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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-26
FIGHT FOR A GIRLS HAND.


| AKRON, OHIO, Feb. 26.-News has reached here
of bloody prize fight which occurred in North
| ampton township, some miles north Of thii
| city, under very peculiar circumstances. Vim
cent Libes, aged twenty, the son of prosper.
GUS farmer in Northampton, and Henry Sim
monds, aged twenty-one, are suitors for the
hand OF the same girl. Libes and Simmondi
are warm personal friends, except touching the
! object of their mutual affection. They could
come to no satisfactory agreement on this point
and finally decided to leave the result to a trial
OF physical strength in the prize ring.
The two men were very evenly matched in
appearance, Simmonds being a trifie heavier
than his antagonist. No gloves were used and
the fight was to be to finish under marquis OF
Queensberry rules.
Forty-two stubbornly contested rounds were
fought. Neither man displayed much science,
but both were accustomed to hard manual
labor and were in good condition, and the fight
soon settled into question of endurance. II
was game tight from beginning to close and
neither man at any time seemed to have q de-
clded advantage. In the forty-second round
both men were tired out and SO groggy that
they could scarcely stand. Their seconds
pulled them apart and the fight was declared a
draw. Both principals were terribly punished
their faces being bruised and battered in bad
shape. In the meantime the question to have
been settled by the fight is still undetermined.
Canadian Timber Thieves.
WHITE EARTH, MINI, Feb. 26.-Deputy
United States Marshal George Campbell, who
went from Red Lake with a possee of Indian
police to investigate the reported timber steal
In the vicinity OF Rainey lake, with instruc.
lions to arrest any persons found trespassing
on Indian or government land, has returned
here. They say timber thieving has been car
ried on for many years until now the banks OF
fyip into Ro,p lol-a L.-
denuded of all marketable pine and hard wood
timber. Most OF these lumber men are Cana
dams, who come and cut timber on American
soil under the pretext that they have a right to
do SO because their wives are Indian women
belonging to the Red Lake reservation. 1t was
also ascertained that the whisky traffic is car
ried on unfortunately by the Canadians
Furs are bought from the Indians in exchange
for whisky and many young girls, mere chill
dren, are battered away for few pints of the
vilest of intoxicants. Rat Portage, on the Can.
ada side forms the headquarters for the sup
ply of the traffic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

I4oR sALE-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE: sEyET
costa: e2o0o-s2o0 cssk, balance sas per snonsS.
s,t,,rSc% sS %: tl~1ss HI e. Soosiso -
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

lroR RENT-sTABLE ON 3o-FoOT ALLEY,
west side lafayette square; i've stalls; and
kas room for three carriages terms moderate. Key
Win 1 NJ. GREEN, 1903 st. NV. f2S-lm
EoR RENT MARCH l-sTABLE FOR TWO
y horses and = carriages large lott, near 9TH aud
Mass ave. rent reasonable. Apply bet & and 8 IN,
SMITHS studio 6th and Mass. ave. f24-3ts
LroR RENT-BRICK STABLE, CARRIAGE AND
Il Coachman's Rooms. three stails gas and water
Apply ~ 1924 4 St NV. n7-I2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-26
FOR RENT-OFFICES

