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119th Congress

Volume 27

1892–1893 · 52nd Congress · sessions 1–2 · 665 public laws.

  1. Public Law 52–1Chap. 1: fixing the times for holding the district and circuit courts of the United States in the northern district of Iowa.Jan 22, 1892
  2. Public Law 52–2Chap. 2: providing for the completion of the allotment of lands to the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians.Jan 28, 1892
  3. Public Law 52–3Chap. 3: to amend an act entitled “An act granting the right of way to the Hutchison and Southern Railroad Company through the Indian Territory.”Feb 3, 1892
  4. Public Law 52–5Chap. 5: to amend an act entitled “An act to amend the general incorporation law of the District of Columbia,” approved May seventeenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-two.Feb 9, 1892
  5. Public Law 52–6Chap. 6: to detach Montgomery County from the Western and add it to the Eastern District of Arkansas.Feb 9, 1892
  6. Public Law 52–7Chap. 7: to provide for the creation of a fourth judicial district in the Territory of Utah.Feb 11, 1892
  7. Public Law 52–8Chap. 8: to amend an act entitled “An act for the construction of a railroad and wagon bridge across the Mississippi River at South Saint Paul, Minnesota”, approved April twenty-six, eighteen hundred and ninety.Feb 15, 1892
  8. Public Law 52–9Chap. 9: to change the corporate name of the National Safe Deposit Company, of Washington.Feb 18, 1892
  9. Public Law 52–10Chap. 10: to extend the privileges of the transportation of dutiable merchandise without appraisement to the port of Sandusky, Ohio.Feb 26, 1892
  10. Public Law 52–11Chap. 11: to constitute Newark, in the State of New Jersey, a port of immediate transportation.Mar 8, 1892
  11. Public Law 52–12Chap. 12: making appropriations to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for the expenses of the Eleventh Census, and for other purposes.Mar 8, 1892
  12. Public Law 52–14Chap. 14: to provide an additional mode of taking depositions of witnesses in causes pending in the courts of the United States.Mar 9, 1892
  13. Public Law 52–15Chap. 15: to provide for a term of the circuit and district court at Littleton, New Hampshire.Mar 10, 1892
  14. Public Law 52–16Chap. 16: ratifying the act of the sixteenth territorial legislative assembly of Arizona, approved March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, making appropriation in aid of Arizona’s exhibit at the World’s Columbian Exposition.Mar 18, 1892
  15. Public Law 52–17Chap. 17: making appropriations to supply a deficiency in the Department of Agriculture, and for other purposes.Mar 18, 1892
  16. Public Law 52–18Chap. 18: 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-two.Mar 18, 1892
  17. Public Law 52–19Chap. 19: to prevent fraudulent transactions on the part of commission merchants and other consignees of goods and other property in the District of Columbia.Mar 21, 1892
  18. Public Law 52–20Chap. 20: to provide for terms of the United States circuit and district courts at Cumberland, Maryland.Mar 21, 1892
  19. Public Law 52–21Chap. 21: for the relief of the inhabitants of the town of Chelan, in Okanogan County, State of Washington.Mar 24, 1892
  20. Public Law 52–22Chap. 22: to set apart a tract of land in the State of California for the use of the Lick Observatory of the astronomical department of the University of California.Mar 25, 1892
  21. Public Law 52–23Chap. 23: to provide for the establishment of a port of delivery at Council Bluffs, Iowa.Mar 26, 1892
  22. Public Law 52–25Chap. 25: to amend section twelve hundred and sixteen of the Revised Statutes, relative to certificates of merit to the enlisted men of the Army.Mar 29, 1892
  23. Public Law 52–28Chap. 28: to determine the sessions of the circuit and district courts of the United States for the eastern district of Wisconsin.Mar 31, 1892
  24. Public Law 52–29Chap. 29: to change the name of the customs collection district and port of Wilmington, California, to Los Angeles, and for other purposes.Mar 31, 1892
  25. Public Law 52–30Chap. 30: to amend an act entitled “An act making appropriations to provide for the expenses of the government for the District of Columbia for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-two, and for other purposes,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and eighty-one.Mar 31, 1892
  26. Public Law 52–31Chap. 31: to authorize the appointment of clerk for the circuit and District courts in the Texarkana division of the eastern district of Arkansas.Apr 1, 1892
  27. Public Law 52–32Chap. 32: granting to the State of South Dakota section numbered thirty-six in township numbered ninety-four north of range numbered fifty-six west, in the county of Yankton, in said State, for the purpose of an asylum for the insane, to correct an act approved June sixteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty, attempting to make such grant to the Territory of Dakota, and for other purposes.Apr 1, 1892
  28. Public Law 52–34Chap. 34: to prevent fraud upon the water revenues of the District of Columbia.Apr 5, 1892
  29. Public Law 52–35Chap. 35: to protect foreign exhibitors at the World’s Columbian Exposition from prosecution for exhibiting wares protected by American patents and trade marks.Apr 6, 1892
  30. Public Law 52–36Chap. 36: changing the time for holding the circuit and district courts in the district of West Virginia.Apr 6, 1892
  31. Public Law 52–37Chap. 37: establishing a port of delivery at Des Moines, Iowa.Apr 7, 1892
  32. Public Law 52–38Chap. 38: to amend an act entitled “An act to authorize the construction of a railroad, wagon, and foot-passenger bridge at Burlington, Iowa, approved August sixth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight” as amended by act approved February twenty-first, eighteen hundred and ninety.Apr 7, 1892
  33. Public Law 52–39Chap. 39: to change the time of holding the courts in the eastern judicial district of Texas.Apr 7, 1892
  34. Public Law 52–40Chap. 40: to amend the act concerning officers of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, and for other purposes.Apr 11, 1892
  35. Public Law 52–41Chap. 41: to repeal the provisions of an act 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.” approved March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, so far as they relate to steamers plying exclusively upon any of the lakes, bays, or sounds of the United States.Apr 11, 1892
  36. Public Law 52–43Chap. 43: extending the privileges of the first and seventh sections of the act approved June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty, governing the transportation of merchandise without appraisement, to the port of Ogdensburg Lu the State of New York.Apr 13, 1892
  37. Public Law 52–44Chap. 44: to extend to Marquette, Michigan, the privilege of immediate transportation of unappraised merchandise.Apr 13, 1892
  38. Public Law 52–45Chap. 45: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River, between the city of Chamberlain, in Brule County, and Lyman County, in the State of South Dakota.Apr 15, 1892
  39. Public Law 52–46Chap. 46: authorizing the Velasco Terminal Railway Company to construct a bridge across the Brazos River, in the State of Texas.Apr 15, 1892
  40. Public Law 52–47Chap. 47: making Velasco a subport of entry.Apr 15, 1892
  41. Public Law 52–49Chap. 49: to amend an act entitled “An act 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.”Apr 18, 1892
  42. Public Law 52–50Chap. 50: to change the times for holding the circuit and district courts of the United States for the western district of Missouri.Apr 19, 1892
  43. Public Law 52–52Chap. 52: to establish a military post near Little Rock, Arkansas.Apr 23, 1892
  44. Public Law 52–53Chap. 53: to authorize the appointment of an inspector of plumbing in the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Apr 23, 1892
  45. Public Law 52–54Chap. 54: to extend the time for making an assessment of real estate in the District of Columbia, outside the cities of Washington and Georgetown.Apr 28, 1892
  46. Public Law 52–55Chap. 55: to empower the Commissioners of the District of Columbia to grant respites and pardons in certain eases.Apr 28, 1892
  47. Public Law 52–56Chap. 56: 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.Apr 30, 1892
  48. Public Law 52–57Chap. 57: to amend the charter of the Rock Creek Railroad Company.Apr 30, 1892
  49. Public Law 52–59Chap. 59: to create a third division of the district of Kansas for judicial purposes, and to fix the time for holding court therein.May 3, 1892
  50. Public Law 52–60Chap. 60: to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States.May 5, 1892
  51. Public Law 52–61Chap. 61: authorizing the Leavenworth and Platte County Bridge Company to sell, transfer, and assign to the Leaven worth Terminal Railway and Bridge Company the rights and franchises as granted by acts of Congress approved February twenty-fifth and March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, and by act of Congress approved July twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety.May 9, 1892
  52. Public Law 52–62Chap. 62: to provide for the permanent preservation and custody of the records of the volunteer armies, and for other purposes.May 9, 1892
  53. Public Law 52–63Chap. 63: to encourage American shipbuilding.May 10, 1892
  54. Public Law 52–64Chap. 64: making appropriations for expenses that may be incurred under the treaties between the United States and Great Britain, concluded at Washington, February twenty-ninth and April eighteenth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.May 11, 1892
  55. Public Law 52–65Chap. 65: to punish false swearing before trial boards of the Metropolitan police force and lire department of the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.May 11, 1892
  56. Public Law 52–66Chap. 66: to establish sub-ports of entry and delivery at Superior. Wisconsin, and at Ashland. Wisconsin, in the Superior collection district of Michigan and Wisconsin.May 11, 1892
  57. Public Law 52–67Chap. 67: to amend an act entitled “An act to incorporate the National Union Insurance Company, of Washington,” approved February fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-five.May 11, 1892
  58. Public Law 52–68Chap. 68: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at De Witt. Carroll county, Missouri, and to establish it as a post road.May 12, 1892
  59. Public Law 52–69Chap. 69: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Osage River, between the town of Warsaw and the mouth of Turkey Creek, in Benton County, Missouri.May 12, 1892
  60. Public Law 52–70Chap. 70: to establish a military post at or near the city of Helena, in Lewis and Clarke County, in the State of Montana.May 12, 1892
  61. Public Law 52–71Chap. 71: to authorize a national bank at Chicago, Illinois, to establish a branch office upon the grounds of the World’s Columbian Exposition.May 12, 1892
  62. Public Law 52–72Chap. 72: 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-two, and for other purposes.May 13, 1892
  63. Public Law 52–73Chap. 73: to authorize the construction of a telephone line on the coast of Virginia from Cape Charles to Assateague Island, in aid of the preservation of life and property.May 13, 1892
  64. Public Law 52–74Chap. 74: to amend an act entitled “An act relating to tax sales and taxes in the District of Columbia.”May 13, 1892
  65. Public Law 52–76Chap. 76: authorizing the construction of a wagon and motor bridge over the Missouri River at Saint Charles, Missouri.May 23, 1892
  66. Public Law 52–77Chap. 77: to provide for a term of the United States circuit and district courts at Evanston, Wyoming.May 23, 1892
