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New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

The Approximate % the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the abOve-dsscribed IS ID be sold q
sS9S 80 with thereon from the 18th cav =
September, 1901 with and aIloTa1cs
amounting S426.70 with interest from SEPTEMBER
1901. together with the Of the sale Ine approx
OF taxes assessments ocher Hens WhcR
be allowed 10 the purchaser our or ne plrasa
money or paid by the Referee So - and interest
EUGENE SMITH. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
Assignee Notlrss.

IN PURSUANCE OF an Order Of the Hon.
- chas H Truax Justice Supreme Court County
OF York state 0f Nsw YORK. zoties hs-eby sv~a
claims rh= Z F.
lately doing business CRY .
New York 20 vita Vouchers therecs
dl.Iv ye-tr%i. 70 subscriber.
point.d Assignes said e F. Draper Advertising c. f-
,e berec. c-ecttors kfs ofc-. s. Pine St
o1xh q MANHATTAN C-r5 e New Y5-k.
DECEMBER >l1ere@- Hundred
pz--4 v.v YORK s-7-.neer e5-n, 1901
SIDNEY A TRETTEr-. Aszix
BREED ABBOTT Esss. Arry. rcr Azsixnes
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
IEw YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


-.oE. OF NE1W 9oIak-George BOwdoin and others as
1Iustees N New York for the Commercial Cacn
Snee CO. Limited Of London. Eng Piaiurrs sgainz.
IauSSis and others Dsfenda-ts--In
oI Judgment Of Foreciosu-e and Sale
n tne above-erritlst action
Era day Of September. 1901 7 the undersigned.
1eleree u said judgment aa-ed. VIII a PUBLIC
nction al the New York Real Estate
5roacWay- II the Borough OF Manhattan City New
YORK on the l9th day Of October
On tnat Gay by Herbert A. Sherman Aucriouesr
premises directed BY said judgment be sold therein
described follows: AL piece parcel
OF land with the building erected thereon
and being n tie Borough % Manhattan City County
state Or New York bounded
5eslnni1g az point II the Fffr-sxch
street distant hundred twenty-five (225l
eastery rom he soC-easrsrly
and EA1ty-sxth Street
parallel 10 Ninth Avenue hundred dO0 dVe 81
inches 70 the centre line OF thence sase along
said centre line OF the block fifty 5O feet thence north
ss ana parallel 70 Ninth Avenue hundred 400 feet
I've 20 inches 70 the sonthsrly line az Ffcsih street
and thence westerly along said scutherly lire q Fifty
sixth Street fifty o) feet the point place ot BE-
Dated New York September - 1s0I-
EUGENE SMITH. Referee
BUTLER. NOTNAN JOLINE & NTNDERSE. Atr.rnsys
for Plaintiffs - Wall Street. Borough az Manhattan
New York
The following is diagram OF the property % be sold
as described above the numbers being So and "a
West S6th Street
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
Elevanth St-sat

a1proxiInate CT he
Wiich the
= with interest thereon from ne ISb 5s :. So
49, =. s,ots- t15etler with Allowance
Ulsetrer wiki the expenses OF the sae -
siaS ~ ot, 80 OF me taxes. assessments and water
80 otLsI lens 70 be allowed 10 the purchss-- -,,-
and interest - +- y tns Ese4eree. Is S@s3.5=
Dated Ne" York soth day y September. 1901
EDWIN a. WATSON E.sS---.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described property IS
s159I2 Se with interest from The iTth day OF
her and allowances amounting 10
interest from September Gath together
with the the sale. amount
Insurance
the purchaser OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee. 81. os9. 90
Dateo York. September Goth. 1901.
RICHARD II. MITCHELL Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

The approximate lien q charge % ssEf-r-
re above described property sold
@,i"o with interest thereon from
June IsSo less the of 81 OO6 paid On
.Iss ogerhsr with allowance amounting
$500 Win interest from the 18th day June 1906
toseter with the OF The aunruxfsr,
amount OF taxes assessments liens which
oe aI9wed 20 the purchaser purchase money
Or paio oy the referee. Is S. interest
Dated New York September 23a. 1901
SOL EOHN Recsre..
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

l. PLIEs.-orice Purchasing Commssary. U. s. Army
No 80 whitehall Street New York City. y. Y. Oeg 3.
proposals furnishing delivering
eistece supplies for the month November
1aol VII he Office until II o'clock A.
on IS. 1901. Information furnished application.
envelopes containing bids should be Proposals
Tor Subsistence Supplies opened Oct. I5 1901
dressed 70 Major .. L. BRAINARD Comnissary L. S A
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

