In re Adams

COXE, District. Judge.

The discharge is opposed upon two grounds: First, failure of the bankrupt to keep proper books; second, fraudulent concealment by him of property consisting: first, of his interest in the Adams Lumber Company; second, of his interest in certain policies of insurance upon his life; and, third, of his interest *73as a residuary owner in funds amounting to $5,000 transferred by general assignment to one Charles T. Eldred. There is no specification charging the bankrupt with having made a false oath; that question cannot, therefore, be considered in this proceeding. In re…