  67. Public Law 52–78Chap. 78: to vacate that part of Madison street, Georgetown, west 01 Back street, and extend Y street in Burleith, in the District of Columbia.May 25, 1892
  68. Public Law 52–79Chap. 79: for the relief of holders of drawback certificates issued under an act of Congress approved June second, eighteen hundred and ninety.May 25, 1892
  69. Public Law 52–83Chap. 83: for the protection of livery-stable keepers and other persons keeping horses at livery within the District of Columbia.May 31, 1892
  70. Public Law 52–85Chap. 85: making Laredo, Texas, a subport of entry.Jun 3, 1892
  71. Public Law 52–86Chap. 86: to amend sections twenty-eight hundred and seven and twenty-eight hundred and eighty-one of the Revised Statutes.Jun 3, 1892
  72. Public Law 52–87Chap. 87: to repeal the license tax of twenty-five dollars per year now imposed upon produce-dealers in the markets of the District of Columbia.Jun 3, 1892
  73. Public Law 52–88Chap. 88: to establish West Point. Virginia, a subport of entry and delivery in the Collection district of Richmond, Virginia.Jun 4, 1892
  74. Public Law 52–89Chap. 89: for the regulation of the practice of dentistry in the District of Columbia, and for the protection of the people from empiricism in relation thereto.Jun 6, 1892
  75. Public Law 52–90Chap. 90: to establish a railway bridge across the Illinois River, between a point at or near the city of Havana, in Mason County, and a point on tin-opposite side of said river, in Fulton County, in the State of Illinois.Jun 6, 1892
  76. Public Law 52–91Chap. 91: to enable the Centennial Board of Finance, incorporated by an act approved June first, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, to close its affairs, and dissolving said corporation.Jun 6, 1892
  77. Public Law 52–92Chap. 92: granting to the Topeka Water and Electric Power Company of Kansas the right to erect and maintain a dam or dams across the Kansas River, within Shawnee County, in the State of Kansas.Jun 6, 1892
  78. Public Law 52–93Chap. 93: to authorize building a bridge over Tennessee River.Jun 6, 1892
  79. Public Law 52–108Chap. 108: to authorize the Illinois and Iowa Railway and Terminal Company to build a bridge across the Mississippi River at Moline, Illinois.Jun 8, 1892
  80. Public Law 52–116Chap. 116: donating twenty acres of land from the Fort Sidney military reservation, on the northeast corner thereof, to the city of Sidney, Nebraska, for cemetery purposes.Jun 10, 1892
  81. Public Law 52–117Chap. 117: making appropriations to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the payment of pensions for the fiscal year eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and other purposesJun 14, 1892
  82. Public Law 52–118Chap. 118: granting the use of certain lands to the city of New Bedford, Massachusetts, for a public park.Jun 15, 1892
  83. Public Law 52–119Chap. 119: to authorize the Glen Echo Railroad Company to cross the Washington Aqueduct.Jun 15, 1892
  84. Public Law 52–120Chap. 120: to provide for the disposition and sale of lands known as the Klamath River Indian Reservation.Jun 17, 1892
  85. Public Law 52–123Chap. 123: granting the right and authority to the Mexican Gulf, Pacific and Puget Sound Railroad Company, a company organized under the laws of the States of Florida and Alabama, to build one bridge over each of the following-named rivers in the State of Alabama, namely: The Alabama River, the Warrior River, the Sipsey River and the Tennessee River: the said bridges to be used by the Mexican Gulf. Pacific and Puget Sound Railroad Company in carrying freight and passengers by rail and otherwise.Jun 21, 1892
  86. Public Law 52–124Chap. 124: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at the city of Yankton, South Dakota.Jun 22, 1892
  87. Public Law 52–125Chap. 125: authorizing the Continental Bridge Company to construct a bridge across the Rio Grande River at or near Brownsville. Texas.Jun 22, 1892
  88. Public Law 52–126Chap. 126: authorizing the Quincy Pontoon Bridge Company to construct and maintain a pontoon bridge across the Mississippi River at the city of Quincy, in the State of Illinois.Jun 22, 1892
  89. Public Law 52–127Chap. 127: to include lot numbered fifty-three in block eighty-nine, at Hot Springs, Arkansas, in the public reservation at that place.Jun 22, 1892
  90. Public Law 52–130Chap. 130: to confirm New Madrid location survey numbered twenty-four hundred and seventy-five and to provide for the issue of a patent therefor.Jun 24, 1892
  91. Public Law 52–132Chap. 132: to provide an American register for the steamer Foxhall, of New Orleans, Louisiana.Jun 25, 1892
  92. Public Law 52–133Chap. 133: 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.”Jun 25, 1892
  93. Public Law 52–134Chap. 134: to relinquish the interest of the United States in a certain parcel of land in the city of Pensacola, Florida, to Escambia Lodge, Numbered Fifteen, Free and Accepted Masons.Jun 25, 1892
  94. Public Law 52–135Chap. 135: to prevent cruelty to children or animals in the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Jun 25, 1892
  95. Public Law 52–137Chap. 137: to amend an act entitled “An act to amend the statutes in relation to immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes,” approved June tenth, anno Domini eighteen hundred and eighty, by extending the privileges of the seventh section thereof to the port of Saint Augustine, Florida.Jun 30, 1892
  96. Public Law 52–138Chap. 138: for the relief of the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company.Jun 30, 1892
  97. Public Law 52–139Chap. 139: to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to carry into effect certain recommendations of the Mission Indian commission, and to issue patents for certain lands.Jul 1, 1892
  98. Public Law 52–140Chap. 140: to provide for the opening of a part of the Colville reservation, in the State of Washington, and for other purposes.Jul 1, 1892
  99. Public Law 52–143Chap. 143: to amend the charter of the Eckington and Soldiers’ Home Railroad Company.Jul 5, 1892
  100. Public Law 52–144Chap. 144: to incorporate the District of Columbia Suburban Railway Company.Jul 5, 1892
  101. Public Law 52–145Chap. 145: to provide the times and places for holding terms of the United States courts in the States of Idaho and Wyoming.Jul 5, 1892
  102. Public Law 52–146Chap. 146: for preparation of a site and erection of a pedestal for statue of late General William T. Sherman, and appropriating the sum of fifty thousand dollars therefore.Jul 5, 1892
  103. Public Law 52–147Chap. 147: making appropriations for the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three.Jul 5, 1892
  104. Public Law 52–148Chap. 148: for the relief of the inhabitants of the town of Ferron, County of Emery, Territory of Utah.Jul 6, 1892
  105. Public Law 52–149Chap. 149: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to consent to the use of a portion of the public grounds of the United States in the town of Abingdon, Virginia, for a public street.Jul 6, 1892
  106. Public Law 52–150Chap. 150: to authorize the Marinette and Western Railroad Company to construct a railroad through the Menominee. Reservation, in the State of Wisconsin.Jul 6, 1892
  107. Public Law 52–151Chap. 151: supplementary and amendatory to an act entitled “An act 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,” approved October first eighteen hundred and ninety.Jul 6, 1892
  108. Public Law 52–152Chap. 152: confirming title to lands in the subdivision of square two hundred and six in the City of Washington District of Columbia.Jul 6, 1892
  109. Public Law 52–153Chap. 153: amendatory of an act entitled “An act to provide for the taking of the Eleventh Census”Jul 6, 1892
  110. Public Law 52–154Chap. 154: to allow thirty days’ leave of absence to employees in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.Jul 6, 1892
  111. Public Law 52–156Chap. 156: to amend an act entitled “An act approving with amendments the funding act of Arizona,” approved June twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety.Jul 13, 1892
  112. Public Law 52–157Chap. 157: to amend an act entitled “An act 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.”Jul 13, 1892
  113. Public Law 52–158Chap. 158: making appropriations for the construction, repair and preservation of certain public works or rivers and harbors, and for other purposes.Jul 13, 1892
  114. Public Law 52–159Chap. 159: to punish the carrying or selling of deadly or dangerous weapons within the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Jul 13, 1892
  115. Public Law 52–160Chap. 160: authorizing The Aransas Harbor Terminal Railway Company to construct a bridge across the Corpus Christi Channel, known as the Morris and Cummings Ship Channel, in Aransas County, Texas.Jul 13, 1892
  116. Public Law 52–161Chap. 161: making appropriations for the payment of invalid and other pensions of the United States for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and for other purposes.Jul 13, 1892
  117. Public Law 52–162Chap. 162: to amend the act approved March first, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, relating to the Hospital Corps of the Army.Jul 13, 1892
  118. Public Law 52–163Chap. 163: authorizing the issuing of patents for locations with Certificates granted under the Act of Congress approved August fifth, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, entitled “An act for the relief of the legal heirs of Benjamin Metoyer.”Jul 13, 1892
  119. Public Law 52–164Chap. 164: making appropriations for the current and contingent expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations with various Indian tribes, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and for other purposes.Jul 13, 1892
  120. Public Law 52–165Chap. 165: making appropriations for the service of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three.Jul 13, 1892
  121. Public Law 52–168Chap. 168: to amend an act entitled “An act to amend the statutes in relation to immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes,” approved June tenth, anno Domini, eighteen hundred and eighty, by extending the privileges of the first section thereof to the port of Fernandina, Florida.Jul 14, 1892
  122. Public Law 52–169Chap. 169: to establish an intermediate rate of pension between thirty dollars and seventy-two dollars per month.Jul 14, 1892
  123. Public Law 52–170Chap. 170: to authorize the Lake Charles Road and Bridge Company, of Lake Charles, Louisiana, to construct and maintain bridges across English Bayou and Calcasieu River.Jul 14, 1892
  124. Public Law 52–171Chap. 171: 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-three, and for other purposes.Jul 14, 1892
  125. Public Law 52–172Chap. 172: making appropriations for the support of the Military Academy for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three.Jul 14, 1892
  126. Public Law 52–173Chap. 173: to grant lot numbered one in block numbered seventy-two of the Hot Springs Reservation to the School district of the City of Hot Springs for School purposes.Jul 14, 1892
  127. Public Law 52–195Chap. 195: making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and for other purposes.Jul 16, 1892
  128. Public Law 52–196Chap. 196: making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and for other purposes.Jul 16, 1892
  129. Public Law 52–197Chap. 197: making appropriations for the diplomatic and consular service of the United States for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three.Jul 16, 1892
  130. Public Law 52–198Chap. 198: to amend section seven of the act approved June twenty-second, eighteen hundred. and eighty-eight, entitled •• An act to authorize the construction of a bridge over the Missouri River at or near the city of Omaha, Nebraska,” and for other purposes.Jul 16, 1892
