In re Goldschmidt

BLATCHFORD, District Judge.

In this case, the discharge of the bankrupt is opposed by creditors on a specification alleging that since the passage of the bankruptcy act the bankrupt has, “in contemplation of becoming bankrupt, made an assignment of all his property to David Heller, for the purpose of preventing the said property from being distributed under said act in satisfaction of his debts,” being the assignment referred to in the schedules annexed to the petition of the bankrupt, as one made by *565him on the 20th of February, 1868, assigning all his property to Heller, “for the purpose of…