Opinion by
Cable v. Ellis, 19 Ill. App. 632 (1886)
Feb. 20, 1886
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Illinois Appellate Court
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No. 1417
19 Ill. App. 632
No. 1417.
Cable v. Ellis.
For the facts in this case, as well as what has been heretofore decided, the court refers to *633the decision reported in 56 Ill. 531, 86 Ill. 525, and 96 Ill. 105. In the last named case the Supreme Court decided the issues in favor of appellee, and reversed the decree of this court affirming the decree of the court below, with directions to the eireuit court to “determine the paid-in interest of appellee, T. B. Ellis, in the store.” The decree was thereupon reversed and the cause remanded by this court to the court below under the mandate of the Supreme Court. The circuit court has attempted to adjust the rights of the parties in accordance with the mandate of the Supreme Court. The court can not go into the merits of the case, as it regards them as settled by the Supreme Court; nor does it, after a full examination of the case as now presented, see any error committed by the circuit court.
Opinion filed Feb. 20, 1886.
The decree is therefore affirmed.
Attorneys, for appellant, Mr. C. M. Osborne and Messrs. H. W. Wells and C. Dunham; for appellee, Mr. Geo. W. Spahr.