  131. Public Law 52–199Chap. 199: authorizing the Saint Joseph’s Church, in the parish of East Baton Rouge, in the State of Louisiana, to use the land quit-claimed to it by the United States for school purposes.Jul 16, 1892
  132. Public Law 52–201Chap. 201: to vest the title of public square eleven hundred and two. in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, in the trustees of the Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, and for other purposes.Jul 18, 1892
  133. Public Law 52–205Chap. 205: granting to the County of Mariposa, in the State of California, the right of way for a free wagon road or turnpike across the Yosemite National Park, in said State.Jul 19, 1892
  134. Public Law 52–206Chap. 206: making appropriations for the Naval Service for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and for other purposes.Jul 19, 1892
  135. Public Law 52–208Chap. 208: to provide for holding terms of court in the district of Montana.Jul 20, 1892
  136. Public Law 52–209Chap. 209: providing when plaintiff may sue as a poor person and when counsel shall be assigned by the court.Jul 20, 1892
  137. Public Law 52–214Chap. 214: granting the right of way to the Mexican Gulf, Pacific and Puget Sound Railroad Company over and through the public lands of the United States in the States of Florida, Alabama. Mississippi, and Tennessee, and granting the right of way to said Railroad Company over and through the United States naval and military reservations near Pensacola, in the State of Florida.Jul 21, 1892
  138. Public Law 52–215Chap. 215: to extend the privileges of the first and seventh sections of the act of June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty, to the ports of Bangor and Vanceboro, Maine.Jul 21, 1892
  139. Public Law 52–216Chap. 216: authorizing the Leonard Avenue Street Railway Company to lay tracks upon certain streets abutting United States Military reservation in the City of Columbus, Ohio.Jul 21, 1892
  140. Public Law 52–227Chap. 227: fixing the time for holding the circuit and district courts in the district of West Virginia.Jul 22, 1892
  141. Public Law 52–228Chap. 228: regulating the construction of buildings along alleyways in the District of Columbia.Jul 22, 1892
  142. Public Law 52–229Chap. 229: to establish weather bureau stations on Middle and Thunder Bay islands in Lake Huron.Jul 22, 1892
  143. Public Law 52–230Chap. 230: to provide for the opening of Alleys in the District 01 Columbia.Jul 22, 1892
  144. Public Law 52–231Chap. 231: to fix the compensation of keepers and crews of lifesaving stations.Jul 22, 1892
  145. Public Law 52–233Chap. 233: 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.Jul 23, 1892
  146. Public Law 52–234Chap. 234: to amend sections twenty-one hundred and thirty-nine, twenty-one hundred and forty, and twenty-one hundred and forty-one of the Revised Statutes touching the sale of intoxicants in the Indian country, and for other purposes.Jul 23, 1892
  147. Public Law 52–235Chap. 235: to provide for a May term of the district court of the United States for the eastern district of South Carolina.Jul 23, 1892
  148. Public Law 52–236Chap. 236: to amend “An act to define the jurisdiction of the police court of the District of Columbia,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and ninety-one.Jul 23, 1892
  149. Public Law 52–237Chap. 237: to accept a bequest made by General George W. Cullum for the erection of a memorial hall at West Point, New York, and to carry the terms and conditions of the same into execution.Jul 23, 1892
  150. Public Law 52–238Chap. 238: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to sell certain lands in the city of Springfield and Commonwealth of Massachusetts.Jul 23, 1892
  151. Public Law 52–239Chap. 239: authorizing and directing the sale of certain property belonging to the United States, situate in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.Jul 23, 1892
  152. Public Law 52–240Chap. 240: to establish a division line between land of the United States and the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company.Jul 23, 1892
  153. Public Law 52–241Chap. 241: to establish a railroad bridge across the Black River, in Arkansas.Jul 23, 1892
  154. Public Law 52–248Chap. 248: to enforce reciprocal commercial relations between the United States and Canada, and for other purposes.Jul 26, 1892
  155. Public Law 52–249Chap. 249: to authorize the Postmaster-General to provide mail service, and for other purposes.Jul 26, 1892
  156. Public Law 52–250Chap. 250: to provide for the care of dependent children in the District of Columbia and to create a board of children’s guardians.Jul 26, 1892
  157. Public Law 52–251Chap. 251: to amend Section two of an act approved May fourteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty, being “An act for the relief of settlers on public lands.”Jul 26, 1892
  158. Public Law 52–252Chap. 252: to amend an act entitled “An act to incorporate the Bright-wood Railway Company of the District of Columbia.”Jul 26, 1892
  159. Public Law 52–253Chap. 253: to amend “An act to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Tennessee River at or near Knoxville, Tennessee,” approved August ninth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.Jul 26, 1892
  160. Public Law 52–254Chap. 254: to authorize and direct the Secretary of the Treasury to pay over certain moneys to the State of South Carolina, as prescribed by the act of August thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety, entitled “An act 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.”Jul 26, 1892
  161. Public Law 52–255Chap. 255: in relation to the execution of declarations and other papers in pension claims.Jul 26, 1892
  162. Public Law 52–256Chap. 256: to legalize the deed and other records of the Office of Indian Affairs, and to provide and authorize the use of a seal by said officeJul 26, 1892
  163. Public Law 52–257Chap. 257: authorizing the payment of a certificate of indebtedness of the District of Columbia, numbered forty-nine hundred and eighty-seven.Jul 26, 1892
  164. Public Law 52–264Chap. 264: to extend the privileges of the transportation of dutiable merchandise without appraisement to the port of Dunkirk, New York.Jul 27, 1892
  165. Public Law 52–265Chap. 265: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Savannah River.Jul 27, 1892
  166. Public Law 52–266Chap. 266: for the establishment of additional aids to navigation in Tampa Bay, Florida.Jul 27, 1892
  167. Public Law 52–267Chap. 267: to provide for the collection, custody, and arrangement of the military records of the American Revolution and the war of eighteen hundred and twelve.Jul 27, 1892
  168. Public Law 52–268Chap. 268: to furnish the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association, at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, with specimens of arms, accouterments, and so forth, used by the armies in the battle of Gettysburg, for exhibition and preservation at the Gettysburg Museum.Jul 27, 1892
  169. Public Law 52–269Chap. 269: amending the act of October first, eighteen hundred and ninety, entitled “An act to provide for the examination of certain officers of the Army and to regulate promotions therein.”Jul 27, 1892
  170. Public Law 52–270Chap. 270: to define the grade of certain medical officers of the Army, and for other purposes.Jul 27, 1892
  171. Public Law 52–271Chap. 271: to authorize the construction of jetties, piers, and breakwaters at private expense in the Gulf of Mexico, at the mouth of Ropes Pass, in the State of Texas.Jul 27, 1892
  172. Public Law 52–272Chap. 272: to amend the Articles of War, and for other purposes.Jul 27, 1892
  173. Public Law 52–273Chap. 273: to amend section nine of the act for the relief of certain volunteer and regular soldiers of the late war and the war with Mexico, passed March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.Jul 27, 1892
  174. Public Law 52–274Chap. 274: to build a bridge across the Tennessee River between a point in Whitesburg Precinct, in Madison County, an organ County, in the State of Alabama.Jul 27, 1892
  175. Public Law 52–275Chap. 275: to provide for the improvement of the outer bar of Brunswick, Georgia.Jul 27, 1892
  176. Public Law 52–276Chap. 276: to amend an act entitled “An act to promote the administration of justice in the Army,” approved October first, eighteen hundred and ninety.Jul 27, 1892
  177. Public Law 52–277Chap. 277: granting pensions to the survivors of the Indian wars of eighteen hundred and thirty-two to eighty hundred and forty-two, inclusive, known as the Black Hawk war. Creek war, Cherokee disturbances, and the Seminole war.Jul 27, 1892
  178. Public Law 52–311Chap. 311: making appropriations to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and for prior years, and for other purposes.Jul 28, 1892
  179. Public Law 52–312Chap. 312: to authorize the establishment of an academy and gallery of art in the District of Colombia.Jul 28, 1892
  180. Public Law 52–313Chap. 313: to confer jurisdiction on the Court of Claims to hear and determine the claim of the heir of Hugh Worthington, for his interest in the steamer Eastport.Jul 28, 1892
  181. Public Law 52–314Chap. 314: to grant the right of way to the Pensacola Terminal Company through the lands of the naval reservation near Pensacola.Jul 28, 1892
  182. Public Law 52–315Chap. 315: to provide for the examination of certain officers of the Marine Corps, and to regulate promotion therein.Jul 28, 1892
  183. Public Law 52–316Chap. 316: authorizing the Secretary of War to lease public property in certain cases.Jul 28, 1892
  184. Public Law 52–317Chap. 317: to amend the national bank act in providing for the redemption of national bank notes stolen from or lost by banks of issue.Jul 28, 1892
  185. Public Law 52–320Chap. 320: for the preservation of the public peace and the protection of property within the District of Columbia.Jul 29, 1892
  186. Public Law 52–321Chap. 321: to provide for semiannual statements by foreign corporations doing business in the District of Columbia.Jul 29, 1892
  187. Public Law 52–322Chap. 322: to incorporate the Washington and Great Falls Electric Railway Company.Jul 29, 1892
  188. Public Law 52–323Chap. 323: to prohibit the use of “one horse” cars within the limits of the city of Washington after the first day of January, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and for other purposes.Jul 29, 1892
  189. Public Law 52–327Chap. 327: to authorize the construction of a bridge over the Tennessee River at or near Deposit, Alabama.Jul 30, 1892
  190. Public Law 52–328Chap. 328: to provide for the examination and promotion of enlisted men of the Army to the grade of second lieutenant.Jul 30, 1892
  191. Public Law 52–329Chap. 329: to authorize the Denison and Northern Railway Company to construct and operate a railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Jul 30, 1892
  192. Public Law 52–351Chap. 351: to amend an act entitled “An act amending the pension law so as to remove the disability of those who, having participated in the rebellion, have since its termination enlisted in the Army of the United States, and become disabled,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-seven.Aug 1, 1892
  193. Public Law 52–352Chap. 352: relating to the limitation of the hours of daily service of laborers and mechanics employed upon the public works of the United States and of the District of Columbia.Aug 1, 1892
  194. Public Law 52–353Chap. 353: to incorporate the Maryland and Washington Railwav Company.Aug 1, 1892
  195. Public Law 52–360Chap. 360: to amend an act entitled “An act authorizing the appointment of receivers of national banks, and for other purposes,” approved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-six.Aug 3, 1892