ISoR RENI-LARGE wELL-LIGHTED ROOM ON
Il ground noor for business purposes; only S2O n
month THoMsON's music STORE 52l Iith
81, tnlru ooor from ST. ja22-3m
LroR RENT-A FINE, LARGE FRONT ROOM
y with smaller room adjoining, ON first noor t,u5
9TH q: opposite Patent OfficeI Apply THOs II
FISHER 4 co, 1924 st. NV. fl5-3w
EoR RENT-DEsIRABLEo OFFICE ROOMS WITH
- steam heat aud elevator service. IN the Ienmsp
buiidns. lao n. Il ave A r. COUMBE,
yA3l-lm 1923 n. u ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-26
BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD WANTED By
Il newly Married Couple southeast: German fam
fly Preferred Address sh.. Star once state terna
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH coon
IN Board and home comforts 81 reasonahle rstss.
Also Awo Large fsriorx, furnished or unfurpAshed
ll2o 9Th st. NV. fx2 0ts
RoARDING-LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
~ with good board at the ~Anburn." Pa 22d
ST. NV; terms moderate f13-3m
ients q and I so per day With board; per week
90 70 oS hoadquarters Tor sihtsee; daily stage .
Arlinston and points Of interest: NO iqnors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-26
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-BICYcLE-sToLEN on FEBRUARY IN.
~ 56-inch American Ridge; straight spokes: ina
chime enameled Person OBTAINING same will be- held
resp9nsio ole by II. W. HIGhAM. 476 Pa. ave. pw
II osT-MoNDAY EVE. FEBRUARY "a COMING
II from 4th and to Globe thesier Bracelet with
o Crescent set with Diamonds top. suitable re-
ward Will be given II returned 10 MrA II. q. hooP.
GLOBE theater f26-2r
Il osT-AT NATIONAL THEATER FRIDAY FEB
~ ruAry 4. or between above and 92O ST NV.
fair Of handsome Pearl and Gold Opera Glasses much
valued as q present liberal reward IL returned u
CHAs A. CohEf. 800 h St NV. f26-3r
II osI-oN SUNDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 81
Ia White Bull Puppy. with two brown sI,ots A
liberal reward Will be given II lt II returned % VIM
iEAboMER. Spring st. road f26-4t.
II OsT-BET. 10Th AND y AND PENN. AVE, sTH
IL and 9th SITS, Bundle of lspers; value % any
except myself. Suitable reward for their return
atonce TO L. b. SMITH, zoos stnw Ia
T OsT-sTRAYED FROM 1908 ST NV. ON
IL February %. Small Maitese-colored Hat and AN
tuppy; the end of tail IL broken and viii answer 10
Of Tip. suitable reward will be given for The
return 20 1928 10th st. nv. f26-2ts
m OsT-ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY ia BETWEFN
~ 10th and SITS. NV. and snithsonisn frounda :
Harp shaped Brooch with stones suitable rewar1
given IL left 1t l6o4 X st. NV. f2o-3ts
n OsT-ON SUNDAY. FEBRUARY Ia on AVE-
IL Small Pug Dog without COLLAR, Libsrsg1kward 3
II osT-A BLACK COCKER SPANIEL WITH TAIL
~ cut on nye months old. Liberal reward IL re-
turned 70 l74o st. NV. f-A3t
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FOR RENT-HALLS

EoR RENT-FEssENDEN HALL. FORMERIY
known as the First Baptist Church 18th ST. be-
tween u anu sts n W.. Will oe rented for Concerts,
Lectures, EntertsinInents etc Apply 10 THEO al
HARDING, 606 1lth st. NV l-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-26

The two cent postage stamp is no longer
wearing Of the green"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12
For the Dispatch.l

YALE. SUSSEX co., Va, Feb. 10, 1890.
In reply To the letter of Mr.. L. Jackson,
of Amelia county, Of January oath, in his
appeal to the Legislature for an act tOpun-
ish trespass by animals. think the Legis-
lature did wise to repeal all trespass fine.
Damage and double damage for the dam
age sustained by animals accidentally get
ting out of pastures ought 10 satisfy all
persons. A person having stock ought to
be responsible to another for the damage
bv the same. All there is to DO lamented
is that the farmers not keeping any stock
in my county, unless they be deferred for
doing so by the old trespass-laws, making
a man pay fine Of 81 per head besides
thd damage. Not long ago l had the I'M
pleasant experience for some of my cattle
TO get out. and to be warranted by white
Justice before o colored justice for tres
passes of nine head of cattle and fined 80
and costs, notwithstanding the law was re-
pealed. As did not pay the money. had
my property levied on and sold, before the
time for rehearing had expired, for which
l had asked. As 1 thought both were lg-
norant of the fact that the acts of the
Legislature in 1887 and 1888 had repealed all
trespass-laws, think every rlght-mInded
neighbor will pay damage if his stock does
any. But 70 make man pay trespass tor
accident may lead people TO have their
stock turned out and fences pulled down
simply to make them pay money.
X. WACHsHiN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12

