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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-12
Troops Escape Injury.

The soldiers special was carrying the
lst Kentucky Regiment to the fort for
Joint maneuvers with the regulars and
the 5th Regiment of Ohio. None of the
troopers received more than a severe
shaking up.
The collision was caused by an omen
switch, the passenger train crashing into
the special, which was standing on q
sidetrack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-12
Nav Scale the Debts.

A very important preliminary would be
q careful examination and probable seal
Ing down of the apparent Indebtedness. 1t
d stated that many of the claims have
been grossly inflated and are more or less
tinctured with fraud The State Depart
ment would hardly think Of sending such
a commission 10 Nicaragua on its own
initiative. The request must come and. in
fact. IL Is believed. has come from Pro-
visional President Estrada.
Senor Castrillo, representing the Es-
trada government, had a long conference
today with Mr.. Dawson. the retiring chief
Of the Latin American bureau, regarding
Nicarguan affairs generally.
Reorganization Plans.
II is believed that the present plan for
the erection of a constitutional govern
ment In Nicaragua contemplates. first the
election of a constituent assembly, which
will prescribe the date and nature of
presidential election. Judging from the
experience of the Cubans, II might fairly
be expected that the election of an as
eembly and the enactment OF laws by
that body providing for the presidential
election would consume a period OF six
months and an equal length of time would
be required for the election itself and the
Inauguration Of the permanent president.
II 10 expected that within a few days
Acting President Estrada will issue de-
crees providing for the election of the
constituent assembly as the initial STEP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-12
MOTORISTS HELD Up
Robbed by HighWaymen Near
RhinebeCk, N. 7.
STOPPED BY RED LANTERNS
Stripped of Their Money and VAL
uables by Armed Bandits.
ONE ATTEMPTS RESISTANCE
Authorities Notified and Deputy
Sheriffs Sent in Pursuit OF
the Criminals.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, September Il.
An automobile holding Charles ".
Townsley, James c. Deery, paper
dealer. and Harry Holliser, an insurance
man. with John Norton. chauffeur, all Of
New York city, on their way from New
York TO Albany, was halted at a lonely
spot on the new state road near Rhine
beck early this morning by the swinging
of a pair Of red lanterns.
As their machine stopped the lanterns
went out and two masked men hoped
lightly 10 the high step Of the car. There
was one of them on each side OF the
and each carried a glistening
revolver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-12
Commission Proposes Fiscal
Reorganization.
MAY SCALE DOWN DEBTS
Assistance, It Is Believed, Has Been
Asked by Estrada.
COUNTRY TO BE VISITED
Castrillo Confers With Head OF
Latin-American Bureau Of
State Department.

That an American commission will soon
20 10 Nicaragua Is almost certainty.
But the indications are this commission
will refrain from interference in the poll
tics OF that country. Its official function
will be to make a careful examination
Of the financial condition Of the country
and 10 prepare some scheme for adjust
Ynent OF the many foreign debts out
standing and for a consolidation and
refunding scheme OF all these debts.
The purpose would be 10 give the re-
public time to discharge its obligations
without injustice to individual creditors,
by the issue OF bonds properly guaran-
teed and running for a long time. with
proper provision for an adequate sink
ing fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-12
WEATHER.

Fair tonight. Tuesday increas-
ing cloudiness, probably showers
and cooler in afternoon and night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-12

In Washington about every one
who reads at all reads The Star.
Largest eirculation-daily and
Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
PECK TELLS OF
HANNAH CREEK

Deputy Sheriff A. }. Peck returned
home last night from n two days visit
in the HANNAH creek country. Mr..
Peck states that crop conditions in
that section of the county are exceed
ingly favorable. There is every in
dication that all OF the orchards in
the Hannah creek country will har-
vest big crops.
Mr.. Peck brought down with him
some peach tree branches. taken from
a tree on the ranch of Sam Ashley.
These branches are literally filled
with blossoms. Mr.. Peck states that
Mr.. Ashley told him that he had only
one fruit crop failure in twenty-onc
years, yet many people think that the
Hannah creek country Is too high for
profitable fruit raising. The fruit is
as far advanced in that section as 1t
Is around Grand Junction.
The Hannah creek ranchmen are
expecting the biggest year and most
prosperous, in the history of the
HANNAH creek country.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
PART Of THE COUNTY
To Be RESURVEYEO
1t is Announced That Great Area OF
Western Slope is to be Replatted
By Uncle San,

