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New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. 15.-Governor Cam
eron to-day delivered address before the Institute
for Coured Teachers He expressed the interest felt by
the objects of the institute, and It's sympa-
thy with the efforts being made for the educational
advancement of the colored people, whose intellectual
elevation would benefit all classes OF society Iheir
education therefore, should be aided and encouraged by
all the people Governor Cameron eaid these institutes
should not hereafter bo Dependant on outside AID Tor
support The has large school fund, from which
liberal appropriations win be made and next year In
siutes will be held all the State under the auspices
Of the state Government
Tne state Board Of Education has appointed new
School this city Two of the od members are
retained and the Others nine IN number, are Read
users three OF them negroes Tne appointments have
been made in accordance Win the opinion OF Attorney
General BLAIR who nOlds that the terms OF the members
OF the Board apsed by failure TO quay within tho
sixty da vs. time prescribed by law.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

OPENING OF THE DUBLIN EXHIBITION.
DUBLIN, Aug. 15.-The city was astr py
o'clock this morning the opening OF the EXmpuoh
and The unveilng Of the statue of Daniel OConnei'
Bands paradcd the streets followed hy large crowds a
procession composed OF the trades formed on ST.
stephens Green at noon. All the troops were connned
to the barracks. The statue was unveiled at O'CLOCK
bv Lord Mayor Dawson III the presence OF Messrs far
nell Dillon Davitt and Gray, and crowd estimated at
100000 persons. The greatest enthusiasm preVmeu
Lord Mayor Dawson accepting the statue for the rsh
people said that their struggle not over and their
efforts would still be obstruced. They must endeaVor
TO forget the melancholy past and look for glory III inc
future in the hope that Ireland once province wouu
again become a nation.
Mr. Parnell spoke few words in which ne e1prcsse"
hope for the future prosperity Of Ireland lie said tha
the best monument to OConncn the changes bene
fetal to Ireland which marked his He
Immediately after the directors OF the ExmDuoh pre-
sened AN address to the Lord Mayor declaring tAat III
working for their own country they not actuaed
by narrow feelings toward neighboring nauOhs: Loru
MayOr Dawson reply expressed slhliaT hchllncuts'
said the Of the Exhibition was trlDe
energy and nefreiaDce OF the trades ana Wcrklhs
classes. The Exhibition then declared OPEN III is
all sides to be great success, cspecly
The machinery department Everything is quiet, the
people gradually leaving the streets 1he process
of the trades three miles long III trdNcrsed
Kings Bridge Capelst aud Sackyllest Coca Ofder ana
regularity were Kept by mounted marshas all along the
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
ACCIDENTS TO TWO STEAMERS.

HALIFAX, n. S., Aug. 15.-John Moody, sec
onn officer Of the Avondae, which was wrecked
at I.aacs Harbor who has arrived here with the Shps
crew. Gays: when the ship struck on tne sOutneaS'
breaker of Isaacs HarbOr about 7:3O O'Clock III the
ornire NJ the 5th inst the weather perfectly clear
The ship backed off ana the wells were instantly sounded
but 10 water was found in them. We went to Isaac
Habor and decided to make for another port Out
as we were going of Isaacs Harbor the ship again
struck this time Salmon Rock shoal. and remained
fast about midshps. On sunday the steamer began 10
crack The rocks penetrated through the vessel which
raised the engine and boilers Then We were all Obged
the ship for fear OF her breaking up Inc steamer
is total wreck"
ST. JOHS's. n. f., Aug. 15-The steamer Rhiwindda
of and from Cardiff for NewYork, with general cargo
fel in with the Richmond, Saturday Ia lati-
tude 47o g. logude 400 3O with the bottom out OF her
CYLINDER. The Richmond bounJ from Liverpool to
Galveston Texas with cargo Of cotton ties, bands.
hc met with the accident Friday last, and was taken
in tow by the Rliwndda saturday. They arrived
here At a. u. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsuISGrON, Tuesday Aug. 10, 1882.
The state Department il receipt Of cable dispa cil
from Minister bingham at Toxic, Japan, to the effect
that affairs quiet IN COrca
AttorneyGenerl Brewster has telcSraphed from Long
Rrneh tnat he VIII not return to this city until next
week unless hs here should be required before
that time.
Acting Secretary of State Davis has telegraphed to
Consul Robson, who had reported his safe arrival at
Malta from the discontinued consulate at Irpo to pro
cecd AT once to his new posi- al Beyrut, syria.
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury French has decided
tho, the customs officers may dctain reprints of Amen
can couvri books and inform the owners of copyrights
Ia thc nd mat the latter may take such measures Tor
th, forf lre of the books the circumstance may
warrant
Tine Treasury Department has issued circulars promu-
eating The law to provide for deductions from the gross
tonnage Of vessels the United states and tho law for
the regulation OF immigration approved August >,
With instructions TO the customs OnccIs ahu O'hels
concerned Tor carrying them INTO ehect'
Alta late session OF the Police Court yesterday after
noon the prosecuting attorney decided 10 issue nine war
rants ans g. Frank Bigelow, the deauitng receiving
ter ~ tbe National Bank OF the Republic The amount
~, tbc IecatOn charged in all the warrants agsreaates
S,S nGI 90 The Court Increased the amount O Ddh 10
lS;000 This was not furnished and the prisoner Was
il Al Ia
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

