.Jun 24, 1890
  947. Private Law 51–591Chap. 591: granting an increase of pension to Stewart Herbert.Jun 24, 1890
  948. Private Law 51–592Chap. 592: granting an increase of pension to Charles, H. Moore.Jun 24, 1890
  949. Private Law 51–593Chap. 593: granting an increase of pensions to John Pardy.Jun 24, 1890
  950. Private Law 51–594Chap. 594: granting an increase of pension to Owen C. Powell.Jun 24, 1890
  951. Private Law 51–595Chap. 595: granting an increase of pension to Morgan Dimond.Jun 24, 1890
  952. Private Law 51–596Chap. 596: granting an increased pension to Adaline Whelan.Jun 24, 1890
  953. Private Law 51–597Chap. 597: granting an increase of pension to Elnathan Meade, late of Company C, Forty-fourth New York Volunteers.Jun 24, 1890
  954. Private Law 51–598Chap. 598: for the relief of Ernst Barth.Jun 24, 1890
  955. Private Law 51–599Chap. 599: for the relief of William Allen.Jun 24, 1890
  956. Private Law 51–600Chap. 600: for the relief of John A. Whitcomb.Jun 24, 1890
  957. Private Law 51–601Chap. 601: for the relief of Mary Walsh.Jun 24, 1890
  958. Private Law 51–602Chap. 602: to grant a pension to James Y. Law.Jun 24, 1890
  959. Private Law 51–603Chap. 603: to grant a pension to John B. VileJun 24, 1890
  960. Private Law 51–604Chap. 604: to increase the pension of Mrs. Antonia B. Lynch.Jun 24, 1890
  961. Private Law 51–605Chap. 605: to increase the pension of William P. Squire.Jun 24, 1890
  962. Private Law 51–606Chap. 606: to increase the pension of Everhard Welter.Jun 24, 1890
  963. Private Law 51–607Chap. 607: to increase the pension of Andrew Langton, late of Company E, Twenty-seventh Indiana Volunteers.Jun 24, 1890
  964. Private Law 51–608Chap. 608: to pension James T. Furlow for service in the Indian war.Jun 24, 1890
  965. Private Law 51–609Chap. 609: to grant an increase of pension to Harvey T. Alcott, late of Company K, One hundred and twenty-sixth New York Infantry Volunteers.Jun 24, 1890
  966. Private Law 51–610Chap. 610: increasing the pension of Alonzo L. Page, late of Company B, Third Vermont Volunteers.Jun 24, 1890
  967. Private Law 51–611Chap. 611: for restoration of Abner Morehead to the pension-roll.Jun 24, 1890
  968. Private Law 51–617Chap. 617: granting a pension to Mary Ann Lang.Jun 25, 1890
  969. Private Law 51–618Chap. 618: granting a pension to Mary W. Smalley.Jun 25, 1890
  970. Private Law 51–619Chap. 619: granting a pension to Mrs. Catharine Reed.Jun 25, 1890
  971. Private Law 51–620Chap. 620: granting a pension to Archibald F. Coon.Jun 25, 1890
  972. Private Law 51–621Chap. 621: granting a pension to Alexander G. Davis.Jun 25, 1890
  973. Private Law 51–622Chap. 622: granting a pension to Mary F. Cochran.Jun 25, 1890
  974. Private Law 51–623Chap. 623: granting a pension to Christopher C. Funk.Jun 25, 1890
  975. Private Law 51–624Chap. 624: granting a pension to Mrs. Sallie H. Wilson.Jun 25, 1890
  976. Private Law 51–625Chap. 625: granting an increase of Pension to Clinton Spencer.Jun 25, 1890
  977. Private Law 51–626Chap. 626: for the relief of Christian Kunzie.Jun 25, 1890
  978. Private Law 51–627Chap. 627: for the relief of Norman Cleveland.Jun 25, 1890
  979. Private Law 51–628Chap. 628: to increase the pension of B. F. Hilliker.Jun 25, 1890
  980. Private Law 51–629Chap. 629: to grant a pension to Manuel Garcia.Jun 25, 1890
  981. Private Law 51–630Chap. 630: to grant a pension to Daniel J. Cox.Jun 25, 1890
  982. Private Law 51–637Chap. 637: for the relief of George W. Madden.Jun 28, 1890
  983. Private Law 51–642Chap. 642: granting a pension to William J. Bryan.Jun 30, 1890
  984. Private Law 51–643Chap. 643: granting a pension to Betsy E. Cole.Jun 30, 1890
  985. Private Law 51–644Chap. 644: granting a pension to Mrs. Alice A. Cunningham.Jun 30, 1890
  986. Private Law 51–645Chap. 645: granting a pension to Ann Ruffner.Jun 30, 1890
  987. Private Law 51–659Chap. 659: for the relief of Asa Ellis, collector of internal revenue for the first collection district of California.Jul 3, 1890
  988. Private Law 51–670Chap. 670: for the relief of Cornelia A. Stanley.Jul 11, 1890
  989. Private Law 51–671Chap. 671: granting a pension to William Gardner.Jul 11, 1890
  990. Private Law 51–672Chap. 672: granting a pension to Dobson Amick.Jul 11, 1890
  991. Private Law 51–673Chap. 673: granting a pension to Ellen G. King.Jul 11, 1890
  992. Private Law 51–674Chap. 674: granting a pension to Alfred Denny.Jul 11, 1890
  993. Private Law 51–675Chap. 675: granting a pension to Annie D. Rundlett.Jul 11, 1890
  994. Private Law 51–676Chap. 676: granting a pension to Martha F. Webster.Jul 11, 1890
  995. Private Law 51–677Chap. 677: granting a pension to James E. Kabler.Jul 11, 1890
  996. Private Law 51–678Chap. 678: granting a pension to John K. Evans.Jul 11, 1890
  997. Private Law 51–679Chap. 679: granting a pension to Mary J. FosterJul 11, 1890
  998. Private Law 51–680Chap. 680: granting a pension to Mrs. M. A. HooperJul 11, 1890
  999. Private Law 51–681Chap. 681: granting a pension to Maggie Stauffer.Jul 11, 1890
  1000. Private Law 51–682Chap. 682: granting a pension to Lucy I. Bissell.Jul 11, 1890
  1001. Private Law 51–683Chap. 683: granting a pension to Mariah L. Pool.Jul 11, 1890
  1002. Private Law 51–684Chap. 684: granting a pension to Mary Kinney.Jul 11, 1890
  1003. Private Law 51–685Chap. 685: granting a pension to Frederick KidwilerJul 11, 1890
  1004. Private Law 51–686Chap. 686: granting a pension to Robert H. StewartJul 11, 1890
  1005. Private Law 51–687Chap. 687: granting a pension to Alice NicholsJul 11, 1890
  1006. Private Law 51–688Chap. 688: granting a pension to John Bechen, seniorJul 11, 1890
  1007. Private Law 51–689Chap. 689: granting a pension to Annie E. Dixon.Jul 11, 1890
  1008. Private Law 51–690Chap. 690: granting a pension to Elizabeth Wilson.Jul 11, 1890
  1009. Private Law 51–691Chap. 691: granting a pension to John Bridenback, late private Company L, Fourth Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry.Jul 11, 1890
  1010. Private Law 51–692Chap. 692: granting a pension to Lucy A. Coffield.Jul 11, 1890
  1011. Private Law 51–693Chap. 693: granting a pension to J. M. Stevens.Jul 11, 1890
  1012. Private Law 51–694Chap. 694: granting a pension to Mary F. Hopkins.Jul 11, 1890
  1013. Private Law 51–695Chap. 695: granting a pension to Theodore Gardner.Jul 11, 1890
  1014. Private Law 51–696Chap. 696: granting a pension to Eugenia B. Tabler.Jul 11, 1890
  1015. Private Law 51–697Chap. 697: granting a pension to Jane Wood, widow of Clayborne Wood, late of Company C, Thirty-third Ohio Infantry Volunteers.Jul 11, 1890
  1016. Private Law 51–698Chap. 698: granting a pension to Ada Johnson.Jul 11, 1890
  1017. Private Law 51–699Chap. 699: granting an increase of pension to Henry G. Healy.Jul 11, 1890
  1018. Private Law 51–700Chap. 700: granting an increase of pension to Stephen D. Redfield.Jul 11, 1890
  1019. Private Law 51–701Chap. 701: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. Sallie H. Michler, widow of the late Brevet Bregadier-General Nathaniel Michler, United States Army.Jul 11, 1890
  1020. Private Law 51–702Chap. 702: granting an increase of pension to John E. Walton.Jul 11, 1890
  1021. Private Law 51–703Chap. 703: granting an increase of pension to Oscar S. Collins.Jul 11, 1890
  1022. Private Law 51–704Chap. 704: for the relief of Mary E. Johnson.Jul 11, 1890
  1023. Private Law 51–705Chap. 705: for the relief of Joseph O. Cotton, dependent father of Gregory H. Cotton.Jul 11, 1890
  1024. Private Law 51–709Chap. 709: granting a pension to Sarah C. Anderson and children under sixteen years of age.Jul 14, 1890
  1025. Private Law 51–710Chap. 710: For the relief of Albert H. Emery.Jul 14, 1890
  1026. Private Law 51–711Chap. 711: granting a pension to Margaret E. AdamsonJul 15, 1890
  1027. Private Law 51–712Chap. 712: granting a pension to James M. McKinneyJul 17, 1890
  1028. Private Law 52–713Chap. 713: granting a pension to Francis E. Smith.Jul 17, 1890
  1029. Private Law 52–715Chap. 715: granting increase of pension to Mrs. Adelaide H. Woodall.Jul 22, 1890
  1030. Private Law 52–716Chap. 716: for the relief of Mary Alice White Ogden.Jul 22, 1890
  1031. Private Law 52–718Chap. 718: for the relief of Albert C. Andrews.Jul 25, 1890
  1032. Private Law 52–719Chap. 719: for the relief of Joseph D. Fisher, late Company G, One hundred and Sixteenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry.Jul 25, 1890
  1033. Private Law 52–720Chap. 720: for the relief Charles Murphy.Jul 25, 1890
  1034. Private Law 52–725Chap. 725: to increase the pension of Ziba Yarnell.Aug 6, 1890
  1035. Private Law 52–730Chap. 730: for the relief of Christopher C. Andrews.Aug 13, 1890
  1036. Private Law 52–731Chap. 731: to increase the pension of John Taaffe.Aug 13, 1890
  1037. Private Law 52–732Chap. 732: increasing the pension of John P. Davis.Aug 13, 1890
  1038. Private Law 52–733Chap. 733: increasing the pension of Thompson N. Statham.Aug 13, 1890
  1039. Private Law 52–734Chap. 734: to pension George W. Scott for service in the Florida war.Aug 13, 1890
  1040. Private Law 52–737Chap. 737: granting a pension to Hannah Leo.Aug 15, 1890
  1041. Private Law 52–738Chap. 738: granting a pension to George Obergfell.Aug 15, 1890
  1042. Private Law 52–739Chap. 739: granting a pension to Sarah A. Tryon.Aug 15, 1890
  1043. Private Law 52–740Chap. 740: granting a pension to Gaston Winters.Aug 15, 1890
  1044. Private Law 52–741Chap. 741: granting a pension to Mrs. Christiana Frederika Zeutmeyer, of Fairfield, Minnesota.Aug 15, 1890
  1045. Private Law 52–742Chap. 742: granting a pension to Braddock F. Stocking.Aug 15, 1890
  1046. Private Law 52–743Chap. 743: granting a pension to Mrs. Zelinda Hill.Aug 15, 1890
  1047. Private Law 52–744Chap. 744: granting a pension to Ruth A. Ball.Aug 15, 1890
  1048. Private Law 52–745Chap. 745: granting a pension to Joseph La Preaze.Aug 15, 1890
  1049. Private Law 52–746Chap. 746: granting pension to Sarah L. Patterson and Jane W. Patterson.Aug 15, 1890
  1050. Private Law 52–747Chap. 747: granting a pension to Hannah Bedford.Aug 15, 1890
  1051. Private Law 52–748Chap. 748: granting a pension to William S. Grow.Aug 15, 1890
  1052. Private Law 52–749Chap. 749: granting a pension to Joseph Fisher.Aug 15, 1890
  1053. Private Law 52–750Chap. 750: granting a pension to George W. White.Aug 15, 1890
  1054. Private Law 52–751Chap. 751: granting a pension to Francis Pearce.Aug 15, 1890
  1055. Private Law 52–752Chap. 752: granting a pension to O. Herrick Le Fevre.Aug 15, 1890
  1056. Private Law 52–753Chap. 753: granting a pension to William M, Nourse, of Knoxville, Tennessee.Aug 15, 1890
  1057. Private Law 52–754Chap. 754: granting a pension to A. B. Reeves.Aug 15, 1890
  1058. Private Law 52–755Chap. 755: granting a pension to Norman B. Pratt.Aug 15, 1890
  1059. Private Law 52–756Chap. 756: granting a pension to Johanna Sheld.Aug 15, 1890
  1060. Private Law 52–757Chap. 757: granting a pension to Isaac Kelley.Aug 15, 1890
  1061. Private Law 52–758Chap. 758: granting a pension to Mrs. M. M. Boyle.Aug 15, 1890
  1062. Private Law 52–759Chap. 759: granting a pension to Mrs. Martha E. Grant.Aug 15, 1890
  1063. Private Law 52–760Chap. 760: granting a pension to William White.Aug 15, 1890
  1064. Private Law 52–761Chap. 761: granting a pension to Mary Webster.Aug 15, 1890
  1065. Private Law 52–762Chap. 762: granting a pension to Jane N. Terry.Aug 15, 1890
  1066. Private Law 52–763Chap. 763: granting a pension to George E. Taylor.Aug 15, 1890
  1067. Private Law 52–764Chap. 764: granting a pension to Dwight Parker.Aug 15, 1890
  1068. Private Law 52–765Chap. 765: granting a pension to Rebecca Tussey.Aug 15, 1890
  1069. Private Law 52–766Chap. 766: granting a pension to Mary Ferguson.Aug 15, 1890
  1070. Private Law 52–767Chap. 767: granting a pension to Oran M. Collinsworth.Aug 15, 1890
  1071. Private Law 52–768Chap. 768: granting a pension to Wilhelm Griese.Aug 15, 1890
  1072. Private Law 52–769Chap. 769: granting a pension to Mary L. Radford, widow of William Radford, late rear-admiral, United States Navy.Aug 15, 1890
  1073. Private Law 52–770Chap. 770: to grant a pension to Rachel Levy.Aug 15, 1890
  1074. Private Law 52–771Chap. 771: to grant a pension to Martin Brachall.Aug 15, 1890
  1075. Private Law 52–772Chap. 772: granting increase of pension to James H. Showalter.Aug 15, 1890
  1076. Private Law 52–773Chap. 773: granting an increase of pension to William A. Thomas.Aug 15, 1890
  1077. Private Law 52–774Chap. 774: increasing the pension of Samuel D. Pitcher.Aug 15, 1890
  1078. Private Law 52–775Chap. 775: for the relief of John S. Dill.Aug 15, 1890
  1079. Private Law 52–776Chap. 776: for the relief of Mrs. Angeline Green.Aug 15, 1890
  1080. Private Law 52–777Chap. 777: for the relief of George W. Hutchison.Aug 15, 1890
  1081. Private Law 52–778Chap. 778: for the relief of Hayden Sorter.Aug 15, 1890
  1082. Private Law 52–779Chap. 779: for the relief of Stephen A. Kennedy.Aug 15, 1890
  1083. Private Law 52–780Chap. 780: for the relief of Parker Adams.Aug 15, 1890
  1084. Private Law 52–781Chap. 781: for the relief of Hugh S. McCormick.Aug 15, 1890
  1085. Private Law 52–782Chap. 782: to increase the pension of Edward P. Quinn.Aug 15, 1890
  1086. Private Law 52–783Chap. 783: to increase the pension of Mrs Henrietta O, WhitakerAug 15, 1890
  1087. Private Law 52–784Chap. 784: to increase the pension of Cornelia R. Chandler.Aug 15, 1890
  1088. Private Law 52–785Chap. 785: to increase the pension of Arnold Meyer.Aug 15, 1890
  1089. Private Law 52–786Chap. 786: to increase the pension of Bennett S. Shaug.Aug 15, 1890
  1090. Private Law 52–787Chap. 787: to increase the pension of Elmore E. Ewing.Aug 15, 1890
  1091. Private Law 52–788Chap. 788: to increase the pension of John B Davis.Aug 15, 1890
  1092. Private Law 52–789Chap. 789: to increase the pension of Thomas H. Isbell.Aug 15, 1890
  1093. Private Law 52–790Chap. 790: to increase the pension of Henry L. Potter.Aug 15, 1890
  1094. Private Law 52–791Chap. 791: to increase the pension of Jennie D. Hoskins.Aug 15, 1890
  1095. Private Law 52–792Chap. 792: to increase the pension of Thomas H. Gohagan.Aug 15, 1890
  1096. Private Law 52–793Chap. 793: to increase the pension of Eben E. Smith.Aug 15, 1890
