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OUR MoUNDsvlLLE LETTER.
Tho fracRS between Capt. Bridge
and the Editor Of the Reporter,

1
and the Editor Of the Reporter.
MouHDsvnIE W. Va, Sept sth, 1874.
Editors Of the Intelligeneer:
Our Public Schools opened yesterday
with about 800 pupils in attendance
The teachers with two exceptions are thl
same As last year. F. II. Crago Princi
pal, Miss Emma Moore, Asst Prin. s
R. Hanen Room 4, Miss Maggie McGav
Room 3, Miss Marry Peck Room 2, ant
Minnie O. Wallace Room /.
A considerable number Of pupils ART
enrolled In the Normal Department Of tht
School, and we hope ere many days L
report many more. The camp meeting
being now over dullness seems again to
have settled upon %. But l believe l FOL
one prefer the dullness. Some one hal
expressed the hope that we would have
no more camp meetings In the future.
almost echo the wish, unless the drunk
eness and rowdYism, 80 prevalent ct the
last one, can be prohibited.
Quite an episode occurred here thiI
forenoon. Capt w. L. Bridges, Superin.
tendent Of the Penitentiary, called at the
Reporter office and demanded OF Mr..
Evans the author Of q communication
which appeared in the last issue Of that
paper. Upon Mr.. Evans refusing TO com.
ply with his request, he attempted 10
cane him and did, actually, strike him two
or three blows. Mr.. Evans not relishing
such an application, and deeming self
defence just then q necessity, grasped
the cane and Wrenched 1t from
his hand, alter which he struck
him once or twice with a column.rule,
which he had grasped when the Captain
first raised his cane to strike. Evans did
not scare worth cent, and the Captain
found 10 his sorrow that II is one thing 10
attempt thing and another TO do It. Il
Is to be regretted that such things will
happen, but | suppose they must happen
now and then In the natural course Of
events. A warrant has been sworn out
tor the arrest Of Bridges, and where the
affair will end deponent ssyelh not.
I see that nearly all the new houses
erected during the summer are being oc.
cupied by the owners, and the appearance
OF the town Is greatly improved. Especi-
ally would we notice the residences Of
]. D. Ewing and Hanson Criswell, Esqs,
and also that of Thomas Lewis. They
are models of workmanship and archi-
tectural beauty.
The long, dry days of September drag
slowly BY, and VIC long for the cool days
oil October. X.
NoTB.-The above letter should have
appeared in our columns yesterday morn.
ing, but the manuscript was accidently
mislaid, and hence the news of the tqusb.
BILE between the redoubtable superinten.
dent Of the PenitentiaIY and the editor Of
the Reporter is day older than it should
have been, Capt. BRIDaEs is acquiring a
reputation for newspaper difficulties.
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FIRE CLAY In SOUTH WHRELINa.-We
saw yesterday specimen Of fire. clay re.
Gently discovered in the coal mines OF
HoBBs, BRocKUN1ER & Co., near their
Glass Works in South Wheeling. The
thickness Of the vein has not been ascer-
tanned, but lift Is of workable extent the
discovery may prove important not only
TO that concern, but also to other manu-.
featuring interests hereabouts. A speci-
men Of 1t has been analyzed by Mr.. CHAs.
E. DWIGHT, oil South Wheeling, and found
to compare favorably not only in liz
analysis, but also In fire test with that Of
Nj Savage. Below will be found table
showing an exact comparison as to COM
position between this clay and that Of the
celebrated stoutbridge (England) and Mt.
Savage (Maryland) clays. The analysis
of the two latter are given as
published by the owners Of the
mines and OF the South Wheeling
clay as made by Mr.. DWIGHT. The con.
stituents that impair the refractory prop.
critics Of fire clay are the alkalies, pot
ash, soda, and, in q less degree, iron, lime
and magnesis. Toughness and Elasticity
are valuable properties in a clay, and
these qualities arc possessed by the
Wheeling clay 10 marked extent. The
Mt Savage clay has no tenacity when
moistened, and has to be mixed with one
of much less refractory power in order to
mould and bake II in proper shape. Mr..
DWIGHT and Mr.. WILLIAM LEIGHTON, IT,,
propose TO extend their investigation, and
put specimens 10 an actual test In the
furnace of the glass works, where the gas
from combustion Of coal and the intense
heat Of the furnace can have full actor
upon 1t.
The analysis Of the three clays referred
10 II a. iolloWB:
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ST. LOUIS.
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS,