  196. Public Law 52–361Chap. 361: fixing the fees of jurors and witnesses in the United States courts in certain States and Territories.Aug 3, 1892
  197. Public Law 52–362Chap. 362: to grant certain public lands to the State of Minnesota for perpetual use as a public park.Aug 3, 1892
  198. Public Law 52–374Chap. 374: changing the date for the dedication of the buildings of the World’s Columbian Exposition.Aug 4, 1892
  199. Public Law 52–375Chap. 375: to authorize the entry of lands chiefly valuable for building stone under the placer mining laws.Aug 4, 1892
  200. Public Law 52–376Chap. 376: for the relief of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.Aug 4, 1892
  201. Public Law 52–379Chap. 379: granting pensions to army nurses.Aug 5, 1892
  202. Public Law 52–380Chap. 380: making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and for other purposes.Aug 5, 1892
  203. Public Law 52–381Chap. 381: to aid in carrying out the act of Congress approved April twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety, entitled “Au act to provide for celebrating the four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, by holding an international exposition of arts, industries, manufactures, and products of the soil, mine, and sea. in the city of Chicago, in the State of Illinois,” and appropriating money therefor.Aug 5, 1892
  204. Public Law 52–382Chap. 382: for the relief of settlers upon certain lands in the States of North Dakota and South Dakota.Aug 5, 1892
  205. Public Law 52–383Chap. 383: to regulate the times for holding the terms of the United States Courts in the State of South Dakota.Aug 5, 1892
  206. Public Law 52–1Chap. 1: terminating the reduction in the numbers of the Engineer Corps of the Navy.Dec 16, 1892
  207. Public Law 52–6Chap. 6: making Saturday a half holiday for banking and trust company purposes in the District of Columbia.Dec 22, 1892
  208. Public Law 52–7Chap. 7: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to reconvey to Lucius U. Maltby and Louise W. Maltby, his wife, Margaret Elizabeth Lucas, and the Sea Girt Laud Improvement Company a piece of laud selected as a site for the Squan Inlet light station. New Jersey, but found to be unsuitable for the purpose of said station.Dec 22, 1892
  209. Public Law 52–8Chap. 8: to make Punta Gorda a subport of entry.Dec 22, 1892
  210. Public Law 52–9Chap. 9: to provide for the sale of Navy-yard lands in the city of Brooklyn.Dec 22, 1892
  211. Public Law 52–10Chap. 10: to provide an American register for the barge Sea Bird, of Perth Amboy, New Jersey.Dec 22, 1892
  212. Public Law 52–11Chap. 11: to extend to Duluth, Minnesota, the privileges of the first section of an act entitled “An act to amend the statutes in relation to immediate transportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes,” approved June tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty.Dec 22, 1892
  213. Public Law 52–12Chap. 12: to provide for the disposal of certain abandoned military reservations in the State of Wyoming.Dec 22, 1892
  214. Public Law 52–14Chap. 14: to amend and enlarge the act approved June eighteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, entitled “An act to provide for the distribution of the awards made under the convention between the United States of America and the Republic of Mexico, concluded on the fourth day of July, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.”Dec 28, 1892
  215. Public Law 52–15Chap. 15: to amend and enlarge the act approved June eighteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, entitled “An act to provide for the distribution of the awards made under the convention between the United States of America and the Republic of Mexico, concluded on the fourth day of July, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.”Dec 28, 1892
  216. Public Law 52–16Chap. 16: to authorize the Alabama Grand Trunk Railroad Company to bridge across the Tallapoosa and Coosa rivers.Dec 28, 1892
  217. Public Law 52–17Chap. 17: to provide for the removal of the remains of the late Ensign D. F. Terrell, United States Navy, from Sitka. Alaska, to his home in the State of Mississippi.Jan 5, 1893
  218. Public Law 52–18Chap. 18: granting increase of pension to soldiers of the Mexican war in certain cases.Jan 5, 1893
  219. Public Law 52–20Chap. 20: to incorporate the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation of the District of Columbia.Jan 6, 1893
  220. Public Law 52–21Chap. 21: authorizing the sale of land in the vicinity of Fort Mifflin on the river Delaware.Jan 6, 1893
  221. Public Law 52–22Chap. 22: for relief of the Citadel Academy, of Charleston, South Carolina.Jan 6, 1893
  222. Public Law 52–23Chap. 23: to amend an act entitled “An act authorizing the sale of title of the United States in lot three in square south of square nine hundred and ninety,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and ninety-one.Jan 7, 1893
  223. Public Law 52–24Chap. 24: to amend an act approved April twenty-second, eighteen hundred and ninety, authorizing the Natchitoches Cane River Bridge Company to construct and maintain a bridge across Cane River, in Louisiana.Jan 9, 1893
  224. Public Law 52–25Chap. 25: to amend an act approved March second, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Red River, Louisiana, by the Rapides Bridge Company, limited.Jan 9, 1893
  225. Public Law 52–28Chap. 28: authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Columbia River, in the State of Washington.Jan 10, 1893
  226. Public Law 52–29Chap. 29: to admit free of duty the wreckage of the ships Trenton and Vandalia, presented by the United States to the King of Samoa.Jan 10, 1893
  227. Public Law 52–32Chap. 32: granting to the Blue Mountain Irrigation and Improvement Company a right of way for reservoir and canals through the Umatilla Indian Reservation in the State of Oregon.Jan 12, 1893
  228. Public Law 52–38Chap. 38: to amend the act of March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-three, for the relief of the Columbian University, in the District of Columbia.Jan 14, 1893
  229. Public Law 52–39Chap. 39: granting to the Yuma Pumping Irrigation Company the right of way for two ditches across that part of the Yuma Indian Reservation lying in Arizona.Jan 20, 1893
  230. Public Law 52–41Chap. 41: to amend the proviso to be found in connection with the free-delivery service, page five hundred and sixty-nine, twenty-fourth volume, Statutes at Large.Jan 23, 1893
  231. Public Law 52–42Chap. 42: to remit the penalties on the light-house steamer Pansy.Jan 23, 1893
  232. Public Law 52–43Chap. 43: to authorize the Secretary of War to convey to school district, numbered twelve, of Kittery, Maine, a portion of Fort McClary military reservation, in exchange for other land.Jan 23, 1893
  233. Public Law 52–44Chap. 44: to amend “An act to promote the construction of a safe deep-water harbor on the coast of Texas,” approved February ninth, eighteen hundred and ninety-one.Jan 23, 1893
  234. Public Law 52–46Chap. 46: for the relief of M. P. Deady.Jan 25, 1893
  235. Public Law 52–47Chap. 47: to authorize the construction of bridges across the Hiwassee, the Tennessee, and the Clinch rivers, in the State of Tennessee.Jan 26, 1893
  236. Public Law 52–48Chap. 48: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River above New Orleans.Jan 26, 1893
  237. Public Law 52–50Chap. 50: to establish a lifesaving station at Gay Head, on the coast of Massachusetts.Jan 27, 1893
  238. Public Law 52–51Chap. 51: relating to post traderships.Jan 28, 1893
  239. Public Law 52–52Chap. 52: to authorize the Court of Claims to hear and determine the claims of certain New York Indians against the United States.Jan 28, 1893
  240. Public Law 52–53Chap. 53: to amend “An act authorizing the construction of a railway, street railway, motor, wagon, and pedestrian bridge over the Missouri River, near Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Omaha, Nebraska, and to extend the time for the completion of the bridge therein provided for.”Jan 28, 1893
  241. Public Law 52–54Chap. 54: 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.”Jan 31, 1893
  242. Public Law 52–56Chap. 56: for the relief of William Smith and others.Feb 2, 1893
  243. Public Law 52–57Chap. 57: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Osage River, between the mouths of Pomme de Terre River and Buffalo Creek, in Benton County, Missouri.Feb 3, 1893
  244. Public Law 52–58Chap. 58: relating to proof of citizenship of applicants for Indian-war pensions under the act of Congress approved July twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.Feb 3, 1893
  245. Public Law 52–61Chap. 61: to provide for lowering the height of a bridge proposed to be constructed across the Ohio River between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Kentucky, by the Cincinnati and Covington Rapid Transit Bridge Company.Feb 4, 1893
  246. Public Law 52–62Chap. 62: to provide for the enlargement of the military post at Fort Wayne, Michigan.Feb 4, 1893
  247. Public Law 52–63Chap. 63: establishing a fog signal at Tibbets Point, Lake Ontario, New York.Feb 6, 1893
  248. Public Law 52–64Chap. 64: relating to the anchorage and movement of vessels in the port of Chicago.Feb 6, 1893
  249. Public Law 52–65Chap. 65: to amend an act approved August sixth, eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, entitled, “An act to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Alabama River.”Feb 7, 1893
  250. Public Law 52–66Chap. 66: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Mobile River by the Chicago, Mobile and Gulf Ports Railroad Company.Feb 7, 1893
  251. Public Law 52–67Chap. 67: to amend “An act authorizing the construction of a high wagon bridge across the Missouri River at or near Sioux City, Iowa,” and so forth.Feb 7, 1893
  252. Public Law 52–69Chap. 69: to make Rockport, Texas, a subport of entry.Feb 8, 1893
  253. Public Law 52–74Chap. 74: to establish a court of appeals for the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Feb 9, 1893
  254. Public Law 52–75Chap. 75: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Warrior River by the Montgomery, Tuscaloosa and Memphis Railway Company.Feb 9, 1893
  255. Public Law 52–76Chap. 76: for the construction and maintenance of a bridge across the Saint Lawrence River.Feb 9, 1893
  256. Public Law 52–77Chap. 77: to extend the provisions of an act to provide for the muster and pay of certain officers and enlisted men of the volunteer forces.Feb 9, 1893
  257. Public Law 52–81Chap. 81: to amend an act entitled “An act to authorize the building of a railroad bridge at Little Rock, Arkansas.”Feb 11, 1893
  258. Public Law 52–82Chap. 82: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Cahaba River, in Bibb County, Alabama, by the Montgomery, Tuscaloosa and Memphis Railway.Feb 11, 1893
  259. Public Law 52–83Chap. 83: in relation to testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission, and in cases or proceedings under or connected with an act entitled “An act to regulate commerce,” approved February fourth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and amendments thereto.Feb 11, 1893
  260. Public Law 52–103Chap. 103: to extend the provisions of section eight of the act entitled “An net to repeal timber culture laws and for other purposes,” approved March third eighteen hundred and ninety-one, concerning prosecutions for cutting timber on public lands to Wyoming, New Mexico, and Arizona.Feb 13, 1893
  261. Public Law 52–104Chap. 104: to amend the charter of the Eckington and Soldier’s Home Railway Company of the District of Columbia.Feb 13, 1893
  262. Public Law 52–105Chap. 105: relating to navigation of vessels, bills of lading, and to certain obligations, duties, and rights in connection with the carriage of property.Feb 13, 1893