  1097. Private Law 52–794Chap. 794: to increase the pension of Evelyn W. Miles.Aug 15, 1890
  1098. Private Law 52–795Chap. 795: to relieve Peter Moog from the charge of desertion.Aug 15, 1890
  1099. Private Law 52–798Chap. 798: granting a pension to J. Phil. Hurlbut.Aug 18, 1890
  1100. Private Law 52–799Chap. 799: to restore to the pension-roll the name of Mrs. Mary E. Boeke.Aug 18, 1890
  1101. Private Law 52–800Chap. 800: to increase the pension of Zo S. Cook, of Wilcox County, Alabama.Aug 18, 1890
  1102. Private Law 52–808Chap. 808: for the recognition of F. A. Patterson as a captain of the Third West Virginia Cavalry.Aug 18, 1890
  1103. Private Law 52–809Chap. 809: granting a pension to Lorenzo D. Whitford.Aug 19, 1890
  1104. Private Law 52–810Chap. 810: granting a pension to R Allen McCormick.Aug 19, 1890
  1105. Private Law 52–811Chap. 811: for the relief of David L. Truex.Aug 19, 1890
  1106. Private Law 52–821Chap. 821: granting a pension to John W. Reynolds.Aug 29, 1890
  1107. Private Law 52–822Chap. 822: granting a pension to Andrew J. Foust.Aug 29, 1890
  1108. Private Law 52–823Chap. 823: granting a pension to Mary E. Harney.Aug 29, 1890
  1109. Private Law 52–824Chap. 824: granting a pension to Miss Margaret Stafford Worth.Aug 29, 1890
  1110. Private Law 52–825Chap. 825: granting a pension to James A. Myers.Aug 29, 1890
  1111. Private Law 52–826Chap. 826: granting a pension to Nancy A. Thornton.Aug 29, 1890
  1112. Private Law 52–827Chap. 827: granting a pension to Edgar M. Cherry.Aug 29, 1890
  1113. Private Law 52–828Chap. 828: granting a pension to Florida Kennerly.Aug 29, 1890
  1114. Private Law 52–829Chap. 829: granting a pension to Johanna Loewinger.Aug 29, 1890
  1115. Private Law 52–830Chap. 830: granting a pension to Anne Rodgers Macomb.Aug 29, 1890
  1116. Private Law 52–831Chap. 831: granting a pension to Ursula Lucretia Haight.Aug 29, 1890
  1117. Private Law 52–832Chap. 832: granting a pension to Joseph H. Scoopmire.Aug 29, 1890
  1118. Private Law 52–833Chap. 833: granting a pension to G. L. Pease.Aug 29, 1890
  1119. Private Law 52–834Chap. 834: for the relief of James Lansburgh and Julius Lansburgh.Aug 29, 1890
  1120. Private Law 52–835Chap. 835: to remove the charge of desertion now standing against the record of Noyes Barber on the rolls of the Navy Department.Aug 29, 1890
  1121. Private Law 52–836Chap. 836: granting an increase of pension to Virginia L. M. Ewing.Aug 29, 1890
  1122. Private Law 52–842Chap. 842: granting a pension to Mary J. Eadie.Aug 30, 1890
  1123. Private Law 52–843Chap. 843: granting a pension to Mary Ellen Fitzgerald.Aug 30, 1890
  1124. Private Law 52–844Chap. 844: granting a pension to Mary L. Bradley, formerly Mary L. Smith, who served as a nurse in the war of the rebellion.Aug 30, 1890
  1125. Private Law 52–845Chap. 845: granting a pension to Theodora M. Piatt.Aug 30, 1890
  1126. Private Law 52–846Chap. 846: granting a pension to Mary J. Welch, an army nurse in the late war.Aug 30, 1890
  1127. Private Law 52–847Chap. 847: for the relief of Mary B. Le Roy.Aug 30, 1890
  1128. Private Law 52–848Chap. 848: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. F. Selina Buchanan.Aug 30, 1890
  1129. Private Law 52–849Chap. 849: placing the name of Elizabeth Domm on the pension-rolls.Aug 30, 1890
  1130. Private Law 52–850Chap. 850: for the relief of Jesse H. Strickland.Aug 30, 1890
  1131. Private Law 52–851Chap. 851: for the relief of Caroline Baker Stevens, relict of the late Colonel Robert J. Stevens, and daughter of the late Colonel Edward D. Baker.Aug 30, 1890
  1132. Private Law 52–852Chap. 852: to increase the pension of Edward Healy.Aug 30, 1890
  1133. Private Law 52–853Chap. 853: for the relief of Nathaniel McKay and the executors of Donald McKay.Aug 30, 1890
  1134. Private Law 52–855Chap. 855: granting a pension to John Conolly.Sep 1, 1890
  1135. Private Law 52–858Chap. 858: for the relief of the estate of Charles F. Bowers.Sep 2, 1890
  1136. Private Law 52–859Chap. 859: granting a pension to John L. Russell.Sep 2, 1890
  1137. Private Law 52–860Chap. 860: granting a pension to Jeremiah White.Sep 2, 1890
  1138. Private Law 52–861Chap. 861: granting a pension to Thomas Todd.Sep 2, 1890
  1139. Private Law 52–862Chap. 862: granting a pension to Caroline Huddell White.Sep 2, 1890
  1140. Private Law 52–863Chap. 863: granting a pension to Mary J. Milroy.Sep 2, 1890
  1141. Private Law 52–864Chap. 864: granting a pension to Mary C. Winslow.Sep 2, 1890
  1142. Private Law 52–865Chap. 865: granting a pension to Mary E. Greening, widow of Orlando A. Greening, who served in the Indian war.Sep 2, 1890
  1143. Private Law 52–866Chap. 866: granting a pension to Maria E. Baker.Sep 2, 1890
  1144. Private Law 52–867Chap. 867: granting a pension to J. G. Featherstone.Sep 2, 1890
  1145. Private Law 52–868Chap. 868: granting an increase of pension to Harrison De F. Young.Sep 2, 1890
  1146. Private Law 52–869Chap. 869: granting an increase of pension to Augustus J. Wernitsch.Sep 2, 1890
  1147. Private Law 52–870Chap. 870: increasing the pension of Andrew J. Konkle.Sep 2, 1890
  1148. Private Law 52–877Chap. 877: for the relief of the Norfolk County ferry committee.Sep 4, 1890
  1149. Private Law 52–878Chap. 878: granting a pension to Benjamin W. Botts.Sep 4, 1890
  1150. Private Law 52–879Chap. 879: granting a pension to Jeanie Brent Davenport.Sep 4, 1890
  1151. Private Law 52–880Chap. 880: granting a pension to William P. Madden.Sep 4, 1890
  1152. Private Law 52–881Chap. 881: granting a pension to William N. Cline.Sep 4, 1890
  1153. Private Law 52–882Chap. 882: granting a pension to Zephaniah H. Bones.Sep 4, 1890
  1154. Private Law 52–883Chap. 883: granting a pension to Phillipe Ray.Sep 4, 1890
  1155. Private Law 52–884Chap. 884: granting a pension to Daniel Donovan.Sep 4, 1890
  1156. Private Law 52–885Chap. 885: granting a pension to Mrs. Amanda L. Wisner.Sep 4, 1890
  1157. Private Law 52–886Chap. 886: granting a pension to Mena Holmes.Sep 4, 1890
  1158. Private Law 52–887Chap. 887: granting a pension to Eveline A. Noyes.Sep 4, 1890
  1159. Private Law 52–888Chap. 888: granting a pension to Rozalia Junk.Sep 4, 1890
  1160. Private Law 52–889Chap. 889: granting a pension to Betsey Mansfield.Sep 4, 1890
  1161. Private Law 52–890Chap. 890: granting a pension to Lloyd H. Snell.Sep 4, 1890
  1162. Private Law 52–891Chap. 891: granting a pension to John Swearer.Sep 4, 1890
  1163. Private Law 52–892Chap. 892: granting a pension to N. L. Young.Sep 4, 1890
  1164. Private Law 52–893Chap. 893: granting a pension to John McLaren.Sep 4, 1890
  1165. Private Law 52–894Chap. 894: granting a pension to T. A. Morton.Sep 4, 1890
  1166. Private Law 52–895Chap. 895: granting a pension to Charles A. Norton.Sep 4, 1890
  1167. Private Law 52–896Chap. 896: granting a pension to Mary S. Miller.Sep 4, 1890
  1168. Private Law 52–897Chap. 897: for the relief of the heirs or legal representatives of Robert J. Baugness, deceased.Sep 4, 1890
  1169. Private Law 52–898Chap. 898: for the relief of Henrietta E. Boggs.Sep 4, 1890
  1170. Private Law 52–899Chap. 899: for the relief of Isabella Hance, administrative of William Hance.Sep 4, 1890
  1171. Private Law 52–900Chap. 900: for the relief of Mary A, Doud.Sep 4, 1890
  1172. Private Law 52–901Chap. 901: granting increase of pension to Hugh Brady.Sep 4, 1890
  1173. Private Law 52–902Chap. 902: granting increase of pension to Daniel H. Kent.Sep 4, 1890
  1174. Private Law 52–903Chap. 903: granting relief to Samuel D. Harper.Sep 4, 1890
  1175. Private Law 52–904Chap. 904: to remove the charge of desertion from the record of William H. Fenton.Sep 5, 1890
  1176. Private Law 52–905Chap. 905: to remove the charge of desertion against George FettermanSep 5, 1890
  1177. Private Law 52–927Chap. 927: to remove the charge of desertion and of having enlisted in the Confederate service from the records of the War Department standing against John McFarland and to grant him an honorable discharge.Sep 25, 1890
  1178. Private Law 52–928Chap. 928: to correct the military record of William Smith, of Tennessee.Sep 25, 1890
  1179. Private Law 52–929Chap. 929: for the relief of Henry G. Healy.Sep 25, 1890
  1180. Private Law 52–930Chap. 930: for the relief of Christian Fredericksen.Sep 25, 1890
  1181. Private Law 52–931Chap. 931: for the relief of the heirs of Lewis Steelman.Sep 25, 1890
  1182. Private Law 52–932Chap. 932: granting a pension to Lucy Hale.Sep 25, 1890
  1183. Private Law 52–933Chap. 933: granting an increase of pension to Laura L. Wallen.Sep 25, 1890
  1184. Private Law 52–934Chap. 934: to relieve Benjamin F. Smith of the charge of desertion.Sep 25, 1890
  1185. Private Law 52–935Chap. 935: to restore the pension of Jane M. McCrabb.Sep 25, 1890
  1186. Private Law 52–936Chap. 936: restoring the pension of Mrs. Catharine Sonne.Sep 25, 1890
  1187. Private Law 52–937Chap. 937: to relieve Enoch Venter from the charge of desertion.Sep 25, 1890
  1188. Private Law 52–952Chap. 952: to remove the charge of desertion against William Gibbon.Sep 25, 1890
  1189. Private Law 52–953Chap. 953: granting a pension to Henry A. Barnum.Sep 26, 1890
  1190. Private Law 52–954Chap. 954: granting a pension to Mrs. A. J. Horton.Sep 26, 1890
  1191. Private Law 52–955Chap. 955: granting a pension to Thomas Redmond, late private Company K, Fourth United States Infantry.Sep 26, 1890
  1192. Private Law 52–956Chap. 956: granting a pension to Thomas H. Hopkins.Sep 26, 1890
  1193. Private Law 52–957Chap. 957: granting a pension to Margaret Myers.Sep 26, 1890
  1194. Private Law 52–958Chap. 958: granting a pension to Clara Fowler.Sep 26, 1890
  1195. Private Law 52–959Chap. 959: granting a pension to Ann G. Blackington.Sep 26, 1890
  1196. Private Law 52–960Chap. 960: granting a pension to Levi B. Smith.Sep 26, 1890
  1197. Private Law 52–961Chap. 961: granting a pension to Anna Platt.Sep 26, 1890
  1198. Private Law 52–962Chap. 962: granting a pension to Adelaide E. Spurgeon, army nurse.Sep 26, 1890
  1199. Private Law 52–963Chap. 963: granting a pension to David Drumheller.Sep 26, 1890
  1200. Private Law 52–964Chap. 964: granting a pension to Mary White.Sep 26, 1890
  1201. Private Law 52–965Chap. 965: granting a pension to Wells C. Harrell.Sep 26, 1890
  1202. Private Law 52–966Chap. 966: granting a pension to Sallie E. Rickards.Sep 26, 1890
  1203. Private Law 52–967Chap. 967: granting a pension to Louisa M. Sholl.Sep 26, 1890
  1204. Private Law 52–968Chap. 968: granting a pension to Laura James.Sep 26, 1890
  1205. Private Law 52–969Chap. 969: granting a pension to Rebecca McDonald.Sep 26, 1890
  1206. Private Law 52–970Chap. 970: granting a pension to Mary A. Hooke.Sep 26, 1890
  1207. Private Law 52–971Chap. 971: granting a pension to Amanda Watson Bowler.Sep 26, 1890
  1208. Private Law 52–972Chap. 972: granting a pension to Sarah L. Knight.Sep 26, 1890
  1209. Private Law 52–973Chap. 973: granting a pension to Ruth W. Keene Hodgman.Sep 26, 1890
  1210. Private Law 52–974Chap. 974: granting a pension to Mary A. Newcomb.Sep 26, 1890
  1211. Private Law 52–975Chap. 975: granting a pension to Carrie M. Miller.Sep 26, 1890
  1212. Private Law 52–976Chap. 976: granting a pension to Mrs. Elizabeth A. Baker.Sep 26, 1890
  1213. Private Law 52–977Chap. 977: granting a pension to Jonathan D. Hale.Sep 26, 1890
  1214. Private Law 52–978Chap. 978: granting a pension to Polly McArthur.Sep 26, 1890
  1215. Private Law 52–979Chap. 979: granting a pension to Susan C. White.Sep 26, 1890
  1216. Private Law 52–980Chap. 980: granting a pension to Samuel Miller.Sep 26, 1890
  1217. Private Law 52–981Chap. 981: granting a pension to Sarah J. Alexander.Sep 26, 1890
  1218. Private Law 52–982Chap. 982: granting a pension to Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart.Sep 26, 1890
  1219. Private Law 52–983Chap. 983: granting a pension to George Blum.Sep 26, 1890
  1220. Private Law 52–984Chap. 984: granting a pension to Harriet E. Donaldson.Sep 26, 1890
  1221. Private Law 52–985Chap. 985: granting an increase of pension to Henry Sprague.Sep 26, 1890
  1222. Private Law 52–986Chap. 986: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. Ellen W. Thornton, widow of the late Captain James S. Thornton, United States Navy.Sep 26, 1890
  1223. Private Law 52–987Chap. 987: increasing the pension of Smith J. Shafer.Sep 26, 1890
  1224. Private Law 52–988Chap. 988: increasing the pension of Mrs. Caroline Hanneman.Sep 26, 1890
  1225. Private Law 52–989Chap. 989: to increase the pension of James Coey.Sep 26, 1890
  1226. Private Law 52–990Chap. 990: placing the name of Lena Neuninger on the pension-roll.Sep 26, 1890
  1227. Private Law 52–991Chap. 991: for increase of pension to Mrs. Sarah R. Bleecker.Sep 26, 1890
  1228. Private Law 52–992Chap. 992: for the removal of the charge of desertion from the record of Daniel J. Mahoney.Sep 26, 1890
  1229. Private Law 52–993Chap. 993: for the relief of Thomas J. Parker.Sep 26, 1890
  1230. Private Law 52–994Chap. 994: for the relief of James B. Guthrie.Sep 26, 1890
  1231. Private Law 52–995Chap. 995: for the relief of Philip T. Greely.Sep 26, 1890
  1232. Private Law 52–996Chap. 996: for the relief of Margaret F. Smith.Sep 26, 1890
  1233. Private Law 52–997Chap. 997: for the relief of Rear-Admiral Carter.Sep 26, 1890
  1234. Private Law 52–1004Chap. 1004: for the relief of Jeremiah Darling.Sep 26, 1890
  1235. Private Law 52–1005Chap. 1005: for the relief of Doctor Carl Ruckert.Sep 27, 1890
  1236. Private Law 52–1006Chap. 1006: for the relief of Bessie S. Gilmore.Sep 27, 1890
  1237. Private Law 52–1007Chap. 1007: for the relief of Asher W. Foster.Sep 27, 1890
  1238. Private Law 52–1008Chap. 1008: for the relief of Albert Shell.Sep 27, 1890
  1239. Private Law 52–1009Chap. 1009: granting a pension to Mary Crook, widow of George Crook, late a major-general in the United States Army.Sep 27, 1890
  1240. Private Law 52–1010Chap. 1010: granting a pension to Ellen M. McClellan.Sep 27, 1890
  1241. Private Law 52–1011Chap. 1011: granting a pension to Jessie Benton Fremont.Sep 27, 1890
  1242. Private Law 52–1012Chap. 1012: granting an honorable discharge to Almon Wetmore.Sep 27, 1890
  1243. Private Law 52–1013Chap. 1013: correcting the military history of David A. Parkhurst.Sep 27, 1890
