National Republican., 1873-09-23
THE LATE THOs. NiiIIBIi.

Meciins or the Medical socie,y-Tribuies
of Respect to His Memory resolutions
and Remarks.
This association, numbering amoug Its mem
bcrs most Of the prominent members Of the pro-
fessiop, held q large meeting at 0onzara hall
last night; the president, Dr. j. +. Morgan, In
the chair; DR.. kleInschmdt, secretary.
The president Nnnonnced the object OF the
meeting to take suitable action In regard to the
death OF their late honored member, Dr. Thos.
Miller.
Un motion Of Dr. Grafton Tyler. the following
resolutions Drs. Hrafton Tyler, Noble Young
II. e. LeibeTman, ]. G. Hall and n. \. Lincoln.
After retiring the committee reported the fol-
lowing resolutions:
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Resolred, That the members OF the Medical SO.
cety OF the District Of Columbia have heard
with great grief o. the death Of their ,neIr late dis
Rcssircd, That, deeply Impressed with the ex-
altcd character OF the deceased-who, whether
as a teacher or practitioner Of medicine, during
professional lie OF over forty years, has given
/ an example OF an honorable ambition, stimulat-
| ing him to unwearied industry and perseverance,
thereby achieving the highest aims OF his pro.
fession; to which has been added generosity OF
| spirit, a freedom from all mercepary feeling, q
sindness OF heart, q pure benevolence, an un-
shaken integrity and the strictest professional
| courtesy-we do sincerely deplore and realize In
| his death the loss Of most valued, useful and
honored member Of the medical profession.
| Resoired, That we desire to express our pro-
found admiration Of the signal virtues Of the
fessiou, but as an enterprising citizen and an
honored aud exemplary member Of society.
Rcsoired, That a coinmittee be apo nted e
prepare an obituary notice OF our late esteemed
friend, to be recorded In tue archives OF thi'
| society.
Rcscissd, That the members OF this soclet,
| will attend the funeral OF the deceased In bodj
and wear the usual badge Of mourning.
The resolutions were read by DR.. Tyler, who
in few remarks, paid high tribute to the de
Dr. s. c. Busey then arose, and on behalf o
DR.. A. Y. p. Gafnett seconded the resolutions
DR.. Garnett, being detained by sickness had re
quested him to read an address biographical ant
euioplstic Of the deceased. The reading OF th'
paper was listened to with close attention by INT
members present. >,,
Iers In the medical school in 1893 and 1924, pai'
a tribute to his worth, intelligence, courtesy AM
integrity.
tee on obituary notice was announced As fol
lows Drs. Tyler, Hall, Garnett and Toner.
The meeting then adjourned.
THE OTHER ASSOCIATION.
Ameetlng OF the Medical Association Of III
District Of Columbia was held In the hall OF u
n Medical Society last evening, the 22i instant,
n take action relative To the death OF It's pres
:, dent, Dr. Thomas Miller; DR.. flodoardo Howar
: vice president In the chair; Dr. James I. Your
d on motion, a committee Of i've members, co
sIstlng OF Drs. Joseph BorrOws, A. w. Mile
James L. Morgan, ID. X. Hagner and Johnst
e Eliot, was appointed by the Chair TO draft res
: iutions expressive Of the feelings OF the associ
], ton. , ,
/, The committee, after consultation, through
: chairman, Or. Borrows, reported the following
Whereas II has pleased Divine Providence
u remove from our midst our colleague and frien
DR.. Thomas Miller, president Of tnis associatio
- | therefore,
RssoIrsd, That In this visitation Of Divine Pro,
81 dence the association has lost one OF
founders, the profession one OF ia most enc
J, getic aud faithful members, and the coinmuni
le one OF It's test citizens.
Df Resolped, That this association attend the fun
ie raj OF the deceased In body and wear the usu
:. badge Of mourning.
a Rssoieed, THAT copy OF these resolutions
Is presented to the family OF the deceased, wi
=, the sincere sympathy OF the association for the
:, sad bereavement.
y Rssoiscd THAT copy Of these resolutions
" furnished for publication.