  263. Public Law 52–106Chap. 106: authorizing Velasco and Surfside Terminal Railway Company to construct a bridge across the Galveston and Brazos Canal.Feb 14, 1893
  264. Public Law 52–107Chap. 107: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Saint Marys River, between the States of Florida and Georgia.Feb 14, 1893
  265. Public Law 52–108Chap. 108: to authorize the Homestead and Pittsburg Bridge Company to construct a bridge over the Monongahela River from Pittsburg to Homestead.Feb 14, 1893
  266. Public Law 52–114Chap. 114: granting additional quarantine powers and imposing additional duties upon the Marine-Hospital Service.Feb 15, 1893
  267. Public Law 52–115Chap. 115: providing for sundry lighthouses and other aids to navigation.Feb 15, 1893
  268. Public Law 52–116Chap. 116: to amend an act entitled “An act for the construction of a railroad and wagon bridge across the Mississippi River at South Saint Paul, Minnesota,” approved April twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and ninety.Feb 15, 1893
  269. Public Law 52–117Chap. 117: to amend section forty-three hundred and forty-seven of the Revised Statutes of the United States.Feb 15, 1893
  270. Public Law 52–118Chap. 118: to authorize the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company to renew its railroad bridge across the Big Sandy River, upon such plans and location as may be approved by the Secretary of War.Feb 15, 1893
  271. Public Law 52–119Chap. 119: for relief of certain settlers on public land in the Tucson land district in Arizona.Feb 15, 1893
  272. Public Law 52–120Chap. 120: granting right of way to the Colorado River Irrigation Company through the Yuma Indian Reservation in California.Feb 15, 1893
  273. Public Law 52–121Chap. 121: authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Monongahela River, at West Elizabeth, in the State of Pennsylvania.Feb 15, 1893
  274. Public Law 52–136Chap. 136: 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 18, 1893
  275. Public Law 52–137Chap. 137: to incorporate the Eclectic Medical Society of the District of Columbia.Feb 18, 1893
  276. Public Law 52–138Chap. 138: granting to the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Railway Company the right of way across the Whipple Barracks military reservation in Arizona.Feb 18, 1893
  277. Public Law 52–139Chap. 139: to change the name of the Capitol, North O Street and South Washington Railway Company.Feb 18, 1893
  278. Public Law 52–140Chap. 140: to authorize the Union Railroad Company to construct and maintain a bridge across the Monongahela River.Feb 18, 1893
  279. Public Law 52–143Chap. 143: to amend an act entitled “An act to incorporate the Masonic Mutual Relief Association of the District of Columbia,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.Feb 20, 1893
  280. Public Law 52–144Chap. 144: to grant to the Gainesville, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Company a right of way through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Feb 20, 1893
  281. Public Law 52–145Chap. 145: to ratify and confirm agreement between the Puyallup Indiana and the Northern Pacific Railroad Company for right of way through the Puyallup Indian Reservation.Feb 20, 1893
  282. Public Law 52–146Chap. 146: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to obtain plans and specifications for public buildings to be erected under the supervision of the Treasury Department, and providing for local supervision of the construction of the same.Feb 20, 1893
  283. Public Law 52–147Chap. 147: to restore to the public domain a portion of the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation, in the Territory of Arizona, and for other purposes.Feb 20, 1893
  284. Public Law 52–148Chap. 148: to ratify and confirm an agreement made bet ween the Seneca Nation of Indians and William B. Barker.Feb 20, 1893
  285. Public Law 52–149Chap. 149: to amend an act establishing a court of private land claims and to provide for the settlement of private land claims in certain States and Territories. approved March third, eighteen hundred and ninety-one.Feb 21, 1893
  286. Public Law 52–150Chap. 150: to extend to the North Pacific Ocean the provisions of the statutes for the protection of the fur-seals and other fur-bearing animals.Feb 21, 1893
  287. Public Law 52–151Chap. 151: to amend an act entitled “An act to provide for the establishment of a port of delivery at Council Bluffs. Iowa.”Feb 21, 1893
  288. Public Law 52–153Chap. 153: granting certain rights and privileges to the commissioners of water works in the city of Erie, Pennsylvania.Feb 23, 1893
  289. Public Law 52–154Chap. 154: to provide for the publication of the Eleventh Census.Feb 23, 1893
  290. Public Law 52–156Chap. 156: to amend “An act making appropriations for the construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works on rivers and harbors, and for other purposes,” approved July thirteenth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.Feb 24, 1893
  291. Public Law 52–157Chap. 157: relative to voluntary assignments by debtors for the benefit of creditors, in the District of Columbia, anil to amend section seven hundred and eighty-two of the Revised Statutes of the United States, relating to the District of Columbia.Feb 24, 1893
  292. Public Law 52–158Chap. 158: to narrow California avenue, within Bellair Heights, district of Columbia.Feb 24, 1893
  293. Public Law 52–159Chap. 159: authorizing the construction of a bridge over the Monongahela River at the foot of Main street, in the borough of Bellevernon, in the State of Pennsylvania.Feb 24, 1893
  294. Public Law 52–160Chap. 160: to incorporate the American University.Feb 24, 1893
  295. Public Law 52–164Chap. 164: to amend the act of May sixth, eighteen hundred and ninety, fixing the rate of interest to be charged on arrearages of general and special taxes now due the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Feb 25, 1893
  296. Public Law 52–165Chap. 165: for the benefit of the State of Kentucky, Logan and Simpson counties and of Louisville, Kentucky, and of Sumner and Davidson counties, Tennessee.Feb 25, 1893
  297. Public Law 52–167Chap. 167: for the further continuance of the publication of the Supplement to the Revised Statutes of the United States.Feb 27, 1893
  298. Public Law 52–168Chap. 168: making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four, and for other purposes.Feb 27, 1893
  299. Public Law 52–169Chap. 169: to authorize the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad Company to construct and operate a railroad, telegraph, and telephone line through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Feb 27, 1893
  300. Public Law 52–170Chap. 170: to amend the charter of the Brightwood Railway Company of the District of Columbia.Feb 27, 1893
  301. Public Law 52–171Chap. 171: to grant to the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific, Railway Company a right of way through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Feb 27, 1893
  302. Public Law 52–174Chap. 174: authorizing the construction of a free bridge across the Arkansas River, connecting Little Rock and Argenta.Feb 28, 1893
  303. Public Law 52–175Chap. 175: granting to the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company the use of certain lands at Chickasha Station, and for a “Y” in the Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory.Feb 28, 1893
  304. Public Law 52–176Chap. 176: to amend an act entitled “An act to grant to the Mobile and Dauphin Island Railroad and Harbor Company the right to trestle across the shoal water between Cedar Point and Dauphin Island,” approved September twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and ninety.Feb 28, 1893
  305. Public Law 52–182Chap. 182: making appropriations for the diplomatic and consular service of the United States for fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four.Mar 1, 1893
  306. Public Law 52–183Chap. 183: to create the California Debris Commission and regulate hydraulic mining in the State of California.Mar 1, 1893
  307. Public Law 52–184Chap. 184: authorizing the Saint Louis and Madison Transfer Company to construct a bridge over the Mississippi River.Mar 1, 1893
  308. Public Law 52–185Chap. 185: to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Calumet River.Mar 1, 1893
  309. Public Law 52–186Chap. 186: making appropriations for the support of the Military Academy for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four.Mar 1, 1893
  310. Public Law 52–187Chap. 187: making appropriations for the payment of invalid and other pensions of the United States for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four, and for other purposes.Mar 1, 1893
  311. Public Law 52–188Chap. 188: to grant to the Gainesville, McCallister and Saint Louis Railway Company a right of way through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.Mar 1, 1893
  312. Public Law 52–189Chap. 189: to grant to the Champlain and Saint Lawrence Railroad Company a right of way across the Fort Montgomery military reservation.Mar 1, 1893
  313. Public Law 52–190Chap. 190: to authorize the Montgomery Bridge Company’ to construct and maintain a bridge across the Alabama River near the city of Montgomery, Alabama.Mar 1, 1893
  314. Public Law 52–191Chap. 191: to amend an act approved July twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, entitled “An act to provide for the improvement of the outer bar of Brunswick, Georgia.”Mar 1, 1893
  315. Public Law 52–192Chap. 192: extending the time for the construction of the Big Horn Southern Railroad through the Crow Indian Reservation.Mar 1, 1893
  316. Public Law 52–193Chap. 193: for the relief of Seaton Norman.Mar 1, 1893
  317. Public Law 52–195Chap. 195: to remove a cloud from the title to certain real estate in the city of Crawfordsville, Indiana.Mar 2, 1893
  318. Public Law 52–196Chap. 196: to promote the safety of employees and travelers upon Railroads by compelling common carriers engaged in interstate commerce to equip their cars with automatic couplers and continuous brakes and their locomotives with driving-wheel brakes, and for other purposes.Mar 2, 1893
  319. Public Law 52–197Chap. 197: to provide a permanent, system of highways in that part of the District of Columbia lying outside of cities.Mar 2, 1893
  320. Public Law 52–199Chap. 199: making appropriations for the expenses of the government of the District of Columbia for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1893
  321. Public Law 52–200Chap. 200: to provide for the survey and transfer of that part of the Fort Randall military reservation in the State of Nebraska to said State for school and other purposes.Mar 3, 1893
  322. Public Law 52–201Chap. 201: to authorize the construction of a bridge over the Tennessee River at or near Sheffield. Alabama.Mar 3, 1893
  323. Public Law 52–202Chap. 202: to amend rule seven, section forty-two hundred and thirty-three, Revised Statutes, relating to rules for preventing collisions on the water.Mar 3, 1893
  324. Public Law 52–203Chap. 203: to ratify and confirm an agreement with the Kickapoo Indians in Oklahoma Territory, and to make appropriations for carrying the same into effect.Mar 3, 1893
  325. Public Law 52–204Chap. 204: regulating the sale of intoxicating liquors in the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1893
  326. Public Law 52–205Chap. 205: to provide for the adjustment of certain sales of lands in the late reservation of the confederated Otoe and Missouria tribes of Indians in the States of Nebraska and Kansas.Mar 3, 1893
  327. Public Law 52–206Chap. 206: to facilitate the enforcement of the immigration and contract-labor laws of the United States.Mar 3, 1893