  1244. Private Law 52–1014Chap. 1014: to correct the military record of John Hinsmann, late of Company G, Eleventh Regiment Kentucky Cavalry.Sep 27, 1890
  1245. Private Law 52–1015Chap. 1015: to remove the charge of desertion from the military record of William S. Bennett.Sep 27, 1890
  1246. Private Law 52–1016Chap. 1016: to remove the charge of desertion against Almon R. Tobey.Sep 27, 1890
  1247. Private Law 52–1017Chap. 1017: granting a pension to Maryett Vaille.Sep 27, 1890
  1248. Private Law 52–1018Chap. 1018: granting a pension to Sophia J. Dimick.Sep 27, 1890
  1249. Private Law 52–1019Chap. 1019: granting a pension to Margaret Pratt.Sep 27, 1890
  1250. Private Law 52–1020Chap. 1020: granting a pension to Elizabeth Gushwa.Sep 27, 1890
  1251. Private Law 52–1021Chap. 1021: granting a pension to John A. Johnson.Sep 27, 1890
  1252. Private Law 52–1022Chap. 1022: granting a pension to Isaac Riseden.Sep 27, 1890
  1253. Private Law 52–1023Chap. 1023: granting a pension to O. E. Hukill.Sep 27, 1890
  1254. Private Law 52–1024Chap. 1024: granting a pension to Clark StewartSep 27, 1890
  1255. Private Law 52–1025Chap. 1025: granting a pension to Clara Reed.Sep 27, 1890
  1256. Private Law 52–1026Chap. 1026: granting a pension to Agnes R. Rice.Sep 27, 1890
  1257. Private Law 52–1027Chap. 1027: granting a pension to Lucinda Rawlingson.Sep 27, 1890
  1258. Private Law 52–1028Chap. 1028: to pension Stacey Keener, widow of Tillman B. Keener, deceased, who served in the Indian war.Sep 27, 1890
  1259. Private Law 52–1029Chap. 1029: to pension Mathew Lambert for service in the Indian war.Sep 27, 1890
  1260. Private Law 52–1030Chap. 1030: increasing the pension of Nelson Rich.Sep 27, 1890
  1261. Private Law 52–1031Chap. 1031: restoring Rebecca Young to the pension-rolls.Sep 27, 1890
  1262. Private Law 52–1032Chap. 1032: to grant a pension to James Knetsar.Sep 27, 1890
  1263. Private Law 52–1033Chap. 1033: granting increase of pension to Nancy Cato.Sep 27, 1890
  1264. Private Law 52–1034Chap. 1034: granting an increase of pension to Agnes M. BradleySep 27, 1890
  1265. Private Law 52–1035Chap. 1035: granting an increase of pension to Lewis Solomon, a private in Company A, First Indiana Infantry, Mexican war service.Sep 27, 1890
  1266. Private Law 52–1036Chap. 1036: granting an increase of pension to James B. Reed.Sep 27, 1890
  1267. Private Law 52–1037Chap. 1037: granting an increase of pension to Moses Graham.Sep 27, 1890
  1268. Private Law 52–1038Chap. 1038: granting an increase of pension to James H. Vosburgh.Sep 27, 1890
  1269. Private Law 52–1039Chap. 1039: for the relief of Frank A. Lee.Sep 27, 1890
  1270. Private Law 52–1049Chap. 1049: granting a pension to Mary A. Green.Sep 29, 1890
  1271. Private Law 52–1050Chap. 1050: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary Ewald.Sep 29, 1890
  1272. Private Law 52–1051Chap. 1051: granting a pension to Mrs. Delphina P. Walker.Sep 29, 1890
  1273. Private Law 52–1052Chap. 1052: granting a pension to Levi H. Naron.Sep 29, 1890
  1274. Private Law 52–1053Chap. 1053: granting a pension to Abraham W. Jackson.Sep 29, 1890
  1275. Private Law 52–1054Chap. 1054: granting a pension to Barney McArdle.Sep 29, 1890
  1276. Private Law 52–1055Chap. 1055: granting a pension to Nancy Carey.Sep 29, 1890
  1277. Private Law 52–1056Chap. 1056: granting a pension to Fletcher Galloway.Sep 29, 1890
  1278. Private Law 52–1057Chap. 1057: granting a pension to Mary H. Curtis.Sep 29, 1890
  1279. Private Law 52–1058Chap. 1058: granting a pension to Rachel Barnes.Sep 29, 1890
  1280. Private Law 52–1059Chap. 1059: granting a pension to John Mann.Sep 29, 1890
  1281. Private Law 52–1060Chap. 1060: granting a pension to John L. Lindel.Sep 29, 1890
  1282. Private Law 52–1061Chap. 1061: granting a pension to Jonas H. Keen.Sep 29, 1890
  1283. Private Law 52–1062Chap. 1062: granting a pension to W. H. ObrienSep 29, 1890
  1284. Private Law 52–1063Chap. 1063: granting a pension to Mary Welsh.Sep 29, 1890
  1285. Private Law 52–1064Chap. 1064: granting a pension to Mrs Margaret A. Jacoby.Sep 29, 1890
  1286. Private Law 52–1065Chap. 1065: granting a pension to Louisa M. Sippell.Sep 29, 1890
  1287. Private Law 52–1066Chap. 1066: granting a pension to Mrs. Kate Lane Townes, widow of Colonel Robert R. Townes.Sep 29, 1890
  1288. Private Law 52–1067Chap. 1067: granting a pension to Jay Marvin.Sep 29, 1890
  1289. Private Law 52–1068Chap. 1068: granting a pension to Mrs. Emma A. Stafford.Sep 29, 1890
  1290. Private Law 52–1069Chap. 1069: granting a pension to D. M. Miller.Sep 29, 1890
  1291. Private Law 52–1070Chap. 1070: granting a pension to Matilda Evans.Sep 29, 1890
  1292. Private Law 52–1071Chap. 1071: granting a pension to Wiatt ParishSep 29, 1890
  1293. Private Law 52–1072Chap. 1072: granting a pension to Elizabeth Patten.Sep 29, 1890
  1294. Private Law 52–1073Chap. 1073: granting a pension to J. W. Robertson.Sep 29, 1890
  1295. Private Law 52–1074Chap. 1074: granting a pension to Calvin Rasor.Sep 29, 1890
  1296. Private Law 51–1075Chap. 1075: granting a pension to Isadora Ritter, formerly Isadora De Wolf Dimmick.Sep 29, 1890
  1297. Private Law 51–1076Chap. 1076: granting a pension to James H. Means, Doctor of Medicine.Sep 29, 1890
  1298. Private Law 51–1077Chap. 1077: granting a pension to Lucinda Chapin.Sep 29, 1890
  1299. Private Law 51–1078Chap. 1078: to increase the pension of Charles W. Kridler.Sep 29, 1890
  1300. Private Law 51–1079Chap. 1079: to increase the pension of David Shively.Sep 29, 1890
  1301. Private Law 51–1080Chap. 1080: to increase the pension of Alexander Forsyth.Sep 29, 1890
  1302. Private Law 51–1081Chap. 1081: to increase the pension of George H. Brown, Company I, Sixth Vermont Volunteers.Sep 29, 1890
  1303. Private Law 51–1082Chap. 1082: to increase the pension of Charles Barker.Sep 29, 1890
  1304. Private Law 51–1083Chap. 1083: to increase the pension of John N. Harris.Sep 29, 1890
  1305. Private Law 51–1084Chap. 1084: to increase the pension of Thomas Beaumont.Sep 29, 1890
  1306. Private Law 51–1085Chap. 1085: to increase the pension of Cecilia I. Woods.Sep 29, 1890
  1307. Private Law 51–1086Chap. 1086: for the relief of Thomas Nelson.Sep 29, 1890
  1308. Private Law 51–1087Chap. 1087: for the relief of Allen Morris.Sep 29, 1890
  1309. Private Law 51–1088Chap. 1088: for the relief of Margaret Hetzel.Sep 29, 1890
  1310. Private Law 51–1089Chap. 1089: for the relief of Olive M. Hechtman.Sep 29, 1890
  1311. Private Law 51–1090Chap. 1090: for the relief of Mary E. Hicks.Sep 29, 1890
  1312. Private Law 51–1091Chap. 1091: for the relief of John B. Roper.Sep 29, 1890
  1313. Private Law 51–1092Chap. 1092: for the relief of Mary L. Brown, dependent mother of Josiah R. Brown, deceased.Sep 29, 1890
  1314. Private Law 51–1093Chap. 1093: to pension Gabriel StephensSep 29, 1890
  1315. Private Law 51–1094Chap. 1094: to pension Elizabeth R. Lockett.Sep 29, 1890
  1316. Private Law 51–1095Chap. 1095: to pension Susan E. Freeman.Sep 29, 1890
  1317. Private Law 51–1096Chap. 1096: to place the name of Hettie McConnell on the pension-roll.Sep 29, 1890
  1318. Private Law 51–1097Chap. 1097: for relief of Colonel James Lindsay.Sep 29, 1890
  1319. Private Law 51–1098Chap. 1098: granting a pension to Thomas Egan.Sep 29, 1890
  1320. Private Law 51–1099Chap. 1099: granting a pension to Mary Cannon, daughter of James Cannon, late of Company D, One hundred and twenty-fifth Regiment New York Volunteers.Sep 29, 1890
  1321. Private Law 51–1100Chap. 1100: granting pension to Mrs. Lillis Otis.Sep 29, 1890
  1322. Private Law 51–1101Chap. 1101: granting a pension to Elizabeth Abell.Sep 29, 1890
  1323. Private Law 51–1102Chap. 1102: granting a pension to Lewis W. Bloom, of Etna, Kansas.Sep 29, 1890
  1324. Private Law 51–1103Chap. 1103: granting a pension to John Scudder.Sep 29, 1890
  1325. Private Law 51–1104Chap. 1104: granting a pension to Margaret M. ClementsSep 29, 1890
  1326. Private Law 51–1105Chap. 1105: granting a pension to Emma G. Clark.Sep 29, 1890
  1327. Private Law 51–1106Chap. 1106: granting a pension to Rachael A. Fenstamaker.Sep 29, 1890
  1328. Private Law 51–1107Chap. 1107: granting a pension to William Stover.Sep 29, 1890
  1329. Private Law 51–1108Chap. 1108: granting a pension to William Tolle.Sep 29, 1890
  1330. Private Law 51–1109Chap. 1109: granting a pension to Mary L. Nash.Sep 29, 1890
  1331. Private Law 51–1110Chap. 1110: granting a pension to Thomas J. Reed.Sep 29, 1890
  1332. Private Law 51–1111Chap. 1111: granting pension to Sarah Anderson.Sep 29, 1890
  1333. Private Law 51–1112Chap. 1112: granting an increase of pension to Charles E. Osborne.Sep 29, 1890
  1334. Private Law 51–1113Chap. 1113: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. Catherine Edmands.Sep 29, 1890
  1335. Private Law 51–1114Chap. 1114: granting an increase of pension to Michael Hargain.Sep 29, 1890
  1336. Private Law 51–1115Chap. 1115: granting an increase of pension to Ransom E. Braman.Sep 29, 1890
  1337. Private Law 51–1116Chap. 1116: granting an increase of pension to Prentiss M. Fogler.Sep 29, 1890
  1338. Private Law 51–1117Chap. 1117: for relief of Lawrence M. Cafflin.Sep 29, 1890
  1339. Private Law 51–1118Chap. 1118: for the relief of W. G. Triece.Sep 29, 1890
  1340. Private Law 51–1119Chap. 1119: granting a pension to Mrs. A. W. Ackley.Sep 29, 1890
  1341. Private Law 51–1136Chap. 1136: for the relief of William Clawson.Sep 30, 1890
  1342. Private Law 51–1137Chap. 1137: increasing the pension of Mary Snead, a revolutionary pensioner.Sep 30, 1890
  1343. Private Law 51–1138Chap. 1138: increasing the pension of John B. Reed, late lieutenant-colonel of the One hundred and thirtieth Regiment Illinois Volunteers.Sep 30, 1890
  1344. Private Law 51–1139Chap. 1139: increasing the pension of James M. Monroe.Sep 30, 1890
  1345. Private Law 51–1140Chap. 1140: increasing the pension of Presly Hale.Sep 30, 1890
  1346. Private Law 51–1141Chap. 1141: increasing the pension of Mrs. Clementina Fink.Sep 30, 1890
  1347. Private Law 51–1142Chap. 1142: to increase the pension of John H. Grove.Sep 30, 1890
  1348. Private Law 51–1143Chap. 1143: to increase the pension of Milton Barnes.Sep 30, 1890
  1349. Private Law 51–1144Chap. 1144: to increase the pension of John Clark.Sep 30, 1890
  1350. Private Law 52–1145Chap. 1145: to increase the pension of Asenath Turner, a Revolutionary pensioner.Sep 30, 1890
  1351. Private Law 52–1146Chap. 1146: to increase the pension of Sanford Kirkpatrick.Sep 30, 1890
  1352. Private Law 52–1147Chap. 1147: to pension Silas Beezley.Sep 30, 1890
  1353. Private Law 52–1148Chap. 1148: to place the name of Sarah A. Smail upon the pension-roll.Sep 30, 1890
  1354. Private Law 52–1149Chap. 1149: granting an increase of pension to William B. McCreery.Sep 30, 1890
  1355. Private Law 52–1150Chap. 1150: granting a pension to Ellen Courtney.Sep 30, 1890
  1356. Private Law 52–1151Chap. 1151: granting a pension to Laura J. Ives.Sep 30, 1890
  1357. Private Law 52–1152Chap. 1152: granting a pension to Mary E. Williams.Sep 30, 1890
  1358. Private Law 52–1153Chap. 1153: granting a pension to Mrs. M. E. Daniels.Sep 30, 1890
  1359. Private Law 52–1154Chap. 1154: granting a pension to Anna McCreary.Sep 30, 1890
  1360. Private Law 52–1155Chap. 1155: granting a pension to Malinda Foreman.Sep 30, 1890
  1361. Private Law 52–1156Chap. 1156: granting a pension to Micager Hancock.Sep 30, 1890
  1362. Private Law 52–1157Chap. 1157: granting a pension to William C. Ebert.Sep 30, 1890
  1363. Private Law 52–1158Chap. 1158: granting a pension to Reverend Thomas James.Sep 30, 1890
  1364. Private Law 52–1159Chap. 1159: granting a pension to Abigail Hughes.Sep 30, 1890
  1365. Private Law 52–1160Chap. 1160: granting a pension to Miss Francis Thatcher.Sep 30, 1890
  1366. Private Law 52–1161Chap. 1161: granting a pension to Alonzo Hix.Sep 30, 1890
  1367. Private Law 52–1162Chap. 1162: granting a pension to Clarrissa Barker.Sep 30, 1890
  1368. Private Law 52–1163Chap. 1163: granting a pension to Calvin GunnSep 30, 1890
  1369. Private Law 52–1164Chap. 1164: granting a pension to Mrs. Leonora Coon.Sep 30, 1890
  1370. Private Law 52–1165Chap. 1165: granting a pension to W. W. Seely.Sep 30, 1890
  1371. Private Law 52–1166Chap. 1166: granting a pension to Catherine S. Lawrence.Sep 30, 1890
  1372. Private Law 52–1167Chap. 1167: granting a pension to John A. Anderson.Sep 30, 1890
  1373. Private Law 52–1168Chap. 1168: granting a pension to Thompson RileySep 30, 1890
  1374. Private Law 52–1169Chap. 1169: granting a pension to Mrs. Emeline Jane BushnellSep 30, 1890
  1375. Private Law 52–1170Chap. 1170: granting a pension to Sarah McCormick.Sep 30, 1890
  1376. Private Law 52–1171Chap. 1171: granting a pension to David Stockwell.Sep 30, 1890
  1377. Private Law 52–1172Chap. 1172: granting a pension to John Grace.Sep 30, 1890
  1378. Private Law 52–1173Chap. 1173: granting a pension to Conrad McClain.Sep 30, 1890
  1379. Private Law 52–1174Chap. 1174: granting a pension to Montraville A. Harrington.Sep 30, 1890
  1380. Private Law 52–1175Chap. 1175: granting a pension to Mrs. Maria L. McCulloh.Sep 30, 1890
  1381. Private Law 52–1176Chap. 1176: granting an increase of pension to Eliza Efner, a pensioner of the war of eighteen hundred and twelve.Sep 30, 1890
  1382. Private Law 52–1177Chap. 1177: granting a increase of pension to Mrs. Rebecca E. Simon.Sep 30, 1890
  1383. Private Law 52–1178Chap. 1178: granting an increase of pension to Thomas G. Boss.Sep 30, 1890
  1384. Private Law 52–1179Chap. 1179: granting an increase of pension to Edwin D. Bradley, late colonel of the Thirty-eighth Regiment Ohio Volunteers.Sep 30, 1890
  1385. Private Law 52–1180Chap. 1180: for the relief of Alexander Callison.Sep 30, 1890
  1386. Private Law 52–1181Chap. 1181: for the relief of William W Reed, formerly a private of Company D. Ninety-sixth Regiment of Ohio Volunteers.Sep 30, 1890
  1387. Private Law 52–1182Chap. 1182: for the relief of Fanny A. Putney.Sep 30, 1890
  1388. Private Law 52–1183Chap. 1183: for the relief of Uriah Bryant.Sep 30, 1890
  1389. Private Law 52–1184Chap. 1184: to remove the charge of desertion against John Milroy, and authorizing his honorable discharge.Sep 30, 1890
  1390. Private Law 52–1185Chap. 1185: to remove the charge of desertion against Daniel W. SelleckSep 30, 1890