will 1t is claimed that the ticket scalpers in this
city are loaded down with Baltimore and Ohio tickets
They are said be coupon tickets reading from ST. LOUIS
70 NewYork with tie Ohio and Mississippi coupon torn
of The other lines kicking like Old fury, but Is does
NOT appcIr they object 50 much 10 Tue Practice o.
ei, Ia ~, s as to the grecdIness Ot the Baltimore
and Ohio i'm not giving tlcIn fair show with the knights
of cheap tickets"
pr.sAcoLA Fla. Aug. 1j.-The Pensacola and Allan
tc Railroad WAS opened Ory-seyen miles to day. The
construction of the road commenced ON the 22d OF
las. August and will be completed to the Clattahoochee
River in NOyembeC
MONTREAL, Aug. 15.-The arbitrators in the railway
ease between the local government ana duncan McDOl
alb tLe contractor have awarded the Latter Sl3s,OOO
,,,,cs for tie taking Of the Occidental Railway con
trort from him Mcdonald declines the award as bclnS
iuAteuuItc.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
TWO MORTGAGES FORECLOsED.

The New York and Sea Beach Railroad Com-
pany. whose line, connecting with this city by boat
runs from the foot of sixtyfOurthst. Bay Ridge L. L.
TO Coney Island at the Sea Beach Palace, has been In
serious financial difficulty for time as the earnings
are not enough pay the running expenses and thern-
terest on the cost The line has been run for three
years. and for nearly half way from Bay Ridge 10 the
Island runs parallel with the Manhattan Beach road
The first mortgage upon the property OF the company
was S21 $40 TO- and second mortgage for S2l1S39 VI
was aterward made. The trustees for the mortgages
ere James w. Smith and George 3. Bowdoin. Flhu-
ing themselves unable to collect the interest, they
brought suit in the Special Term OF the Supreme Court
in Brooklyn TO forecIose the mortgages. The SUIT was
successful and Monday Judge Barnard signed the
findings in the foreclosure proceedings making Josep.
Bartlett trustee of the property to sell IT, Iho daIe VI
the sale was not fixed -, -.
The mortgag include the whole property OF ths com, ON
pany real estate tracks, buildings, rolling STOCK aud
eauipments The president of the sea Beacn company
David YeOmans il also president OF the New YORK ana
Atlantic Railroad Company, which has track III Iry
sixh-st Brooklyn connect its boats to TINS city WIN
the Brooklyn, Bath aud Coney Island road, ana "hlch
after laying part OF switch to connect the latter WIN
the Sea Beach road their intersection III OtTscA
a few weeks ago, abandoned the work.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
RIruORs OF LEASE UNCONFIRMED.