  328. Public Law 52–207Chap. 207: for the examination and allowance of certain awards made by a board of claims to certain citizens of Jefferson County, Kentucky.Mar 3, 1893
  329. Public Law 52–208Chap. 208: making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1893
  330. Public Law 52–209Chap. 209: making appropriations for current and contingent expenses, and fulfilling treaty stipulations with Indian tribes, for fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four.Mar 3, 1893
  331. Public Law 52–210Chap. 210: making appropriations to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and for prior years, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1893
  332. Public Law 52–211Chap. 211: making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1893
  333. Public Law 52–212Chap. 212: making appropriations for the Naval Service for fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four, and for other purposes.Mar 3, 1893
  334. Public Law 52–213Chap. 213: making appropriations for the service of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four.Mar 3, 1893
  335. Public Law 52–214Chap. 214: making appropriations for the Department of Agricuture, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-four.Mar 3, 1893
  336. Public Law 52–215Chap. 215: relating to copyrights.Mar 3, 1893
  337. Public Law 52–216Chap. 216: to continue the duties on certain manufactures of flax at the rate now provided by law.Mar 3, 1893
  338. Public Law 52–217Chap. 217: for the relief of William and Mary College, of Virginia.Mar 3, 1893
  339. Public Law 52–218Chap. 218: to authorize the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad Company to renew its railroad bridge across the Calumet Riser upon or near the site of its present bridge and upon a location and plans to be approved by the Secretary of War, and to operate the same.Mar 3, 1893
  340. Public Law 52–219Chap. 219: for the relief of the Stockbridge and Menace cribe of Indians, in the State of Wisconsin.Mar 3, 1893
  341. Public Law 52–220Chap. 220: to prescribe the number of district attorneys and marshals in the judicial districts of the State of Alabama.Mar 3, 1893
  342. Public Law 52–221Chap. 221: establishing a standard gauge for sheet and plate iron and steel.Mar 3, 1893
  343. Public Law 52–222Chap. 222: in relation to the pay of Rear-Admiral James E. Jouett, retired.Mar 3, 1893
  344. Public Law 52–223Chap. 223: granting the right of way through the Arlington Reservation for railroad purposes.Mar 3, 1893
  345. Public Law 52–224Chap. 224: to authorize the Interoceanic Railway Company to construct and operate railway, telegraph, and telephone lines through the Indian Territory.Mar 3, 1893
  346. Public Law 52–225Chap. 225: to regulate the manner in which property shall be sold under orders and decrees of any United States courts.Mar 3, 1893
  347. Public Law 52–226Chap. 226: to amend section seven hundred and sixty-six of the Revised Statutes of the United States.Mar 3, 1893
  348. Private Law 52–4Chap. 4: for the relief of the University of the State of Missouri.Feb 4, 1892
  349. Private Law 52–13Chap. 13: for the relief of Aquilla Jones, senior.Mar 8, 1892
  350. Private Law 52–24Chap. 24: to increase the pension of Annie Maria Young, a Revolutionary pensionerMar 26, 1892
  351. Private Law 52–26Chap. 26: to remove the political disabilities of John E. F. Tatnall.Mar 30, 1892
  352. Private Law 52–27Chap. 27: to increase the pension of George E. AllenMar 30, 1892
  353. Private Law 52–33Chap. 33: for the relief of Daniel McClure.Apr 4, 1892
  354. Private Law 52–42Chap. 42: to increase the pension of William Burrough, of Crawford County, Arkansas, Veteran of the War of eighteen hundred and twelve.Apr 11, 1892
  355. Private Law 52–48Chap. 48: for the relief of Edward S. ArmstrongApr 15, 1892
  356. Private Law 52–51Chap. 51: for the relief of John R. Blankenship.Apr 19, 1892
  357. Private Law 52–58Chap. 58: for relief of John Nickles.Apr 30, 1892
  358. Private Law 52–75Chap. 75: for the relief of Alfred J. Worcester.May 13, 1892
  359. Private Law 52–80Chap. 80: authorizing the payment of the pension of Edward S. Smith, accrued at the date of his death, to his mother Catherine.May 25, 1892
  360. Private Law 52–81Chap. 81: for the relief of Betsey Worthington.May 25, 1892
  361. Private Law 52–82Chap. 82: granting a pension to Jane Shierry.May 25, 1892
  362. Private Law 52–84Chap. 84: to provide for a pension for Obe Sutherland, late a teamster in the Quartermaster's Department of the United States volunteer Army.May 31, 1892
  363. Private Law 52–94Chap. 94: for the relief of John Warren.Jun 6, 1892
  364. Private Law 52–95Chap. 95: granting a pension to George W. Jones.Jun 7, 1892
  365. Private Law 52–96Chap. 96: granting a pension to Ellen Maguire.Jun 7, 1892
  366. Private Law 52–97Chap. 97: granting a pension to Esther Doolittle.Jun 7, 1892
  367. Private Law 52–98Chap. 98: granting a pension to Sarah L. Henderson.Jun 7, 1892
  368. Private Law 52–99Chap. 99: to pension Jane Allen.Jun 7, 1892
  369. Private Law 52–100Chap. 100: granting an increase of pension to Samuel J. Boling.Jun 7, 1892
  370. Private Law 52–101Chap. 101: granting a pension to Mrs Eliza Fays.Jun 7, 1892
  371. Private Law 52–102Chap. 102: for the relief of Wells Cheney.Jun 7, 1892
  372. Private Law 52–103Chap. 103: granting a pension to Caroline E. Quigg, formerly C. Elizabeth Henry, an army nurse in the late war.Jun 7, 1892
  373. Private Law 52–104Chap. 104: granting a pension to Elizabeth Kelly.Jun 7, 1892
  374. Private Law 52–105Chap. 105: to pension Margaret Turner.Jun 7, 1892
  375. Private Law 52–106Chap. 106: to pension Lewis L. Lane.Jun 7, 1892
  376. Private Law 52–107Chap. 107: granting a pension to William F. C. Nindemann, late of the Jeannette expedition to the Arctic Ocean.Jun 7, 1892
  377. Private Law 52–109Chap. 109: to remove the charge of desertion now standing against Albert Keach.Jun 8, 1892
  378. Private Law 52–110Chap. 110: granting an honorable discharge to William W. Wedgwood.Jun 8, 1892
  379. Private Law 52–111Chap. 111: for the relief of the estate of John W. Whitfield, late register of the land office in the Delaware land district of Kansas.Jun 9, 1892
  380. Private Law 52–112Chap. 112: to pension Samuel O. Fisher, of Lynn, Massachusetts.Jun 9, 1892
  381. Private Law 52–113Chap. 113: granting a pension to Mrs. Jennie Y. Wade.Jun 9, 1892
  382. Private Law 52–114Chap. 114: for the relief of Jonathan Ramey, Mexican war veteran.Jun 9, 1892
  383. Private Law 52–115Chap. 115: granting a pension to Mary Jewett Telford, an army nurse.Jun 9, 1892
  384. Private Law 52–121Chap. 121: to pension Elizabeth R. Crawford, widow of C. A. Crawford, soldier in Creek war of eighteen hundred and thirty-six.Jun 17, 1892
  385. Private Law 52–122Chap. 122: to increase the pension of Cassie A. Davis.Jun 17, 1892
  386. Private Law 52–128Chap. 128: for the relief of Robert H. Montgomery.Jun 22, 1892
  387. Private Law 52–129Chap. 129: for the relief of Francis W. Wickham.Jun 22, 1892
  388. Private Law 52–131Chap. 131: directing the issue of duplicate United States bonds to Elijah P. T. Hollcroft, guardian of Burton J. Parr.Jun 24, 1892
  389. Private Law 52–136Chap. 136: granting an increase of pension to David Reed.Jun 25, 1892
  390. Private Law 52–141Chap. 141: granting an increase of pension to George W. WhiteJul 1, 1892
  391. Private Law 52–142Chap. 142: for the relief of Thomas A. McLaughlin.Jul 1, 1892
  392. Private Law 52–155Chap. 155: granting a pension to Lucy Haskell, mother, by adoption, of John Haskell.Jul 6, 1892
  393. Private Law 52–166Chap. 166: granting a pension to Mrs. Jennie Vaughan.Jul 13, 1892
  394. Private Law 52–167Chap. 167: granting a pension to Eliza M. Boatright, the surviving widow of Alexander M. Boatright, who was a soldier in the Black Hawk warJul 13, 1892
  395. Private Law 52–174Chap. 174: to Pension Adeline Alexander.Jul 14, 1892
  396. Private Law 52–175Chap. 175: for the relief of Kate P. Mitchell, daughter of Stephen Mitchell, late of the Fifth Maine Battery.Jul 14, 1892
  397. Private Law 52–176Chap. 176: for the relief of David L. Truex.Jul 14, 1892
  398. Private Law 52–177Chap. 177: to pension Mrs Adelia S. Ferris.Jul 14, 1892
  399. Private Law 52–178Chap. 178: to pension Andrew J. Jones, for services in the Indian wars.Jul 14, 1892
  400. Private Law 52–179Chap. 179: to pension Nancy E. RenfroJul 14, 1892
  401. Private Law 52–180Chap. 180: granting a pension to William S. Woodward.Jul 14, 1892
  402. Private Law 52–181Chap. 181: granting a pension to Bridget Maloy.Jul 14, 1892
  403. Private Law 52–182Chap. 182: granting a pension to Noah Staley.Jul 14, 1892
  404. Private Law 52–183Chap. 183: granting a pension to James A. Davis.Jul 14, 1892
  405. Private Law 52–184Chap. 184: granting a pension to Harmon H. McElveyJul 14, 1892
  406. Private Law 52–185Chap. 185: granting a pension to David C. Barrow.Jul 14, 1892
  407. Private Law 52–186Chap. 186: granting a pension to Mary Gatlin.Jul 14, 1892
  408. Private Law 52–187Chap. 187: granting a pension to Mrs Elizabeth R. Willson.Jul 14, 1892
  409. Private Law 52–188Chap. 188: granting a pension to Herman Heinze.Jul 14, 1892
  410. Private Law 52–189Chap. 189: granting an increase of pension to William A. Birch.Jul 14, 1892
  411. Private Law 52–190Chap. 190: to increase the pension of Michael Lahey.Jul 14, 1892
  412. Private Law 52–191Chap. 191: for the relief of Frederick Meredith, late a soldier in the Indian war of eighteen hundred and thirty-two.Jul 14, 1892
  413. Private Law 52–192Chap. 192: to increase the pension of Aaron V. Hamilton, late a member of Fremont's Battalion, Mexican War.Jul 14, 1892
  414. Private Law 52–193Chap. 193: increasing the pension of Meridy Smith, a Revolutionary pensioner.Jul 14, 1892
  415. Private Law 52–194Chap. 194: for the relief of Elizabeth T. Boyd and Joel S. Hankins of Alabama,Jul 15, 1892
  416. Private Law 52–200Chap. 200: for the relief of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles G. Sawtelle, deputy quartermaster-general, United States Army.Jul 16, 1892
  417. Private Law 52–202Chap. 202: for the relief of the First Methodist Church, in the city of Jackson, Tennessee.Jul 18, 1892
  418. Private Law 52–203Chap. 203: to correct the military record of Lieutenant Cornelius McLean.Jul 18, 1892
  419. Private Law 52–204Chap. 204: to refund, certain revenue taxes to Bonner and Merriman.Jul 18, 1892
  420. Private Law 52–207Chap. 207: for the relief of W. H. HowardJul 19, 1892
  421. Private Law 52–210Chap. 210: granting a pension to Mary E. Law, widow of Captain Richard L. Law, United States Navy.Jul 20, 1892
  422. Private Law 52–211Chap. 211: for the relief of Mrs. Sarah J. Waggoner.Jul 20, 1892
  423. Private Law 52–212Chap. 212: to remove the political disabilities of William S. Walker, of Atlanta, Georgia.Jul 20, 1892
  424. Private Law 52–213Chap. 213: for the relief of Mrs. E. Trask.Jul 20, 1892
  425. Private Law 52–217Chap. 217: for the allowance of certain claims reported by the accounting officers of the United States Treasury Department.Jul 21, 1892
  426. Private Law 52–218Chap. 218: granting a pension to John Chamberlain.Jul 21, 1892
  427. Private Law 52–219Chap. 219: granting an increase of pension to Michael O'Brien.Jul 21, 1892
  428. Private Law 52–220Chap. 220: for the recognition of Henry O. Kent as colonel of the Seventeenth New Hampshire Volunteers.Jul 21, 1892
  429. Private Law 52–221Chap. 221: for the correction of the military record of Wilhelm Spiegelburg.Jul 21, 1892
  430. Private Law 52–222Chap. 222: granting a pension to Abigail L. Finney.Jul 21, 1892
  431. Private Law 52–223Chap. 223: to pension Edith S. Read.Jul 21, 1892
  432. Private Law 52–224Chap. 224: for relief of Dabney, Simmons and Company.Jul 21, 1892