Sr. Louis, Sept 1O-The Peoples Con.
vention for the Fifth District nominated
Col. JEFF A. Geary, for Congress.
The Democratic Convention for the
Seventh District after taking 600 ballots
adjourned at I o'clock this morning with,
out result
The Republican Convention for the
Sixth District adopted resolution en-
dorsing the action OF the State Central
Committee, recommending that the Re-
publican Convention do not nominate a
ticket, No ballot for Copgressmen had
beentaken at the latest sdvices.
The Republicans OF the 9th district, after
a long and ancrimoAious debate on resolu.
tions concerning members oil the forty
second Congress for the so called salary
grab, nomlnsted y. W. Trasher for Con-
.greas, Il. =. HaYens, present incumbant
having Withdrawn. 'FsfE1.t#E
The Democrats Of the 7th district, opIthe
Six hundred and ninety.flrst ballot, nomi-
mated Col. John F. Philips for Congress,
BY two majority, over I. 7. Oritlenden,
present incumbent.
ADJOURNED AS A MARK OF RESPECT.
The Merchants and Cotton Exchange
closed today as mark Of respeCt'to the
late Henry Van Phul and TO enable the
members 10 attend the funeral.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, Sept. 10.-The newspapers Of
this city publish an official CarliSt dis
patch acknowledging that the RoyGliBts
fired on the German gunboas Albatrosg
and Nautilus at Guetara. The despatch
declares that the vessels were endeayor-
ing to effect landing Of armed men IN.
der the pretext Of exercising their crows,
and in conclusion says, "the Oarlists viii
recognize no combination Of Serrano and
his accompllces, but will exact respect
for the Spanish territory and resist the
bravado with which the German Gov
ernment has endorsed the action Of the
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COLUMBUS, Sept 1O.-To.day was the
gala day Of the State Fair. Extra trains
were run all day, bringing many thous-
and citizens 10 the city. About 1900
visited the Iair, and the general expression
is that 1t is one ol the best ever held in
Ohio.
The Democratic mass meeting tonight
In Capital Square was very large.
Speeches were made by Governor Allen,
George q. Pendleton and others.
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Illinois Politin..

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Washington Hes.
ing, son Of a. @. Hesing, OF the StaatI
Zeitung, who has allowed his name to Po
before the people as candidate for Con.
gress in the First District, to day with
drew his name, assigning as his reasons
his youth, inexperience In public affairs
and lack Of money to carry on the can
vasS against Charles B. Farwell, the
present incumbent.
Elmer Washburn, ex.Superintendent Of
Police Of this city Is q candidate for the
position Of Chief OF the Secret Service
Department OF the United States Treas
ury, In place Of Whitley, resigned.
The Republican Convention OF the
Fourth Illinois District to-day nominated
General 8. A. Hurlbut Tor re election.o
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sportmen,s Convention.

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept 10.-The Con-
vention OF Sportsmen assembled here this
morning, and the following officers were
unanimously elected: Allen T. Brins,
made, oil Ohio, President; G. Shsler Smith
OF st. Louis, First Vice President; Thomas
A. Logan, oi Cincinnati, Second Vict
Presldent; Henry l.. Davis, OF Oswego
Treasurer; O. @. Csdman, oil Detroit, Re
cording Secretary; W. F. Parker, OF Wes
Meridian, Corresponding Secretary.
II was voted that the first annual meet
ing of the Association should be held a
Cleveland, on the second Tuesday in June
1875.
After appointing a Committee on Reso
lutions the meeting adjourned until
o'clock this evening.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
URYIcE OF fHK CHIEy SIGNAL OFPIciR,
WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept l0.-s:0OP. \
PROBABILITIES.