Accompanying the recent advance IT the
price of the stocks of the Chicago St. Paul. Minneapolis
and Omaha Railway Company, ut the Stock Exchange
were rumors that the road had been leased to the CHI
cago and Northwestern Railway Company. 1t was re-
ported that the latter TO guarantee dividends OF
and per cent respectively on the preferred
and common stocks OF the former. The rrI-
mors could not be confirmed yesterday. NJ. l..
Sykes vice-prcsidcnt of the Northwestern Com
pany said that he nothing Of the alleged ease lie
eniovcd the same " blessed ignorance which he had
when the reports of scrip dividends 10 be declared by his
company were circulated. At the Office OF the Omaha
Company A. r. Flower, its Vic2preSdent, stated that 40
far as he knew lease had not been made No out
side directors Of either company in town at present
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
SUSPENDED ON MOTION OF GLADSTONE.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-ln the House OF Com
mons tins evening, Philip Callan uiberaD. member for
Louth renewed plant regarding the putting aside,
at the of the Court Of Roman Catholic Jurors
who were the panel during the sitting of the Special
Commission at Dublin. Sir William HarcOurt Home
Secretary accused Mr. Calan of abusing the forms OF
the House by introducing a subject twice IN the same
evening" He said this another instance OF the way
i'm which certain Irish men ber5 set themselves III nos
tiity 10 the administration OF Justice Mr. Caan thcn
vciaued repeatedly, 1t is false" The chairman
called upon Mr.. Callau TO withdraw the imputatOn Out
instead doing he repeated he Objectionable state
neut Thc chairman thereupOn named Mr. Cdllan, aud,
ON motion Of Gladstone he suspended the vote
being JS yeas,
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

TWO PERSONAL APPOINTMENTS.
OFFICERS REMOVED AND THEIR SUCCESSORS AP-
POINTED TO CRAFTY MEssRs CoNKLINd AND
LOGAN.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.i
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-The commission of Jud-
son Z. Stevens as Postmaster at Utica, n. " was
signed to-day by Acting Postmaster-General Hat
ton. He is the man whose name was sent to tho
Senate for the position a few days before ad-
journment. The nomination referred TO the
Senate Post Office Committee, but was not acted
on. nor was its consideration entered upon IN the
committee. No reason for the removal of tho pres
ent incumbent was made known to the committee.
1t is known that none exists except the personal
wish of ex-senator Roscoe Conkling
A. +. Chds, chief clerk of the Government Print
ing Office to-day informed by Mr.. Rounds, the
Public Printer that his had been selected,
and would enter upon his duties the 1st of Sep
tember Mr. Childs entered the Government Print
ing Office twelve years ago as a compositor, in
which capacity he served two years. lie then be-
came clerk, and then, five years ago, he was ap-
pointed to his present position of chief clerk. lie
was a soldier and draws pension for a wound re-
ceived in the line of his duty. No charges made
against him. On the contrary. his discharge of th e
important and onerous position are commended d
OH all hands. He was a prominent candidate for
the position of Public Printer the successor OF
Mr. Dcfrees for which position he had the hearty
Endorsement of Senator Davis. Speaker Keller and
the entire Ohio delegation with one exception, and
the Printing Committees of the two Houses. No
reason for his removal exists except the person al
wish of Senator John A. Logan, whose appOntec
Rounds is, and who also names Mr.. Child's success
sor Mr. Cadet Taylor, the incoming chief clerk is
Postmaster at WInona, H.. and publisher Of a
newspaper there, He is politician of local promis
and a StalWart.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
/, OF THE JAMES RAND.
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
scALpED TO DEATH WITH HOT TT