  1391. Private Law 52–1186Chap. 1186: to remove charges of desertion from Ellery C. Folger.Sep 30, 1890
  1392. Private Law 52–1187Chap. 1187: to perfect the military record of James T. Hughes.Sep 30, 1890
  1393. Private Law 52–1188Chap. 1188: to remit the penalties on gun-boat number two, known as the Petrel.Sep 30, 1890
  1394. Private Law 52–1189Chap. 1189: granting a pension to Malinda Collins.Sep 30, 1890
  1395. Private Law 52–1190Chap. 1190: granting a pension to James Malin.Sep 30, 1890
  1396. Private Law 52–1191Chap. 1191: granting a pension to Frederick H. Macke.Sep 30, 1890
  1397. Private Law 52–1192Chap. 1192: granting a pension to Martha J. Dodge.Sep 30, 1890
  1398. Private Law 52–1193Chap. 1193: granting a pension to Mary L. Miller.Sep 30, 1890
  1399. Private Law 52–1194Chap. 1194: granting a pension to Thomas H. Wilkerson.Sep 30, 1890
  1400. Private Law 52–1195Chap. 1195: granting a pension to Mary E. Crimmins, widow of Patrick Crimmins.Sep 30, 1890
  1401. Private Law 52–1196Chap. 1196: granting a pension to Betsey A. Mower.Sep 30, 1890
  1402. Private Law 52–1197Chap. 1197: granting a pension to Wick Morgan.Sep 30, 1890
  1403. Private Law 52–1198Chap. 1198: granting a pension to Ira Manley.Sep 30, 1890
  1404. Private Law 52–1199Chap. 1199: granting a pension to John Morgan.Sep 30, 1890
  1405. Private Law 52–1200Chap. 1200: granting a pension to Cynthia A. Gudgell.Sep 30, 1890
  1406. Private Law 52–1201Chap. 1201: granting a pension to Sallie Douglass Hartranft.Sep 30, 1890
  1407. Private Law 52–1202Chap. 1202: granting a pension to Mrs. Anna S. Taylor.Sep 30, 1890
  1408. Private Law 52–1203Chap. 1203: granting a pension to Elizabeth Rumsey, army nurse.Sep 30, 1890
  1409. Private Law 52–1204Chap. 1204: granting a pension to Benjamin F. Brown.Sep 30, 1890
  1410. Private Law 52–1205Chap. 1205: granting a pension to Amanda M. Smyth.Sep 30, 1890
  1411. Private Law 52–1206Chap. 1206: granting a pension to Harriet B. Hamilton.Sep 30, 1890
  1412. Private Law 52–1207Chap. 1207: granting a pension to Andrew Hopper.Sep 30, 1890
  1413. Private Law 52–1208Chap. 1208: granting a pension to Clara H. McIntire.Sep 30, 1890
  1414. Private Law 52–1209Chap. 1209: granting a pension to Georgiana W. Vogdes.Sep 30, 1890
  1415. Private Law 52–1210Chap. 1210: granting a pension to John W. Bennett.Sep 30, 1890
  1416. Private Law 52–1211Chap. 1211: granting a pension to Salina B. Merrick.Sep 30, 1890
  1417. Private Law 52–1212Chap. 1212: granting a pension to J. Seaton Kelso.Sep 30, 1890
  1418. Private Law 52–1213Chap. 1213: granting a pension to Margaret D. Marchand.Sep 30, 1890
  1419. Private Law 52–1214Chap. 1214: granting a pension to Morris Leavy.Sep 30, 1890
  1420. Private Law 52–1215Chap. 1215: granting a pension to Joseph B. Sellers.Sep 30, 1890
  1421. Private Law 52–1216Chap. 1216: granting a pension to William Norwood.Sep 30, 1890
  1422. Private Law 52–1217Chap. 1217: granting a pension to Henry W. Haley.Sep 30, 1890
  1423. Private Law 52–1218Chap. 1218: granting a pension to Eliza Wallace.Sep 30, 1890
  1424. Private Law 52–1219Chap. 1219: granting a pension to Helen A. Beebe.Sep 30, 1890
  1425. Private Law 52–1220Chap. 1220: granting a pension to Rhoda Buck.Sep 30, 1890
  1426. Private Law 52–1221Chap. 1221: granting a pension to Rebecca A Green.Sep 30, 1890
  1427. Private Law 52–1222Chap. 1222: granting an increase of pension to Mark F. Carter.Sep 30, 1890
  1428. Private Law 52–1223Chap. 1223: granting an increase of pension to William W. Bliss.Sep 30, 1890
  1429. Private Law 52–1224Chap. 1224: granting an increase of pension to Emily F. Warren.Sep 30, 1890
  1430. Private Law 52–1225Chap. 1225: granting an increase of pension to Margaret Flaherty.Sep 30, 1890
  1431. Private Law 52–1226Chap. 1226: granting an increase of pension to Albert P. Davis.Sep 30, 1890
  1432. Private Law 52–1227Chap. 1227: granting an increase of pension to Margaret E. Pierce.Sep 30, 1890
  1433. Private Law 52–1228Chap. 1228: granting increase of pension to Katherine W. Howell.Sep 30, 1890
  1434. Private Law 52–1229Chap. 1229: granting an increase of pension to Garden L. Wight.Sep 30, 1890
  1435. Private Law 52–1230Chap. 1230: granting an increase of pension to Maria. L. Caraher.Sep 30, 1890
  1436. Private Law 52–1231Chap. 1231: to increase of pension to Mrs. Mary B. Cushing.Sep 30, 1890
  1437. Private Law 52–1232Chap. 1232: for the relief of the estate of Thomas Niles, deceased.Sep 30, 1890
  1438. Private Law 52–1233Chap. 1233: to increase the pension of James Johnston.Sep 30, 1890
  1439. Private Law 52–1234Chap. 1234: to increase the pension of Nelson Monroe.Sep 30, 1890
  1440. Private Law 52–1235Chap. 1235: for the relief of John William Cable.Sep 30, 1890
  1441. Private Law 52–1236Chap. 1236: for the relief of William Elmendorf.Sep 30, 1890
  1442. Private Law 52–1237Chap. 1237: for the relief of William J. Martin.Sep 30, 1890
  1443. Private Law 52–1238Chap. 1238: for the relief of George Murray.Sep 30, 1890
  1444. Private Law 52–1279Chap. 1279: for the relief of J. L. Cain and others.Oct 1, 1890
  1445. Private Law 52–1280Chap. 1280: for the relief of Snowdon and Mason.Oct 1, 1890
  1446. Private Law 52–1281Chap. 1281: for the relief of the administatrix of the estate of George W. Lawrence.Oct 1, 1890
  1447. Private Law 52–1282Chap. 1282: for the relief of Timothy Hennessy.Oct 1, 1890
  1448. Private Law 52–1283Chap. 1283: granting a pension to John M. Dunn.Oct 1, 1890
  1449. Private Law 52–1284Chap. 1284: granting an increase of pension to Michael McGarvey.Oct 1, 1890
  1450. Private Law 52–1285Chap. 1285: granting a pension to Sarah E. Palmer.Oct 1, 1890
  1451. Private Law 52–1286Chap. 1286: granting a pension to John C. Morrison.Oct 1, 1890
  1452. Private Law 52–1287Chap. 1287: granting a pension to Julia W. Freeman.Oct 1, 1890
  1453. Private Law 52–1288Chap. 1288: granting a pension to Emily Onderdonk.Oct 1, 1890
  1454. Private Law 52–1289Chap. 1289: granting a pension to Abraham Zimmerman.Oct 1, 1890
  1455. Private Law 52–1290Chap. 1290: granting a pension to Nancy J. Dorlos.Oct 1, 1890
  1456. Private Law 52–1291Chap. 1291: granting a pension to Arthur Connery.Oct 1, 1890
  1457. Private Law 52–1292Chap. 1292: granting a pension to Catlena Lyman.Oct 1, 1890
  1458. Private Law 52–1293Chap. 1293: granting a pension to Martha A. Bowling.Oct 1, 1890
  1459. Private Law 52–1294Chap. 1294: granting a pension to Eben Muse.Oct 1, 1890
  1460. Private Law 52–1295Chap. 1295: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary J. Sanders, the widow of Thomas A. Sanders, who was a scout in the service of the United States Army in the war of the rebellion.Oct 1, 1890
  1461. Private Law 52–1296Chap. 1296: granting a pension to Hannah E. WinneyOct 1, 1890
  1462. Private Law 52–1297Chap. 1297: granting a pension to Mrs. Susan A. Dean.Oct 1, 1890
  1463. Private Law 52–1298Chap. 1298: granting a pension to Thelbert H. Head.Oct 1, 1890
  1464. Private Law 52–1299Chap. 1299: granting a pension to John Frohlin.Oct 1, 1890
  1465. Private Law 52–1300Chap. 1300: granting a pension to Mira Baldwin.Oct 1, 1890
  1466. Private Law 52–1301Chap. 1301: granting a pension to N. W. Leasure.Oct 1, 1890
  1467. Private Law 52–1302Chap. 1302: granting a pension to Theodore L. Alexander.Oct 1, 1890
  1468. Private Law 52–1303Chap. 1303: granting a pension to Louis P. Noros, late of the Jeannette Expedition to the Arctic Ocean.Oct 1, 1890
  1469. Private Law 52–1304Chap. 1304: granting a pension to Samuel S. HumphreysOct 1, 1890
  1470. Private Law 52–1305Chap. 1305: granting a pension to Asa Joiner.Oct 1, 1890
  1471. Private Law 52–1306Chap. 1306: granting a pension to Isaac N. Jacobs.Oct 1, 1890
  1472. Private Law 52–1307Chap. 1307: granting a pension to Emily Fry.Oct 1, 1890
  1473. Private Law 52–1308Chap. 1308: for the relief of Alexander F. Dutton.Oct 1, 1890
  1474. Private Law 52–1309Chap. 1309: for the relief of Mary A. Blaisdell.Oct 1, 1890
  1475. Private Law 52–1310Chap. 1310: for the relief of Adeline Bly, widow of a soldier of the war of eighteen hundred and twelve.Oct 1, 1890
  1476. Private Law 52–1311Chap. 1311: granting an increase of pension to E. T. Hanlon.Oct 1, 1890
  1477. Private Law 52–1312Chap. 1312: granting an increase of pension to Joseph M. Wilson.Oct 1, 1890
  1478. Private Law 52–1313Chap. 1313: granting an increase of pension to Lovey Aldrich.Oct 1, 1890
  1479. Private Law 52–1314Chap. 1314: granting an increase of pension to Edwin Reeder, late a member of Company A, First Tennessee Infantry, in the war with Mexico.Oct 1, 1890
  1480. Private Law 52–1315Chap. 1315: to increase the pension of Mrs. Maria B. Judah.Oct 1, 1890
  1481. Private Law 52–1316Chap. 1316: to increase the pension of Daniel P. Roberts, late a second lieutenant in Company F, of the Third Regiment of Missouri Volunteers in the war with Mexico.Oct 1, 1890
  1482. Private Law 52–1317Chap. 1317: to increase the pension of Mary Y. Dewees.Oct 1, 1890
  1483. Private Law 52–1318Chap. 1318: to increase the pension of Noah Bisbee, formerly private Company K, Eighty-ninth Regiment New York Volunteers.Oct 1, 1890
  1484. Private Law 52–1319Chap. 1319: to grant a pension to Ann Roberts.Oct 1, 1890
  1485. Private Law 52–1320Chap. 1320: increasing the pension of Francis Gilman.Oct 1, 1890
  1486. Private Law 51–9Chap. 9: granting a pension to John Grant.Dec 15, 1890
  1487. Private Law 51–10Chap. 10: for the relief of Martha A. Foster.Dec 15, 1890
  1488. Private Law 51–11Chap. 11: for the relief of Mrs. Charity P. Harrison.Dec 15, 1890
  1489. Private Law 51–12Chap. 12: for the relief of George R. Wright.Dec 15, 1890
  1490. Private Law 51–13Chap. 13: for the relief of James S Smith.Dec 15, 1890
  1491. Private Law 51–14Chap. 14: granting an increase of pension to James W. Lathe.Dec 15, 1890
  1492. Private Law 51–15Chap. 15: granting a pension to George Everts.Dec 15, 1890
  1493. Private Law 51–16Chap. 16: to increase the pension of Stephen L. Kearney.Dec 15, 1890
  1494. Private Law 51–17Chap. 17: granting a pension to Jerusha P. Harding.Dec 15, 1890
  1495. Private Law 51–18Chap. 18: granting a pension to Mary Jane Blackledge.Dec 15, 1890
  1496. Private Law 51–19Chap. 19: granting an increase of pension to John S. Ferguson.Dec 15, 1890
  1497. Private Law 51–20Chap. 20: to grant a pension to Hannah B. Shepherd.Dec 15, 1890
  1498. Private Law 51–21Chap. 21: to pension John D. Bagby.Dec 15, 1890
  1499. Private Law 51–24Chap. 24: for the relief of Major Daniel N. Bash, paymaster, United States Army.Dec 19, 1890
  1500. Private Law 51–35Chap. 35: granting a pension to Adele Jones.Dec 26, 1890
  1501. Private Law 51–36Chap. 36: granting a pension to George H. Rider.Dec 26, 1890
  1502. Private Law 51–37Chap. 37: for the relief of James B. Guthrie.Dec 26, 1890
  1503. Private Law 51–38Chap. 38: releasing S. H. Brooks, assistant treasurer of the United . States, and his sureties on his official bond.Dec 26, 1890
  1504. Private Law 51–48Chap. 48: increasing the pension of Eliza B. Dorrance, widow of the late George W, Dorrance, chaplain United States Navy.Jan 2, 1891
  1505. Private Law 51–49Chap. 49: for the relief of Henry W. Burlingame.Jan 2, 1891
  1506. Private Law 51–51Chap. 51: granting a pension to John Lindt.Jan 6, 1891
  1507. Private Law 51–52Chap. 52: granting a pension to Richard Jackson.Jan 6, 1891
  1508. Private Law 51–53Chap. 53: granting a pension to Nancy Rarden.Jan 6, 1891
  1509. Private Law 51–54Chap. 54: granting a pension to Lydia Hood.Jan 6, 1891
  1510. Private Law 51–55Chap. 55: granting a pension to B. S. Roan.Jan 6, 1891
  1511. Private Law 51–56Chap. 56: granting a pension to Robert A. England.Jan 6, 1891
  1512. Private Law 51–57Chap. 57: to pension Caroll Renfro.Jan 6, 1891
  1513. Private Law 51–58Chap. 58: to pension Willis Brooks.Jan 6, 1891
  1514. Private Law 51–59Chap. 59: to restore the pension or Susan Nelson Page.Jan 6, 1891
  1515. Private Law 51–62Chap. 62: for the relief of Charles N. Felton, formerly assistant treasurer of the United States at San Francisco, California.Jan 8, 1891
  1516. Private Law 51–68Chap. 68: directing the issue of a duplicate of a lost check drawn by A. W. Beard, collector of customs at the port of Boston, Massachusetts, in favor of De Blois and Company.Jan 12, 1891
  1517. Private Law 51–69Chap. 69: to pension Mary Jane Martin.Jan 12, 1891
  1518. Private Law 51–71Chap. 71: for the relief of Abraham Lisner.Jan 13, 1891
  1519. Private Law 51–75Chap. 75: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to issue certain duplicate bonds to Janies E, Andrews to replace same destroyed by tire.Jan 16, 1891
  1520. Private Law 51–81Chap. 81: for the relief of Stubbs and Lackey.Jan 19, 1891
  1521. Private Law 51–82Chap. 82: for the relief of the sureties of George W. Hook, deceased.Jan 20, 1891
  1522. Private Law 51–88Chap. 88: to make payment to E. H. Mix. E. H. Griswold, D. D. Griffith, and C. C. Goodspeed, on erroneous land-entry payments.Jan 21, 1891
  1523. Private Law 51–89Chap. 89: for the relief of Major Joseph W. Wham, paymaster United States Army.Jan 21, 1891
  1524. Private Law 51–90Chap. 90: granting a pension to Mrs. E. J. Baldy, widow of W. H. Baldy.Jan 21, 1891
  1525. Private Law 51–93Chap. 93: granting a pension to Charlotte Stenger.Jan 24, 1891
  1526. Private Law 51–94Chap. 94: granting a pension to Thomas Richardson.Jan 24, 1891
  1527. Private Law 51–95Chap. 95: granting an increase of pension to Aaron H. Le Van.Jan 24, 1891
  1528. Private Law 51–96Chap. 96: granting an increase of pension to Sarah V. Azpell.Jan 24, 1891
  1529. Private Law 51–97Chap. 97: for the relief of Amos Gilbert.Jan 24, 1891
  1530. Private Law 51–104Chap. 104: granting a pension to Frederick Slawson.Jan 26, 1891
  1531. Private Law 51–105Chap. 105: granting a pension to Johanna Teubner.Jan 26, 1891
  1532. Private Law 51–106Chap. 106: granting a pension to George A. Perkins.Jan 26, 1891
  1533. Private Law 51–107Chap. 107: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. Mary McIntosh.Jan 26, 1891
  1534. Private Law 51–108Chap. 108: to authorize the Secretary of War to remove the charges of desertion from the records of the War Department as to Dudley Johnson, late ordnance sergeant, United States Army.Jan 26, 1891
