The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-03
NORFOLK err MAI1KRs.
ORGANIZATION OF the Boat Club and Election
If Offc.rs.

NORFOLK, VA, April 2.-Special.-The
Norfolk city Boat Club has org lniz ID for
The season, with the following ofilcers:
Edmund 5. Rufiin, pres!d 1t; II. ;. Her
man, vice-president: II. g. Whitehead,
treasurer. ii. y. Murray, secretary, r
". Mccullough, captain; Iaylor Hwdth-
mey, first lieutenant; John =. jenkins
second lieutenant The above will con-
stitute the board OF governors. The clcb
Will enlarge their house ~ extending IL
thirty feet further out IT. the hdrDOr
The property is located at the head or
F'reemasOn street, in the West End, the
Nest fashionable part Of the city. The
building cost about 500, ana IS "A very
attractive structure The membership
numbers about one hundred and twenty
five, and so successfully has the nun
been conducted that the president adNO-
Gates a reduction Of dues.
The Rev Dr. HOwerton, recently called
to the First Presbyterian church In this
city. is making a very favorable I'M
preston He is thirty-four years of age,
and a very bright young man or COM
handing appearance. and is possessed OF
d graceful manner and easy delivery.
Judge Hanckel has chartered the Lam
bert's Point Cooperative Labor Union,
with Il capital Of not more than $4,000.
The purposes are for the mutual protec-
ton and benefit of its members, and to
provide FUND Wiz which TO conduct
business enterprises William Gale Is
president
70 oPESIcP MARKETS WITH IKE wEsr.
The try<kers OF Norfolk county are
making Efforts 10 open up markets win
the Wsft. They hope 10 be able 70 sci!
early spring vegetables 10 Cincinnati
Clevekand, Detroit. indianapolis ana Ohl-
cazD. The growers OF TINS section are
seIkins a market which heretofore mas
been largely buyers OF Baltimore, Phlla-
/delphia and New YORK, where the nor
folk product has been repacked Tor mat
territory. They nope 10 DE able 10 plaSe
In "a X
ages and can make money FOR the pro-
Queer and save II for the consumer.
The South Norfolk Machinery COM
panys works have been destroyed by
ire. Loss. about $1,000 The company be-
gan operations on the 18th Of last Decem-
Der and has been running steadily ever
since. employing about twenty hands.
NoEroLK COUNTY DEMooRATs.
The Democrats Of Norfolk county VIII
nominate full ticket. and there VIII De
10 fusion with the Republicans The lat
ter have decided to put up run ticket
and will make an effort 10 control tnis
county. which has in "A measure Deen
under their control for the past twenty
five years.
SERIOUS FAMILY QUARREL.
During a family row in Norfolk county
Sunday. near the corporation line OF
Portsmouth. John r. Clark and his son-in-
law. Samuel W Hodges had fight. with
very serious results. hodges called AT
the residence OF his father-in-law 10 get
"A nurse Tor his wife, who was sick. re
had words with his mOther-in-law. HIS
fatner-in-law and brOther-in-law resented
what he said. a fight followed, In which
Clark was beat severely with a stick, ana
old man Hodges was cut I'm several places
with pOcket-knife. None OF the wounds
are dangerous.
TO SUE THE PILOT.
Your correspondent is assured this
I inc r.
and Rev A. J. Reamy Will bring suit
against the Pilot for damages growing
out Of the publication OF the letter from
| Bay View. The plot makes full re-
traction this morning. and the Rev Alr.
| Lindsey. OF the Presbyterian church at
| Bay View. who wrote tne article, comes
out in letter 10 the public, and says he
| reported current rumor, and that he is
amazed at himself for doing so. Mr..
Quinby is still here. but the Rev. Mr..
| Reamy has gone home.