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buque Conference, for receiving into fel- lowshlp the unfrocked member of the Bay Conference, which has previously been published, was read before the con ference by Registrar Hatch. There were no comments made on the letter. Mod orator Chamberlain requested the regis trar to write to the Dubuque Conference, accepting the explanation and dignified reply will be sent.
 Registrar Hatch then suggested that the committee of seven which was ap- pointed to handle the Brown trouble be discharged. Nash rose and suggested that the committee be thanked for the handled the affair. Moderator Chamber lain then discharged the committee, and the Brown case was officially closed
 The committee, consisting of Messrs. Foster, Hatch, Rader, Hallett and Adams, who were appointed to revise the consti- tuition and bylaws, filed printed con- which would in any way affect ministe- rial standing is the bylaw which re- quires that no delegate not in ministerial standing shall pass upon a ministerial delegates standing.
 The new bylaws make the following provision for dealing with complaints:
 When complaints are made against churches or ministers of the association this committee shall seek to learn and remove the causes of complaint. Failing in this the committee shall report the facts to the association, which may then proceed with the case according to the natural right of every organized body to grant. to maintain to withdraw the rights and privileges of membership in such organization.
 Under the new constitution nineteen mem bers, nine ministers and ten lay delegates, present and voting, shall constitute a quorum.
 Churches which fail to send delegates and to report statistics for two consecutive years shall forfeit their membership and may be dropped by vote from the roll. of the association. Min isterial membership shall lapse after two years of unreDorted absence from the bounds of the association. Each church in this association shall be entitled to three delegates in every meeting, said delegates to be properly elected or appointed by the church
 /, Rev ". Rader: pr. George Adams. Rev. C. R.. Brown and others presented and dis cussed papers
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Tunnel Road Fund.

Company E and one officer and forty-four men of Company D. New York Volun- teers. The vessel will not get away until 10 D. m.. owing to a delay in the arrival of the English mail from New York
 Three vessels that left the East for the Klondike from five to six months ago are still on. the way. The bark Agate, now out 174 days from New York. was last heard of in Montevideo on May ?, Per haps like the men on the schooner Stow ell Sherman, they are stranded and can taea, now out 165 days from New York was at Buenos Ayres on May $, and the Mildred E. now out 153 days from Bos- ton, has not been spoken since the oay clna caflad
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Stolen Wheel Recovered.

ALAMEDA. Aug 9.-The chainless bi- cycle which was stolen some time ago from the residence of R. B. Mitchell in this city has been recovered in San Jose; A fellow named John Miller was arrested for burglary and in his possession was found a wheel which he had asked per mission of the officers to send to .cyclery for repairs. This was granted, but the proprietor of the establishment was in re- ceipt of a card from Chief of Police Rog CTS of this city, giving the number and description of the stolen wheel. He re- cognized it and notified the Alameda of ficers. Miller will probably be brought back here for trial
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THE BROWN SCANDAL
 OFFICIALLY CLOSED
FINAL ACTION AS THE BAY CON
 FERENCE DIES.
The Organization Revises Its By Laws and Becomes an Association
 of Churches and Ministers.

OAKLAND, Aug. 9.-The Bay Confer ence died tonight with the celebrated C.. 0. Brown committee. In it's place now exists 'The Bay Association of Con- gregationaI Churches and Ministers"
 The change Is said to have nothing to do with a desire to change the name that has been so closely connected with the great scandal, but because conferences are everywhere giving way to associa- tions.
 The letter of apology. from the Du-
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afternoon. Henry Maloon, who was. on the stand when the case was last before the court, was recalled, and testified to of Market street at Surrhyne's wharf in the sixties The remainder of the after noon was occupied with Witness H. D. Hougham, who testified to practically the same facts. He also testified that it was generally rumored in the early days that the Washington-street wharf was claim ed by Carpenter, but that it was at the same time contended that 1t belonged to Oakland The case goes on again to- marrow morning
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Board of Eoualization

ALAMEDA. Aug. 9.-Several applica- tions have been made to the City Trus- tees, sitting as a board of equalization, for reductions in the valuation of real property None of them amounts to more than few hundred dollars difference be- tween the assessed and the owners val uation. Several of them have been granted but the total will make little difference in the assessment role.
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A California Whistler.

The many friends of Miss Cordie Wet fen. who in the past has won the admi- ratfon of thousands who have heard her whfsfling solos, have rendered her a fare well benefit, which will take place to- morrow evening in the Young Mems Christian Association Auditorium. The yo,,nr lady. who has been chrstened S0nr California Whistler" will favor the audience with several choice selections.
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A Wrestling Bout.

Gus Miller, 122 Taylor street, engaged in a wrestling bout with Joe. the wres- tier. in a saloon on Taylor and Turk streets early yesterday, morning; Joe was Miller struck the floor with such force as ii to break both bones of his left arm. He was taken to the Receiving Hospital, where the injured arm was attended to.
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Christian Endeavor Union.