PRoBABILITIRs.
Over the South Atlantic States increas.
ing easterly winds, falling barometer, sta.
tionary temperature, aud rain on the
coast.
Over the Gull stationary and falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds
slight changes in temperature, partly
cloudy weather, and local rains.
Over the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
falling barometer, various winds, mostly
from the northeast and southeast, higher
temperature, and cloudy or partly cloudy
weather.
Over the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest,
falling temperature, followed by a rising
barometer, southeast to southwest winds,
higher temperatures, except possibly from
Kansas northward, clearing or partly
clear weather.
Over the Lake Region and the Middle
States, falling barometer, southwesterly
winds, stationary or higher temperature
increasing cloudiness and possibly local
rains in the Lake region.
Over New England falling barometer,
northwesterly winds, stationary tempera.
ture, and generally clear weather.
Over the Middle Atlantic States falling
barometer, westerly winds, higher tenn
perature, and clear weather.
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Nominated Aflnr a Ho, Conic,t.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. 1O.-The hot
test political contest ever known in this
State closed to-day BY the nomination by
the Republican convention Of the Third
District Of William 8. King, Of MlnneSp.
oils, formerly postmaster Of the National
House Of Representative for Congress, in
place ol General John T. Averill, who
found himself badly defeated, and with
drew his name from the convention. The
resolutions Of the convention are brief,
and similar In respect to internal improve.
mens' &C, to those Of the Second Dis
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TOLEDO, Sept. 1O.-The Fat Mems
third annual Convention was held at
Put'in.Bay to-day, 10000 people were
present. A permanent association was
formed, constitution adopted and officers
chosen. No person weighing less than
200 pounds can become member, Sixty
men and three ladies tipped the scale al
weights varying from 200 TO 490 pounds.
The latter weight being reached by John
Templeton, Of Swsnton, Ohio.
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San Francisco, Sept. 1O.-The Colims
brought little news Of Importance that
had not been anticipated by the telegraph,
The Japan Gazette, Of August 2lst, con.
tains an account oI the murder ol Mr..
Haber, the German Consul at Hakadsdi
BY native, who says he was actuated by
a demon. he killed his victim with a
sword, slsShing him In the most horrible
manner. One leg was cut entirely of.
The German Corvette Elizabeth left al
once for Hskadadi.
There were severe shocks Of earthquake
at Yokohsma on August Goth, but no
damage resulted.
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ARKANSAS.
GOV. BAXTER AGAIN DEcLNRs-HoN. A
.r.., H. GARLAND NOMINATED.

GOV. BAXTER AGAIN DEoLNRs-HoN. A
r.., H. GARLAND NOMINATED.
IITTLE RocK, Sept. 10.-hfter re- as,
sembllng this morning the committee ap.
pointed to wait on Gov. Baxter and In.
form him that be had 9 second time beer
nominated without o dissenting voice
presented letter from the Governor
again declining the nomination, for the
reason that he did not believe 1t for the
best interests oil the State for him 10 dC
90. There was prolonged cheering when
the Convention proceeded again to nomi,
nate q candidate for Governor. The
name Of Hon; A, II. Garland, ofPulaski,
was the only one presented, The roll
was called, and he received tho vote Of
every county. There was great cheering.
Mr. Garland sent in formal letter Of &C.
ceptAnoe, at es
The following 10 the remainder Of the
ticket nominated Chief Justice, Fl. Eng.
liSh; Associate Justices, David Walker
and VIM, NJ, Harrison; Secretary Of State,
3, B. Beaver; Auditor, W. X. Miller;
Treasurer, 7. j. Church; Attorney Gen
eral, 3. P. Hughes; Commissioner Of State
Lands, ]. NJ. Smithee; Chancellor, John
R. EakiD; Chancery Clerk o. r. Witt.
A resolution was passed designating the
Little Rock Gazette as the organ OF the
party.
Alter some minor business the Conven.
ton adjourned sine die.
The ticket is received by all factions
among the Democrats with satisfaction.
The County Democratic Convention to.
day nominated Col. j. n Loughborough
for State Senator, and II. II. Rattaker for
Sheriff.
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AN outline Of Col. BEN WILSON'S speech
at New Martinsville appears in our COL
umus this morning. BEN is very pathetic
In his style. He weeps over the ruined
condition of the country like MARIUs over
the ruins Of Carthage, or like JOB TRor.
TRR in the presence oil SAN WRLLER.
The scene must be affecting when he goes
over this part Of his speech from day to
day. The portrayal Of their deplorable
condition will be news to many people
whom the Colonel addresses. They will
feel like that client who frs; learned from
his lawyers melting speech to the jury
the unbearable nature Of his wrongs.
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stage Robbers.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Sept 10.-The Pres,
says the stage from Fort Garry was over.
hauled by masked highwAymen last even.
ing near Elm Coolie, but on seeing a large
load Of passengers dismounted from the
coach, the robbers disappeared in the
woods. The express messenger and sew
eral passengers armed themselves at the
stage station, and kept a sharp lookout
for the robbers till they reached George.
town, but met with no further molesls-
finn IL
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Emancipation Dar,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10-The colored
soldiers and sailors mass meeting resolved
70 suitably celebrate Emancipation day.
One Of the resolutions reads as follows:
ReSolDed, That we cherish the loitiest
feelings Of patriotism, desire no war oil
races, and do not desire 10 resort 10 any
violence; but we are determined at all
hazards TO maintain inviolate the spirit OF
the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Bush Fires Raging in canada,