  1535. Private Law 51–110Chap. 110: to provide increase of pension to Hosea Brown, of the war of eighteen hundred and twelveJan 28, 1891
  1536. Private Law 51–111Chap. 111: granting a pension to Emily P. Collins.Jan 28, 1891
  1537. Private Law 51–112Chap. 112: granting a pension to Mary B. Hascall.Feb 4, 1891
  1538. Private Law 51–118Chap. 118: to appropriate the sum of five hundred and seventeen dollars and sixty cents to George B. Kane and Company, in full payment of a balance due them for printer’s ink furnished by them to the Public Printer.Feb 7, 1891
  1539. Private Law 51–119Chap. 119: to grant a pension to Major-General Franz Sigel.Feb 7, 1891
  1540. Private Law 51–120Chap. 120: granting an increase of pension to Joseph J. Bartlett.Feb 7, 1891
  1541. Private Law 51–132Chap. 132: for the relief of James H. Smith, late postmaster at Memphis, Tennessee.Feb 11, 1891
  1542. Private Law 51–133Chap. 133: to remove the charge of desertion from the record of Michael Meskell.Feb 11, 1891
  1543. Private Law 51–134Chap. 134: for the relief of George Gunnell.Feb 11, 1891
  1544. Private Law 51–135Chap. 135: granting a pension to Ellen E. Truex.Feb 12, 1891
  1545. Private Law 51–136Chap. 136: granting a pension to Lydia A. Eaton.Feb 12, 1891
  1546. Private Law 51–137Chap. 137: granting a pension to Lucy A. George.Feb 12, 1891
  1547. Private Law 51–138Chap. 138: granting a pension to Caroline Hayes.Feb 12, 1891
  1548. Private Law 51–139Chap. 139: granting a pension to Jeremiah M. Sidwell.Feb 12, 1891
  1549. Private Law 51–140Chap. 140: granting a pension to George W. Pitner.Feb 12, 1891
  1550. Private Law 51–141Chap. 141: granting a pension to Bridget Lynch.Feb 12, 1891
  1551. Private Law 51–142Chap. 142: granting a pension to Nancy Hartley.Feb 12, 1891
  1552. Private Law 51–143Chap. 143: granting a pension to Elizalieth Burnett.Feb 12, 1891
  1553. Private Law 51–144Chap. 144: granting a pension to Aphia M. Brown.Feb 12, 1891
  1554. Private Law 51–145Chap. 145: granting a pension to Mrs. Susan Young.Feb 12, 1891
  1555. Private Law 51–146Chap. 146: granting a pension to Charlotte B. Nutting.Feb 12, 1891
  1556. Private Law 51–147Chap. 147: granting a pension to John Pickard.Feb 12, 1891
  1557. Private Law 51–148Chap. 148: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary Hogan.Feb 12, 1891
  1558. Private Law 51–149Chap. 149: granting a pension to Bazel Lemley.Feb 12, 1891
  1559. Private Law 51–150Chap. 150: granting a pension to Maria Hassendeubel and Apollonia Hassendeubel.Feb 12, 1891
  1560. Private Law 51–151Chap. 151: granting a pension to Thomas J. Wilkins.Feb 12, 1891
  1561. Private Law 51–152Chap. 152: granting an increase of pension to Alfred A. Jerome.Feb 12, 1891
  1562. Private Law 51–153Chap. 153: granting an increase of pension to Matthew C. Griswold.Feb 12, 1891
  1563. Private Law 51–154Chap. 154: for the relief of Barton P. Spencer.Feb 12, 1891
  1564. Private Law 51–155Chap. 155: for the relief of Charles Duerson.Feb 12, 1891
  1565. Private Law 51–156Chap. 156: for the relief of William Karger.Feb 12, 1891
  1566. Private Law 51–157Chap. 157: for the relief of Caroline A. Fairfax.Feb 12, 1891
  1567. Private Law 51–158Chap. 158: for the relief of William L. Hurst, of Wolfe County, Kentucky.Feb 12, 1891
  1568. Private Law 51–159Chap. 159: increasing the pension of Catherine Doyle.Feb 12, 1891
  1569. Private Law 51–160Chap. 160: to grant an increase of pension to Simon J. Fought.Feb 12, 1891
  1570. Private Law 51–161Chap. 161: to increase the pension of Mrs. Mary A. McCulloch.Feb 12, 1891
  1571. Private Law 51–162Chap. 162: giving the Court of Claims jurisdiction of the claims on account of property of the Chesapeake Female College, possessed and used by the United States military authorities.Feb 12, 1891
  1572. Private Law 51–169Chap. 169: for the relief of Andrew Schneider.Feb 13, 1891
  1573. Private Law 51–170Chap. 170: for the relief of Charles Max Wittig, alias Max Wittig.Feb 13, 1891
  1574. Private Law 51–171Chap. 171: for the relief of Charles H. Kellen.Feb 13, 1891
  1575. Private Law 51–172Chap. 172: to correct the military record of William E. Crouse.Feb 13, 1891
  1576. Private Law 51–173Chap. 173: to correct the military record of Marcellus Pettitt.Feb 13, 1891
  1577. Private Law 51–174Chap. 174: to reimburse H. W. Keyes for money wrongfully paid the United States for commutation.Feb 13, 1891
  1578. Private Law 51–175Chap. 175: for cancellation of contract with United States engineer for delivery of stone for the improvement of the mouth of the Columbia River in Oregon and Washington.Feb 13, 1891
  1579. Private Law 51–176Chap. 176: granting a pension to John W. Bussabarger.Feb 14, 1891
  1580. Private Law 51–177Chap. 177: granting a pension to Sarah PhillipsFeb 14, 1891
  1581. Private Law 51–178Chap. 178: granting a pension to Caroline E. Gray.Feb 14, 1891
  1582. Private Law 51–179Chap. 179: granting a pension to Ruth Collier, of Tennessee.Feb 14, 1891
  1583. Private Law 51–180Chap. 180: granting a pension to Alexander Moore.Feb 14, 1891
  1584. Private Law 51–181Chap. 181: granting a pension to Harriet J. Yarbrough.Feb 14, 1891
  1585. Private Law 51–182Chap. 182: granting a pension to Ann M. Mosher.Feb 14, 1891
  1586. Private Law 51–183Chap. 183: granting a pension to Margaret Cooney formerly Margaret Dolan.Feb 14, 1891
  1587. Private Law 51–184Chap. 184: granting a pension to Zeruiah A. Potter.Feb 14, 1891
  1588. Private Law 51–185Chap. 185: granting a pension to Martha Leach.Feb 14, 1891
  1589. Private Law 51–186Chap. 186: granting a pension to Orrin Day.Feb 14, 1891
  1590. Private Law 51–187Chap. 187: granting a pension to Drewry Porter.Feb 14, 1891
  1591. Private Law 51–188Chap. 188: granting a pension to Annie M. Kimball, widow of Alvah M. Kimball, Company H, Sixth New Hampshire Regiment Volunteers.Feb 14, 1891
  1592. Private Law 51–189Chap. 189: granting a pension to Theressa D. Doubles.Feb 14, 1891
  1593. Private Law 51–190Chap. 190: granting a pension to Sophia Wenzel.Feb 14, 1891
  1594. Private Law 51–191Chap. 191: granting a pension to Annie B. Pettigrew.Feb 14, 1891
  1595. Private Law 51–192Chap. 192: granting pension to Margaret Proctor Noyes.Feb 14, 1891
  1596. Private Law 51–193Chap. 193: granting a pension to Mrs. K. S. Sutliff, widow of John D. Sutliff.Feb 14, 1891
  1597. Private Law 51–194Chap. 194: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary Baldouf.Feb 14, 1891
  1598. Private Law 51–195Chap. 195: granting a pension to Elizabeth D. Foster.Feb 14, 1891
  1599. Private Law 51–196Chap. 196: granting a pension to Lorain McCook.Feb 14, 1891
  1600. Private Law 51–197Chap. 197: granting a pension to Lucy J. Blanchard, late a volunteer nurse in the United States military service.Feb 14, 1891
  1601. Private Law 51–198Chap. 198: granting a pension to Mary A. McKee.Feb 14, 1891
  1602. Private Law 51–199Chap. 199: granting a pension to Charles D. Hanscom.Feb 14, 1891
  1603. Private Law 51–200Chap. 200: granting a pension to Diana Dickey.Feb 14, 1891
  1604. Private Law 51–201Chap. 201: granting a pension to Captain Andrew J. Briscoe.Feb 14, 1891
  1605. Private Law 51–202Chap. 202: granting a pension to Hannah L. Palmer.Feb 14, 1891
  1606. Private Law 51–203Chap. 203: granting a pension to Samantha A. Bignell.Feb 14, 1891
  1607. Private Law 51–204Chap. 204: granting a pension to Ann Maria Bullock Schram.Feb 14, 1891
  1608. Private Law 51–205Chap. 205: granting a pension to Lydia P. Holmes.Feb 14, 1891
  1609. Private Law 51–206Chap. 206: granting a pension to George W. Bryant.Feb 14, 1891
  1610. Private Law 51–207Chap. 207: for the relief of Mary Ann ReidFeb 14, 1891
  1611. Private Law 51–208Chap. 208: for the relief of Thomas H. Bruce.Feb 14, 1891
  1612. Private Law 51–209Chap. 209: for the relief of Polly Gray.Feb 14, 1891
  1613. Private Law 51–210Chap. 210: for the relief of Alexander Sturgeon.Feb 14, 1891
  1614. Private Law 51–211Chap. 211: for the relief of Delila Roe.Feb 14, 1891
  1615. Private Law 51–212Chap. 212: for the relief of Eliza Pyle.Feb 14, 1891
  1616. Private Law 51–213Chap. 213: for the relief of Daniel Graff.Feb 14, 1891
  1617. Private Law 51–214Chap. 214: for the relief of Martha F. Stebbins.Feb 14, 1891
  1618. Private Law 51–215Chap. 215: for the relief of Richard M. A. Fenwick, late of the Mexican war.Feb 14, 1891
  1619. Private Law 51–216Chap. 216: for the relief of Frances T. Dana.Feb 14, 1891
  1620. Private Law 51–217Chap. 217: for the relief of Mrs. Elizabeth P. Newhouse.Feb 14, 1891
  1621. Private Law 51–218Chap. 218: for the relief of Mrs. Lillie E. Willis.Feb 14, 1891
  1622. Private Law 51–219Chap. 219: to grant a pension to Richard C. Cabeen.Feb 14, 1891
  1623. Private Law 51–220Chap. 220: to grant a pension Lydia Ziegler.Feb 14, 1891
  1624. Private Law 51–221Chap. 221: to grant a pension to Mrs. Etta Hubbs as an army nurse.Feb 14, 1891
  1625. Private Law 51–222Chap. 222: to pension Walker H. Fomby for service in the Indian war.Feb 14, 1891
  1626. Private Law 51–223Chap. 223: to pension Hannah C. Reid.Feb 14, 1891
  1627. Private Law 51–224Chap. 224: to pension James Murphy.Feb 14, 1891
  1628. Private Law 51–225Chap. 225: to pension Thomas Gorham.Feb 14, 1891
  1629. Private Law 51–226Chap. 226: to pension William A. ToddFeb 14, 1891
  1630. Private Law 51–227Chap. 227: to pension Sarah Thomasson.Feb 14, 1891
  1631. Private Law 51–228Chap. 228: granting an increase of pension to John Moran.Feb 14, 1891
  1632. Private Law 51–229Chap. 229: granting an increase of pension to Willis Sturgeon, of Hart County, Kentucky.Feb 14, 1891
  1633. Private Law 51–230Chap. 230: granting increase of pension to Robert Cullen.Feb 14, 1891
  1634. Private Law 51–231Chap. 231: to increase the pension of Daniel King.Feb 14, 1891
  1635. Private Law 51–232Chap. 232: increasing the pension of Mrs. Rochie Brien Buell.Feb 14, 1891
  1636. Private Law 51–233Chap. 233: to place on the pension roll the name of Mrs. Caroline E. Duryee.Feb 14, 1891
  1637. Private Law 51–234Chap. 234: restoring Bethia White, late Bethia Pool, to the pension roll.Feb 14, 1891
  1638. Private Law 51–235Chap. 235: authorizing an increase of invalid pension to William H. Morse, of Lawrence, Massachusetts.Feb 14, 1891
  1639. Private Law 51–236Chap. 236: granting a pension to Henry A. Hoar.Feb 14, 1891
  1640. Private Law 51–241Chap. 241: for the relief of Sarah E. E. Perine, widow and administratrix of William Perine, deceased.Feb 14, 1891
  1641. Private Law 51–242Chap. 242: for the relief of M. A. Fulton, Silas Staples, and the other sureties upon the official bond of James D. Reymert, executed to the United States on the seventh of February, eighteen hundred and sixty, as receiver of public moneys.Feb 16, 1891
  1642. Private Law 51–243Chap. 243: for the relief of Duncan D. Cameron, late first lieutenant ninth United States Colored Troops.Feb 16, 1891
  1643. Private Law 51–245Chap. 245: to grant a pension to General Nathaniel Prentiss Banks.Feb 18, 1891
  1644. Private Law 51–246Chap. 246: for the relief of John Hollins McBlair.Feb 19, 1891
  1645. Private Law 51–247Chap. 247: for the relief of T. A. Kendig.Feb 20, 1891
  1646. Private Law 51–253Chap. 253: for the relief of John W. Blake.Feb 21, 1891
  1647. Private Law 51–254Chap. 254: for the relief of Mrs. Selina Bestor, Orson H. Bestor, and E. Francis Riggs.Feb 21, 1891
  1648. Private Law 51–255Chap. 255: for the relief of Nathan. Kimball, postmaster at Ogden, Utah.Feb 21, 1891
  1649. Private Law 51–256Chap. 256: to remove the charge of desertion from the record of Michael Flaherty.Feb 21, 1891
  1650. Private Law 51–257Chap. 257: for the relief of William Jewell College, of Liberty, Clay County, Missouri.Feb 21, 1891
  1651. Private Law 51–258Chap. 258: for the relief of Henry Clay and others, owners and crew of the whaling schooner Franklin, of New Bedford, Massachusetts.Feb 21, 1891
  1652. Private Law 51–259Chap. 259: for the relief of Thomas W. Houts.Feb 21, 1891
  1653. Private Law 51–260Chap. 260: for the relief of James M. Lowry.Feb 21, 1891
  1654. Private Law 51–261Chap. 261: for the relief of Abram F. McCurdy.Feb 21, 1891
  1655. Private Law 51–262Chap. 262: for the relief of North S. Storms.Feb 21, 1891
  1656. Private Law 51–263Chap. 263: for the relief of the owners and crews of the American whaling-vessels Midas, Progress, Lagoda, Daniel Webster, and Europa.Feb 21, 1891
  1657. Private Law 51–264Chap. 264: for the relief of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Custer.Feb 21, 1891
  1658. Private Law 51–265Chap. 265: authorizing the President of the United States to revoke the order of dismissal of William L. Lenan, first lieutenant Company B, Thirty-eighth Regiment Indiana Volunteers, and to accept his resignationFeb 21, 1891
  1659. Private Law 51–266Chap. 266: to remove the charge of desertion against Urs Ambrose Nunlist.Feb 21, 1891
  1660. Private Law 51–267Chap. 267: granting a pension to Levi Danley.Feb 23, 1891
  1661. Private Law 51–268Chap. 268: granting a pension to Betsey Johnson.Feb 23, 1891
  1662. Private Law 51–269Chap. 269: granting a pension to Sarah J. Powers.Feb 23, 1891
  1663. Private Law 51–270Chap. 270: granting a pen Bion to Andrew J. Elliott.Feb 23, 1891
  1664. Private Law 51–271Chap. 271: granting a pension to Adaline L. Miller.Feb 23, 1891
  1665. Private Law 51–272Chap. 272: granting a pension to Mrs. Jane Hinsdale.Feb 23, 1891
  1666. Private Law 51–273Chap. 273: granting a pension to Peter Zimmerman.Feb 23, 1891
  1667. Private Law 51–274Chap. 274: granting a pension to Myra E. Lakin.Feb 23, 1891
  1668. Private Law 51–275Chap. 275: granting a pension to Frank C. Myrick.Feb 23, 1891
  1669. Private Law 51–276Chap. 276: granting a pension to John Farrell.Feb 23, 1891
  1670. Private Law 51–277Chap. 277: granting a pension to Nathan C. Moore.Feb 23, 1891
  1671. Private Law 51–278Chap. 278: granting an increase of pension to Joseph C. Fosnot.Feb 23, 1891
  1672. Private Law 51–279Chap. 279: for the relief of Rodman M. Price.Feb 23, 1891
  1673. Private Law 51–280Chap. 280: to increase the pension of Edward H. Leib.Feb 23, 1891
  1674. Private Law 51–281Chap. 281: to pension Charles W, Geddes for services rendered in the war with Mexico.Feb 23, 1891