COWARDIy.-Died. at his residence. 10 Heuri-
co county, Va. February II, 1890. OF catsrrhsl-
pneumonia, WILLIAM l. COWAkDiS: aged
Tho funeral services will take place TO-DAY
from the Second Baptist church ~ o'clock y.
N. Friends Of tho family are invited 10 a.
tend.
CROWDRR.--Died, on Tuesday. February
iith. al tie residencoof Der son-in-iaw. II. wa.
nsms, MIRA MARY CkowDER, formerly os
Petersburg.
Punei al viii take place OF Cisy-strces netho-
dist church WEDNESDAY EVENING ~ =
O'Clock. All friends ero cordially invited
Petersburg papers please copy.
DrLLOy.--Disd, February 10th. % nftseu
minutes past 10 O'Clock, BENJAMIN A. DILLON
only son OF Ziporah and J. NJ Dillon; eoed sf1
years tvo months and twonty-six dsyA
Sad Is the hoase and lone the hours
since thy sweet sfnies are gone,
But, on Q brighter home nan oun
Is now In Heaven thine own.
We loved our little BsssIx, dear.
And would have wished him stay;
But lot our Fathers will be done
no shines In endless dAy.
Funeral fron his mothers rosidsncs, utsies
Rage street, NAidox Hin, ~ O'Clock r. n. 10.
BAY. Friends and aoqusiDsspces arc respset.
fully Invited 10 attend without further notice
sHEk-Disd. tn Richmcnd. Vs. Tusa1nys
February II, 1850, Of O'Clock y ~. mrA VIZ
0IALA. vie Of Thomss shea. Ed ased ssrsy-
Ths funsrsl vill saks pisas on THURSDAY
MORNING ~ 10 O'CLOCK from Chrtst e1urca.
Friends and aoqusintsnces are invited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12

bought for manufacturing purposes, e. 100
2s2 pounds leaf on hand January !, rv,S
S310,555. 90
William Lewis, o prominent citizen ~ ~
Ronald, Montgomery county, fell dea" ~
Pocahontas last Sunday. =.
Mrs. N. Sprinkle, the hotel-keepei ~ =;
Marion, was paralyzed last night and Is ~
O criticsl condition.
DR.. Walter lizard, ono Of the most prolil-
nent physicians of Bedford, died at LiDef'y
last night after few days illness.
BRAVE GIRL.
Last Sunday the barn of Paterson Coon,
living in Botetourt county. was set on ire
by children at play and came near being
destroyed. Miss Purnie Coon. sixteen years
old. seeing four valuable horses were Ia
danger, entered the barn and cut the
halters and lead the horses out through
clouds of binding smoke.
THE VIRGINIA WESTERN.
The survey Of the Virginia Western rail-
road has been finished "a far west es the
border Of Washington county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12
FlFTY-FlRsT CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. February II, 1890.

