In re Smith

Without going into the details of the long and repeated examination I have given to this voluminous case, I will indicate briefly the conclusions to which I have come.

1. The court has jurisdiction of the proceeding, both" as respects Smith and his former copartners, under the express provision of section- 5121, upon the petition of Smith, who was at the time a resident *467of this district. In re John R. Penn, 5 Ben. 89; Re Stowers, 1 Low. 528.

2. The proof of debt of John Hall Bulger having been allowed by the register, and being prima facie sufficient on its face, cannot be attacked collaterally…