  1675. Private Law 51–292Chap. 292: for the relief of D. H. Mitchell.Feb 24, 1891
  1676. Private Law 51–293Chap. 293: to amend the act of Congress approved September twenty-ninth. eighteen hundred and ninety, authorizing the President to restore Tenedor Ten Eyck to the Army and place him on the retired list.Feb 24, 1891
  1677. Private Law 51–294Chap. 294: to authorize the proper accounting officers of the Treasury to audit and pay the claim of the county of Schuylkill, in the State of Pennsylvania, for money advanced by it under allotments made by soldiers from said county during the late rebellion, by virtue of section twelve of the act of Congress entitled “An act to authorize the employment of volunteers to aid in enforcing the laws and protecting public property,” approved July twenty-second, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Feb 24, 1891
  1678. Private Law 51–295Chap. 295: providing for a board to examine and report as to the physical condition of William C. Spencer at the time of his resignation from the Army.Feb 24, 1891
  1679. Private Law 51–296Chap. 296: for the relief of Elizabeth Jones, widow of John Jones, deceased.Feb 24, 1891
  1680. Private Law 51–297Chap. 297: for the relief of William G. Tidwell.Feb 24, 1891
  1681. Private Law 51–298Chap. 298: for the relief of James Brown.Feb 24, 1891
  1682. Private Law 51–299Chap. 299: granting an increase of pension to General W. H. Powell.Feb 24, 1891
  1683. Private Law 51–300Chap. 300: granting a pension to Daniel Ullman.Feb 24, 1891
  1684. Private Law 51–301Chap. 301: for the relief of William M. Robinson.Feb 25, 1891
  1685. Private Law 51–302Chap. 302: for the relief of the legal representatives of Peter Lyle, deceased.Feb 25, 1891
  1686. Private Law 51–303Chap. 303: for the relief of Margaret Constable.Feb 25, 1891
  1687. Private Law 51–304Chap. 304: for the relief of Coplin McKelvey.Feb 25, 1891
  1688. Private Law 51–305Chap. 305: for the relief of Nancy Potter.Feb 25, 1891
  1689. Private Law 51–306Chap. 306: for the relief of Montgomery Geiger.Feb 25, 1891
  1690. Private Law 51–307Chap. 307: for the relief of John M. Wright, of Audrain County, Missouri.Feb 25, 1891
  1691. Private Law 51–308Chap. 308: granting a pension to Jonathan S. Brink.Feb 25, 1891
  1692. Private Law 51–309Chap. 309: granting a pension to John Gallagher.Feb 25, 1891
  1693. Private Law 51–310Chap. 310: granting a pension to H. W. Goodnight.Feb 25, 1891
  1694. Private Law 51–311Chap. 311: granting a pension to Jane Boswell Moore Bristor.Feb 25, 1891
  1695. Private Law 51–312Chap. 312: granting a pension to James H. Orr.Feb 25, 1891
  1696. Private Law 51–313Chap. 313: granting a pension to E. Patton, of Benedict, Kansas.Feb 25, 1891
  1697. Private Law 51–314Chap. 314: granting a pension to Mrs. G. W. Griffith.Feb 25, 1891
  1698. Private Law 51–315Chap. 315: granting a pension to John McGregor.Feb 25, 1891
  1699. Private Law 51–316Chap. 316: granting a pension to Martha Torrence.Feb 25, 1891
  1700. Private Law 51–317Chap. 317: granting a pension to William Dunn.Feb 25, 1891
  1701. Private Law 51–318Chap. 318: granting a pension to Mrs. Lydia N. Atkinson.Feb 25, 1891
  1702. Private Law 51–319Chap. 319: granting a pension to Martha A. Kendrick.Feb 25, 1891
  1703. Private Law 51–320Chap. 320: granting a pension to Mrs, Matilda Kent.Feb 25, 1891
  1704. Private Law 51–321Chap. 321: granting a pension to Josephine S. Hansel late Wilson.Feb 25, 1891
  1705. Private Law 51–322Chap. 322: granting a pension to Mrs Mary B. FloydFeb 25, 1891
  1706. Private Law 51–323Chap. 323: granting a pension to Mary Williams.Feb 25, 1891
  1707. Private Law 51–324Chap. 324: granting a pension to Eliza Jane Saunders.Feb 25, 1891
  1708. Private Law 51–325Chap. 325: granting a pension to Laura J. Haydon, formerly Burke.Feb 25, 1891
  1709. Private Law 51–326Chap. 326: granting a pension to Mary S. Wheeler.Feb 25, 1891
  1710. Private Law 51–327Chap. 327: granting a pension to Jane Falk.Feb 25, 1891
  1711. Private Law 51–328Chap. 328: granting a pension to Maria M. C. Richards.Feb 25, 1891
  1712. Private Law 51–329Chap. 329: granting a pension to Mary E. Armstrong.Feb 25, 1891
  1713. Private Law 51–330Chap. 330: granting an increase of pension to Hugh McHugh.Feb 25, 1891
  1714. Private Law 51–331Chap. 331: increasing the pension of William L. Horn.Feb 25, 1891
  1715. Private Law 51–332Chap. 332: to increase the pension of James A. Underwood.Feb 25, 1891
  1716. Private Law 51–333Chap. 333: to increase the pension of Robert Hall.Feb 25, 1891
  1717. Private Law 51–334Chap. 334: to increase the pension of Elias D. Thompson.Feb 25, 1891
  1718. Private Law 51–335Chap. 335: to increase the pension of Mrs. Elizabeth R. Gordon, widow of Major George A. Gordon, Fifth Cavalry.Feb 25, 1891
  1719. Private Law 51–336Chap. 336: to pension Winemah Riddell.Feb 25, 1891
  1720. Private Law 51–337Chap. 337: to pension Mrs. Letitia Staenglen.Feb 25, 1891
  1721. Private Law 51–338Chap. 338: to pension Mrs Margaret Walker.Feb 25, 1891
  1722. Private Law 51–339Chap. 339: to grant a pension to Elender Johnston.Feb 25, 1891
  1723. Private Law 51–340Chap. 340: for the relief of James A. Terrell.Feb 25, 1891
  1724. Private Law 51–341Chap. 341: granting an increase of pension to General Isaac F. Quinby.Feb 25, 1891
  1725. Private Law 51–343Chap. 343: for the relief of Daniel B. Washburn.Feb 25, 1891
  1726. Private Law 51–344Chap. 344: for the relief of Henry A. King.Feb 27, 1891
  1727. Private Law 51–345Chap. 345: for relief of Mrs. Agnes Findley Halsey, who served as nurse in the late war under the name of Miss Agnes Findley.Feb 27, 1891
  1728. Private Law 51–346Chap. 346: for the relief of Margaret A. Myers.Feb 27, 1891
  1729. Private Law 51–347Chap. 347: for the relief of Thomas Crawford, of Louisville, Kentucky.Feb 27, 1891
  1730. Private Law 51–348Chap. 348: for the relief of Elizabeth Truax.Feb 27, 1891
  1731. Private Law 51–349Chap. 349: granting a pension to Henry H. Knopp.Feb 27, 1891
  1732. Private Law 51–350Chap. 350: granting a pension to Hannah Cummins.Feb 27, 1891
  1733. Private Law 51–351Chap. 351: granting a pension to William C. Young.Feb 27, 1891
  1734. Private Law 51–352Chap. 352: granting a pension to Elizabeth Johnson.Feb 27, 1891
  1735. Private Law 51–353Chap. 353: granting a pension to Mary Morgan Esdon.Feb 27, 1891
  1736. Private Law 51–354Chap. 354: granting a pension to Mrs. Rachel Wright.Feb 27, 1891
  1737. Private Law 51–355Chap. 355: granting a pension to Christian C. Whistler.Feb 27, 1891
  1738. Private Law 51–356Chap. 356: granting a pension to Anna Horrell.Feb 27, 1891
  1739. Private Law 51–357Chap. 357: granting a pension to Joel Hendricks.Feb 27, 1891
  1740. Private Law 51–358Chap. 358: granting a pension to Elizabeth P. Satterfield.Feb 27, 1891
  1741. Private Law 51–359Chap. 359: granting a pension to Mary A. R. Martin.Feb 27, 1891
  1742. Private Law 51–360Chap. 360: granting a pension to Tunis S. Danford.Feb 27, 1891
  1743. Private Law 51–361Chap. 361: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. Agnes B. Collins.Feb 27, 1891
  1744. Private Law 51–362Chap. 362: granting a pension to William P. Holl.Feb 27, 1891
  1745. Private Law 51–363Chap. 363: granting a pension to Celia Eichele.Feb 27, 1891
  1746. Private Law 51–364Chap. 364: granting a pension to William A. Osborn.Feb 27, 1891
  1747. Private Law 51–365Chap. 365: granting a pension to Matilda M. Harriman.Feb 27, 1891
  1748. Private Law 51–366Chap. 366: granting a pension to Mrs. Louisa M. Gordon.Feb 27, 1891
  1749. Private Law 51–367Chap. 367: granting a pension to Nancy Shotwell.Feb 27, 1891
  1750. Private Law 51–368Chap. 368: granting a pension to Marcellus A. Stovall.Feb 27, 1891
  1751. Private Law 51–369Chap. 369: granting a pension to Millie A, Ritenow.Feb 27, 1891
  1752. Private Law 51–370Chap. 370: granting a pension to Ira Agan.Feb 27, 1891
  1753. Private Law 51–371Chap. 371: granting a pension to Mary Swift.Feb 27, 1891
  1754. Private Law 51–372Chap. 372: granting a pension to Ira A. Stout.Feb 27, 1891
  1755. Private Law 51–373Chap. 373: granting a pension to Marion McKibbenFeb 27, 1891
  1756. Private Law 51–374Chap. 374: granting an increase of pension to Maria L. HammerFeb 27, 1891
  1757. Private Law 51–375Chap. 375: increasing the pension of Mrs. Ruth M. Allen.Feb 27, 1891
  1758. Private Law 51–376Chap. 376: to increase the pension of Mrs. Mary Jane Mallory.Feb 27, 1891
  1759. Private Law 51–377Chap. 377: to increase the pension of Edward Jardine.Feb 27, 1891
  1760. Private Law 51–378Chap. 378: to pension Frances E. Bidwell.Feb 27, 1891
  1761. Private Law 51–379Chap. 379: to grant a pension to Hannah Hurst.Feb 27, 1891
  1762. Private Law 51–380Chap. 380: to grant a pension to Margaret Hawkins.Feb 27, 1891
  1763. Private Law 51–381Chap. 381: for the relief of H. J. Cheney.Feb 27, 1891
  1764. Private Law 51–386Chap. 386: granting an increase of pension to James McLaughlin.Feb 28, 1891
  1765. Private Law 51–387Chap. 387: granting an increase of pension to Samuel Walker.Feb 28, 1891
  1766. Private Law 51–388Chap. 388: granting an increase of pension to Wiley R. Reeves.Feb 28, 1891
  1767. Private Law 51–389Chap. 389: granting an increase of pension to James McMullin.Feb 28, 1891
  1768. Private Law 51–390Chap. 390: granting an increase of pension to Eugene A. Osborn.Feb 28, 1891
  1769. Private Law 51–391Chap. 391: granting an increase of pension to Washington M. Rice.Feb 28, 1891
  1770. Private Law 51–392Chap. 392: granting an increase of pension to Edwin H. Dill.Feb 28, 1891
  1771. Private Law 51–393Chap. 393: granting an increase of pension to Horace B. Seeley, captain Company K, Eighty-sixth Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers.Feb 28, 1891
  1772. Private Law 51–394Chap. 394: granting an increase of pension to William H. Head.Feb 28, 1891
  1773. Private Law 51–395Chap. 395: granting an increase of pension to William J. Mathis.Feb 28, 1891
  1774. Private Law 51–396Chap. 396: granting an increase of pension to Xenophon Peck.Feb 28, 1891
  1775. Private Law 51–397Chap. 397: granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Polly.Feb 28, 1891
  1776. Private Law 51–398Chap. 398: granting an increase of pension to Thomas T. Hickey.Feb 28, 1891
  1777. Private Law 51–399Chap. 399: granting an increase of pension to John D. Terry.Feb 28, 1891
  1778. Private Law 51–400Chap. 400: granting an increase of pension to Alonzo R. Hyatt.Feb 28, 1891
  1779. Private Law 51–401Chap. 401: granting an increase of pension to John F. Whipple.Feb 28, 1891
  1780. Private Law 51–402Chap. 402: granting a pension to Lucinda Call.Feb 28, 1891
  1781. Private Law 51–403Chap. 403: granting a pension to Laura A. Burns.Feb 28, 1891
  1782. Private Law 51–404Chap. 404: granting a pension to Mary WilkesFeb 28, 1891
  1783. Private Law 51–405Chap. 405: granting a pension to Lucy Wood.Feb 28, 1891
  1784. Private Law 51–406Chap. 406: granting a pension to Edward L. SharpeFeb 28, 1891
  1785. Private Law 51–407Chap. 407: granting a pension to Colonel Benjamin C. Shaw.Feb 28, 1891
  1786. Private Law 51–408Chap. 408: granting a pension to Emily H. Worthen.Feb 28, 1891
  1787. Private Law 51–409Chap. 409: granting a pension to Philip H. Emmert.Feb 28, 1891
  1788. Private Law 51–410Chap. 410: granting a pension to Mrs. Frederika B. Jones.Feb 28, 1891
  1789. Private Law 51–411Chap. 411: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary Hyde.Feb 28, 1891
  1790. Private Law 51–412Chap. 412: granting a pension to Andrew J. Wallace.Feb 28, 1891
  1791. Private Law 51–413Chap. 413: granting a pension to B. Jones.Feb 28, 1891
  1792. Private Law 51–414Chap. 414: granting a pension to Edwin Cotton, late musician Twenty-fourth Regiment Michigan Volunteer Infantry.Feb 28, 1891
  1793. Private Law 51–415Chap. 415: granting a pension to Ellen Guffey, a hospital nurse.Feb 28, 1891
  1794. Private Law 51–416Chap. 416: granting a pension to Doctor Francis Lambert.Feb 28, 1891
  1795. Private Law 51–417Chap. 417: granting a pension to Elvira Brooks, widow of Odney D. Brooks late assistant surgeon Twenty-sixth Michigan Volunteers.Feb 28, 1891
  1796. Private Law 51–418Chap. 418: granting a pension to Mary D. Jones.Feb 28, 1891
  1797. Private Law 51–419Chap. 419: granting a pension to Sarah A.Phelps.Feb 28, 1891
  1798. Private Law 51–420Chap. 420: granting pension to Sarah Hutchins.Feb 28, 1891
  1799. Private Law 51–421Chap. 421: granting a pension to Joel A. HoldrenFeb 28, 1891
  1800. Private Law 51–422Chap. 422: granting a pension to Sarah H. Philp.Feb 28, 1891
  1801. Private Law 51–423Chap. 423: granting a pension to Mary B. Cook.Feb 28, 1891
  1802. Private Law 51–424Chap. 424: granting a pension to Anna S. Shuman.Feb 28, 1891
  1803. Private Law 51–425Chap. 425: granting a pension to Mary Buckland.Feb 28, 1891
  1804. Private Law 51–426Chap. 426: granting a pension to Catherine McRoberts.Feb 28, 1891
  1805. Private Law 51–427Chap. 427: granting a pension to Ruth E. Furgeson.Feb 28, 1891
  1806. Private Law 51–428Chap. 428: granting a pension to Caroline J. Craft.Feb 28, 1891
  1807. Private Law 51–429Chap. 429: granting a pension to Walter Scott.Feb 28, 1891
  1808. Private Law 51–430Chap. 430: granting a pension to Mrs. Nancy Springer.Feb 28, 1891
  1809. Private Law 51–431Chap. 431: granting a pension to Susan Wood.Feb 28, 1891
  1810. Private Law 51–432Chap. 432: granting a pension to Lewis D. Terry.Feb 28, 1891
  1811. Private Law 51–433Chap. 433: granting a pension to Mary S. Day.Feb 28, 1891
  1812. Private Law 51–434Chap. 434: granting a pension to Alice O. Leighton, widow of Everett W. Leighton, deceased, Company C, Thirteenth New Hampshire Volunteers.Feb 28, 1891
  1813. Private Law 51–435Chap. 435: granting a pension to Sarah A. Joiner.Feb 28, 1891
  1814. Private Law 51–436Chap. 436: granting a pension to Joseph Smith.Feb 28, 1891
  1815. Private Law 51–437Chap. 437: granting a pension to Sarah Steedman.Feb 28, 1891
  1816. Private Law 51–438Chap. 438: granting a pension to Jennie May Cain.Feb 28, 1891
  1817. Private Law 51–439Chap. 439: granting a pension to Emma Southwick Brinton.Feb 28, 1891
  1818. Private Law 51–440Chap. 440: granting a pension to Mary Jane Allen.Feb 28, 1891
  1819. Private Law 51–441Chap. 441: granting a pension to Hetty A. Hasson.Feb 28, 1891
