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NOT YET DECIDED
ON RECENT CALL
Rev. D. H. Rolston Later Will
Announce Conclusion to
Congregation.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
l09 North Sycamore Street,
PetersburE, Va, October ]

petersburg, Va, October !.
The Rev. D. H. Rolston. pastor of
the Second Presbyterian church, an
nounced to his congregation this morn
ing that he has as yet come to no de-
cision in the MISTER of the call ex-
Church in Charlotte. n. C. He still
has the call under consideration. and
as soon as definite conclusion IS
reached he VIII make known his de-
cision TO the congregation.
Painful Accident.
william III. Edwards. an elderly and
well-known citizen, employed as gate
keeper on the Atlantic Coast Line road
at East Franklin Street. met with Il
painful accident last night about 10
o'clock. Mr. Edwards has but one leg
and walks with a crutch and chne. AS
ne was coming home from duty along
Franklin Street. either the crutch or
the cane gave way, and he fell to tho
pavement and sustained a fracture OF
his right arm. He was taken TO hts
home on Bank Street
Week of Prayer.
The Woman's Home Mission Society
OF the NJ. E. Church Will observe this
week as week OF prayer. services to
be held in the several churches every
afternoon. On Wednesday night union
services Will be held in Washington
Street Church, al which several officers
OF the state society are expected. on
be held in Blandford Church. on which
occasion The sermon will be delivered
by the Rev. Frank Wells
Coiorcd Peoples Fair.
The matter OF holding a fair in this
city next year Is being agitated among
the colored people. and may reach n
definite conclusion. The fair is de-
signed TO show in It's exhibits tho
ored race. II properly managed. it
would receive the liberal encourage
ment and support Of the whites
Officer Reinstnted.
inc Police Comn!ss! toner's met yes
terday afternoon and investigated the
case of Police Officer r. NJ. Gordon.
who had been suspended by the CHIEF
for making remarks considered deroE-
board decided to reinstate the officer
Day of Funerals
Four funerals took place this after
noon-an unusual number for any ono
Surials were OF Bernard @ Bufo-d. Ir.
OF Chesterfield. in Blandford Cemetery:
MIS- Eliza Frances Ashby. in Wood
lawn Cemetery. Chesterfield: Mrs. Mary
way. OF Prince George The body OF
Ross n. St.ckel. who was fatally sored
BY a bull was shipped to his home in
foungwood Pa
There was public baptiz!ng TO-DAY
at Poplar Grove Church, In D.nwlhd.e.
at which a score or more or color"d
conveirs were baptized. 4 large crowd
John T. Clark, an old-t!me printer
and Confederate veteran. IS Ill nj his
home. on Bolllnpbrook street Mr.
Clark. though able 10 walk about on
crutches. has been practicable disabled
for many years.
II is expected that an active cam
phign in behalf OF the Y NJ G i Home
VIII soon be commenced
All OF the banks OF the city. having
declared handsome dividends for the
past quarter. Will this week nay out
a large amount IN .he aggregate to
their stockholders.
The Rev. j. T Bosnian. pastor OF
Market street NJ +. Church. this morn
ing preached the nrst OF series OF
five special sermons on the Doctrines
OF Methodism Mr. Bosnian, at the
end of this conference year. much to
the regret OF his congregation AMI the
community at large, Will be trans
terred TO another charge.
The marriage in New York on Sat
urday of Mrs. Mary Corllnr Dunlop.
Of this city, and Archibald NJ McRae
was not q surprise TO her friends heru.
who had been informed that the event
was TO take place. Mrs. Dunlop or
Mrs MfRae now. Is the owner OF one
OF the handsomest and most valuable
residential properties in Petersburg.
but has latterly spent most Of her
time away from the city