The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-05
OBITU1R Y.

John Walter Hendley. the modeller. en-
poyed for many years by the smithsonian
Institution and the National Museum. died
suddenly on Monday night OF apoplexy at his
homo in Washington. He was ~ years old
having been born in Virginia in 1927 He en-
listed in the navy for the war with Mexico, and
was on the flagship Ohio during that conflict
He was mustered out in San Francisco. and
when gold was discovered made COLI
siderable fortune. He served in the Con-
federate Army during the civil war. After
the war he began the modelling Of wax
II" e2ac t 'i Of his mittptions OF nature
soon aroused attention to his work, and he
a He 5sEan to to m"s o a6 Sh n
1853 took first prize at tho Expedition at tho
Crystal Palace in London for a group Of seven
Exhibiton S in FhiIadeiThia in 1870 he took
Hy3t pEze for group h. e1ht hi t and in
ment, at Washington, Mr.. Henl!ey was en-
gagged by the aqth9r!ties Of u, the National M
ward OF fruit and figures In the museum at
present there is great deal deal Of hbendsys
Of Geronimo. the Apache chief. which is
So lifelike that even those who know that
it Is plaster can almost heliGye that the eyes See
which has been reproduced for several Senators
and others who took an interest in the model
lers wonderful skill, is n plate OF oysters on the
halt shell. TIL. shells and the oysters them.
serves arc ptTltcl llulNutioilS' ie IhlttT
not only initiated in appearances. but in texture,
and may be picked np and y sti seem to be real
engaged in the National Museum. In the lat,
ter year he left the museum I! work in the De
narment Of HE mRds m1Py
perfect and the disclosed specimens apd illus;
trating by a series OF specimens the advance OF
the disease.
The Rev Isaac smthson Hartley. d. D.. rector
OF st. James, Church, Great harrington. Mass,
died suddenly on Sunday, at the rectory. Dr.
son Fl ,he late Robert $ihS@ Har{iry II was
1852, and from the Andover Theological Semin-
airy four years later; He travelled in Europe.
s1dyng at n4fh S States T b
active in the work Of the Sanitary Comm. ission
In 1877 he became the pastor of the Reformed
in the Church throughout the Mohawk Valley.
and became one Of the most Tidsdly known IN
his work in the Church DR.. Hartley delivered
oFatons ana ne S the
Protestant Episcopa! Church was ordained to
the priesthood by Bishop Potter and became
rector Of st. Jsmes's seven year. age; since
fairs OF ne town. deyoting partiGdlaf attention
elled entirely. He was Chairman OF the School
Commissioners His wife and one son. George
, Hartley survive him, pr HARLEY Vas the
Reia.ion to Modern ThoSs9t," "lli s;%ry q
inc reformed AnuTcn, u VI tHt
hey rhIIiP II. Fowler, p AZ "a p, Memorial Of
IN qom Ta4gus 2 hSthors Twelve Gates Verse
The. Rev; William II, A, Dornin., rector Of
st. Bridgct's Roman Catholic Church in Jersey
City. died yesterday morning in st. Mary's
Hospital. Passaic where no had been patient
i9r iyG weeks. Father DD99rnin1 was 4S years
m me EaS to NeSE Saf 81 ]. He su was ciS-
Gated in St Charles Seminary. El!icott, Md.
and in Seton Hall College, south Orange.
1875. by. Archbishop Georgian, who was then
BishOp OF the diocese OF Newark Father Dor
nin's first assignment was as curate at st.
John, Church Orange. whore he .sTent two
years. From there he was sent to St Patrick :
Church. E2nheth where he spent the next
two years. His first charge a. rector was nj st.
Peters Church. Belleylllr. whore no remained
fourteen wears. On the death Of the Rev. Father
Corr, rector Of st. Bridgcts. in August. 1898.
Bishop Wigger appointed Father DoLnin 70 III
bermuda for his health, pulmonary trouble
having developed. but hr found only temporary
relief 4 sister and a niece Of Father Dornin are
Sisters Of Charity. 4 nephew; John A. Me-
Gary ~ Washington. u, C.. will be ordained to
tho priest hood next fall