sCALDED TO DEATH WITH HOT TEA
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Aug lJ.-Ained Monroe
aee was scaded by hot ta to-day, and died tonight
ANEW ELECTRIC COMPANY INcoRPoRAfED.
ALBANY. Aug. lJ.-lhe National Underground
Electric Company OF New-York capital $-1OOOOV' Was IL
KILLED IN TUNNEL
WHITEHALL \. y, Aug. lJ.-GcOrFe Duffey, a
driver On the cona killed tins morning in the railway
tuuuel His death was due TO INTO 1icat.on
FORAN NEW PUMPING STATION.
PcovIDENCE. *. L., Aug. II. -Inc town of Paw
tucSt today appropriated 40 900 for new pumping station
"' '-''S' TEw.JERsEY MILITARY ENcAMPMENr.
AsBuW PARk, ~ Aug I5rE mPany l-toG T. Of tl. the
TINS afternoon Newark and at once went ht" lS sum-
eAcampmclL 1890 ,, ,.
Pf\sACoLA. Fia..Aug. lJ.-Ihe Pensacola aud At
lantic Railroad b'dge GSei ~ o.! n NJ trains ed
O''' II TWO YOUNG MEN KILLED.
NrxtCo NY Aug. l5.-Ihc bodies of two young
mon r. - coundrl aud James Mernt. residents OF Water.
seFe found .SS on s @ a i ey 'SE ee HG ns ing S and
v%eIe knocked of the cars by the bridge
A YOUNG BOY DROWNED. 49,
pr,Dcrporr Conn. Aug. lJ-Jcssc ". Ardle-
ob, @ eiet iel ne dyke in we.t Iaord yes.
% IsIy n S9Ee the %sIei a eg Mo hoars Hsod
~ CRUSHED BENEATH \ CLAY BANK.
NEwBURG Az l2i "oi "ear Aelgi Nedg Hgs ws.
;sty crush;d Il falling cay bank tiS morning. lie
MAID > AND LYsANDER BOY
UARrFoID. Aug. lj.-Mr. NanderbliVs Maud ,.
and fSsander Boy arrived at Charter oak ParS "heIe
| IlltN II %
tielDaIr a arge attendance AT tho coming meeting.
SAN FRANCISCO MECHANICS lNSl IlUl IL
SAN Francisco, Aug. lJ-Ihe seNehe -htn an, an
1 fhc Mechanics Institute was opened ths
n'ir,p N, fhc nov pavilion. The opening ~ldiesS Vas
az % , .icr = !, cornwall The display Is very cred
.nle rhc exposi zion Will continue for ono month
STEAM YACHT STRIKES BARGE -
AInAN,Y. Aug. l5-AbUut midnight lhc, ht1lnl
Yacht winfield ~ Nrw-NOrk, came IN coHi'loh o 80
Win the barr hcagO which was being to"eu @
ytrr mole VA. en- IN the lattr bow 10 he NADt
The Niuhcd hDrfisd on 20 TINS cItt ahu Was i''- ~ $3.50
canal, int,nllng proceed To the iaAeS
| SUIT AGAINST TIE CITY OF BOsIoN ~,
| BOsTON Aug. lJ.-N Ilam G. Pollara anu oiIieIs ,
the afe contractors upon the Moon siAhu w
bou ght sut against the City OF boston iol an n
breach o damages calcn aio
m. tlainu, calm that The city Engineers pAi7 We.
drawn gngnty and cnreiesny thai lheJ o"u "''P
form the cuutr a. according 10 It's terms
! THE NITED CALEDONIAN AS5OClAIIoN.
TROY, Aug. I5.-InIs morning the thi itcrd,,t s =
nua sentiou VI the koTth American UlAted -
Association opened IN tins city. DeIctatrn Hos -
Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, PROVIDENCE MOhH.'
ronta ,ui ali e oncr prucpal cities the niiol 9tA
anada preent Ihc annual sluIc Icas h.id 10
| nI.Ai.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