Senate.
Among the bills introduced for reference
sTas Onoby Mr. Pierce 20 create al agri-
cultural commission TO investigate the
Nlesent depressed condition OF the agri-
cultural interests Of the country. .,
Sir. Hoar introduced q bill to prescribe
e. Tart the manner Of the election OF mem
Aefs II Congress and il was referred 70 the
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
ltproyides that in all the States of the
Union the representatives 70 Congress shall
lie elected in and for the districts now pre-
scribod by law until the apportionment OF
representatives, shall be made by Congress
according TO tho census 20 be taken III
1880. any law OF such States hereafter to be
passed to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Mr.. Hoar stated that fear had been ex-
pressed IN yarious quarters that there
would be an attempt 20 make new repre-
sentative district Ito take effect AT t.ie
next election) and 70 divide some States ia
the interest Of one or the other poitcai
party before the census. The ball pro-
posed. he said, in tho interest OF justice. 10
apply % all States the rule lunder the con-
ffituiional power given % Congress TO
prescribe aud alter the mode OF electing
representatives, that all elections OF repre-
fentatiyes for new Congress, unless a
Dew npporti0nment be previously made,
lhall take place ~ the EXISTING districts.
The bill appropriating $780, 900 TOR puo-
JIG building at burlington, Ia, Yves passed.
The senate at o'clock resumed con-
sideration Of the bill 10 provide tempo
.ary government Tor the Territory OF otia-
loma. the pending question being on the
amendment offered yesterday BY Dir
Thumb 10 comprise No-Man's Land within
sas hiaits Of the proposed Territory. 1ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12
OLD NORTH STATE.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED HERE AND
THERE At RALEIGH.
Collecting Exhfbits-Dcafh Of an Old Citi-
zen--A Rabbi Calicd-Ncws of Or.
Dabney's Death, &c.
rspecIal ,olerr.m o DE p.sps.eh.l

RALEIGH. ". C., February n---John I. Pat
rick, OF tho Southern Bureau OF Immigration, re-
ports that vigorous work - being done toward
collecting very largo exhibit OF products from
all the southern states 10 be shown In eomc
northern city next year.
The State Board Of Pensions was 10 session To-
day and prepared rules. Thoss VIII DO ratified
tomorrow, and are very complete.
Albemsrle Presbytery meets hero tomorrow
evening. The Introductory sermon viii DO de-
hvered by Rev. DR.. /. G. Faas. OF Sewparhe.
beverly Rose, tho oldest inhaoitantot Fayero-
vlile, has died. lilo was naive OF ferson
county and wss born In i7st he wont to
Fayetteville ia 1918 and was for many years tel
Ter In the United states Bank.
, me nDisning touches were to-day gwen VOC
Gaze Fear and Yaikin-yalioy railway. fres,,
dent Gray and General-Superi,tendsnt FRY VIII
60 through 10 Wilmington.
ARABBI CALLED.
Row. Marx Noses. rabbi OF q Hebrew syno-
Rogre at GOldshcro'. has been called 70 take
charge OF a largo congregation In California ana
decided to accept tho call
FOUGHT IT WIG WET SAND.
Tho house q Mary Ann Barnes. IN james City.
Craven county, burned last night People
turned out and fought fro with wet sand. having
no fire APPARATUS
The maniate ia the case Of Cross and White,
ex-president and cashier OF the wrocked state
from the United States supreme Court. httor-
ney-c eneral Davidson will move next SATURDAY
FOR ma judgment In conformity herewith. W.
X. Henry, Of counsel for Gross, will make a mo
ton Tor further arrest OF judgment AID upon
tAts there will be argument Unless there Il
such arrest Of judgment Cross and White must
nj once begin 10 serve their long sentences at
hard labor upon the pU bic roads OF this county.
News was received hero to-day OF the death OF
Rev. DIR. X L. Dabney, president OF the tntver-
sity OF Texas, and tho sblest Presbyterian
preacher in tho South. His health he'd for some
time been poor and for two years he had been
blind. He was tho father OF DIR. Charles w.
Dabney. who was for years chemist here, but
who IL now president Of the University Of Ten
nessee.
You have been given full details Of tho killing
OF the little daughter OF the Rev. Careon l.
Powell, at Algers, North Atrica, by her father,
an Independent missionary, who was Insane,
and who coon afterwards died while on the way
70 France 10 be- placed in an asylum. Mrs.
Powell and her four remaining children arrived
az Fair BluD, Columbus county. this state, yes
terdsy, In charge OF Rev. Mr.. Maynard. n young
missionary who vas with Powell IN Agiers. Tho
widow and her children will be given homo
by Mrs. Powell. the mother Of tho dead mis-
slonsry. Al appeal for aid for tho family has
been sent O. the hapusts OF this State, who have
given sevoral hundred dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12
A Puzzle.