W. G. United States for Colorado asked
bids 64S miles 4420 agcutur
coal land generally the North Fork valley the western
including Mesa Delta This
tends that further locating claims be done this
til after the completion and acceptance Of these
Bids will be opened within 80 days and the successful bidder will
awarded the The land withdrawn when
bill the 52nd ambitious
settlers light ahead for the territory will doubtless thrown
entry Immediately the acceptance of the completed
by the government.
The district resurveyed includes the agcu
horticultural Colorado almost its entire length
the famous North Fork Valley fut district made famous by millions
of dollars worth of fruit produced and shipped from Paona Hc
Cedaredge and Delta
Beginning point BaIdne county district
coal the district be extends from
three townships wide Delta includes the south
portion Mesa county extending north White
claims located before the land withdrawn
of these will unchanged The rights
the ocators inaienable
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

This evening the members of the
Baptist church will meet for most
important meeting. A supper will be
served at seven o'clock and then a
business meeting will be held at
which the proposition of the early
construction of the new church will
he taken up and finally passed upon
gentleman will come down from
Montrose with large number of
stereoptican views of church plans,
elevations. etc, and these will be ex-
for their new edifice. Other import
ant matters will be taken up at the
meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

to the former sponsor of the Wander
hilt cup race.
The contest, which is for a $500
gold challenge cup, is to be run on
Long Island over a distance of 27S.0S
miles on n circuit requiring twenty
two laps. The date set is October / 8.
1910, but MIR. Vanderbilt reserves
the right to declare the race off If
less than fifteen entries are received
by August |
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
NEWELL NOT FIGHTING IT.

Information received by The
Sentinel from Washington. and :
a re yiew of the official minutes
OF the sessions of the ways and :
means committee at which F.
II. Newell, director of the recla- :
nation service, gave testimony,
Indicates that the impression :
prevailing all over the west. to :
the effect tina: Mr.. Newell Is :
opposing the $50. 100000 certif- !
icate issue. is false. y,
a perusal of the testimony I,
Mr.. Newell gave before the COM !
mittee shows that, while he did :
not come out and strongly ad- :
vocate the $4,000, 900 issue, he :
Indicated that he favors any :
measure that will add to the re- :
clamation fund. .
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
Mathcwson Teaching Pupil.
Ispecinl 10 INC sentinel.l

New York, April 11.-New York
fans are wondering IL Christy Math-
ewson can teach all his skill to his
proiege. If he can, then the Giants
will have an almost unbeatable pair
of pitchers this year. for Blk Six has
taken Big Louie Drucke under his
tutelage with the avowed determine
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
No Professionals at Purdue.
/ special to The sentinel.l

Lafayette, Ind, April l1.-Nine-
teen OF the baseball team at Purdue
have signed statement to the effect
that they have never participated in
professional baseball. Attached to
the statement signed was another
statement which set forth the penalty
to be fixed in case n man proves to
have sworn falsely, This penalty is
immediate dismissal from the uni
versity.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
VIII Ignore Lynch's Order.
Especial to The Sentinel. |

Chicago. April 1l.-Staff photo
graphers will have free access to the
West Side park diamond this season
despite orders of President Lynch of
the National league to the contrary.
Charles w. Murphy. president of the
Nationals, returned yesterday and is
sued an edit that he would ignore
the order of Lynch.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Manager Frank Catilano of the
Grand Junction street railway pro-
poses to keep abreast of the times.
He has for the past several weeks
been busy painting both of the street
cars. This morning Frank drove his
street car on the tracks. and 1t pre-
sented fresh and excellent appear
ance.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Last evening was rather a lively
one all over the city. Band practice,
Uniform Rank drill, the Pathfinders
at the Park. the Smoker" of the
Woodmen and several parties in town
gave the citizens Of the city plenty of
opportunity to spend an enjoyable
evening.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
= +*++++ ++++++++++++

Careful mothers who want perfect
lifting foot-formed shoes and oXfords
for their children ARE THIS
STORES best advertisers Neon
neil & Lowe
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
Takes Personal Supervision.
Especial to The Sentiuel.1

New York, April l1.-An an
nouncement issued today by w. X
Vanderbilt, jr., president of the Mo
tor Cups Holding company. reveals
the fact that the Automobile Club of
America has turned over the running
of its International grand prize race
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

The Mesa County State bank sold
to c. w. Steele, lots "a. block 10,
consideration $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

W. w. Ramsey, of Boone. Ia, is a
visitor to the city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Active work on the boring of the
new well for the Western Slope De-
velopment Co. will begin Friday
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
(Thursday, April III

number OF improvements have
been made at the soda fountain of
the Mitchell drug store.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

tion of making him the best pitcher
in the world.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Sentinel want ads brings results.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

T. J. Tierney. manager of the Col
orado Telephone Co. in Aspen. Glen
wood Springs and Grand Junction. is
preparing to make preliminary sur
yey to connect these places with the
outside world by means of long dis
tance line.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

WIN Crawford is down from the
canon where he has contract on the
Smith-Struthers ditch. He reports
his contract almost completed.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The Sentinel.
"Wednesday, April iO.)

