The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
.CARNEG|E's GIFT
TO Be Received.
Will Give Fifty Thousand If
Similar Amount Is
Raised.
BUCKET SHOPS SHOW e. FIGHT I! !:
Southern, Book Exchange Had
in Possession Bishop Cllesh-
Tres Stolen Books.
BUCKET SHOPS SHOW FIGHT.
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RALEIGH. N. c., April 1.-The Execu-,
tive Committee of the trustees Of the Un,-
Sversty OF North Carolina met in Covers
nor Glennfs office to-day and decided to
discontinue the University summer school
for teachers this summer, But the law
school Will be held as usual. They ac-
lcepted the conditions on which Andrew
Carnegie proposes to give $4,000 for the
llibrlry building. and will set about at
once to raise tile $4,000 endowment In
accordance with the terms OF the gift.
VERDICT OF Utility.
Judge Neal, in the Wake Superior Court
this afternoon made ali order for all en-
try of guilty, in the noted 'bucket-shop''
case to test the constitutlonality of the
anti-bucket shop act by tho recent Legis-
lature-the State against Mceiinnls agent
for Ware and Leland, of New YORK, VINO
maintain an office here. The order finds
the defendants guilty Of violating tho act
in conducting all office for dealing IN
futures and a nominal fine OF So Is en-
tered. Appeal was Immediately taken to
the Supreme Court TO test the constitli-
tionality OF the act, the continuance in
business or the closing up of all the
shucket.shops In the State depending on
the ruling OF the higher co ~ s53
The grounds OF the appeal as fta ted by
counsel for the bucket-shops are that
the act lis In violation Of the fourteenth
amendment Of the Federal Constitution
in that 1t restricts Interstate commerce
and Of article section 4 OF State Consti:-'
tuition In that, 1T grants special privileges
By exempting manufacturers and whole
sale dealers. sssaf s$5
"a REPR1AIANo. Il;
vi The trial Of Marcus Nv. Smit TIL, propric-
tor OF the Southern Book Exchange. IN
this city. yesterday In n Wa ke5 SUPERIOR
Court, resulted in the withdrawal OF the
case from the Jury on the Eround there
was not enough evidenc to convict. Judge
Neal. however, elivered a. severe lecture
to- Smith, warning him that while he
would not let the case 60 to the jury
III was clear to any one who heard the
evidence that unless he (Smith) changed
his methods of business he K would leave 's
a stigma OF, his name. R t. Rev. James
B. Cheshire, bishop OF the Diocese OF
North Caroline, was the principal Wit
ness against Smith, The charge against
him was receiving books knowing them
to have been stolen from Bishop Cheshire.
Within the next week or two he State
Agricultural Department will put irspec-
tors into tho field with n view to extend
ing the cattle quarantine line in the vest
ern section OF the State. The State work
OF inspection and quarantine resulted lin
extending the Federal line around five y,
additional counties during the past four
years, and the inspectors are no w work
ing on twelve additional countless tho pur-
pose being the determination Of the cat
tie tick that causes Texas foyer. State
Veterinarian Butler says these extensions
of the quarantine open silp for the gen
erals market at least s15o, 900 worth OF cav
lie annually, AZ