The times., 1897-11-04
LAWYERS EXPRESS GRIEF
Adopt Resolutions Relative TO The
Death of Judge Miller.
Members of the Bar Hold a Meet
ing and Deliver Eulogies
Adjourus Gut OF Respect.

The funeral n Judge Miller, Of the police
court, who died Tuesday afternoon, win
take p.ace dt Rock Greek Church ut 2p. m.
TO-DAY Tie services VIII be eonducted by
Rev Or. johnson, Of Tie Takoma Episcopal
Church MS. MnIei has chosen as tn.
paIlbearers six OF her husbands closest
friends among th- members of the District
bar They are Maurice Smith. AleXau-
der X. Mullowny James L. Pugn, Jr-, J
Darlington. Mayor levin. and b. r Leigh
TN. The iuterulent VIII b. at Rock Creek
Cemetery.
4 nuIs Der o. organizations viii be repre-
scented "a the Iunes I'D. Inc het0pia louEe,
Columbia Commaudery, X. T., and the
Mount Vernon Chapter Royal Arch Masoas,
OF which Judge Miller was a member, viii
probably attend in a body. Delegations
viii ais, be present from The JonadahS
anG tHc 0dd Fellows TO which he also be
longed. Tie exercises in The courts Yes
terday, and especially in that OF Tie de
ceased jurist, were solemn and impressive.
and attest n III, love and respect ia which
he WIS held The lawyers who practise
in th- poIce court assea aibled early in the
upper court room. Judg- kimball presiding.
Resolutions srele introducedby Lawyer C:l!-
Ein Chase, and adopted 10y the ASA ably
9s follows:
God in his wise Judgment has taken
Tro.a us one VnJ mas al @a IS oeengCCOeni-s,d
as JurtSt OF pFe-euiuent fitness, one y ilo
POSSESSED a Keen conception oI human M
rura- and euaedVOrcd 10 elevate his feeling
= : Judge oT tie Police Court. NE clieNe
lie carried out. far 4 possible, every
rule that would tend to advance tnelBtcreSt
81 al clients and meillDers o. tne na-. Ne
take tihs opportunity q give expression OF
aspect. Il he committed errors tuey we're
3f the head. and not or The heart. He
recognized all men alike. lie was not
tindictiNe man, nor did le nave one enemy
RBgteye- his faults may have been, let as
forget Them. a. 40 man is Without them,
In The death or Thomas r. Miller the
bench loses one or It's most distinguished
ildges, a friend Of humanity and a man
81 the people and. as a token OF the high
esteem in w nich is held ry uS. we tender
10 tbs bereaved family our coincidence. and
when this court adl0urns il tie uut OF re-
spect 20 the distinguished deceas ID
On motion Of Lawyer Smith it was di
lected that the resolutions should sie fJI
varded 10 Mrs. Miller by the clerk OF tie
LUurt. Short and touching addresses in
memory OF the dead Judge are made by
slStant Dis, rici Attorney MuIlowny,
Prosecutor Purb and LAWYERS Calvin
Chase, Moss Langston ard Jones.
Jaa4e Rlab;sll said Jhat to al the words
Of Sorro wfor edcath OF his associate judge
-inC the words Of eulugy spoken he cUuid
ouly say Amen" lie mad known Judge
Miller intimately 1Ug seven years, and h-
had learned to respect. admire. and love
linn. his place would not soon BE- filled.
fCT ~ iUdEc uf the court over which he
presided, his abilities distinguished him As
a mar in whom justice and mercy wer.
b'eu.ef aliupnt pc.e,Ay.
Al the conclusion Of lis remarks Judge
Eimf2u ordered the couit adjourned in
mcmury oi their deceased bother. HE
nag un tie police court was at lalf-mast.
JUa.,c Mnler's death WAS announced
III Criminal court 10. yesterday by
Mr Tracy T.. Jeflords- who novel that
the court adjourn IN respect 10 his memory.
In granting Ine motion Hdgr Bradley paid
d glowing tribute 10 Judg- Miller. The de
CEASED JudE,, He said. was entitled % the
greatest credit Tor overcoming the physical
failing which earlier IN life threatened -
beyond Tie position De So Louo.atIy occi.
pied and no nam was ever better qualified
10 raj ~.
-!1is death was an irreparalle loss"
judge bradley Concluded. "a personal one
10 me-whO always entertained the high
est respect and honor for him.
IN cI'Iainal court No. = The death was
snn0unced with speech Of tribute by
Assistant District Attorney ShHlington ana
CHIEF Justice Bingham adjourned the court
an memory Of the deceased judge.