"Wednesday, April 100
S. p. Gutshall, the big lumber
dealer, is visitor to the city.
Louis f. Post. the great single tax
orator. has arrived in the city. Hon.
Jas. w Bucklin is acting as his chap
erone through the town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
ladies' Wool Waists

We have a few Wool Waists in flame
and fine nuns yelling which we are
closing at half price.
These are this winters new Waists
but the sizes are broken and there il
only one or two Of a color.
At 0Sc il a good Waist IN white with
pencil stripe through goods Is q
Waist that sold for Sl.25.
tbs are q number Of good values
ii a fine Tucked Nuns Yelling Waist,
colors red, blue, green, black and white
These are our best quality waist that
sold at $3.50.
At 1888 are a few Nuns Yelling
Waists IN cream. white and colors. are
made full tucked front and back, with
full tucked sleeve. We're S2.75. Now
1873.
To close at once arc a few Colored
SILK Waists in a variety Of style, no two
alike IL your size is here you will sure
find bargain. Atone-half price.
At one-half price are a few large sized
Longaree Waists IN white.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04

FOR sALE-45 horse power boiler, newly
dued. VIII sell cheap, Address Passsra
Bros, Williamstown w. 27st8s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Wrapper sale At Peny's On Saturday.
See the new lingerie waists just re-
csired az Ahbotes.
Sweet navel and Florida oranges, l5c
dozen. zoe dozen. and the best sizes
up 60 50c a dozen. United Fruit Store
0Tercoats, ulsters, REFERS and sheep
lined coats arc selling at the Frank Nee
Whorter eompany's store az a discount
Of 70 per cent from regular prices.
Mason S. Stone, state superintendent
Of education. VIII give 8 lecture at the
high school chapel on Monday evening,
February Z, az 8 o'clock. The lecture VIII
be given under the auspices Of the Clover
club and no admission viii be charged
Members 81 other clubs, teachers and all
interested il educational work are IN
vited 70 attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
Ladies' Separate Skirts

Some new models IN the early Spring
skirts which have just come in, viii
surely interest any who wants a Skirt
10 finish out the season with.
At 500 is one Of the best values we
ever put out, Is made Of good quality
all wool panama, and in one Of the new
est spring models.
At $50 is skirt made Of a fine all
wool panama and in an entirely new
model.
At SIS is a line Of new Mohair Skirts
in black, blue and green These are
made Ia one Of the new spring styles
and is an extra value at SIS.
AT $50. y SO, $50 and 1000 are
some new models in a variety Of cloths
and in some Of the newest designs.
At che half price are few odd Skirts
in black and colors If your size is here
you can get an extra good every day
Skirt for q little money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
DIDN'T DEPOSIT MONEY,
Instead, He Went to Essex Junction
and Bought Rubbers

burlington, reb A. Napoleon feau.
SELLER, VINO one Wednesday aftmnool
'galked away with s. d gold and about
thirty dollars worth Of endorsed checks,
The property Of Jacob sadoyosky, who
conducts q tailor shop an Bank street.
was arraiened in city court yesterday.
Tie waived examination and was placed
under bail Of $500 He viii probably
ask that the states attorney file an in-
formation against him. Napoleon was
given the money and checks 70 deposit
ia the Howard National bank, but went
to Essex junction. instead There he
was discovered by the police department.
He had spent but ST., this sum purchns-
ing 4 pair 81 rabbers and car fare "a
Essex Mr. Sadoyosky recovered the
remainder Of his property.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

