TWENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.


THIRD SESSION.
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In SENATE. SATURDAY, Dec. %, 1888.
After the business of the day, which was with
out particular interest to our readers, the Senate
adjourned over to Wednesday.


WEDNESDAY, Dec. 26.


The Vice President communicated to the Senate
letter from the Presideet OF the United States with
companying documents from The Secretary of War, in
relation to the Pea Patch Island stating ha the public
works had heen put stop TO, in consequence of said
Island having been taken possession of by the individual
claimant, under decision of the District Court of New
Jersey, and that, unless steps taken, great
losses must ensue TO the Public.


After the consideration of other matters of no
special interest, the Senate adjourned.


THURSDAY, Dec. 81.


BY Mr.. Linn. petition from citizens ofthe
District of Columbia, asking to be chartered as
Silk Company, and for certain privileges. After
the transaction Of other business, the Senate adj
ourned.