THE PATAPSCO

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• Keller v. Ashford, 133 U.S. 610 (U.S. 1890)
  …. In a suit founded upon a contract, the sum in dispute at the time of the judgment or decree appealed from, including.<any ipteres^ then accrued, is the test of appellate jurisdiction!] Bank of United States v. Daniel, 12 Pet. 32, 52; The Patapsco, 12 Wall. 451; New York Elevated [*618] Railroad v. Fifth National Bank, 118 U. S. 608; Zeckendorf v. Johnson, 123 U. S. 617. By the express terms of the promissory note sued on. in this case, it bore interest at the rate of eight per cent yearly from its date un…
• Mass. Benefit Ass'n v. Miles, 137 U.S. 689 (U.S. 1891)
  …or from this court the judgment of such inferior court is affirmed. Where interest antecedent to the judgment appealed from is included in such judgment, and the amount, with the added interest, exceeds $5000, jurisdiction will attach. The Patapsco, 12 Wall. 451; The Rio Grande, 19 Wall. 178; Zeckendorf v. Johnson, 123 U. S. 617; District of Columbia v. Gannon, 130 U. S. 227; New York Elevated Railroad v. Fifth Nat. Bk., 118 U. S. 608; Keller v. Ashford, 133 U. S. 610. The.motion to dismiss will therefore…
• Zeckendorf v. Johnson, 123 U.S. 617 (U.S. 1887)
  …he Territpry, and not at the time of the judgment of the District Court. Adding the interest to the judgment of the District Court until the date of that of the Supreme Court, as we must for the purpose of determining our jurisdiction, The Patapsco, 12 Wall. 451; N. Y. Elevated Railroad v. Fifth National Bank, 118 U. S. 608, we find that.the amount due at the time of the judgment of the Supreme Court was considerably more than $5000. The motion to dismiss is, therefore, denied. But, on looking into the rec…