FARM FOR SALE Contains % acres, about
30 aeres of tillage balance pasture, wood and
timber, Free from atone. Small sugar uf@
chdrd and apple orchard House in good re-
pair. barns Old fashion hut comfortable. This
place q located t-2 miles from Seath Rayai-
ton and on good road. We include 10 this
hay. moving machine. horse rake lumber
wagon, plows, harrnws, e. s. separator and
small tools. Price for everything $i6d0q0 If
sold soon. Inquire 81 the II b. Cate Real rs
tate agency, Barre VT 25atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Sale fine hamburgs at vauehan's
New spring waists iust IL at Abbotts.
Seventh annual white sale at The
Vaughan Store
Read the advertisement Of Moore a
Owens on page 2.
Charles Gallagher went 70 So. Adams
last night o work
The Presbyterian chorus viii meet for
rehearsal this evening 40 1880.
james G. Sim and Arthur Bird went
90 Barton to-day On business
A. Friberg went to Burlington this
merging for visit With friends.
Charles Bixby went u Worcester
Mass, to-day on business trip
William Taylor % ST. johnsbury was
IN the city to-day on 4 business visit
Cut flowers and fuperal designs a.
YouHgsons' z Pearl street. Tel. 1921.
Children's overcoats from tho Frank
McWhorter Go. AZ 70 per cent discount.
First.class repairing On watches. clocks,
lewelrys Work guaranteed at kidder's.
Mrs Joseph Rabideau went to Man.
chester, n. IT, to-day for visit with
relatives.
AIR. and Mrs s. p. Allen went TO Ran
dolph this afternoon for a few days visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj Bullock of North.
field We're the guests Of Dr.. and Mrs. G.
VI. Steele last night
Edwin Bruce went to Mortified this
afternoon 70 play this evening at dance
at Norwich university.
G. Z. Goldshury resumed bis duties
at the Office OF Taft Odel this morn
ing, after a weeks Illness.
Big sale Of honse dresses and wrappers
this week at 9se, valued % SIPS. Paris
shirtwaist House, over the Peoples Shoe
Store.
Miss Gladys n. Gale was in Mont.
pelier Yesterday, assisting Miss Frelda 4
May CFandall in a recital Of her Child /
Garden music classes.
The regular meeting OF Green Noun 4
tain lodge. No. 46l viii he held Friday
evening. February A. All members at-
tend special business. George J. Rich.
ards, rec. see.
Domenica allie ore p. m. nella Chiesa
Italiana n Brook street due Battesml
saranno Rmmiuistrau secondo j. rito
Unooro d ragazzi ragazze
il cantn. 0gui Italiano
Iualmgue sieno / suoi prineipi e. cor
iialmcnte invitato, e. b Castellini, pas
tor.
The entire new show at Dreamland to.
lay a far and away above the average,
Tor even double the admission fee. The
8iograph drama. Her Terrible Ordeal.
s one Of the high.olass ones. ii opens
With q pretty girl being locked IN a
zig safe. There is q fine love story
beverly interviewer. For a western pie
me, Heart 81 Cowboy" ellis the Bin.
The generous hearteduess, the reckless,
daredevil spirit Of the real cowboy Is
depicted.
Nichols socials connected with his
ancing class have been one % the most
popular series 81 informal dancing par
les ever given 10 the city The last II
ha series win be Tuesday evening, Feb
uary 8, and the last evening before the
.enten season. Special arrangements are
ieing made, including the best dance or.
hestra that bias played is Barra this
eason Admission fof gents viii be IN
feased from @5 e SO cents for this even
~ and dancing commences 81 eight end
tops as Lent commences. You are in
tied.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04

FOR SALE OR Exf HANGT--i pr. work har-
ness driving harness, new exp. harness pf.
logging slees. one coed COOK stove Ahfac JACK
screws one keg 10 penny nails one carpenter
tool chest g quantity IT secondhand doors and
Window. one iron wheel farm wagon also has
and straw. Exchange for ne.hoFse traverse
sied, wood. timber. 8 horse COWS. pigs. Young
stock potatoes or vegetables. Tel G-lQ d a.
Cumming, Webstersiile, VI 275tss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04

Domenica allie ore 4 p. m. nella Chles
Itanana Al Brook street due Battesn
saranno ammiuistrah secondo 4 ri
evaHgelico. Uncoro al ragazzi ragazl
aeeompognera il cantn. 0gni Italian
qualmgue sieno suoi prineipi e. cor
dialmcnte invitato. G. b Caatellini, pa
tor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04

Take Notice

Beginning Sunday, February Q, the
price Of All Sunday papers Will BE- SIX
cents at our stores. This is caused BY
an increase in cost Of The papers to Is.
G. w. Martin,
@. j Dodge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
Ladies' Wool Dresses

To close at once are some extra val-
ues II Ladies Wool Dresses. These
are our fall and winter dresses that are
broken IN sizes Only one or two Of a
kind. and to make room for our spring
stock we are closing what we have left
at one-half price.
This means that Dresses that have
sold at $1,000 now to close at 500, less
than the price Of material.
At rs are a few good styled Dresses
made Of a fine all wool panama and one
Of our best styles, one or two Of a style
left. Were $3.50.
At7.50 are a few Dresses in the new
Moycnage style and Of d fine quality
serge and broadcloth Are good values
at the regular price SIS. 90. Now $50.
At 900 are a few odd Dresses made
Of fine quality serge and broadcloth.
These were our best models at $500.
II you can get your size they are an
extra good trade.
At1l.2s is a fne braided dress that
was $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-18
COTTON