are one for 200 Abyssnan pumps, one 1or oo'ooo
horseshoes. one for 5000 entrenching spades anu
one for IA miles of galvanized wire.
1t has been decided to send small balloon corps
TO Alexandria.
The authorities have refused TO allow the organi-
cation of railway corps IN India Tor service Ill
Egypt
Two regiments of Highlanders. tho DerbySh'ro
Regiment and the Horse Guards, marched through
the city to-day.
The transport Italy, with half of the 7th Dragooh
Guards. has arrived at Malta The transports Arao'
Stormcock and British Prince have passed Malta
going eastward. The Spanish corvette Concorhla
and the Dutch gunboat Bonaire have sailed from
Malta for Port SAID.
The transports Ascalon and City OF IaIls hiso Nv
passed Gibraltar. Large numbers of mules are be-
ing purchased there for Egypt.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
ARRANGING FOR CETEWAYOS RESTORA
TlON.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-Cetewayo had long
interview at the Colonial Office to-day with the Earl OF
Kimberley, connection with his restoration TO his
throne.
The Hon. Evelyn Ashley Under Colonial Secretary, In
the House OF Commons this afternoon stated that the
Government mad determined TO consider the possibility
Of Cctewayo's partial restoration with proper safe
guards. He said tina! portion of Zuuland would DC
annexed to Great Britain. Mr. Ashley stated that the
part Zuuland he reserved for the chiefs and people
who object to return under CetawayO's rule VIII De
guarded by safeguards similar to those imposed upon
the thirteen present chiefs British resident VIII ave
ia the country. The restoration Of the former military
system will not be allowed. This plan, he said, was
communicated TO Ceteway y to-day.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
TROUBLES OF THE PORTE.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug l5.-One Of the two
Egyptians reported to have been arrested here yes
terday Oh suspicion Of being secret agents of the
khodiye Is stated TO be the Khcdlves adc-de-camp
They had been requested TO present them
selves at the Palace. and from
this fact the report originated of the
arrest of secret agents Of the Khedve. The Khe-
dive has summoned Nubar Pacha TO Alexandria.
Igcncc has been received from Constaniinople
that the Porte has made the Governor OF syria rospon
sole for the maintenance of order IN the Province,
and has authorized the Chief of the Gendarmcrle Ia
increase lis force 10 such extent AS he may con-
Sle ur
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
AN ERROR AFFECTING THOUSANDS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TILE rRIBUNg.I

-" I'I@' ''1'177-''7
WAsHINGTON, Aug 15.-In the last few days OF
the late session of Congress the Army Desertlon bill
was discussed at length in both Houses, and bill
was finally passed after it had been acted upon in
conference. relieving certain class of ex-sodlers
from technical charges of deserion. The bill was
intended to apply to soldiers who had not waited to
be regularly mustered out, being anxious to get to
their homes as soon as peace was declared and
against whom the charge of desertion was entered,
thus preventing them their heirs from getting the
benefit of pension and bounty appropriations The
House wanted the act to apply to all men VINO
served three months, and the Senate favored twelve
months The conference committee finally re-
ported in favor of six months and the bill was
passed in that shape. As signed however, by the
President the time named is TIVE We months In
that shape il has become law, thus preventing
thousands from presenting their claims under the
act. The error is a clerical one, and VIII probably
be rectlcd at the coming session.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia special meeting
Of the National Board Of Health held today; all the
members were present except DIR. Bemis, of New
Orleans. 1t rumored that Surgeon John > Billings
L. g. A.. had been relieved member OF the board,
and that Surgeon Charles n Smart u. S. A, had been
detailed in his place. DR.. Thomas j, Turner, L. s. N,
rendered his resi- naOn secretary OF the board wnc
was acc ped, he then elected member of the
Executive Committee Dr. Smart was elected secretary
Of the board. Ater transaclng some routine bGocSs
the board adjourned subject 20 the call OF thtehair,
pcnding decision 10y First Controller OF the Treas,
ry how the $4,000 appropriated TO au local ana
state Boards OF Health shall be disbursed
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
TIE STAR ROUTE CASES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-When the Criminal
Court met this morning Mr. Carpenter. OF counsel Tor
defence continued his address TO the jury He explained
bri y the meaning the word "expedition applied
10 the Star Routes declaring that thc law provided that
when route expedited and the number OF men and
animals increased, the pay shall b. pro rata under the
rac aud asserted that there had not been great
ctravacauce in regard 10 the expedition of routes Mt
rpcutcr then proceeded take up III detail the routcs
i'm CART which fraud Is charged asserting the impor-
nce OF the pedited service ana attempting to prove
that jmp0rtance by n reference to the geographical posi-
ton and geoo- -ca formation Of the territory IN winch
tLr service vas to be performed. lIo will continue Ills
argument tO-nOrrOW.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

