New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30
OBITUARY.
ruE REV. HENRY HARBAuGH, d. D.

divine the German Reformed Church. and Professor
in the Theological Seminary at Mercersburg, Pa, died at
home Saturday evening DR.. Harbaugh was born
stwaynessOro, Franklin County, Penn, Oct IS 1871 and
spent his early years farm. He commenced the
trade OF carpener in his 10th year but tumedms
attention 10 teaching in the mean time pursuing his
studies IN an academy duing Iae summer dstV ne
time studied divinity in the theological seminary that
place The college and seminary were at that time
presided over by Or. Neyn. of profound attain
Inonts and Of some eminence theological thinker
ing much attention and DR. Nevin became the apostle Of
a movement IN thus country with similar tendeneies but
many diSSmiar features, since known the MERGERS
burg Philosophy Mr.. Harbaugh, in common with the
many young who listened to the teachings Of Dr.
Neyp, could not but be profoundly impressed with the
peculiar views OF his instructor In lSi3 when he
Anxious Bench" controversy OF the teacher he had
learned to love- and he became Jealous supporter OF the
Lewsburg, Penn. where he remained from 1850
The taste for literary pursuits which characterized lis
during his pastOrate at Lewisburg he continued his
his first work entitled Heaven which passed through
many editions; and this was followed at intervals by
rms Life Michael Schlaer" the pOneerpreacher
Ol the German Reformed iath IN America, and shortly
n Europe and America, III liaIbaugh was author OF
number Of other works and volume OF poems and ed
Tor OF The Guardian monthly magazine which he
commenced in 1850 the publication Of which IS sti con
tnued He served as pastor OF the First German Ke,
formed Church at Lancaster for number OF years aud
History in tho Theological Seminary at MERGERS
6nTg in 1865 He then removed to that place,
where he continued his labOrs until his death. AT
sTS BerielS; pubidation Of Considerable weight IN the
German Reformed Church and well known among Prot
estants for supposed Roman Catholic tendencies
Beside acting the editor OF this publication he con
tributed all the lives Of German Reformed ministers IN
the Theological CyclOpeda OF DI o niSe
volume OF which recently published ana wrote much
noticeable of his poetcal illusions his attempts to pre-
serve the vernaouar Of the Pennsy yania Germans da
Das Alt Schulhaus on Der Krick" enjoyed wide pop
o PENNSYLVANIA
fore succeeded well in this novel species OF cOmpos
acquired in this country he became well known IN Ger
many for his remarkable specimens OF one OF the vulgar
tanced is better known there than among English read
r at home but Dr. Harbaugh deserves much credit Tor
photograph of the past he has bequeatheo 70 the ut
ecendauts Of the Pennsylvania Dutch
JOSEPH EVANS.
Mr.. Joseph Evans, wen-known member OF
the typographical fraternity Of this city, and for many
years one Of the compOsor employed The Neo York
Leader died suddenly disease Of the heart az h resi-
deuce IN WIliamsbugh, last evening aged "a years Mr.
Evans was a hrst-cass printer, member OF the New
York Typographical Union, and Of more than or
dinary Intellectual ability lis death %iI DE snGelsy
THE REV. IRA r. STEWART.
The Rev. Ira r. Stewart, well-knOwn by thou
sands OF seamen who sail from New-York a the "Od
sailor preacher" died at his sons residence in this city
on Thursday. When young man he became Baptist
and preached in Moank and in several OF the villages
[Irot6n Long previous ms death he pastor Of
Msriner's Church in this city.
GEN. JAMES II. HART.
TIE Piqud Ohio Journal announces the death
OF Gen James H. Hart Assessor Of the district The
Journal saws: The event which occurred o'clock
on Friday last, and only after few days ilness cast
deep gloom over his many friends throughout the CITY
sud county He buried Sunday afternoon and his
remains attended to their last resting place by
large number Of relatives and friends Gen Hart served
with distinction during the war ana was recognized %
one Of the abest advocates in Western ONO
GEN. WALTER H. STEVENS.
The IBerUiHe (La) South, of the 7tb inst
Informs us Of the death Of BrigGen Walter H. sevens
yIe was native Of New-York, graduated al west Folnt
An 1919 and remained in United States army attached
70 Fngineers until the war broke He had married
daughter OF the Vaery Herbert OF IDcrVe IL tns
Daring the war he was attached to Gen Beauregards
command as Engineer 9incer WIN . lam "a J6nse AZ
is close After this ne went 10 Mexico where he was
nefEngineer the railroad from Vera Cruz to NeIleo
lie leaves widow sndtWo children.
THE REV. CHARLES TRUYENs, s. J.
Father Truyens Of the Society of Jesus ana
pastor Of st. Josephs Church. Bardstown, KY ueu az
81 Iouis University on Saturday, December l4 ii the
ssh Of his age Hs was s oofh ns 81 Ss Classical
course OF studies ne emigraed 70 america ahS ., 1s
and on the alth Of February entered ne society 0l
Jesus noyice AZ thS s'01 stationed g at the
University IN st. Louis where he IenaetSa % time
soryces 6oh a. pupil snd o e @1stry For several
years ne performed the same duties az ~ 80 prssident
ia. asrccalled by his superors, and then deyoea
several wears 10 missionary labor among INC 1
soras L. and 40 Won the respect ana lOFe OF tne ~
THAT tbey expressed deep regret when ne was one
pastor OF ST. Josephs Church ~ 6 % stalh house
slperiors OF the Society determined 20 . o. ynost
an Chicago Father Truyens HuS ga tred virtue TO
become OF the founders Of the new lnsttutoi ah
Gas fully answered the expectations OF nm sulWnc
- hi 20 rtnTn and In 1880 reOined them, remaining
,,ntI within two months Of the time Of HE death ENe
neid which Father Iruyehh mas iaDOIoV De~i' any,
testimony Of his devotion.
DANIEL LIZ BARON GOODWIN.
The Providence Press OF the 2Sth says: we
.I,d upon 20 announce the death OF this eminent
..,tloap and Christian cergymen, who has long hVeo
1no- ridsf and who has spent life ull OF years ana
s,efnlnes I'M complete devotion 70 ms masters ooo
The Rev Daniel l. Goodwin was born ~ inc yea doV
ard died on Christmas day, 1861 He was Rauuato u
Bro,Sn IJniyersity and also Of the theological semha{
al Andoyer Mass His classmates were Alexis Neshel5
Thomas ~ burgess Benz - CnSL v l "a Years spent in
the ministry Of the Protestant Episcopal ChnIeh ~
kinsOnve, Mass, he removed 70 THIS Guy! "He'e N' W
resided since 1854
RUDLUFF d. HANHAHs.
One of the pioneers of Rochester, Rudluf ID.
annabs expired the 2sth at the advanced age OF
years Mr. H. Justly ranks among the real pioneers Of
years Mr. Eannah came 20 Rochester In 1900 but
settled In vona, where he remained until 1875 when ne
removed 10 Rochester for his permanent residence He
was very enterprsing men ana conducted AT dlneren
periods various branches OF business among which wac
small tanpery @ ~ h e S ~, PSslnssS o
Mr. II il believed 10 be the nrst man VINO exported
(jenesee Flour 10 NewEngand, which ne olo oy wagon
ros team over tho celebrated Carthage Bridge, nme
aiately before IL fall a hight OF 100 feet
COL. HoRATIo GROoMs.
The State Gaseite chronicles the death OF Col.
oraho Grooms an old citizen Of Austin, Texas lie was