Why grown men and women with matured.
reflective powers should neglect their small all
ments Is really a puzzle. Hosts Of otherwise
sensible people thus bewiiier conjecture. 1t Is
one OF the things which, as the late lamentod
Lord Dundreary exclaimed, "no foliah can ind
out.n Diseases grow faster than weeds, and,
moreover Deget one another Incipient indi-
gestion, a touch of bllIousness, slight irregu-
lerity In the habit OF boty-whst complex and
serious bodily disturbance. not local, but gene
raj, do these not beget. II disregsrded Bafie
and drive of the foe O; the first onset with Hos
tet,er's Stomach Bitters, sovereign among pre-
yentiyes constitution iIyigOrated, circula-
ton enriched, q brain and stomach iranquilized
by this national medicine, becomes well nigh
inyulnerable. The Bitters counteract malaria,
rheumatism and kidney complaint
10 i2-Wtw)F&sun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12
North Carolina Notes.

Tho Protestant Methodist denomination is ac-
lively moving In the matter Of building n sub
etantial and cOmmOiiOus church edfnco In
Greensboro. They have never had al organi-
zation in that place.
The ghos; OF Ligc Moor IA causing good deel
Of CONSERVATION among tho negro population in
Greensboro. Some Of tho dalkies have taken
refuge with friends when they happened 10 be
out later than 10 O'Clock ~ night
Row. Joseph u. Cheshire, rector emeritus OF
Calvary church ut 1arDOro, hns just completed
the flftieth year OF his incunbtncy. He was or
dnined In Raleigh In 1910.
j. p. Davis, white man who has been In Jail
q; Raleigh over Two months charged with tho
murder u John u. Horton. IN Chatham county,
was yesterday taken 10 iiillsbOr0i, where no Will
10 irled This week. having had his case removed
% INT court. lie was In jail at Raleigh for safe
keeping. Tho murder was singulariy cold
blOodoi and attracted greas deal OF attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12
snnrelnc Court of hppcals.

Richmond and Danvlle Railroad Com
pany AGAINST Risdon. Writ of error and
spDcrseieos awarded 10 a judgment Of the
Circuit Court OF the county Of Albemarle
at October term, 1889.
Roche and Others against Jones, ser
geant. &c. Appeal allowed TO decree pro
nounced 10y the Circuit Court of Elizabeth
CITY county on the 18th of February. 1890.
Young against Young. Appeal and super
sfdeqs allowed to q decree pronounced by
the Corporation Court of the city of Nor
folk on the 18th of November, 1889.
Western Union Telegraph Company
against Williams. Argued by Major Robert
Stiles for plaintiff in error and Henry X.
Pollard. ESQ, for defendant III error, and
continued until tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12