A DvERTisEMENTs and Subscriptions ror The Tribune
"A received fhstr Uptown once No l-cs2 Broadway
I'd door north Of slst-st Until eelock ADVERTISE
ONCE rates Until o'clock .. VIZ: - srh-sve $
s1d-St-: 6ta-aye-. icrh-st.
CrurScs-s-e. West
West 4ed-sr. e.h-ave.s West
St-ava. between 18th and 71th lo2s s1-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

4 pvERTTsENENTs and russcriptiors ror The Tribune
n al Uptown Orfce No 1.l, at.1say
until o'clock .
tents the following branch Offices
ofacp rafes O'Clock u H. VIZ. A
cor csa fse fc-h-sr-. starevO
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90 fUhom 81 fflan Concern.

NOTICE
Hale. who resided 1o5 Goth
Street. New York, at 1872 Lexington Avenue,
York City L. A.. apply woodraan Main
solicitor. Keso. Scotland he VIII hear OF something
his advantage
Ksso. 12th September. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
Gurroqaies' y otIree

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given having claims against
Christopher Byrnes. late of the County OF New York.
deceased vouchers
subscribers their transacting
ofrce or Joseph n Mahan, Chambers Street.
The Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. be-
fore first day or Dated New York.
the 9th day OF April 1901.
NARY BYRNEs AGNES J. ByRNES. Erecutrice.
JOSEPH n MAIAN Attorney for ExscGtrfees. No. i5
Chambers Street. New York City.
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VIRGINIA.
VrRGTN1A HOT SPRINGS.

VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
ExHILARATING FALL MOUNTAIN RESORT
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
The Virginia Hotel and Cottages will Accommodate
patrons pending completion Of spring
business Finest bathing establishment America Per-
feet climate and incompatible scenery Coli
course or bOUt yards second First
and good roads- Compartment sleeper without
Tuesdays and Saturdays tickets c & O. ofce
So Broadway and Offices Pennsylvania
FRED sTERFY. Manager. Hot Springs. Bath Co. Va
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

DyERTIs and susssrtptions for The Trtnuns
2d door OF 5lstst until o'clock
neus received the following branch Offices
office until o'clock p ia s.
23d-st. is2 oth-aye. i2th-st: MAcys 6h-Ave
aud I4thst: CoiCrnbusave- o6Jh-st..
West 42d-st. 9th s2 23Z West
s2dst between Tth sth $50 4Tths- ll33
2d-Rve between 7sfh T7th roz6 sd-avs
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
Evsiiaa the County Of New York.
thereof
place transactng business. Nc. - East
18th Street Manhattan.
york. bsfare .he sisr day et December next.
Hste6 ycrE rHe 18th day oS June 1901
FRELCRISE a. BOOTH. CAROLINE 9. McFANLAN.
CLARK BROOKS. Attorney for Executors. 81 William
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
Snrrooatss Nonres.

IN PURSUANCE es sr order of Hon. Abner q
Thomas. a Surrogate OF IN. County q, New York
Alexander A Thomson. late County of New YORK
the subscribers al place ~ transactn Business
~ jiraud p Ihorlson No l4l Broadway. BOr-
the 25th day Of November next.
IssE4A J4cKSoN 5Sr Gag gEoRE % sy yO THOMSON,
GIRAUD F. THOMSON. Attorney for Executors. 1s1
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan city OF New \.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Frank
T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of County OF New York
Notice is HEREBY given 70 al persons having claims against
York deceased present the with vouchers
70 the subscriber at my place Of transacng business.
before the 18th day Of January nez- - -
Dated NeT ETRY rSFS ne ne std FoRf Ey q LEX ssO
lam Street, New York
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate o the County Of New
against Columbus sproito. late Of he County OF New
York. deceased. TO present the same with vouchers
business at the Office Of Messrs AIandelbaurn BROS No
New-York on or before the stb day of Februar neI
Dated New-Y2IS ISr ne Sota day q Jqly 1901
IDA g 4 sPROTTO. Executors
Mandelhsum Bros. Attorneys for Executors No IT'S
Pearl ST.. Borough OF Manhattan. New-York City.
IN pursuance of an order OF Hon. Frank T.
Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF New YORK
Notice is hereby Fven TO all persons having claims against
ceased present same with vouchers thereof 70
place Of ransactin business at
in the City af New Yoyk. Borough Of Manhattan.
before the first day q March. 1902
Dated New York, the 18th day August. 1901
NANNETTE IBoERcKE1.
LOUISE MILLER.
Executors under the last viii Of Gotteb F.
ADoLPH BLOCH. 90 Nassau St. Airy tor Executors.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
IEW YORK SUPREME CoURT.-Edward

