The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
j. w. NuLsPAUGH,
Mayor
nrAYY LnssEa.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Feb. 20.-TSpeolsl. LA tho
supreme court motion 10 " th Draw trau-
script was allowed in Stark ct al. vs.. Miller,
from Orange.
Submitted on briefs and printed nrgu-
ment of appellants: Lanegar Va. League,
from Galveston.
| Notion to dismiss appeal submitted: Per.
kins vs.. Bates, from Fort Bend.
Motion to dismiss submitted Galveston
Wharf company VS.. City OF Galveston rom
Galveston. -.
Motion OF appellee eng. dimiu. rec. and
for certiorari submitted Wills w. bmith'
from BrGzoria.
Motion to ole transcript allowed aud case
continued BY agreement: Skidmore VI.
Makichny, from Bee.
Motion OF appellant for rehesring sub.
mitted: Sheldon W. Banavides, from
Webb.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Affirmed: Washington VS.. ]. Cedric,
from Gelvetton; Gallagher IL Co. We.
Greenlove. et. nj. from Galveston; same We.
| Dibhrell, from Galveston; came ". Moore
| ct. oil from Galvsston; Davis Va. the y ate,
from McLennhn; Johnson vs. the State,
from Jack.
Davis, from Galveston; Wilkins vs.. the
State, from Austin; May w. the State, from
submitted on briefs fo- nppellees: Laird
vi, Frieberg, ct. al. from Galveston; New
ton vs.. Heidenheimsr Il Co.. from Galves-
ton.
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio rail
vay VS.. Conner, from colorado.
Submitted on briefs OF both parties: Far
oida We. Bachelor et al, frem Galyostoni
Ratio eL al. vs.. 81. laal Insurance com
papy, from Galves.on: CASTILLO vs. the
Slate, from Lavncs; Davis vs.. the State,
from Lavaca.
Submitted on briefs for tho State: An
derson VS.. the State, from Navarro;.
Motion to dismiss submitted hsthena
W.. the State, from Natagorda; Whseler We.
Houston & Texas Central railway, from
Waller.
Motion for rchearing overruled. Thomas
VI. the State, from Bell.
Certi6cate for affirmance submitted: Rat
to ct oil We. st. Paul Insurance company,
from Galveston.
Fipher & We.s w. Bozsrth ct al, from
Washington, reversed and dismissed as TO
interyenors Mcdonnell, etc, aud In other
respects Affirmed
wholesale house OF A. q. Crawford 81 Son,
died this morning after a brief illness. He
was n native OF Philadelphia and bad at
tgired his 10Th year OF age. He came 10
this city when qui,e q young man ana IN
1888 started In the crockery business, and
until within n lew years ms louso mno tuo
largest importer OF such in Texas. He ives
among the Oldest eud highest Mssons here
also one OF the charter members and fret
captsina OF the OLD Galveston Artillery
company. he WIS aso among the Origins
tors and organizers OF the present lire de-
pertment. He was actively identified with
every movement TO promote ami sdypncs
Tho Interest Of tho city. His happy and
genial disposition won lriends ahkn anon 2
old and young, and his strict integrity and
and esteem of all thrown In contact with
Him. His death 10 profoundly lamenied,
and asgs throughout the city we're display
cd at half mast 10 day out OF respect 10 his
memory.
webster 5nydar recently chosen general
manager OF the Gull, Colorado q Santa Fs
railway, arrived with his wifo to-day, and
will enter upon the discharge OF bis dutie'
on the LIST Of March.
The cotton exchange will be closed on the
bolid.vs February 22t and 26th.