ALAMEDA, Aug 9.-The annual meet ing of the Alameda Christian Endeavor Union was held last evening. Notice was received from the Christian Endeavor Union of the First M. E. Church that the name had been changed to the Epworth League The following officers were then elected and installed for the ensuing year: President, A. B. Wastell; first vice-presi- dent, Ira Sanford; second vice-president, Mrs. J. P. Potter; recording secretary, Miss Elizabeth Chapman; corresponding secretary, M. Hughes; treasurer, Robert s. Priest; junior Superintendent, Miss D.. D. Arnold; assistant junior superintend- Mise MahaI ChoriaV
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Swiss Relief Society.

An excursion and picnic to Fairfax Park on next Sunday will be given by the Swiss Relief Society There will be many at fractions, including games bowling for $S5 in cash prizes, shooting for valuable prizes, dancing and an open-air concert.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.

 FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
 AND SAN RAFAEL.
 WEEK DAYST7:O0. 'S:00. '9:s0. 11:oo a. m.: .1 's5. s;so, 400, sis, 'sOO. 6:3o D. m.
 EXTRA TRIPS-For San Rafael on Mondays, Wednesdays. Saturdays and Sundays at n:so D. 'sWWNDAYs-.s:CO. .s:oo. .1o:Oo, u;oc n:so a. m; 100, q :45. s2:So. .4;oo. 5:So, 6:45 p. m. ~ ii :oo a. m does not run to San Rafael Sundays. 5:s0 D. m does not run to NH Valley Sundays. Trains marked run to San Quentin. FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRAaMcIsCo.; WEEK DAYS-5:25, s5;S5 7:55. S:25. s9:50 ni .12 20. 2:lO, .3:lO. 4:s5 5:15 D. m O. EXTRA TRIPS Mondays. Wednesdays and nsdIsNapSA9sg7oo saSurSssys7 .soo .s45 .lo45 .11:45 m :oo. 22O. .s:so, s5:15. $500. ZOO D. m. Trains marked start from San g, 9ns4tln MiIs,o WEsK DAYS-5:45 GAS, 7:55. S:i3. 1o.10 a m: TAO 2.25 3:55. 4:55, 5:2O p. n. a. FXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at zoo D. m
 SJJNDAYS-S:00, 10:00, 11:lO a. m.; R:00, l:20. N''0' W. THROUGH TRAINS. 7.oo m week days-Cazadero and way sta ns a.S0 n m Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta ns. s.1s n m week days (Saturday excepted)-To-
 males and way stations.
 o.oo Q m Sundays-Cazadero and way sta 'ns i.K n m Sundays-Point Reyes and way sta ns
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barge championship of the Pacific Coast. It is necessary that s. J. Pembroke should know definitely what crews and scullers intend to enter the regatta not later than noon to-day, that his telegraphic reply to the Astoria committee may not be de- iaved
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George Woodsum's Estate.

OAKLAND. Aug. 9.-Ellen E. Wood sum has petitioned for letters of adminis- tration on the estate of her late husband, George c. Woodsum, a victim of the Mel
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oakland,s Water Front Suit.

OAKLAND. Aug. 9.-The case of the city of Oakland against the Oakland Wa fer Front Company promises to drag along for some time to come. The case was resumed before Judge Ogden this
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Walsh Is to Be Divorced.

OAKLAND, Aug. 9.-Martin Walsh, the politician, has been sued by his wife, Mar garet, for a divorce Statutory grounds are alleged, and as there Is considerable property the suit may provoke bitter contest
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rose explosion. The estate consists of half interest in the wood and coal firm of Woodsum Bros, Berkeley, $500, an and real estate, estimated value Sl509. The heirs are the widow and two children, George E., aged Il years, and Alice M., ered
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Five Bows Arrested.

BERKELEY, Aug. 9.-Kwong Chung, a laundryman on the corner of Shattuck avenue and Parker street, has caused the arrest of five boys living in the neighbor- hood. Kwong claims that he has put up with having his windows smashed and for several years. But this abuse has lately turned into personal violence. and the Mongolian has resolved upon system atic vengeance. Or August he was struck by stone which broke his jaw and knocked out three lower teeth.
 He at once swore out warrants for the arrest of all the boys whose names he happened to know, and Deputy Constable Brandes has been busy escorting the pris- oners to the County Jail. Will Connolly is charged with battery. It is claimed that he. is responsible for the stone that did the mischief Patrick Allen and Otto Schroeder will have to answer for dis turbing the peace. Will Johnson and Joe McEwen nave to clear themselves from the charge of malicious mischief All the prisoners are not more than IS years of age. More arrests are to follow
 Berkeley News Notes.
 BERKELEY, Aug. 9.-At the regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, held last night, the report of the committee on fire and water, in favor of establishing fire alarm system, was rejected by a vote of four to three.
 School elected officers yesterday as fol- lows: President, James Whitman, vice president, Miss Overman; secretary, Miss Jones, and treasurer, Miss Celsa Carnal.
 Mrs. Sarah Ann Phelps died at her home last night, on Grove street, between Vine and Cedar. She was 43 years of age and native of Massachusetts.
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UoUNT TAHALPiIs SCENIC RAILWAY.