OTTAWA, Sept. 10-Bush fires are rag
ing, in the neighborhood OF TempletoTn,
and an immense amount oil properly has
been destroyed for distance Of ten miles
square The country around is q black
ened and charred MACS. The city OF Of
tawa Is inll Of smoke from the fires and
the ashes Iall thickly on the streets.
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Fatal shooting and E,pIo,Ion,

CINCINNATI, Sept. lo.-The Gautts
specials report casualties to-day ono at
Rushvilles lind, where Jefferson Staley. A
man keeping an eating stand at the county
lar had gone to iarm house 10 pet a
supply OF milk, and wasshot and mortally
wounded BY an unknown person on III
return to the fair grounds. Another oc-
Cured st Mansfield In which John Long.
ahore, an engineer, was mortAlly wound.
ed by the explosion Of boiler, while Il
was subjected to q test in the shop Of
McNamRra, gi,r -s ''
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Rold sIrike for LibcriY.

TOLEDO, ONO, Sept. 10.-The pris.
oners confined in the county Jail, 10 the
number Of twenty.six, made bold strike
for liberty this afternoon. Having effect.
ed an entrance to the main stairway and
hall Of tho prison they waited until the
door was opened TO admit the prison
physician, when they rushed for the street,
and all escaped. About twenty have al
ready been retaken. A similar attempt
wasi made by the inmates Of the city
prison, but was discovered in time to pre-.
vent iia being successful. 80 ~,
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Tax Union Convention.

CoLuMBIA, ,,s. O., Sept 1O.-A Tax
Union Convention was organized to-day,
Speakers were very temperate in their
remarks. A disposition was evinced TO
support only reliable men, Il such are
nominated BY the Republicans, at the
Convention now In session. The Con-
Yention adjourned until tomorrow.
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The BelIalre Convention Yesterday.

Lu0 n6lIhlI6 OOuNeuiOu AOotOAOaIs
The Democracy OF the Sixteenth Con-
gressional District OF Ohio met in con-
vention At Bellaire yesterday, and ON.
mated Mr.. HENRY BoYLEs, Of Harrison
county, as their candidate for Congress.
Doctor ]. N. EsTEP was brought before
the convention for nomination, bat do.
clined the honor. The Doctor has been
over the course once before, when the
chances for election were much more in.
Viting, and has had his ambition for an
empty nomination fully satisfied. Hence
he declined to allow his name 10 be used
yesterday. he Is aware that the District
Is heavily Republican, Captain DANFoRD
having received more than 8 900 majority
10 1879. When such men as Doctor
R'TEP and Judge CHAMBERS decline TO
be candidates the signs OF Democratic
success are not encouraging. Ina square
race between Captain DANFoRD and Mr..
BoYLRs there Is no doubt as 10 the result
What new element may be brought into
the field by the Prohibitionists on the 17Lh
Of this month, at their steubenville Con.
venton, remains to be seen. They seem
determined Rt this time to present can.
didste and II they do he will Of course re,
ceive more or less votes. How many or
at whose expense is the problem to be
solved on the second Tuesday Of October.
Apparently, the resolution ol the Repub.
lican Convention at Bellsire last month
has not satisfied the Prohibitionists. We
beg to call their attention to the lact that
tho Democracy took no position on the
subject at all yesterday. Is there no
choice between nominees under such cir.
cumstauces, or is 1t absolutely necessary
to run candidate Just to see how many
votes he can pollH -
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Waler Works InnurnrnlIon.