  1820. Private Law 51–442Chap. 442: granting a pension to George James.Feb 28, 1891
  1821. Private Law 51–443Chap. 443: granting a pension to Caroline A. Burghardt, an army nurse.Feb 28, 1891
  1822. Private Law 51–444Chap. 444: granting a pension to Martha A. Wood Furgeson, an army nurse.Feb 28, 1891
  1823. Private Law 51–445Chap. 445: granting a pension to Florence Petigrew Lithgrow, an army nurse.Feb 28, 1891
  1824. Private Law 51–446Chap. 446: granting a pension to Solomon Mayberry.Feb 28, 1891
  1825. Private Law 51–447Chap. 447: granting a pension to Mary C. Broughton.Feb 28, 1891
  1826. Private Law 51–448Chap. 448: granting a pension to Elizabeth Mounts.Feb 28, 1891
  1827. Private Law 51–449Chap. 449: increasing the pension of Alexander Evans.Feb 28, 1891
  1828. Private Law 51–450Chap. 450: to place the name of John W. Younger on the pension-roll.Feb 28, 1891
  1829. Private Law 51–451Chap. 451: increasing pension of Erastus D. Butler, of Togus, Maine.Feb 28, 1891
  1830. Private Law 51–452Chap. 452: to increase the pension of Mary Condy Ringgold, widow of George H. Ringgold, late lieutenant-colonel and deputy paymaster-general United States Army.Feb 28, 1891
  1831. Private Law 51–453Chap. 453: to place upon the pension rolls tire name of Elizabeth Wolcott.Feb 28, 1891
  1832. Private Law 51–454Chap. 454: to increase the pension of Allen J. Maker.Feb 28, 1891
  1833. Private Law 51–455Chap. 455: to increase the pension of George W. Whitacre, of Huntington, Indiana.Feb 28, 1891
  1834. Private Law 51–456Chap. 456: increasing the pension of John Britton.Feb 28, 1891
  1835. Private Law 51–457Chap. 457: to increase the pension of Ambrose B. Carlton.Feb 28, 1891
  1836. Private Law 51–458Chap. 458: to increase the pension of William M. Boggs.Feb 28, 1891
  1837. Private Law 51–459Chap. 459: for the relief of Valeria B. Elliott.Feb 28, 1891
  1838. Private Law 51–460Chap. 460: for the relief of Jane Branigan.Feb 28, 1891
  1839. Private Law 51–461Chap. 461: to grant a pension to Mary E. Dubridge.Feb 28, 1891
  1840. Private Law 51–462Chap. 462: to grant a pension to Martha Tennery, widow of James H. Tennery, of Captain Griffin’s company, First Illinois, Black Hawk war.Feb 28, 1891
  1841. Private Law 51–463Chap. 463: to grant a pension to Robert Moore, of Kirkwood, Illinois,Feb 28, 1891
  1842. Private Law 51–464Chap. 464: to grant a pension to Absalom M. Wolf, of Mier, Indiana.Feb 28, 1891
  1843. Private Law 51–465Chap. 465: to pension Mrs. Adeline S. Wilbur.Feb 28, 1891
  1844. Private Law 51–466Chap. 466: to pension Morgan D. Lane.Feb 28, 1891
  1845. Private Law 51–467Chap. 467: to grant a pension to Nancy F. Glenn.Feb 28, 1891
  1846. Private Law 51–468Chap. 468: granting an increase of pension to Richard W. Hubbell.Feb 28, 1891
  1847. Private Law 51–469Chap. 469: granting a pension to Ann E. Tew.Feb 28, 1891
  1848. Private Law 51–470Chap. 470: granting a pension to Matilda S. Thompson.Feb 28, 1891
  1849. Private Law 51–471Chap. 471: granting a pension to Mary Vance.Feb 28, 1891
  1850. Private Law 51–472Chap. 472: granting a pension to Susan G. Furnald.Feb 28, 1891
  1851. Private Law 51–473Chap. 473: granting a pension to Solomon R. Ruch.Feb 28, 1891
  1852. Private Law 51–474Chap. 474: granting a pension to William D. Calkins, Company A, One hundred and eleventh Pennsylvania Volunteers.Feb 28, 1891
  1853. Private Law 51–475Chap. 475: granting a pension to George W. Jenkins.Feb 28, 1891
  1854. Private Law 51–476Chap. 476: granting a pension to Mary Brooks, army nurse.Feb 28, 1891
  1855. Private Law 51–477Chap. 477: granting a pension to Mary Jane Fox, army nurse.Feb 28, 1891
  1856. Private Law 51–478Chap. 478: granting a pension to Malinda Porter.Feb 28, 1891
  1857. Private Law 51–479Chap. 479: granting a pension to Georgiana Smith, an army nurse.Feb 28, 1891
  1858. Private Law 51–480Chap. 480: granting a pension to Henry Allhorn.Feb 28, 1891
  1859. Private Law 51–481Chap. 481: for the relief of the legal representatives of David Walter Jones.Feb 28, 1891
  1860. Private Law 51–482Chap. 482: for the relief of John Finn.Feb 28, 1891
  1861. Private Law 51–483Chap. 483: for the relief of John P. Downing, first paying teller in the subtreasury at Boston, Massachusetts.Feb 28, 1891
  1862. Private Law 51–484Chap. 484: pensioning Joseph A. Blair.Feb 28, 1891
  1863. Private Law 51–485Chap. 485: for the benefit of General W J. Landram.Feb 28, 1891
  1864. Private Law 51–486Chap. 486: to pension Mary B. Peck, widow of Major James S. Peck.Feb 28, 1891
  1865. Private Law 51–487Chap. 487: increasing the pension of Ellen L. Pelouze, widow of Lewis H. Pelouze.Feb 28, 1891
  1866. Private Law 51–488Chap. 488: to restore the name of Mrs. Laura C. Humber to the pension roll.Feb 28, 1891
  1867. Private Law 51–489Chap. 489: for the relief of A. J. McCreary, administrator of the estate of J. M. Hiatt, deceased, and for other purposes.Feb 28, 1891
  1868. Private Law 51–490Chap. 490: granting a pension to Frederick B. Sells.Feb 28, 1891
  1869. Private Law 51–491Chap. 491: granting an increase of pension to George H. Blodgett.Feb 28, 1891
  1870. Private Law 51–502Chap. 502: granting an increase of pension to John S. Furling.Mar 2, 1891
  1871. Private Law 51–503Chap. 503: granting a pension to Benjamin B. Houghkirk.Mar 2, 1891
  1872. Private Law 51–504Chap. 504: granting a pension to Cynthia M. West.Mar 2, 1891
  1873. Private Law 51–505Chap. 505: granting a pension to Louisa A. Starkweather.Mar 2, 1891
  1874. Private Law 51–506Chap. 506: for the relief of Henry L. Morey.Mar 2, 1891
  1875. Private Law 51–507Chap. 507: for the relief of George W. Quintard and George E. Weed, assignees of John Roach, deceased.Mar 2, 1891
  1876. Private Law 51–508Chap. 508: increasing the pension of Enos J. Searles.Mar 2, 1891
  1877. Private Law 51–509Chap. 509: to re-issue the pension certificate of Nannie W. Metcalfe and allow her a pension as a surgeon’s widow.Mar 2, 1891
  1878. Private Law 51–510Chap. 510: granting a pension to Margaret M. Copeland.Mar 2, 1891
  1879. Private Law 51–511Chap. 511: to place the name of James H. Walton on the pension rolls.Mar 2, 1891
  1880. Private Law 51–512Chap. 512: to relieve John J. Murphy from the charge of Desertion.Mar 2, 1891
  1881. Private Law 51–513Chap. 513: to relieve Patrick J. Bench, alias Patrick McBench, from the charge of desertion.Mar 2, 1891
  1882. Private Law 51–514Chap. 514: to grant a pension to Mary C. Hoffman, widow of General William Hoffman.Mar 2, 1891
  1883. Private Law 51–515Chap. 515: to grant a pension to Nancy Jane Knetsar, of Moline, Illinois.Mar 2, 1891
  1884. Private Law 51–516Chap. 516: restoring the pension of Caroline Dawson.Mar 2, 1891
  1885. Private Law 51–567Chap. 567: granting a pension to Louisa V. Kilpatrick, widow of Major General Judson Kilpatrick, United States Volunteers.Mar 3, 1891
  1886. Private Law 51–568Chap. 568: granting pensions to Powell’s Battalion of Missouri Mounted Volunteers.Mar 3, 1891
  1887. Private Law 51–569Chap. 569: granting a pension to Fanny L. Davis.Mar 3, 1891
  1888. Private Law 51–570Chap. 570: granting a pension to Georgie Ann Porter.Mar 3, 1891
  1889. Private Law 51–571Chap. 571: to remove the charge of desertion against Richard Weller, and authorizing his honorable discharge.Mar 3, 1891
  1890. Private Law 51–572Chap. 572: for the relief of Charles Wording and others, owners of the brig Xenophon.Mar 3, 1891
  1891. Private Law 51–573Chap. 573: for the relief of John T. JohnstonMar 3, 1891
  1892. Private Law 51–574Chap. 574: to correct the record of John Holloran, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1891
  1893. Private Law 51–575Chap. 575: for the relief of Mrs. M. J. Donahoe.Mar 3, 1891
  1894. Private Law 51–576Chap. 576: granting a pension to Nancy E. EllisMar 3, 1891
  1895. Private Law 51–577Chap. 577: granting a pension to Martha N. Hudson.Mar 3, 1891
  1896. Private Law 51–578Chap. 578: granting a pension to Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hollingsworth.Mar 3, 1891
  1897. Private Law 51–579Chap. 579: granting a pension to Mrs. Sue Ditto.Mar 3, 1891
  1898. Private Law 51–580Chap. 580: granting a pension to Eliza A. Philbrook.Mar 3, 1891
  1899. Private Law 51–581Chap. 581: granting a pension to John T. Ballard.Mar 3, 1891
  1900. Private Law 51–582Chap. 582: granting a pension to Augustus W. Eaton.Mar 3, 1891
  1901. Private Law 51–583Chap. 583: granting a pension to Emma Fulton.Mar 3, 1891
  1902. Private Law 51–584Chap. 584: granting a pension to Mary Robinson.Mar 3, 1891
  1903. Private Law 51–585Chap. 585: granting a pension to Frances Jane McCloud.Mar 3, 1891
  1904. Private Law 51–586Chap. 586: granting a pension to Mary E. Graham.Mar 3, 1891
  1905. Private Law 51–587Chap. 587: granting a pension to Nancy M Gross.Mar 3, 1891
  1906. Private Law 51–588Chap. 588: granting a pension to George S. Howard.Mar 3, 1891
  1907. Private Law 51–589Chap. 589: granting a pension to Lewis J. Baker.Mar 3, 1891
  1908. Private Law 51–590Chap. 590: granting a pension to Jesse G. Hamilton.Mar 3, 1891
  1909. Private Law 51–591Chap. 591: granting a pension to Mrs. M. P. Felch.Mar 3, 1891
  1910. Private Law 51–592Chap. 592: granting a pension to Mrs Martha A. Brooks.Mar 3, 1891
  1911. Private Law 51–593Chap. 593: granting a pension to Harlan E. King.Mar 3, 1891
  1912. Private Law 51–594Chap. 594: granting a pension to Mrs Hannah M. Foss.Mar 3, 1891
  1913. Private Law 51–595Chap. 595: granting a pension to Drusilla A. Sherwood.Mar 3, 1891
  1914. Private Law 51–596Chap. 596: granting a pension to Bridget Foley.Mar 3, 1891
  1915. Private Law 51–597Chap. 597: granting a pension to Peter Peterson.Mar 3, 1891
  1916. Private Law 51–598Chap. 598: granting a pension to Emma Chapman.Mar 3, 1891
  1917. Private Law 51–599Chap. 599: granting a pension to Agnes C. Junot.Mar 3, 1891
  1918. Private Law 51–600Chap. 600: pensioning John George.Mar 3, 1891
  1919. Private Law 51–601Chap. 601: granting a pension to Elizabeth R. Lee.Mar 3, 1891
  1920. Private Law 51–602Chap. 602: authorizing the refunding of the duties paid on a painted glass window imported by the rector of Saint Mary’s Church, County of Harford, State of Maryland.Mar 3, 1891
  1921. Private Law 51–603Chap. 603: granting a pension to John Yost.Mar 3, 1891
  1922. Private Law 51–604Chap. 604: granting a pension to Myron A. Hudson.Mar 3, 1891
  1923. Private Law 51–605Chap. 605: granting a pension to Robert H. Holmes.Mar 3, 1891
  1924. Private Law 51–606Chap. 606: granting a pension to Julia A. Margrove.Mar 3, 1891
  1925. Private Law 51–607Chap. 607: granting a pension to Mary J. Best.Mar 3, 1891
  1926. Private Law 51–608Chap. 608: granting a pension to Joseph Dascomb.Mar 3, 1891
  1927. Private Law 51–609Chap. 609: granting a pension to Mrs. Eliza Weaver.Mar 3, 1891
  1928. Private Law 51–610Chap. 610: granting a pension to Martha J. Spencer.Mar 3, 1891
  1929. Private Law 51–611Chap. 611: granting a pension to Mrs. Edelyn Spalding, widow of Charles Spalding, deceased.Mar 3, 1891
  1930. Private Law 51–612Chap. 612: granting a pension to Lizzie E. Haskett, a volunteer army nurse without pay.Mar 3, 1891
  1931. Private Law 51–613Chap. 613: granting a pension to Mrs Isabella Ray McGunnigle.Mar 3, 1891
  1932. Private Law 51–614Chap. 614: granting a pension to Elizabeth R. Lowry.Mar 3, 1891
  1933. Private Law 51–615Chap. 615: granting a pension to Sarah Knight.Mar 3, 1891
  1934. Private Law 51–616Chap. 616: granting a pension to Alvason Hopkins.Mar 3, 1891
  1935. Private Law 51–617Chap. 617: granting a pension to Mrs. Malinda Hawkins, a hospital matron and nurse during the war of the rebellion.Mar 3, 1891
  1936. Private Law 51–618Chap. 618: granting a pension to Margaret Durand, hospital nurse.Mar 3, 1891
  1937. Private Law 51–619Chap. 619: to pension David S. Sanders.Mar 3, 1891
  1938. Private Law 51–620Chap. 620: granting a pension to William F. Reed.Mar 3, 1891
  1939. Private Law 51–621Chap. 621: granting a pension to Esther Walker, formerly Esther Dayton, a nurse in the late war.Mar 3, 1891
  1940. Private Law 51–622Chap. 622: granting a pension to Washington Grigsby.Mar 3, 1891
  1941. Private Law 51–623Chap. 623: granting a pension to Thomas F. Baker.Mar 3, 1891
  1942. Private Law 51–624Chap. 624: granting a pension to Harriet N. Read.Mar 3, 1891
  1943. Private Law 51–625Chap. 625: granting a pension to Malinda Lemmon.Mar 3, 1891
  1944. Private Law 51–626Chap. 626: granting a pension to Susan A. Malone.Mar 3, 1891
  1945. Private Law 51–627Chap. 627: granting a pension to Maria Brooks.Mar 3, 1891
  1946. Private Law 51–628Chap. 628: granting a pension to Elnora A. Dixon.Mar 3, 1891
  1947. Private Law 51–629Chap. 629: for the relief of Mary B. Clayton.Mar 3, 1891
  1948. Private Law 51–630Chap. 630: for the relief of Jacob Berg.Mar 3, 1891
  1949. Private Law 51–631Chap. 631: for the relief of Timothy C. Barjerow.Mar 3, 1891
  1950. Private Law 51–632Chap. 632: for the relief of Warren Stamp.Mar 3, 1891
  1951. Private Law 51–633Chap. 633: for the relief of the heirs of Thomas Black.Mar 3, 1891
  1952. Private Law 51–634Chap. 634: for the relief of Angus McVigor.Mar 3, 1891
  1953. Private Law 51–635Chap. 635: for the relief of Archibald Hunley.Mar 3, 1891
  1954. Private Law 51–636Chap. 636: for relief of Major John M. Laing.Mar 3, 1891
  1955. Private Law 51–637Chap. 637: for the relief of Charles W. Lambert.Mar 3, 1891
  1956. Private Law 51–638Chap. 638: for the relief of Luman B. Palmeter.Mar 3, 1891
  1957. Private Law 51–639Chap. 639: for the relief of Mary A. Lee.Mar 3, 1891
  1958. Private Law 51–640Chap. 640: for the relief of Peter Weber.Mar 3, 1891
  1959. Private Law 51–641Chap. 641: for the relief of Andrew J. Blackstone.Mar 3, 1891
  1960. Private Law 51–642Chap. 642: for the relief of Frank Schader.Mar 3, 1891
  1961. Private Law 51–643Chap. 643: for the relief, of Luther. M. Blackman.Mar 3, 1891
  1962. Private Law 51–644Chap. 644: for the relief of George Farwalt.Mar 3, 1891
  1963. Private Law 51–645Chap. 645: for the relief of Alfred Crayton.Mar 3, 1891
  1964. Private Law 51–646Chap. 646: for the relief of Thomas B. McElwee.Mar 3, 1891
  1965. Private Law 51–647Chap. 647: for the relief of John Zedeker.Mar 3, 1891
  1966. Private Law 51–648Chap. 648: for the relief of David H. Russell.Mar 3, 1891
