Shibley

This is an appeal from an order discharging the bankrupt. A number of specifications of objection to the discharge were filed. Superficially they are, that the bankrupt failed to explain satisfactorily losses of assets; that he failed to keep books of account or *1065 records from which his financial condition and business transactions might be ascertained; that “said bankrupt, subsequent to the first day of the twelve months preceding the filing of his petition, transferred, removed, destroyed or concealed, certain property of which he was the owner, and with intent to hinder, delay or defraud his creditors”; that he committed an offense punishable by imprisonment, in that, after his adjudication in bankruptcy, he (a) entered into an unlawful conspiracy to conceal, destroy, and mutilate or falsify books, documents, or records affecting or relating to his property or affairs, with the intent and purpose of defrauding his creditors of certain moneys due him from the Amore College; (b) after the filing of the petition in bankruptcy, he withheld from the trustees certain books, documents, or papers affecting or relating to his property or affairs; (e) that he and one Livingston,…