The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-15

have been published no adjudication ol reference shall be made.
 VII. Notice for first meeting of cred itors shall be published once only unless specially ordered.
 VIII. The primary meeting of credit ors to consider bankrupts proposal tc offer composition shall be ordered anc creditors notified by the referee without any publication.
 TX. Petitions for discharge and fol confirmation of composition proposals must be accompanied by deposit of cash to cover the cost of mailing mo- tices to all creditors, and the cost of one publication of notice in the form given below, ill the newspapers desig- mated for notices of bankruptcy proceed | ings for the county where the matter is pending Such petition and deposit shall be received by the referee, who shall thereupon appoint time and place for the consideration of the same and for the attendance and examination Of the | bankrupt and the presentment Of obJec- tlons to such discharge or confirmation of composition before the referee haV- ing charge of the caGe, and the referee shall mail to each known creditor mo- tice thereof, stating substance of bank rupt's petition, and shall cause ten days prior notice to be once published 1 in following form, viz:
 In Matter of Bankrupt.
 Upon Petition for Discharge Cor Con- firmation of Composition.) | Notice is hereby given that - of
 - has filed his petition dated ------ A. D. 1S9 for a discharge from all his debts in bankruptcy, Cor confirmation of composition proposed by him) ana that all his creditors and other persons interested, objecting to such discharge Cor confirmation may attend before
 - Esq. Referee in Bankruptcy at his office in on the - day Of - A. D. 1S9 at - o'clock a. m. then and there to examine the bankrupt and to present their proofs and pleas in op- position to such discharge Cor compost tion) Rerefee' If any objections are interposed or filed in such proceedings the referee will take the proofs and examinations there on, and ascertain and report the facts and forward the papers and proceedings under such order to the judge. x. Specifications in opposition to discharge or confirmation of compost tion must be verified and filed as re- ouired within ten days after the said return day; and a copy thereof shall be served upon the bankrupt's attorneys within the same tune
 XI. In cases where person shall be entitled to have trial by jury and ioI 10 cause may be continued to the next reg uar term of the district or circuit court as the case may be.
 XII. General order No XXIV shall not be construed to require referee to transmit to court any statement of proofs of debt until he shall have req son to believe that all claims have been proved, nor shall order No. XXVI be construed to require referee to trans init to clerk other than his general monthly reports of expenses, which need not apportion such expenses to each particular case unless required by further order.
 XIII. When there are no assets and no trustee has been appointed, or ap piled for, after meeting of creditors duly called. unless dispensed with by order of the court, the case shall be deemed closed for the purpose of the payment by the clerk to the referee of the deposit for his services. whether a discharge has been granted or refused to the bankrupt, or when three months has elapsed after the first meeting of creditors without any application by the bankrupt for his discharge.
 Where a trustee has been appointed, the case shall be deemed closed and the deposit for his services paid on him, on the confirmation of composition. or on approval of the trustees final verified report that no assets have come into his hands CT were discoverable. when the case is closed, if no trustee has been appointed, the deposit for trustees services shall be paid by the clerk to the petitioners attorney.
 XIV. The several referees in bank ruptcy in the cases referred to them are specially designated to countersign checks as required in general orders XXIX.
 Approved April Il, 1S99
 w. K. Townsend, District Judge. TRIAL CALENDER CIRCUIT COURT
 The following is the trial calendar of the United States circuit court for the April term, 1899:
 Actions at Law
 l. 410 United States vs Theo. Dav- export.
 3. AT. Claflin & Kimball Inc. vs Mather Electric Go.
 g. 434. Julius Kockonosky vs. Flu gene Birmingham
 A. 459. United States vs. Charles Soby
 5. 469. Franklin Baker vs IT, H. Jennings.
 6. 463. Same vs. W. A. Parsons
 z. AGA. Same vs. J. c. Chapman.
 8. 467. Same vs. c. H. Messer ct al
 9. 46S. Same vs. New Haven Polo Go,
 10. AT. Ella De Ruyter ct al. vs An ming J. Smith
 Receiver G. F.. Beers of the Baldwin & Lamkin company was yesterday au- to settle certain claims against the insolvent corporation The claims were held by Mulford, Carey & Go. and w. R. Blatch & Bros.
 Receiver w. A. Spaulding was given power to buy up two prior mortgages to $5,000 on the property of Grenier on Hallock avenue. The H. w. Stow Lumber company has a subsequent claim and it was thought that the interests of the creditors would he SubserVpd bV the nl1rchasn of fhe