In re Dow's Estate

McPHERSON, District Judge.

This is a case of voluntary bankruptcy, and the bankrupt seeks a discharge. Objections thereto were filed by several creditors. To two of these objections the bankrupt has demurred, urging thereby that no good reasons are assigned for not granting the discharge. The demurrer was by the referee sustained, which ruling is before the court for review.

Mr., Dow was adjudged a bankrupt February 7, 1900.' The first *890creditors’ meeting was February 23, 1900. At that meeting, it is alleged in the objections to a discharge, Mr. Dow was duly sworn, and testified before the…