
    Julius Jacobs et al., v. Howard Insurance Company of New York.
    
      Hatch & Wiclces, for app'lts ; T. Henry Dewey, for resp’t.
   Per Curiam.

The case seems to have been carefully tried and considered by the learned referee, and the judgment directed by him must, for the reasons assigned in his opinion, be affirmed, with costs. The allowance granted by the special term judge was within the statutory limit, so that there was no abuse of power ; neither was there any abuse of discretion ; hence the order must likewise be affirmed, with costs.  