Bogart against Daisy G. Bogart. Summons for abso-
lutte divorce Trial desired in the County Of New York
defendant: You hereby summoned
complaint action and to copy
OF your Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
Of this exclusive the
day OF service OF your failure appear
judgment will be taken against you by default FOR
the relief demanded the complaint
Dated 18th July. 1901
ALFRED HTGHES PLAINTIFFS Attorney. Orice and Post
once Address. 90 Nassau Street. New York City.
Borough Manhattan.
To Daisy G. Bogart The foregoing summons is served
by publication order OF
Charles H Truax Of the Justices Of the Supreme
Court Of OF New York, dated the 18th
September ami filed with the complaint
Office OF the Clerk uf the County OF New York
Dated New YORK September 18th, 1901.
ALFRED HUGH Plaintiffs Nassau
Street Borough " Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
Dipioeno 3 otlres.

AhEgICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CoMPAST-
\ DIVIDEND of One and half Dollars per
share VIII paid on Tuesday October Is. 1901. TO
tocoiners y close Of business Monday.
September 80 1901
Tie transfer viii be October 90
NFleoer - 1901, bofa days included.
WILLIAM r.. DRIVER Treasurer
September 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
MANHATTAN
TRUST CO.

WALL ST. cor. NASSAU. NEW YORK
Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits.
So, ,oOc, 900.
jim WATERBURY, President.
JOHN KEAE
AMOS T. FRENCH, sloe-ffssioen's
C6ERLES ES&ITh.Seo. v NORTH DUANE, Trsas
DIRECTORS, 1901;
Francis r Appleton, James ]. Hi,
August Belmont, ]. II. Latham,
II. ". Cannon, Olive, II. Payne,
A J. Cassatt, E. D. Randolph,
x ]. Gross, Grant B. SchlkY,
Raaulph Ellis, James o. Sheldon,
Amos T French, EDWARD Tuck,
John Kean, R. 7. Wilson,
john L Waterbury.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
RECUPERATE YOUR HEALTH AT The NEW BRI1
HOTEL STRAND.
MASSACHUS SETS.

OCTOBER IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
NOTICE
THE MAPLEWOOD, PITTSFIEID MASS
Ow1rg 20 the large demand rooms TIE Saplev,o,
VII remain open until Nov L Steam heat open ires
etc Anusenents Golf Boating 81
with map showing why Pittsded is the ideal Mac. S-
tourists Booklet at 2. H SCOFIELD Metropolitan B,iIS
hs 9ladlson so A. W. PLUME Prop.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

iota- .sI94 5Ol 46S 20
state q New York County Of New York ss:
HORACE NJ KILBORN. Cashier of the aboye--a r,a5
oah 40 seleniy swear that the above IS true
- the BEST Of Rly knowledge and belief
r. NJ EIL.BORN. Cashier
o-ossElec sE7orn 70 before OF
toler lsol GEO H COREY. Notary Public
Norrect-Alt-S: New York County.
JAMES STTLLMAN,1
ROBERT BACON. Directors
MOSES TAYLOR
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

:. NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK az
New York. in the state New York. at the close of
business, September S0th.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
Bank Reports.
REPORT oF THE COND7TT0T 0F

NEW Gs11fxIIH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
LiSr|rN az New York, in the OF
a. tHe close OF business September 1gni. -7--
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
cENTRAL RAILRoAD oF SEW JERsEE


New YORK. October 7. 1901.
NE COMPANY has this day declared from
tae earnings dividend of one Per cent. on ts
ERRED STOCK FOR the quarter encinx Decetapss
U.s.l- payable December .. 1901, the Office a
rrI1sGS. J. r. AoRGAS & CO.. NEW YORK. TO the
fred stockholders Of record IN New YORK. and AZ iie
s.z-HE BANK. BERLIN. the Preferred stocKhoia-
" record n Perrin az the closing of the transfer Dohs
= eorernber ?. 1891.
r the purpose OF such dividend transfer books In
aatk zEr Berlin wiii close T. NJ Nossraoss
and Ssl reopen 20 A II November II, Aav'
s"rthera Pacific hallway Company,
~ GEORGE H. Ia RI. SECRETARY
IN YORK & HONDURAS ROSARIO MINING co
Aa. broadway. -. Y. Oct =, i"'l
srut DIVIDENDS KOS 80 AND %.
lAI trustees Of the company have this Gay
s -s-.Fss fhE EEsEsar no1fhly divt6sHc ef enc per
~. sn1 ~ div6end of crr on iss capaffl
a~ss xssstts cst e lses TIE HsnsfT sesss ~h S
z 4 JAcoBr. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY.


NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY.
81 William Street.
New York, October "a 1901
4 sEAI-ANNUAL Dividend Of -Four per cent
upon Capital Stock Company has been
sssd payable and after 10Th October instant I ne
@E1er book VIII be closed from the % Until the lvtn
inst- BY order. r. II. CREM Secretary.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
lz3 Liberty Street.
NeV York City. October lth, lyo!.
A DIVIDEND Of ONE AND ONEAQuARIEh
pr cent. has this day been declared payable No,
elbeT lEt Stockholders Of record at the close OF
saess October 12th Checks VIII be mailed TO stoox
=. The Transfer closed satur-
October l2th Until the morning OF Monday. October
--s- q. o. WATERMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
uufurnisbe6 Apartments % Cei.
THE AVA,
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS,

ME sCHUFIEE.
L 81 So o. ss west
High Class Apsvr-ent Hotel
Fl ". EAGER. ixr-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
CVO. 5.Ts3)
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANK At Nav
ness, September 3eth 1901 -
F2FSOTrprrz
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
Capital, sl,5oo,ooo.
Surplus, 100000.

Wu. Ca-pender.
=. Crawford Cla-k
JQnn T Dryden,
George V. Ely
Andrew Il Green,
John r Ealsted.
Charles 2 Henderson,
Louis u. EiLl
Nm. 4 Eollister.
Wn 2 Isnam,
Martin J1CsC.
n 2 T. Jones.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-31
SHIPWREGKED SAILORS SAVED.
Crew of tire Pussiau Bark Cuba Pick
Ell BH the Barcelona,


NEW YORK. Jan 3l-The German
steamship Barcelona, which arrived this
morning from Hamburg, via Halifax, n
S. brought into port the captain and four
teen seamen OF the Russian bark CuGa
which was abandoned at sea January IS
in latitude 5000, longitude 1910. dismast-
ed. and waterIogged.
Captain Bohn. Of the Barcelona, reports
that at midnight Of January II. glare of
light was sighted that first was thought
to be a ship on fire. The Barcelona was
headed toward the light and on approach
ing nearer two huge flares were seen from
a vessel in distress. Passing close Dy the
craft, Captain Bohn. with his night glas 5,
made out dism2sted and waterlogged
vessel, apparently ship or bark
The people on the wreck were waving
and gesticulating violently and at times
hOarse shouts could be heard until finally
cries Of Help We are SINKING" could be
heard As a very high sea was running
and the night was very dark. Captain
Bohn and his officers consulted as TO tha
advisability OF attempting the rescue be-
fore daylight. After considering the dan
gerous condition OF the vessel and the pos
sibility that the wreck might sink It was
decided to make the attempt.
First Officer A. LiVoni and boat crew
OF five seamen managed 10 lower life
boat and get safely away from the side Of
the steamer After an exceeding hard pull
the boat was successfully brought under
the lee of the wreck and after a severe
struggle, all OF the shipwTecked crew, If
teen all told, were taken into the boat and
transferred TO the steamer. The BARGE
Iona then resumed her voyage. putting into
Halifax to refill her bunkers
The captain OF the shipHrecked vesseI
stated that he was Captain Petersen. Of
the Russian Finnish bark Cnba, from Ship
Island, with a full cargo OF timber bound
for Bristol England o. January Il. a
terrific gale arose from the southeast
which blew with hurricane force and
threw the bark over on her beam ends
and all the eXeFtions of the crew were IN
able to right her. Her masts were cut
away and the gear. in falling smashed
all the boats and left the unfortunate Tco-
pie to the mercy of passing craft. The
pumps we're kept going, but The seas wash
ed completely over the craft keeping the
crew immersed in water. In this condi-
ton the vessel lay throughout the 18th,
10th and nth
On the latter date several steamers
passed by, one very close al hand, but no
attention was paid 10 the distress signals.
That day the water in he hold caused
the deck to heaye and break and all hope
was gone until the Barcelona came along
and sent a boat
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-31