New York, May H.-rhe cotton market
mas generally weak and unsettled to-day
lnti closed barely steady at a net loss OF
}eI.5 points, The opening was steady at
IN advance OF ] point to a decline OF II
points. May being II points lower, Sep
TENDER and October / point higher. and
sther months ld3 points lower. There was
Iome bull support Of the carly autumn de-
tiycrics al the start, but tho general list
told off by liquidation on reports Of rains
in tho southwest. where precipitation Is
tai do have been badly needed in order to
sring up ~late-planted cotton. Offerings wcro
neaYy after the call, but prices rallied a,
II result of covering and a renewal Of hui,
support following the publication OF Tho
Weston belt forecast predicting frost Tor
parts Of Oklahoma and Arkansas. Tho mar
rct soon weakened again during the after
aopn on rumors OF free Southern offerings
pr spots for shipments to New York and
! renewal OF general liquidation The lead
mr bulls scorn 10 10 giving the market some
airport on scale down, but were not asgres.
live buyers. the South beins a considerable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, MAY i7.-Flour-ouiet aud un-
changed. Ryo FIour-Quiet. C~ornmcal-Ftvm.
Whca,-Easy, No. . rcd, Sl.lr.; No ! north
ern. sl,09 bid. Options closed firm at nn-
changed 10 t.S. net rise. May, sl.i6; July,
s1.1o9.; september, $l,W9s. corn-Dull: No.
., zoe. nominal, elevator, domestic basis
Options closed net unchanged. May ,oS;
hJuly. 72ssc.; September. flsc. Oats--Dull'
liked nominal. Options closed nominal.
Becf-steaay. Lard-Firm. Tallow ana
R~osin-Quiet. Turpen-
~tine-steady. Rice and ENTHUSIASTICALLY
surar-Raw. steady; refined. quiet. Cohee-
Futures closed steady, net unchanged 10 )
points lower. Spot quiet, Rio, No. 8, Sac,;
Santos, No. 4. o!4c.; mild, quiet; Cordova'
81 @leAc. ~Buucr-Steady; thiras
TO tirsts, o6d 9sc., process, seconds TO extras,
2a,. n a5c.; factor%, seconds TO hrsts' 2sa:oe.i
Imitation 23i. @2i4?c, Cneese-VerS
firm; state. nm 5dbi:c' EgSs-rlrm'
fresh gathered, regular packed, hrsts' en
ali,c. pototoes-Steady and unchanged. CAD
la ces-Weak southern shore. crate, S.l.a
%. Wakefield, crate, slal.S7. barrel, size
l,i9, southern barrel, slul.e5; crate, SIG
81. Freights and Peanuts-Unchangcd'
The cottonsecd oil market was active VITA
sale. of 1900 barrels, and prices We're nrm,
,snecially Tor the late months, on covering
nv shorts. Prices at the close We're 10 points
lower to A points higher, July, S,elWS,Mi
Scptembcr. SEQ S.C5; October, TO- q 800 De-
,cember, 6Soa $40: prime crude, nominal;
prime summer yellow, S.loISll; prime win
ter yellow. SIS a $50; prime summer white,
SiOMSTn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-18
DissOlutio1 32otircs.
@eettng5.


The Richmond Chamber of Commerce,
Richmond. Va. May 4. 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
will be held in its assembly hall,
Ninth and Main Streets, on THURS
DAY. MAY %, 1910. at 5 O'Clock r.
NJ, to consider the advisability Of
selling the building known as the
Chamber of Commerce Building, AMI
the ground upon which 1t is located,
as recommended at a meeting Of the
active resident members and officers
and directors of the Chamber. hei;l
May 3. 1910, and any other question
that may arise at the said stock
holders meeting.
r. a. DUNLOP,
Sccretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-18
5 Hours in Lynchburg and
Back in Richmond Same Day

You can now leave Richmond 6:l5
a. NJ. over the Norfolk and Western
Railway, arrive in Lynchburg II y.
NJ. Leave there AGO p. NJ. and get
back to Richmond at . p. NJ. thus al
lowing five hours and twenty minutes
in Lynchburs, and a proportionately
longer time at intermediate points.
This brings L~.ynchburg as near to
Richmond as Norfolk.