In re McGurn

(orally). On November 4, 1899, T. B. McGurn, petitioner herein, was adjudged a bankrupt on his voluntary petition. The matter was referred to the referee. Proceedings in due course of law were had, and on April 21, 1900, the petitioner made regular application for his discharge, and an order was made for the usual publication and notice to creditors. All of the formal prerequisites to a discharge have been complied with. On April 25, 1900, H. H. Beck, who had an existing and proved claim of $2,'704.61 against petitioner, filed his opposition against petitioner’s application for discharge upon…