In re Clark & McMaster Piano Co.

(after stating the facts as above). One point of practice may be noted. The statement prefixed to this opinion consists of the material findings of fact made by the referee. When by petition of review appellant took the matter before the District Judge, he filed elaborate exceptions to the referee’s report. This is not the practice. The matter of review by the District Court is fully regulated by the twenty-seventh General Order in Bankruptcy (89 Fed. xi), which requires the petitioner to file his petition “with the referee * * * setting out the error complained of.” This is the only…