  433. Private Law 52–225Chap. 225: for the relief of John McMahan.Jul 21, 1892
  434. Private Law 52–226Chap. 226: for the relief of Harriett W. Shacklett.Jul 21, 1892
  435. Private Law 52–232Chap. 232: for the relief of Amelia R. Webster.Jul 22, 1892
  436. Private Law 52–242Chap. 242: for the relief of Patrick Hyland.Jul 23, 1892
  437. Private Law 52–243Chap. 243: for the relief of Richard M. Edwards, of Cleveland, Tennessee.Jul 23, 1892
  438. Private Law 52–244Chap. 244: for the relief of P. B. Sinnott, late Indian agent at Grand Ronde Agency, State of Oregon.Jul 23, 1892
  439. Private Law 52–245Chap. 245: granting a pension to Joseph J. Granberry.Jul 23, 1892
  440. Private Law 52–246Chap. 246: for the relief of the Mobile and Girard Railroad Company.Jul 23, 1892
  441. Private Law 52–247Chap. 247: granting a pension to Mary Isabella Hutchison.Jul 25, 1892
  442. Private Law 52–258Chap. 258: for the relief of A. S. Lee.Jul 26, 1892
  443. Private Law 52–259Chap. 259: for the relief of Nathaniel Lang.Jul 26, 1892
  444. Private Law 52–260Chap. 260: for the relief of Jerome H. Biddle.Jul 26, 1892
  445. Private Law 52–261Chap. 261: for the relief of J. D. King.Jul 26, 1892
  446. Private Law 52–262Chap. 262: for the relief of Henry S. Cohn, late of the one hundred and sixth Ohio Volunteers.Jul 26, 1892
  447. Private Law 52–263Chap. 263: for the relief of Julius C. Zanone, only heir of John B. Zanone late of Mound City, in Pulaski County, Illinois, deceased.Jul 26, 1892
  448. Private Law 52–278Chap. 278: to correct the military record of Joseph WackerlyJul 27, 1892
  449. Private Law 52–279Chap. 279: for the relief of Aaron J. Oliver.Jul 27, 1892
  450. Private Law 52–280Chap. 280: to grant an honorable discharge to George W. Barr from the Army.Jul 27, 1892
  451. Private Law 52–281Chap. 281: to remove the charge of desertion from the record of James M. Thompson.Jul 27, 1892
  452. Private Law 52–282Chap. 282: for the relief of D. P. Abbott, A. S. Keeves, and T. E. Smith.Jul 27, 1892
  453. Private Law 52–283Chap. 283: to restore Cynthia E. Brinneman, formerly Tate, to the pension roll.Jul 27, 1892
  454. Private Law 52–284Chap. 284: granting an increase of pension to Henry Merritt.Jul 27, 1892
  455. Private Law 52–285Chap. 285: granting an increase of pension to John C. Ford.Jul 27, 1892
  456. Private Law 52–286Chap. 286: to increase the pension of Louis Badger, late of the Fourth Indiana Cavalry.Jul 27, 1892
  457. Private Law 52–287Chap. 287: to increase the pension of John D. Prator.Jul 27, 1892
  458. Private Law 52–288Chap. 288: to pension Reuben Riggs.Jul 27, 1892
  459. Private Law 52–289Chap. 289: to pension Martha A. Beerbower.Jul 27, 1892
  460. Private Law 52–290Chap. 290: to pension Nancy Campbell.Jul 27, 1892
  461. Private Law 52–291Chap. 291: to grant a pension to Anna Torrence.Jul 27, 1892
  462. Private Law 52–292Chap. 292: granting relief to Jeremiah White, of Osage City, Kansas.Jul 27, 1892
  463. Private Law 52–293Chap. 293: for the relief of Susan Lomasney.Jul 27, 1892
  464. Private Law 52–294Chap. 294: granting a pension to Mrs. Margaret Brackett.Jul 27, 1892
  465. Private Law 52–295Chap. 295: granting a pension to Frances B. Wilson.Jul 27, 1892
  466. Private Law 52–296Chap. 296: granting a pension to Thomas Thompson.Jul 27, 1892
  467. Private Law 52–297Chap. 297: granting a pension to Martha J. Griffith.Jul 27, 1892
  468. Private Law 52–298Chap. 298: granting a pension to Louisa B. Sharp.Jul 27, 1892
  469. Private Law 52–299Chap. 299: granting a pension to William Colvill, of Minnesota.Jul 27, 1892
  470. Private Law 52–300Chap. 300: granting a pension to Elizabeth Bowden.Jul 27, 1892
  471. Private Law 52–301Chap. 301: granting a pension to James Smith.Jul 27, 1892
  472. Private Law 52–302Chap. 302: granting a pension to Benjamin Churchill.Jul 27, 1892
  473. Private Law 52–303Chap. 303: granting a pension to Julia Bodley.Jul 27, 1892
  474. Private Law 52–304Chap. 304: granting a pension to Cecilia White.Jul 27, 1892
  475. Private Law 52–305Chap. 305: granting a pension to Charity W. Clark, mother of Edmond M. Clark, formerly of Company M, Seventeenth Pennsylvania Cavalry.Jul 27, 1892
  476. Private Law 52–306Chap. 306: granting a pension to Mrs Sophia Bruner Hineline.Jul 27, 1892
  477. Private Law 52–307Chap. 307: granting a pension to Louis Heninger, of Saint Louis, Missouri.Jul 27, 1892
  478. Private Law 52–308Chap. 308: granting a pension to Elizabeth Mohan.Jul 27, 1892
  479. Private Law 52–309Chap. 309: granting a pension to Jane A. Ward, widow of D. A. Ward.Jul 27, 1892
  480. Private Law 52–310Chap. 310: for the relief of Lydia A Magill, administratrix.Jul 27, 1892
  481. Private Law 52–318Chap. 318: providing for the relief of William C. Spencer, of Maryland, late Captain Seventeenth Infantry, United States Army.Jul 28, 1892
  482. Private Law 52–319Chap. 319: to remove the charge of desertion now standing against Michael Keefe, deceased.Jul 28, 1892
  483. Private Law 52–324Chap. 324: granting a pension to Eliza Smith.Jul 29, 1892
  484. Private Law 52–325Chap. 325: for the relief of James B. Blue, administrator de bonis non of the estate of Solomon Blue, deceased.Jul 29, 1892
  485. Private Law 52–326Chap. 326: granting a pension to Orinda Leach.Jul 29, 1892
  486. Private Law 52–330Chap. 330: granting an increase of pension to Andrew Kramer.Jul 30, 1892
  487. Private Law 52–332Chap. 332: granting a pension to Robert S. Campbell, veteran of Seminole war, eighteen hundred and thirty seven.Jul 30, 1892
  488. Private Law 52–332Chap. 332: granting a pension to Anna M. Holstein, a hospital nurse during the war of the rebellion.Jul 30, 1892
  489. Private Law 52–333Chap. 333: granting a pension to Lydia M. Kennedy, sister of Abram Kennedy.Jul 30, 1892
  490. Private Law 52–334Chap. 334: granting a pension to Mary J. Corcoran.Jul 30, 1892
  491. Private Law 52–335Chap. 335: granting a pension to John Mercer.Jul 30, 1892
  492. Private Law 52–336Chap. 336: granting a pension to Sarah L. Ronaldson.Jul 30, 1892
  493. Private Law 52–337Chap. 337: granting a pension to Stark Frazier.Jul 30, 1892
  494. Private Law 52–338Chap. 338: granting a pension to James Reed, juniorJul 30, 1892
  495. Private Law 52–339Chap. 339: granting a pension to William H. Brewer.Jul 30, 1892
  496. Private Law 52–340Chap. 340: granting a pension to Ellen Goff.Jul 30, 1892
  497. Private Law 52–341Chap. 341: granting a pension to Katie Allen.Jul 30, 1892
  498. Private Law 52–342Chap. 342: granting a pension to James W. Kirtley.Jul 30, 1892
  499. Private Law 52–343Chap. 343: granting a pension to William Oscar Stanley.Jul 30, 1892
  500. Private Law 52–344Chap. 344: granting a pension to Mary A. Sipp.Jul 30, 1892
  501. Private Law 52–345Chap. 345: granting a pension to Julia S. Tompkins.Jul 30, 1892
  502. Private Law 52–346Chap. 346: granting a pension to Susanna Davis.Jul 30, 1892
  503. Private Law 52–347Chap. 347: granting a pension to Henry J. Alvis.Jul 30, 1892
  504. Private Law 52–348Chap. 348: restoring the pension of Sallie M. Swigart.Jul 30, 1892
  505. Private Law 52–349Chap. 349: for the relief of the heirs of John E. Treutlen.Jul 30, 1892
  506. Private Law 52–350Chap. 350: for the relief of Mrs Mary Ann Ross, formerly Coats, late of Pike County, Illinois, but now of Marceline, Missouri.Jul 30, 1892
  507. Private Law 52–354Chap. 354: for the relief of James H. Willey.Aug 1, 1892
  508. Private Law 52–355Chap. 355: to pension Nathan Falkner, of Saline County, Arkansas.Aug 1, 1892
  509. Private Law 52–356Chap. 356: granting a pension to Sarah A. Noble.Aug 1, 1892
  510. Private Law 52–357Chap. 357: granting an increase of pension to Addison M. Copen.Aug 1, 1892
  511. Private Law 52–358Chap. 358: to correct the military record of James Corridon, Fourth United States Infantry.Aug 1, 1892
  512. Private Law 52–359Chap. 359: for the relief of Charles T. Garrard.Aug 1, 1892
  513. Private Law 52–363Chap. 363: to amend the military record of De Loss CramerAug 3, 1892
  514. Private Law 52–364Chap. 364: to pension Anna Morgan Burns.Aug 3, 1892
  515. Private Law 52–365Chap. 365: granting a pension to Mary C. Smith.Aug 3, 1892
  516. Private Law 52–366Chap. 366: granting a pension to Florence Esther Williams, the blind daughter of Henry D. Williams, late a private in Company F, Sixty fourth Regiment Illinois Volunteers.Aug 3, 1892
  517. Private Law 52–367Chap. 367: granting a pension to Miss Adda Boodger, of Lockport, New York.Aug 3, 1892
  518. Private Law 52–368Chap. 368: granting a pension to Elizabeth Harley.Aug 3, 1892
  519. Private Law 52–369Chap. 369: granting a pension to Mary O'ConnorAug 3, 1892
  520. Private Law 52–370Chap. 370: granting a pension to Mrs Jennie B. Morris.Aug 3, 1892
  521. Private Law 52–371Chap. 371: for the relief of Quincy McNeil.Aug 3, 1892
  522. Private Law 52–372Chap. 372: for the relief of Samuel Howard.Aug 3, 1892
  523. Private Law 52–373Chap. 373: for the relief of Neil Fisher.Aug 3, 1892
  524. Private Law 52–377Chap. 377: granting a pension to Ellen Carpenter.Aug 4, 1892
  525. Private Law 52–378Chap. 378: for the relief of Mrs Laura E. Skeels.Aug 4, 1892
  526. Private Law 52–384Chap. 384: granting a pension to Annie Davis.Aug 5, 1892
  527. Private Law 52–385Chap. 385: granting a pension to James McCammon.Aug 5, 1892
  528. Private Law 52–386Chap. 386: to restore to the pension rolls the name of Minnie Hall.Aug 5, 1892
  529. Private Law 52–387Chap. 387: granting an increase of pension to Walter Barrett.Aug 5, 1892
  530. Private Law 52–388Chap. 388: to pension Mrs Caroline A. Smith, widow of Philander Smith, of West Tisbury, Massachusetts.Aug 5, 1892
  531. Private Law 52–389Chap. 389: for the relief of Joseph C. Williams.Aug 5, 1892
  532. Private Law 52–390Chap. 390: granting an honorable discharge to John H. Randleman.Aug 5, 1892
  533. Private Law 52–391Chap. 391: to correct the military record of Jesse C. Taylor, Sixth Tennessee Cavalry.Aug 5, 1892
  534. Private Law 52–392Chap. 392: for the relief of the heirs of Davis B. Bonfoey and EmmaAug 5, 1892
  535. Private Law 52–393Chap. 393: granting a pension to W. W. HarlleeAug 5, 1892
  536. Private Law 52–394Chap. 394: granting a pension to John A. Dean.Aug 5, 1892
  537. Private Law 52–395Chap. 395: granting a pension to Bertha Test.Aug 5, 1892
  538. Private Law 52–396Chap. 396: granting a pension to Thomas Cooper.Aug 5, 1892
  539. Private Law 52–397Chap. 397: granting a pension to Mrs. Esther J. Boone.Aug 5, 1892
  540. Private Law 52–398Chap. 398: granting an increase of pension to Jonas Deyo.Aug 5, 1892
  541. Private Law 52–399Chap. 399: granting an increase of pension to George W. Clark.Aug 5, 1892
  542. Private Law 52–400Chap. 400: to increase the pension of Ambrose B. Carlton.Aug 5, 1892
  543. Private Law 52–401Chap. 401: for the relief of Henry Cozad.Aug 5, 1892
  544. Private Law 52–2Chap. 2: granting an increase of pension to John Hallam.Dec 16, 1892
  545. Private Law 52–3Chap. 3: granting increase of pension to Mary North, a widow of a soldier of war of eighteen hundred and twelve, and who is one hundred years old.Dec 16, 1892
  546. Private Law 52–4Chap. 4: for the relief of R. B. Woodson.Dec 16, 1892
  547. Private Law 52–5Chap. 5: granting a pension to Tendoy, chief of the Bannocks, Shoshones, and Sheepeaters tribe of Indians.Dec 19, 1892
  548. Private Law 52–13Chap. 13: for the relief of William H Taylor.Dec 22, 1892
  549. Private Law 52–19Chap. 19: for the relief of the Old Dominion Steamship Company.Jan 5, 1893
  550. Private Law 52–26Chap. 26: granting a pension to Delzell R. Bradford, Twenty-fourth Michigan Volunteers.Jan 9, 1893
  551. Private Law 52–27Chap. 27: to increase the pension of John Malloy.Jan 9, 1893
  552. Private Law 52–30Chap. 30: granting a pension to Margaret M. Rice.Jan 11, 1893
  553. Private Law 52–31Chap. 31: granting an increase of pension to Samuel M. Campbell.Jan 11, 1893