  1967. Private Law 51–649Chap. 649: for the relief of William H. Keys.Mar 3, 1891
  1968. Private Law 51–650Chap. 650: for the relief of certain officers and enlisted men of the First Kansas Colored Volunteers.Mar 3, 1891
  1969. Private Law 51–651Chap. 651: for the relief of James A. Rice.Mar 3, 1891
  1970. Private Law 51–652Chap. 652: for the relief of Sylvester Truesdell.Mar 3, 1891
  1971. Private Law 51–653Chap. 653: for the relief of Patrick J. MurphyMar 3, 1891
  1972. Private Law 51–654Chap. 654: for the relief of Washington L. Parvin and Henry A. Greene.Mar 3, 1891
  1973. Private Law 51–655Chap. 655: for the relief of Charles G. Hood.Mar 3, 1891
  1974. Private Law 51–656Chap. 656: for the relief of R. F. Balke, as Mellwood Distillery.Mar 3, 1891
  1975. Private Law 51–657Chap. 657: to increase the pension of Colonel Everard Bierer.Mar 3, 1891
  1976. Private Law 51–658Chap. 658: granting an increase of pension to Augustus G. Frable.Mar 3, 1891
  1977. Private Law 51–659Chap. 659: granting increase of pension to Florida G. Casey.Mar 3, 1891
  1978. Private Law 51–660Chap. 660: granting an increase of pension to William Martin.Mar 3, 1891
  1979. Private Law 51–661Chap. 661: to increase the pension of John E. A. Stephens.Mar 3, 1891
  1980. Private Law 51–662Chap. 662: increasing pension of Lafayette Soper, of Morrissville.Mar 3, 1891
  1981. Private Law 51–663Chap. 663: to increase the pension of George Garfield, late Second Lieutenant Company D, Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry.Mar 3, 1891
  1982. Private Law 51–664Chap. 664: granting an increase of pension to Rebecca P. Nields.Mar 3, 1891
  1983. Private Law 51–665Chap. 665: to place the name of Ruth McAnnally on the pension-roll.Mar 3, 1891
  1984. Private Law 51–666Chap. 666: restoring the name of Emily J. Welker to the pension roll.Mar 3, 1891
  1985. Private Law 51–667Chap. 667: to restore to the pension-roll the name of Ruth S. Byron.Mar 3, 1891
  1986. Private Law 51–668Chap. 668: for removal of charge of desertion from the record of Frederick WhiteheadMar 3, 1891
  1987. Private Law 51–669Chap. 669: to remove the charge of desertion from the record of Allen S. Thatcher.Mar 3, 1891
  1988. Private Law 51–670Chap. 670: to remove the charge of desertion from record of James Blythe.Mar 3, 1891
  1989. Private Law 51–671Chap. 671: to remove the charge of desertion against James LittletonMar 3, 1891
  1990. Private Law 51–672Chap. 672: to remove the charge of desertion from the record of Ezra Abbott, late of Company I, Twenty-first Michigan Volunteer Infantry.Mar 3, 1891
  1991. Private Law 51–673Chap. 673: directing the Secretary of War to remove the charge of desertion from the military record of, and to issue a certificate of honorable discharge to, Almond C. Walters.Mar 3, 1891
  1992. Private Law 51–674Chap. 674: to relieve Myron A. Eastman of the charge of desertion.Mar 3, 1891
  1993. Private Law 51–675Chap. 675: to remove the charge of desertion against Frank W. MorganMar 3, 1891
  1994. Private Law 51–676Chap. 676: directing the Secretary of War to issue an honorable discharge to John Reilly.Mar 3, 1891
  1995. Private Law 51–677Chap. 677: granting an honorable discharge to Howard WillisonMar 3, 1891
  1996. Private Law 51–678Chap. 678: granting an honorable discharge to David C. Clouse.Mar 3, 1891
  1997. Private Law 51–679Chap. 679: to correct the military record of Abram F. Springsteen.Mar 3, 1891
  1998. Private Law 51–680Chap. 680: to correct the military record of George McKinney, junior.Mar 3, 1891
  1999. Private Law 51–681Chap. 681: for the allowance of the claim of George Brown for stores and supplies taken and used by the United States Army, as reported by the Court of Claims, under the provisions of the act of March third, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven.Mar 3, 1891
  2000. Private Law 51–682Chap. 682: to authorize the Secretary of War to cause to be mustered William P. Atwell.Mar 3, 1891
  2001. Private Law 51–683Chap. 683: authorizing the President of the United States to revoke the order of dismissal of Chaplain Lorenzo S. Coffin, Thirty-second Iowa Volunteers, and to issue to him a certificate of honorable muster-out of the service.Mar 3, 1891
  2002. Private Law 51–684Chap. 684: to correct the military record of George S. Coyle.Mar 3, 1891
  2003. Private Law 51–685Chap. 685: to correct the military record of Jonathan Murphy, of Grant County, Indiana.Mar 3, 1891
  2004. Private Law 51–686Chap. 686: for the relief of Hart County, Kentucky.Mar 3, 1891
  2005. Private Law 51–687Chap. 687: for the allowance of certain claims for stores and supplies taken and used by the U. S. Army, as reported by the Court of Claims under the provisions of the act of March third, eighteen hundred and eighty-three, known as the "Bowman act."Mar 3, 1891
  2006. Private Law 51–688Chap. 688: To provide for the issue of the commission of Philip C. Johnson as a rear-admiral in the United States Navy.Mar 3, 1891
  2007. Private Law 51–689Chap. 689: to remove the charge of desertion against the name of Ebenezer F. WoodworthMar 3, 1891
  2008. Private Law 51–690Chap. 690: for the relief of John M. Eddy, Elizabeth K. Carroll, Alice B. Eddy, and Frank M Eddy.Mar 3, 1891
  2009. Private Law 51–691Chap. 691: for the relief of Jacob F. Taylor, late Company B, Powell’s Battalion, war with Mexico.Mar 3, 1891
  2010. Private Law 51–692Chap. 692: for the relief of Thomas E. Breckenridge, late Company A, California Battalion, Mexican war.Mar 3, 1891
  2011. Private Law 51–693Chap. 693: for the relief of George Harlan.Mar 3, 1891
  2012. Private Law 51–694Chap. 694: for the relief of Harvey E. Maccown.Mar 3, 1891
  2013. Private Law 51–695Chap. 695: for the relief of Margaret Hitt, of Lincoln County, Missouri.Mar 3, 1891
  2014. Private Law 51–696Chap. 696: for the relief of Cynthia H. Quackenbush.Mar 3, 1891
  2015. Private Law 51–697Chap. 697: for the relief of Margaret Malloy.Mar 3, 1891
  2016. Private Law 51–698Chap. 698: for the relief of Israel R. Pierce.Mar 3, 1891
  2017. Private Law 51–699Chap. 699: for the relief of Ellen J. Wharton.Mar 3, 1891
  2018. Private Law 51–700Chap. 700: for the relief of Charles Ewing.Mar 3, 1891
  2019. Private Law 51–701Chap. 701: for the relief of James A. Hull.Mar 3, 1891
  2020. Private Law 51–702Chap. 702: for the relief of William M. Bishop.Mar 3, 1891
  2021. Private Law 51–703Chap. 703: for the relief of George P. Hartman.Mar 3, 1891
  2022. Private Law 51–704Chap. 704: for the relief Martha J. MorrisonMar 3, 1891
  2023. Private Law 51–705Chap. 705: for the relief of John O. McDonald, alias William Barnes.Mar 3, 1891
  2024. Private Law 51–706Chap. 706: for the relief of William Compton.Mar 3, 1891
  2025. Private Law 51–707Chap. 707: for the relief of John F. Mahler.Mar 3, 1891
  2026. Private Law 51–708Chap. 708: granting a pension to John O. Mathis.Mar 3, 1891
  2027. Private Law 51–709Chap. 709: granting a pension to Ozro Harrington.Mar 3, 1891
  2028. Private Law 51–710Chap. 710: granting a pension to Fedolin Buckeviller.Mar 3, 1891
  2029. Private Law 51–711Chap. 711: granting a pension to Conrad Stephan.Mar 3, 1891
  2030. Private Law 51–712Chap. 712: granting a pension to Johanna Carroll.Mar 3, 1891
  2031. Private Law 51–713Chap. 713: granting a pension to Kate and Ethel B. Cook.Mar 3, 1891
  2032. Private Law 51–714Chap. 714: granting a pension to George W. Gray.Mar 3, 1891
  2033. Private Law 51–715Chap. 715: granting pension to Lydia B. Gray.Mar 3, 1891
  2034. Private Law 51–716Chap. 716: granting a pension to Mary A. Ripley.Mar 3, 1891
  2035. Private Law 51–717Chap. 717: granting a pension to Catherine Cook.Mar 3, 1891
  2036. Private Law 51–718Chap. 718: granting a pension to Sarah R. Kimball.Mar 3, 1891
  2037. Private Law 51–719Chap. 719: granting a pension to Anna C. Dewhurst, invalid daughter of the late George Dewhurst, an acting master in the United States Navy during the late civil war.Mar 3, 1891
  2038. Private Law 51–720Chap. 720: granting a pension to Peter William Frederick.Mar 3, 1891
  2039. Private Law 51–721Chap. 721: granting a pension to Emily M. Tyler.Mar 3, 1891
  2040. Private Law 51–722Chap. 722: granting a pension to Manuel Tibbs.Mar 3, 1891
  2041. Private Law 51–723Chap. 723: granting a pension to Carrie F. Ogden and Susan Ogden.Mar 3, 1891
  2042. Private Law 51–724Chap. 724: granting a pension to Samuel T. Caston.Mar 3, 1891
  2043. Private Law 51–725Chap. 725: granting a pension to Collin McClelland.Mar 3, 1891
  2044. Private Law 51–726Chap. 726: granting a pension to Sylvanus B. Dorsett.Mar 3, 1891
  2045. Private Law 51–727Chap. 727: granting a pension to Elizabeth Dodge.Mar 3, 1891
  2046. Private Law 51–728Chap. 728: granting a pension to Elizabeth M. Ayars.Mar 3, 1891
  2047. Private Law 51–729Chap. 729: granting a pension to William Hale.Mar 3, 1891
  2048. Private Law 51–730Chap. 730: granting a pension to Amanda E. Parkis.Mar 3, 1891
  2049. Private Law 51–731Chap. 731: granting a pension to Lettie E. Covell-Buckley, late a nurse in the war of the rebellion.Mar 3, 1891
  2050. Private Law 51–732Chap. 732: granting a pension to Robert A. Ware.Mar 3, 1891
  2051. Private Law 51–733Chap. 733: granting a pension to Charles T. Sloat.Mar 3, 1891
  2052. Private Law 51–734Chap. 734: granting a pension to Halem L. Cook, of Franklin Kentucky.Mar 3, 1891
  2053. Private Law 51–735Chap. 735: granting a pension to Elizabeth Phillips, widow of Reuben Phillips who was killed in engagement while member of Arkansas State Militia.Mar 3, 1891
  2054. Private Law 51–736Chap. 736: granting a pension to John M. Wiggins.Mar 3, 1891
  2055. Private Law 51–737Chap. 737: granting a pension to Lydia F. Fryer.Mar 3, 1891
  2056. Private Law 51–738Chap. 738: granting a pension to Gottlieb Hunzicker.Mar 3, 1891
  2057. Private Law 51–739Chap. 739: granting a pension to Jane Fee.Mar 3, 1891
  2058. Private Law 51–740Chap. 740: granting a pension to Mary A. Irwin, widow.Mar 3, 1891
  2059. Private Law 51–741Chap. 741: granting a pension to Ann Carr, of Vevay, Indiana.Mar 3, 1891
  2060. Private Law 51–742Chap. 742: granting a pension to Solomon Smith.Mar 3, 1891
  2061. Private Law 51–743Chap. 743: granting a pension to James H. Fleming.Mar 3, 1891
  2062. Private Law 51–744Chap. 744: granting a pension to Elizabeth Keely.Mar 3, 1891
  2063. Private Law 51–745Chap. 745: granting a pension to W. ZisterMar 3, 1891
  2064. Private Law 51–746Chap. 746: granting a pension to Christian Pape.Mar 3, 1891
  2065. Private Law 51–747Chap. 747: granting a pension to Ellen FinnertyMar 3, 1891
  2066. Private Law 51–748Chap. 748: granting a pension to William Richardson.Mar 3, 1891
  2067. Private Law 51–749Chap. 749: granting a pension to Anne Mattocks.Mar 3, 1891
  2068. Private Law 51–750Chap. 750: granting a pension to Hetta Brainard.Mar 3, 1891
  2069. Private Law 51–751Chap. 751: granting a pension to Abbie A. Colson.Mar 3, 1891
  2070. Private Law 51–752Chap. 752: granting a pension to William P. Witt.Mar 3, 1891
  2071. Private Law 51–753Chap. 753: granting a pension to N. E. Palmer.Mar 3, 1891
  2072. Private Law 51–754Chap. 754: granting a pension to William Reeder.Mar 3, 1891
  2073. Private Law 51–755Chap. 755: granting a pension to David Keys.Mar 3, 1891
  2074. Private Law 51–756Chap. 756: granting a pension to Rufus Squire.Mar 3, 1891
  2075. Private Law 51–757Chap. 757: granting a pension to Joseph S. Henderson.Mar 3, 1891
  2076. Private Law 51–758Chap. 758: granting a pension to Oliver P. Martin.Mar 3, 1891
  2077. Private Law 51–759Chap. 759: granting a pension to D. G. Scooten.Mar 3, 1891
  2078. Private Law 51–760Chap. 760: granting a pension to Caroline Reeble.Mar 3, 1891
  2079. Private Law 51–761Chap. 761: granting a pension to Catherine McManus.Mar 3, 1891
  2080. Private Law 51–762Chap. 762: granting an increase of pension to Squire West.Mar 3, 1891
  2081. Private Law 51–763Chap. 763: granting an increase of pension to Nancy O'Neal.Mar 3, 1891
  2082. Private Law 51–764Chap. 764: granting increase of pension to Ellis P. Phipps.Mar 3, 1891
  2083. Private Law 51–765Chap. 765: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. Harriet E. Martin.Mar 3, 1891
  2084. Private Law 51–766Chap. 766: granting an increase of pension to Mrs. S. J. Rayner.Mar 3, 1891
  2085. Private Law 51–767Chap. 767: pensioning Belinda Jane PhillipsMar 3, 1891
  2086. Private Law 51–768Chap. 768: pensioning Richard Christy.Mar 3, 1891
  2087. Private Law 51–769Chap. 769: providing for the pensioning of John Brownlee, a soldier in the Indian war of eighteen hundred and fifty-five and eighteen hundred and fifty-sixMar 3, 1891
  2088. Private Law 51–770Chap. 770: increasing the pension of William T. Rhodes.Mar 3, 1891
  2089. Private Law 51–771Chap. 771: to place the name of Robert C. Kerr on the pension roll.Mar 3, 1891
  2090. Private Law 51–772Chap. 772: to grant pensions to W. B. Cloer late private in Company L. D. Storm’s Arkansas MilitiaMar 3, 1891
  2091. Private Law 51–773Chap. 773: to restore to the pension roll the name of Eliza M. Keith (formerly Eliza Ash)Mar 3, 1891
  2092. Private Law 51–774Chap. 774: to increase the pension of Leah Allen.Mar 3, 1891
  2093. Private Law 51–775Chap. 775: to increase the pension of William A. Peck.Mar 3, 1891
  2094. Private Law 51–776Chap. 776: to increase the pension of John H. R. Storey, Company F, One hundred and ninth Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers.Mar 3, 1891
  2095. Private Law 51–777Chap. 777: to increase the pension of Joseph Mason, of Dallas City, Illinois.Mar 3, 1891
  2096. Private Law 51–778Chap. 778: to increase the pension of Francis A. Gaskill, Company K, Sixth New Jersey Volunteer Infantry.Mar 3, 1891
  2097. Private Law 51–779Chap. 779: to increase the pension of Joel Hagler of Henry County, Tennessee:Mar 3, 1891
  2098. Private Law 51–780Chap. 780: to pension John B. Angell, father of James C. Angell, alias John McShier, late of Company G, Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry.Mar 3, 1891
  2099. Private Law 51–781Chap. 781: to pension John Wagnon.Mar 3, 1891
  2100. Private Law 51–782Chap. 782: to pension Nathaniel Moon.Mar 3, 1891
  2101. Private Law 51–783Chap. 783: granting a pension to Elizabeth M. RileyMar 3, 1891