WASHINGTON, February. 1.-The senate senate
has Confirmed the following NOMINATIONS;
Robert Adams, Jr.. of Pennsylya.nla' p 70 oe
Envoy Extraordinary ana Mih,st "s pr siI-
potentia5y 70 The ~ on annirs ee Of Brazil.
10y ~ be limited states Attorneys-Samuei
W Hawkins. for the Western DISTRICT OF
tennessee n. Hugh b. Lindsay, for the hast si-
ern district of Tennessee; John hupin' io'
'n 10 a be United States Marshal: q.
Watts Tor the Western district OF virginia;
PostmsstersC. L Pri,e tnl;rab 81 CIV st
Royal, Va; @. Guirkin, Ut Ei'za0''" o''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoRK, February ii-The stock market
to-day, owing 10 the lack OF local TRANSACTIONS OF
any sort was dull and left ~ ihs natural bent
IL showed firm front with extremely marrow
fluctuations, though Ia a few casee there were
material advances made TITS stale Ok aisus
continued until near the end OF the after oon'
when 40 d came from Chicago nat the ffeei-
dents Association had sdjoarned after placing
notices q tho withdrawal OF tho Northwestern
and Union Pacific on hle Tho COMMITTEES tor
the formulation OF a plan by which thess roaos
would be kept In the associstion made no re-
port and on tho street this was varfoasiy inter
preted. Later, however, tho report INST me
freight agents had resolved TO mako
between The Missouri river and Chicago caused
. heavy selling movement, which changed mo
character Of tho market completely, ana dnl-
ness aud stagnation gave place to great acuvity
and a decided weakness all over me room.
The opinion that the roads propose 70 force
speedy settiemeht OF the difficulty which causcn
tho eat, gained m any believers, as tho fighting II
never of long duration whom the cut made Is
severe one, as In this case. The bears were
heavy sellers on the break aud little long
stock came out except In stocks OF the
roads Immediately affected BY the Gu. some
Of the spscisities. however, made marxod
declines In the morning tho announcement
that Manhattan Elevated intended 20 pay It's
next quarterly dividend In cash instead OF IN
scrip was somewhat OF surprise 10 the street,
II being the first cash payment Tor year. inc
change was attributed 70 Gould and was inter
the market at present The opening OF tho
market was dun and firm, and some new
buying put prices frectionany higher IN
the first hour. with sugar leading tho upward
movement which extended 10 about per cent
Dulness aud stagnatiOu was tho only feature IN
the general list: after that though Nero was
some weakness In Wisconsin Central. which
brought that stock down materially. Towarisf.
NJ. chicago dispa ches began 81 show tho effects,
aud the activity and wesknees became uni
versaL Prices moyed-on very rapidly. snd inc
close was active ana weak nj tho lowest prices
reached. Final changes are almost all In the
direction OF lower figures. aud Tennessee Cool
lost PER cent Cin,innati, Chicago, columbus
and 81 Louis, ia Chesapeake and Onto nrst
preferred, ~ Colorado Goal. Ii Missouri Pa
ciGc aud Northern Pecinc preforred, each N,
and Reading. per ceDL Trading In listed
stocks rssched total Of aOA4i7 shares; unlisted
storsa. 1909 shares.
Eo,nin1.--Excnsnge quies and weak at tsia
49,. Money eLsy at 3aL cup-Treasury bal
ances Coin, sipi.s42.C0O: currency. s., snOCo.
Governments dull and steady for Is: per
cents is8h I; eI. coupons, iOiA bid. ex intsrest-
49,. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12
Capital Building and Loan Association.

The seventh annual meeting Of this
company was held in the county court
house last night and the following officers
dent; William II. Lowry, vice-president {;
A. l.. Masurer, secretary; NJ Kelly,
treasurer, and Mr. w. f. Reddy, solicitor.
Trustees-Messrs. y. NJ. Quarles, S. III.
Bowman, James Hartley.
Messrs. Peter Stumpf, j. II. Signaigo, 7.
Sullivan, n. j. Smith, Z. I. Murphy, f. J;
Parater. John Kelly. A. W: Rosene. and
Charles Kelly were chosen directors.
The reports OF the officers showed that
the business of the association was In u
most hourishing condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12
Bill for Utah's School System.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The bin intro
dueed by senator Edmunds to-day to provide a
pubiic-scnooi system Tor Utah 10 most elaDo-
minuteness provides about all the Legislation
necessary Tor the conduct OF school AFFAIR." In
tho Territory. One OF tbs objects Of the bill 10
10 diminish me Mormon influence. and is 4
TIE spread OF Intelligence among ths youth OF
the Territory. Instruction Is to Re given in tom
perspces manners, and morals, IN addition 70 the
usual puplic-scnooi studies No sectArian or DO
nominationna pooss shall DO used or sectarian
srnipg the school system and a fInnncisi s.,heme
for is support are prcYided.