LrTcHFrRLp, LIS, Sept 1O-The in.
auguratlon OF the Holly water works
system, Just completed here at an expense
OF nearly $75, 900, was celebrated to-day
with great pomp anL ceremony, distin.
guished speakers from various sections Of
the country being present. Agrand ban
quet was given at City Hall this evening,
The trial Of the works was most latistac-
tnFy fE.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
RRpupLIcAN srArE CONVENTION

AhE SDbiSAN sEAEb CONNkhTIOh'
COLUMBIA, 8. G., Sept. 10.-Ucso near
noon tho Republican Cor,ennon mas
done nothing. A fight y gong on IN the
Committee on Cred,atials on the admis'
sion Of certain cr-tending delegations, the
result Of wbEl will involve the nomina.
lion or dsfeat Of Chamberlain.
Tbs Republican Convention wasted
y~sterday and to-day, the Committee on
Credentials not being ready to report.
There Is trouble over the Charleston dele.
CATION, the Strongest in the State. The
Chamberlain and Moses stock 10 down.
A dozen other parties are spoken OIL
There will be public meeting tonight
when prominent speakers will hold forth.
The Convention adjourned until TO-
morrow, ..E ID. ..f.....
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Seizure Of Arms.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept 1O.-Durng the
past lew days the police have seized sew.
eral cases Of arms belonging 10 private
parties, The courts now have the met.
ter In hand. This afternoon q suaAd ol
MeIopolitans entered the stors Of Dir.
Oliver, importer Of guns. aud arrested
the proprietor and seized several pack
ages oi arms and snunition. The police
authorities claim 10 be acting in accord.
ance with the iaw, but the BtIlttin extra
calls II Another outrage BY Kellogg's
police"
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TIE Cadiz Lecture Association Is try.
ing to sell enough tickets to pay expen-
ses before announcing course. II they
succeed in this, they will procurefi five Of
the best lecturers, but ifthe people do
not purchas enough tickets beforehand,
tojustify the effort, the project will be
abandoned.
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Desperate Encounter Between ~Ro
Ruffians.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 1O.7IETo notorious
Johnny Smith. I'D g desperate encounter
on Twelfth .Ieet this afternoon, in which
Rider pIl6bed Smith three times, iuflict-
ing mortal wounds. Smith fred three
shots at Rider but missed him. Rider
was arrested. III
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q fair modlcum Of party brains, was
failure. Il created no enthusiAam.

lair modicum Of party brains, was q
failure. 1t created no enthusiasm.
1t struck Us that there were some farm.
ers, including thelnominee Of the Conven.
tion, who remembered those former days
OF which Mr.. Estep spoke, and that while
they bought cheap broad cloth, 1t was al
OF English manufacture, and they sold
cheap corn and cheap wheat, cheap wool
and cheap beei, and often got their pay
In cheap wild cat currency. Two things
were evident.
lsL. That the Convention put up lar
mer with the intent to catch the granger
element, although Mr.. BoyleBj does NOT
belong 10 the order.
Cd. That Mr.. Estep, being compare.
lively young man, Is willing 10 suppress
his ambition for q season rather than run
the risk Of a dire uncertainty, such as
hangs on the present political horizon.
Having heard Mr.. Eslep, the ConVen.
tion adjourned. Bans platform, sans Teso.
lutions. F.sN-' . 4
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We observe that the Hon. JNo. 8. CAR.
LILLE, OF Harrison county, has taken the
stump against the Bourbons, and we
learn that the Hon. JOHN ]. DAVE will
also be heard from before long. The in.
dications are that Harrison county will
cast splendid vote for Gen. Corr. ~
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We are told that certain partiOa in the
village Of Hendrysburgh were indicted
and punished t the last term Of the
Common Please Court for selling liquor
TO one William WeGley, "a person In the
habit Of becoming intoxicated" The
Aforesaid William Wesley Ia the DEM
octatic nominee for County Recorder,
-BsllaTGIRdepsHdsnt.
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GERMANY.
THE MATTRR DROPPED.

BERLIN, Sept. 10.-A semi. official pro-
Vincial correspondent in an article on tho
recent firing on the German gunboats by
the Carlists, says that the Al6alross hay
ing returned the Carlists fire the matter Is
dropped. 80
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WE publish by request this morning
the interesting speech delivered by the
Hon. T. J. BINGHAM at Hamilton's Opera
House on the occasion Of the late ami
versAry celebration Of the Children's
Home. 1t furnishes some facts in regard
to the rise and progress ol kindred inSti.
tutionS in Europe and this country not
generally known. =
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TuH end Of the BEEcuER business is
not yet. We shall probably have MouL-
ToN's second statement, In whole or part,
OVERLOOKING our dispatches tomorrow
morning.
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The President leaves Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, sept. 10.-Presideut
Grant and hiS friends left here this
morning. Oecretary Of the Nav, Robe
SOD, p.1 family arrived at their Cottage
s-d will remian there during September.