The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-08
FUNERAL OF JUDGE YORK.
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 This Afternoon.

Win Be Held at His Late Residence
 This Afternoon.
 The funeral of Samuel A. York will be held at half-past two this afternoon at his late residence, 139 Edwards street The funeral will be almost private in it's character, and only relatives of the family will accompany the body to it's last resting place in the New cemetery,
 The services will be conducted by the Rev. Edward s. Lines, pastor of St. PauFs church, assisted by the Rev. Charles O. Scoville of Trinity church.
 The Probate court will be closed this afternoon as tribute to the memory of the deceased.
 THE BAR MEETING. The New Haven County bar met in the Superior court room yesterday af- ternoon at 2:15 to take action on the death of Judge York
 President John K. Beach appointed John W. Alling to preside MT. filling called the meeting to order and opened the exercises with few remarks on his friendship and connections with the de- ceased. He spoke feelingly of his con- trial last winter, and said that Judge York stood the strain of the trial with out apparent diminished vigor, while his own health was impaired Now Judge York has passed away and he was left.
 A committee consisting of William c. Case, Judge Henry Stoddard and Judge A. Heaton Robertson were ap- pointed to prepare set of resolHti ms.
 William c. Case, in presenting the { resolutions, spoke of his relations with Judge York. He formed a partnersh D With Judge York for the practice If la Y in 1874. The partnership continued un- til 1876 when MT. York was elected judge of probate. MT. Case went on to l speak of Judge York as member of the bar, as judge and as member of | the community.
 { Judge Henry Stcddard followed Mir Case and spoke of the attributes of the deceased, his integrity of purpose, his genial disposition, his tenderness, his 1 worth as citizen, his position at the bar. Judge Stoddard remarked that h } was at the Law school at the time Judge York was studying there, an l that the same sterling qualities which afterwards made him a leader in his | walks in life won for him the love and | respect of his comrades
 | Judge A. Heaton Robertson followed Judge Stoddard and spoke of the de- | ceased as a judge. He was tender, considerate kindly Those who appear at the bar of the Probate court are | they who have met affliction. It may be death in the family; it may be financial trouble. All who came to that court while Judge York sat upon the | bench found there a friend. Judge | Robertson went on to speak of the good results accomplished by the eff | forts of Judge York in the revision of 1885 of the probate laws of this state. | He stated that our present improv d probate system was largely the work of Judge York; that Judge York found our probate system probate office and he left it probate court.
 The resolutions were unanimously passed by the Bar association and are al follows:
 | Whereas, by the death of Samuel AL bert York this community has lost a l justly honored citizen and an able law yer:
 l Resolved, That we, his fellow mem- bers of the New Haven bar, in earnest | appreciation of his striking qualities as a man, which made him both loved an1 respected by those among whom his life was passed, and also as a tribute to his upright and successful career in his l chosen profession, recognize the deep loss which this bar and each of us as his friends have suffered in his death;
 Resolved, That we extend our deep sympathy to his bereaved family, and | that a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to them;
 | Resolved, That these resolutions be recorded at length in the records of the bar.
 Among the members of the county | bar present were Lawyers John w. Al ling. Arvine, Asher, Beach, Bennett Bierkan, Bishop, T. F. Callahan, Case ! Cleaveland, Day, Doroff, Ely. Fowler Gallagher, Goodhert, Harrison, Hotch- kiss. Jacobs, Moran, Morehouse, New ton, Penny, Pickett Robertson, Rus sell, Slade Futile, Tyner, H. c. Stod- dard, w. B. Stoddard, Clifford Stod- dard, R. c. Stoddard, Watrous, H. C. | Webb Wright and Zacher.
 VOTE THE STRAIGHT REPUBLI-