District Court, S.D. New York August 28, 1908, No. 7,505 (In re Haskell)

HOLT, District judge.

As I understand the referee’s two reports, he finds, on the charge of omitting to make entries in his books, as facts, that the bankrupt, shortly before the bankruptcy, made sevqn payments to near relatives or friends, aggregating $5,515; that the bankrupt duly reported these payments to his bookkeeper for entry in his books; that the bookkeeper omitted to enter them; that