  554. Private Law 52–33Chap. 33: granting a pension to Mrs. Jennie Gray.Jan 12, 1893
  555. Private Law 52–34Chap. 34: granting an increase of pension to John M. Roberts.Jan 12, 1893
  556. Private Law 52–35Chap. 35: granting an increase of pension to William C. Tarkington.Jan 12, 1893
  557. Private Law 52–36Chap. 36: for the relief of George W. McKinney.Jan 12, 1893
  558. Private Law 52–37Chap. 37: for the relief of E. Darwin Gage, late lieutenant-colonel of One hundred and forty-eighth New York Infantry.Jan 12, 1893
  559. Private Law 52–40Chap. 40: for the relief of the estate of Isaac W. Talkington, deceased.Jan 20, 1893
  560. Private Law 52–45Chap. 45: for the relief of E. L. Jennings, late postmaster at Marshall, Texas.Jan 24, 1893
  561. Private Law 52–49Chap. 49: for the relief of Elisha BrownJan 26, 1893
  562. Private Law 52–55Chap. 55: granting a pension to William M. Watson, of Walker County, Georgia.Feb 1, 1893
  563. Private Law 52–59Chap. 59: to amend the military record of Lucius L. Dyer.Feb 3, 1893
  564. Private Law 52–60Chap. 60: for the relief of Clement Reeves.Feb 3, 1893
  565. Private Law 52–68Chap. 68: granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Matlock.Feb 7, 1893
  566. Private Law 52–70Chap. 70: to increase the pension of A. J. Copenhaver, late a soldier in the Mexican War.Feb 8, 1893
  567. Private Law 52–71Chap. 71: to increase the pension of Thomas Enlow.Feb 8, 1893
  568. Private Law 52–72Chap. 72: granting a pension to Mrs Ann Mercer Slaughter.Feb 8, 1893
  569. Private Law 52–73Chap. 73: for the relief of James A. Finley.Feb 8, 1893
  570. Private Law 52–78Chap. 78: for the correction of the army record of David R. Wallace, deceased.Feb 9, 1893
  571. Private Law 52–79Chap. 79: granting an honorable discharge to Frederick E. Kolter.Feb 9, 1893
  572. Private Law 52–80Chap. 80: to refer the claim of Jessie Benton Fremont to certain lands, and the improvements thereon, in San Francisco, California, to the Court of Claims.Feb 10, 1893
  573. Private Law 52–84Chap. 84: granting a pension to Amanda Atherton.Feb 11, 1893
  574. Private Law 52–85Chap. 85: granting a pension to Lillie Ries, late a nurse at Jefferson Barracks.Feb 11, 1893
  575. Private Law 52–86Chap. 86: granting a pension to Mrs. Caroline Hardee Dyall, widow of James R. Dyall, veteran of the Florida war, eighteen hundred and thirty-six.Feb 11, 1893
  576. Private Law 52–87Chap. 87: granting a pension to Abraham B. Simmons, of Captain Thomas Tripp's company, in Colonel Brisbane's regiment, South Carolina Volunteers, in the Florida Indian war.Feb 11, 1893
  577. Private Law 52–88Chap. 88: to pension Susan S. Murphy.Feb 11, 1893
  578. Private Law 52–89Chap. 89: to increase the pension of Amelia Graham.Feb 11, 1893
  579. Private Law 52–90Chap. 90: to increase the pension of Harvey Lyon.Feb 11, 1893
  580. Private Law 52–91Chap. 91: granting a pension to Julia P. Wright.Feb 11, 1893
  581. Private Law 52–92Chap. 92: granting a pension to Joseph Fortier.Feb 11, 1893
  582. Private Law 52–93Chap. 93: granting a pension to Mary Millard.Feb 11, 1893
  583. Private Law 52–94Chap. 94: granting a pension to Alonzo D. Barber.Feb 11, 1893
  584. Private Law 52–95Chap. 95: granting a pension to Ellen Hewett.Feb 11, 1893
  585. Private Law 52–96Chap. 96: granting a pension to Sarah A. Hagan.Feb 11, 1893
  586. Private Law 52–97Chap. 97: granting a pension to Samuel Luttrell.Feb 11, 1893
  587. Private Law 52–98Chap. 98: granting a pension to Willis Luttrell.Feb 11, 1893
  588. Private Law 52–99Chap. 99: granting a pension to Martha A. Harris.Feb 11, 1893
  589. Private Law 52–100Chap. 100: granting a pension to Marion Kern Sharman.Feb 11, 1893
  590. Private Law 52–101Chap. 101: for the relief of Lieutenant F. W. Davis, and granting him an honorable discharge.Feb 11, 1893
  591. Private Law 52–102Chap. 102: for the relief of Andrew B. Knapp.Feb 11, 1893
  592. Private Law 52–109Chap. 109: for the relief of S. J. Brooks.Feb 14, 1893
  593. Private Law 52–110Chap. 110: for the relief of Charles E. Heuston.Feb 14, 1893
  594. Private Law 52–111Chap. 111: for the relief of Charles S. Blood.Feb 14, 1893
  595. Private Law 52–112Chap. 112: to correct the military record of Captain William C. Knowlton.Feb 14, 1893
  596. Private Law 52–113Chap. 113: for the removal of the charge of desertion against William H. Holloway.Feb 14, 1893
  597. Private Law 52–122Chap. 122: for increase of pension of Frances P. Gardener.Feb 15, 1893
  598. Private Law 52–123Chap. 123: to increase the pension of Edward R. Chapman.Feb 15, 1893
  599. Private Law 52–124Chap. 124: to increase the pension of Mary L. Bacon, widow of the late George B. Bacon, late lieutenant-commander of the United States Navy.Feb 15, 1893
  600. Private Law 52–125Chap. 125: to restore to the pension roll Mary Eleanor White, as former widow of Captain George W. Hazzard.Feb 15, 1893
  601. Private Law 52–126Chap. 126: to grant a pension to Ida A. Taylor.Feb 15, 1893
  602. Private Law 52–127Chap. 127: to grant a pension to Lydia Bollman, a dependent sister.Feb 15, 1893
  603. Private Law 52–128Chap. 128: to pension Emma Johnson, blind and dependent daughter of Daniel D. Johnson, Company B, One hundred and forty-second New York Volunteers.Feb 15, 1893
  604. Private Law 52–129Chap. 129: for the relief of Harriett E. Niles.Feb 15, 1893
  605. Private Law 52–130Chap. 130: granting a pension to the widow of James A. Kelly.Feb 15, 1893
  606. Private Law 52–131Chap. 131: granting a pension to Edward Smitherman.Feb 15, 1893
  607. Private Law 52–132Chap. 132: granting a pension to George W. Boyd.Feb 15, 1893
  608. Private Law 52–133Chap. 133: granting a pension to Druke Nettie Barnett.Feb 15, 1893
  609. Private Law 52–134Chap. 134: granting a pension to Jesse Cleaveland.Feb 15, 1893
  610. Private Law 52–135Chap. 135: granting a pension to Margaret Byron.Feb 15, 1893
  611. Private Law 52–141Chap. 141: to permit the withdrawal of certain papers and the signing of certain receipts by John Finn.Feb 18, 1893
  612. Private Law 52–142Chap. 142: for the relief of Mrs. Fannie N. Belger.Feb 18, 1893
  613. Private Law 52–152Chap. 152: for the relief of B. F. Rockafellow.Feb 21, 1893
  614. Private Law 52–155Chap. 155: to commission David P. Cordray as second lieutenant, to date from June twelfth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.Feb 23, 1893
  615. Private Law 52–161Chap. 161: to increase the pension of Mrs. S. A. Farquharson.Feb 24, 1893
  616. Private Law 52–162Chap. 162: removing charge of desertion against Lucius W. Hayford, Worcester, Vermont.Feb 24, 1893
  617. Private Law 52–163Chap. 163: granting a pension to Mary Doubleday, widow of Brevet Major-General Abner Doubleday.Feb 24, 1893
  618. Private Law 52–166Chap. 166: to remove the charge of desertion from the record of James Morrison, alias James C. McIntosh.Feb 25, 1893
  619. Private Law 52–172Chap. 172: granting a pension to Mrs. Mary E. Donaldson.Feb 27, 1893
  620. Private Law 52–173Chap. 173: for the relief of George W JonesFeb 27, 1893
  621. Private Law 52–177Chap. 177: for the relief of the heirs of James S. Ham.Feb 28, 1893
  622. Private Law 52–179Chap. 179: for the relief of the heirs of John W. Vose.Feb 28, 1893
  623. Private Law 52–179Chap. 179: to remove the disabilities of William F. Robinson, a citizen of the State of Alabama.Feb 28, 1893
  624. Private Law 52–180Chap. 180: for the relief of Nemiah Garrison, assignee of Moses Perkins.Feb 28, 1893
  625. Private Law 52–181Chap. 181: to remove the charge of desertion from the record of Charles G. Pyer.Feb 28, 1893
  626. Private Law 52–194Chap. 194: for the relief of L. M. GarrettMar 1, 1893
  627. Private Law 52–198Chap. 198: for the relief of the Shibley and Wood Grocer Company, of Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas.Mar 2, 1893
  628. Private Law 52–227Chap. 227: for the removal of the charge of desertion from the record of John Cassidy.Mar 3, 1893
  629. Private Law 52–228Chap. 228: for the relief of Lansing Shear.Mar 3, 1893
  630. Private Law 52–229Chap. 229: for the relief of Elizabeth Carpenter.Mar 3, 1893
  631. Private Law 52–230Chap. 230: granting a pension to Mrs. Elise Alden McCawley.Mar 3, 1893
  632. Private Law 52–231Chap. 231: for the relief of William B. Price.Mar 3, 1893
  633. Private Law 52–232Chap. 232: for the relief of George M. Henry.Mar 3, 1893
  634. Private Law 52–233Chap. 233: for the relief of Louis G. Sanderson, of Craighead County, Arkansas.Mar 3, 1893
  635. Private Law 52–234Chap. 234: for the relief of Lucy SprotberryMar 3, 1893
  636. Private Law 52–235Chap. 235: for the relief of Daniel Eldridge, Company D, Fifteenth Illinois Volunteers.Mar 3, 1893
  637. Private Law 52–236Chap. 236: for the relief of George W. Schachleiter.Mar 3, 1893
  638. Private Law 52–237Chap. 237: to pension John S. DunhamMar 3, 1893
  639. Private Law 52–238Chap. 238: to pension Jacob O'Neal.Mar 3, 1893
  640. Private Law 52–239Chap. 239: to pension Maud Case, of Dodge County, Minnesota.Mar 3, 1893
  641. Private Law 52–240Chap. 240: to pension Sophia Kagwaich.Mar 3, 1893
  642. Private Law 52–241Chap. 241: to pension Martin McDermott.Mar 3, 1893
  643. Private Law 52–242Chap. 242: to pension Ida CassellMar 3, 1893
  644. Private Law 52–243Chap. 243: granting a pension to Elizabeth Voss.Mar 3, 1893
  645. Private Law 52–244Chap. 244: granting a pension to Mary Catherine Reardon.Mar 3, 1893
  646. Private Law 52–245Chap. 245: granting a pension to Thomas T. Prather.Mar 3, 1893
  647. Private Law 52–246Chap. 246: granting a pension to Honora Shea.Mar 3, 1893
  648. Private Law 52–247Chap. 247: granting a pension to Bridget Brennan widow of Thomas Brennan, late of Companies C and G. Second Regiment Rhode Island Volunteers.Mar 3, 1893
  649. Private Law 52–248Chap. 248: granting a pension to Thomas S Kennedy.Mar 3, 1893
  650. Private Law 52–249Chap. 249: granting a pension to John Fields.Mar 3, 1893
  651. Private Law 52–250Chap. 250: granting a pension to Mary Danahay, mother of Daniel Danahay, late a private Company H, Eighteenth New York Cavalry.Mar 3, 1893
  652. Private Law 52–251Chap. 251: granting a pension to Mrs. Phoebe SiglerMar 3, 1893
  653. Private Law 52–252Chap. 252: granting a pension to Susannah Chadwick.Mar 3, 1893
  654. Private Law 52–253Chap. 253: to remove the charge of desertion against Charles H. Behle.Mar 3, 1893
  655. Private Law 52–254Chap. 254: to increase the pension of W. H. Philpot, a pensioner of the Mexican war.Mar 3, 1893
  656. Private Law 52–255Chap. 255: to increase the pension of Captain E. R. Chase from twenty dollars to seventy-two dollars a month.Mar 3, 1893
  657. Private Law 52–256Chap. 256: to grant a pension to Harriet Cota.Mar 3, 1893
  658. Private Law 52–257Chap. 257: to increase the pension of William G. Smith.Mar 3, 1893
  659. Private Law 52–259Chap. 259: to place upon the pension rolls of the United States the name of Thomas F Sheldon, late captain Company A. One hundred and twenty-fifth New York Infantry.Mar 3, 1893
  660. Private Law 52–259Chap. 259: to place the name of Sarah L. Van Nest on the pension list.Mar 3, 1893
  661. Private Law 52–260Chap. 260: to place the name of Sabra A. Wolcott upon the pension rolls.Mar 3, 1893
  662. Private Law 52–261Chap. 261: granting an increase of pension to Ellis P. Phipps, late lieutenant in Company A. Twelfth New Jersey Volunteer Infantry, invalid certificate numbered thirty five thousand six hundred and nineteen.Mar 3, 1893
  663. Private Law 52–262Chap. 262: for the relief of the personal representatives of Adelicia Cheatham, deceased.Mar 3, 1893
  664. Private Law 52–263Chap. 263: for the relief of Mary A. Lewis.Mar 3, 1893
  665. Private Law 52–264Chap. 264: for the relief of J. P. Randolph administrator of J. G. Randolph deceasedMar 3, 1893