(Via Sausalito Ferry.) Leave San Francisco, commencing May i. Week Days-s:3o a. m., 1:46 and 6:15 p. u. Sundays-s:oa, 800. 1o:0o. 11:3o a. m.. 1:4s and Round trip rom Mill Valley. H. THOS COOK & SON. Agents, 62S Market street, San Francisco.
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Streitberger's Two Wills.

OAKIAND. Aug. 9-There promises to be a contest over the S2OO, GOO estate of Christoph Streitberger, who died at Berkeley Streitberger left two wills. The heirs in each are the same, put the point litigation Is expected to arise The probate of the will filed will come up next
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Alameda News Items.

ALAMEDA, Aug. 9.-The friends of w. R. Davis are holding a mass meeting at Linderman Hall this evening, with brass band accompaniments and prominent speakers.
 The friends of Congressman Hilborn are making a very active canvass for him In this city, and report encouraging prog ress They claim to be confident of car rying the primaries here.
 Letters have been received from the Fl Sueno party, which went from here to St. Michael last fall and wintered there. They were to have left on the 10th to go up the Yukon. All were we'll and hopeful.
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Powers of Attorney to Be Stamped.

POWerS or AtCOrHey IU DE oCdINp peu.
 Powers of attorney executed abroad and used in the United States must bear 30 cent documentary stamp. Internal Rev. enue Collector Lynch was so advised yes terday by telegraph from the Comn1is- sioner of Internal Revenue at Washing
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10

(,iain Line. Foot of Market streetl FAVE FROM JULY 10, 1898. ARRIvl C :O0A Niles San Jose and Way Stations... %s:45 1:OOA Benicia, Suisun and Sacramento. ... IO:45. '''A ' Woodland "o ''..........'.. a.. 5:45l > 7:OeA Elmira, yacavile and Rumsey..... s:40 7:30A Martinez, San Ramon Vallejo. Nspa.
 Caistoga and Santa Rosa. O:Lo s:OOA Atlantic Express, Ogden and East. SAD ss30A San Jose. Stockton, Valley Spring,
 lone, Sacramento, Marysyille,
 Chico, Tehama and Red Bluh.... 4bD .s:3OA Milton. ........,........ s7s15 D'0cA New Orleans Express. Merced, Fres-
 no, Bakersfield. Santa Barbara.
 Los Angeles. Deming, Ell Paso.
 New Orleans and East. 0i4o IO:O0A Vallejo. Martinez and Way Stations a;1o - San Jose Niles and Way Stations... tS: 5
 Vi.sIia ' ....,........ 4:I5 stations' o tIo.I5.
 Nspa. Calistogs, El Verano and AsOor Benicis, vacaville, Woodlapd,
 Knights Landing. Msrysvie. Oro- 4:30P Nilea San Jose Tracy and Stockton 7.I5 4:3OP Stockton and Lodi l2;I5 ABBOT Lathrop Modesto. Merced. Fresno.
 Moiave, Santa Barbara and Los 4.sor Martinez as' Merced Rsymond for
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 vile, Redding Portland, Puget
 Sonnd and East .................. 9:lo
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Ticket Offices, 65o Market st.. Chronicle bldg A " FOSTER R. K RYAN. . Pres. and Gen Manager Gen. Pass Agent
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To those who will kindly write to MARI AMI & CO, 52 West Fifteenth street, New York City, will be sent free. book containing portraits with inducements of Empcrors, En- press Princes. Cardinals. Archbishops and other interesting matter.
 All Druggists. Avoid Substitutions.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
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Guntaloupes, PRO 100 $1.50-$4.00
gdntaloupes, PRO &Orb 15c.-20c.
Qnanas, PRO Stiid 6c.-12c.
@riines Mais, pro OuBenb 6c.-8c.
Griinss Nlais, pro SAB 75c.-$1.00
8lumentDbl, pro Rite -. 50c.-60c.
9firii6e, pro 8orb 60c.-80e.
Yfirii4e, pro 3iIte $1.00-$1.40
Dafermelpnen, pro 100 $1-$15
Srauben, pro Grdie 50c.-$1.00
Srauben, pro 5 pfb.s8Orb 10c.-13c.
@ier, pro DuBenb 101c.-13c.
Creme : Butter. pro PfD. 17c.-20c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-19
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