Considerable speculation IS being in
dulged in by the Congressional callers at
the White House as to whom the Presi-
dent viii name to succeed Attorney Gen
eral Griggs II the Cabinet when that OF
fetal retires On March 4. The name OF
Senator spooner is NEST frequently men
toned in this connection, and it is said
that the President has intImated that the
Wisconsin Senator could join in his Of
fetal family If he so desired While there
is some doubt as to whether or not z
tender of the portfolio has been directly
made to Senator spooner, il is asserted
that the President has been considering
him for some time, and is, in fact, quite
anxious 10 have him accept the post.
Since the President recovered from his
recent illness and resumed his duties IN
his Office Senator Spooner has been ire
quent caller at the White House. and it
is said that the prospective vacancy in
the Cabinet has been discussed between
them. While Senator Spooner VIII rot
admit that such is the case. those who are
conversant with the situation declare
that 1t is a fact. Senator Spooner has the
reputation OF being very able lawyer
and his selection as Attorney General
would be, it is said, highly gratifying TO
his colleagues. 1t is stated however, that
he IS entirely satisfied With his present
position aud is not anxious to enter the
Cabinet and, II the Office is rendered him,
may decline IT.
1t is also asserted that among the men
whom the President has in mind for the
rrfcIf- fs r,-7r,sr.v,+ le,--,-e.- ,.-},r, q
not now in an official position. and who
would doubtless accept, even though such
action would mean the abandonment of
lucrative law practice.
The President this morning received
large number Of callers, the majority Of
whom came to see him On minor matters
concerning army and other appointments
Among the callers were Senator'S Hoar,
Lodge. and Do1Iiver. and Representatives
Sulzer and Richardson.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-31
NRGESFER'S BILL PASS9D.
Government Measure.

MANILA. Jan. 3I--After two weeks
public discussion Prof Worcester's bill
for the organization of municipal govern
ments was unanimously passed BY the
Philippine Commission and became opera
tive today It grants people. excepting IN
Manila, corporate life through seIf-goy-
erning. self-sustaining municipalities.
Tomorrow the Commission viii discuss
the bin for provincial governments which
makes them corporate bodies under
Governor elected by the people and
Secretary. Treasurer. and Supervisor, 10
be appointed by the Commission. and to
serve until March. 1902. when these OH
GERS and an Attorney viii be selected ae-
cording to civil service rules.
Major Forbush reports tina; during De
cember the Ninth Cavalry made twenty
five expeditions in Albay, killing forty
eight rebels and capturing forty-five ri
fes in addition to destroying large quanti-
ties Of supplies Eight hundred refugees
have returned to Matnog. in The Province
OF Albay
Two hundred and fifty insurgents have
taken the oath of allegiance in the Cam
arines. Captain Cameron and Lieutenant
Quinlan with two columns of one hundred
native cavalry attacked the Insurgent
Commander Geronimo. near MontRlban.
sixteen miles from Manila, killing twenty
of his men and capturing tRirty-six rifles.
Lieutenant Quinlan is pursuing the re-
mainder OF the band to the southwark
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-31
INDIAN UPRISING QUELLED.
Scheme 30 Extern1Inute Whites in
the Creek Cauntrr Threatened

Scheme 30 Exterminntc Whites in
the Creek Country Threatened.
GUSKOGEE, I. T. Jan. 3I-The Creek
Indian Lorising has been ouelIed, and
after the capture Of their leaders the
Snake bands have laid down their arms
and gone 10 their homes. Tom Tiger. a
Creek light horseu1an. was put in Jail
here last evening for posting notices or5er-
ing white men out Of the country. Enough
information has been gathered 10 secure
the arrest Of about 2o0 full bloods IN the
charge Of treason against the United
States Government.
Statements made by Bear Trail and few
other full blooded Indians show that the
Indians had in mind great conspiracy
which embraced the full bIoods of the
Five Civilized tribes In month more ev-
cry white mans house in the Creek coun-
try was to have been burned
Troops wiIl not be Withdrawn for sew
eral days yet Lieutenant Dixon viii work
81 connection with United states Marshal
Bennett IN making arrests.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-31
BUCKETsH0PS TO PAY TAX.
The senate Finance Committee |
Amends the War Revenue Bill.

The Ss,Ils,te Finance Committee
Amends the War Revenue Bill.
n reporting the amendment to a new
section Of the bill reducing the war rev
enle taxes. the Senate Finance Commit
tee today thereon fixed g clause. which
# passed VIII compel associations, CO
partnerships, and corporations who. Or
which. shah in his. or its. OWE behalf or
IS agent. conduct what is commonly
known as a '-buckctshop.' shall pay a
stamp tax Of cent on each $180 in value
Of the merchandise covered or pretended
to be covered and also tax of ? cents
on each SEQ or the face value of all
stocks. bonds. o. other securities covered
e. pretended to he covered by each and
ali Of such contracts. agreements. trades,
or transactions
Any tax imposed by this section VIII not
b held or construed to exempt any such
person. association. copartnership. or cor
poTdtion from any penalty OF punishment
provided by the Law of any State for car
rying on such business, or the making of
such contracts, agreements, trades, OF
transactions within the State.