¶1We are inclined to think the alteration of the draft was such a material one as to avoid the instrument. But if it could be so regarded, the admission in the answer that the defendants accepted the altered draft pats the fact of the alteration out of the issue, and estops the defendants from raising that objection.
¶2Upon the merits of the defense there was á conflict of evidence, and no sufficient reason for disturbing the verdict has been presented.
¶3The judgment and order denying a new trial must be affirmed, with costs.
¶4Judgment and order affirmed.