The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21
OBITUARY.

DARN OF THE REV DUDLEY A. TrNG--Ihe Rev Dud-
ley A. Tying, who received injuries to his right
arm, Tuesday last at his residence at Brookheld died
about two O'Clock yesterday afternoon The deceased
was a son Of the Hev Stephen II Ting, who preceded
him in the rcctoTshp of the Church OF the Epiphany
at Fifteenth and Chestnut streets For the last two years
the Rev Dudley A. Tying has been rector of the Church
of the Covenant, which holds its meetings at Concert
Hall He took active paIt in the recent Union meet
ngs at Jsynes Hall and his dsoouses drew very large
asse1nblages He about tbirty-two years old.
Phaa. Leagv, -4fra 20.
John Hogan Irish sculptor of considerable rcyute
died Dublin the 27th of March in the fftyseventh
year of his age Originally lawyers clerk he showed
great aptitude for the plastic arts that at the
Of twenty three he enabled through the beraty Of
friends to visit Rome for the purpose OF study
Before his return TO ireland he had given evidence Of
genius worthy to be ranked with that Of Thorwadscn
Gibson, Danneker. His Drunken Faun, " Of his
most original conceptions pronounced by ThorwaId
worthy Athenian studio and the ilustrious
artist preferred his Dead Christ to Dannekers His
Eve her Expulsion from Paradise one of his ear
est works, he afterwards surpassed His noble
statues Of Conne and particularly the bronze
ment in Limerick excited great admiration throughout
to peetuatc the of the great aator in other
parts a the Kingdom had not his death INTERVIEWED
Like many of his class, Hogan modest and scr,s
tive unusual degree, and too proud to allow HIM
self be placed under obligations to any Hence
his genius had fair play, and his life was
slant struggle against poverty. His eminent talents
just 1oiDg themselves into notice, and mrs death
not only nips which might have nvaed that OF
his great contemporaries but leaves his widow and eev
children without visible means Of support
General William Marks who wes a member OF the
Pennsy Legislature early 1910, and for six
years president OF the senate of that State died Saur
day lest In 1927 be elected TO the United States
senate and served term OF years In this disn-
guished body he contemporary with Webster Calhoun.
Van Barren, Benton, Bcrren Hsyne and Others of the
great OF that day, and it singular coincidence
that he died at about the hour and nearly the
same age Colonel Benton, with whom he served for
six years on the Committee Military Affairs and be-
tween whom although differing politically there always
existed the closest personal friendship
Dr,ru ON Hon CHARLES MsRrs-The Hon Charles
Marin died his residence In Leipsic, Kent county,
Delaware on Friday night, the 10Th nlt., after few
weeks illness The deceased had hccn prominent
Der of the bar Of Delaware, and also filed several inn
potnt positions in the State He secretary of State
under Geo Cornegys several times elected TO the
legislature from Kent county and at time, bad he
chosen TO have voted for himself in the Legislature,
might have elected to the Senate Of the United
States.
The Rev Philip r. Meyer, president Of the Bible Sc1e
y of Pennsylvania and several other institutions
died in Phadcphis The 18th inst in the 7Ith year
VI his age He bad been pastor Of the 81 John Lutheran
church for hftytwo years HIS deceaee is greatly
GREETED by the very large circle his friends and soquniut
snces in Philadelphia
Dr.rH Enssrs wuA.Axp.-It is With no ordinary
emotion of sorrow that called upon 60 annornce
the death Of Erastus Willard Youngest brother o Gov
A A. Willard, which took place nj New Orleans
ON saturday week April 3 Mi wiifard wrs horn nj
Whitcsboro', Oneida county New York on the 9Th al
March 1s32 and consequently little turned az his
2sth wear at the time Of his decease
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