The shooting will be continued until Friday. and
the fmIrteen men making the highest aggregate IL
three of the four days will compose The team OF
twelve and The reserve of two.
AZ $50 D. H. Yesterday the Executive Com
mittee of the National Rido Association held
a meeting at Creedmoor They added a new
match to the fall meeting prograinme-a compeu-
tIon for "A gold watch worth $75 presented by
Major G. l. Moss tree TO all 10 enter fifteen shots
at 900 yards The committee received cheeK
he,ng the sum collected BY AdJutant-Genera,
Townsend. Other sums were also received
for the fund.- and Colonel Austen IN e , e'@r se
Of the iSth Regiment during the match vote or
thanks for the offer was passed. The match fund
has now reached 81 50o but Is stl lar shoTt Oh mo
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
INCIDENTS AND COMMENTS.

LONDON, Aug. 15-M. dc Bcaullen, writing In
the Journal des De5ats says ii is 10 Engands inter
est 10 act with moderation IN regard TO the Suez
Canal so as to avoid a precedent which would
iusu y extreme claims by America relative TO the
projected Panama Canal.
The correspondent of The Times at Berlin says 1t
Is feared that the Russian Cabinet intends to take
advantage of the present troubles in Egypt to re-
new some old claims which were decided by the
Berlin Congress.
Lord William Beresford has volunteered to serve
III Egypt with the Indian contingent.
The hospital arrau gemenls are 50 complete that
u a fourth Of the British troops in Egypt should be
lnyaIided there would be ample medical accommo-
datOn for them.
Among the tenders out for army supplies there
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
THE DEOUTH IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroN, Aug 15.-The Herald says " The
evtendcd drouth in Massachusetts, especially IN tho
western part has already damaged crops in some sec
tions almost past recovery while, If cCpious rains do
NOT come soon the loss to the growing crops VIII Dc
very extensive In the Western and southern parts Oh
the state there has been no general ram since july l.
o, - shovrers have interyened leaving tue ground
e., ro,o- nor, of the time greatly parched and the
fe. i'm Inc pasture. as dry straw Cattle have had TO
M ead and me corn and crops, already Injured past
ngr bavc been cut up and led To the stock Tie nay
.r,y an he ~fate as a whole "a good one, the dry
weather coming just III tI4e 10 enAple laEnlciS
tn -acur. A. in fine order"
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS CHOSEN.

GREEN BAY, Wis, Aug. 15-The stock
holders ol the Gre Bay, stevens Point and Northern
Railway Company here to-day and selected the fol-
lowing directors John l. Blair, Walter C. Larned, John
D. Vail Timothy Case. Theodore I. Case. W j. Abralus.
f. t. 1cetshorn W. r. Hancock and J. L. Rawlings. At
directors meeting the following officers were elected
John Blair OF Blairstown, y. j., presidents Timothy
Case of Green Bay, yicc-President; W. J. Adams, o.
Green Bay, secretary Theodore Sturses Of NewiOrk,
slant secretary and treasurer Timothy Case treas
urer. Al the mectlng the Green Bay, stevens
Point and Northern Railroad was leased to the Green
Bay, Win0na and ST. Pauu Campany.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
EXAMINERS IN THE PENSION BUREAU.

ticc was issued to-day from tie Pension Bureau:
That the Commissioner Of Pensions may AID the See
rcary in securing the knd OF persons contemplated ia
the act of August ), providing for the appointment OF
hfccn plysicIins medical reviewers IN TIE Pcnsod
Olcc he med cal referee has been directed t0 organ
zr a board 10 all applicants for appointment.
The board wi at the Pension Office the 3Oth
instant at o'clock "A. The law provides tnut none
but SURGEONS of cducation skill and experience shall
br appointed and thus young men who nave not had
perience practice not eligible, Al applicants VIII
be- required pres, certificates OF personal aud pro-
fessioual standing before entering upon examination
". ". DUDLEY.