PER CURIAM.
The appellants were found guilty of complicity with the bankrupt, Schechter, and one, Michaelis, in making away with Schechter's assets on the eve of bankruptcy. The fraud was one of the usual sort: spiriting away part of the bankrupt's stock of women's clothes, and in getting hold of the rest by an execution sale under a fictitious judgment procured by Michaelis against Schechter. Schechter pleaded guilty and turned state's evidence: Michaelis did not...
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