HERRINt:snAWS LIUHARY as an artist. tliam, Ma&s.
Ue
died
.luii.
17, 1872, in
W al-
Hartwell, Charles A., sul<lit>r, was born in In 18ttl he wan lirst lieutenant in the eleventh regiiueiit Masvtehu^ett^l infantry; and in l.sGj was brevetled brig-.idiergencral of volunteers. lie died Massacliuseitti.
Oct. 3. 1876, in Ma.-^saehusetU*.
Hartwell, Charles Stearns, teacher oi 234 ave., D.ooklyn, N.V., was l»oin l6o5, in Lhina. He has traveled t-xtensively and in l8«3-btj wan United .^states marshal at Fuochow. Ue has been corresIHindent for various publications in ( iiina, England and the United StaU>!<. lie ia a promoter of educational reforms and a studf-nt of sociology. Since lt»13 he has been of the N'ew York C ity asnueiation J. resident of high school teachers of English.
Ol"
AMERICAN
IU(ir,RAPIIY.
rett
Sjept. 3,
Hartwell, Henry Walker, soldier.architect,
insti-
bil>lic4iJ
tute; and r«'(vived the degrees of ..B. and B.IX In 18(18 7U he
Willoughby
was l>oiii Sept. 4. 183:>. in Hoston, Mass. Sinct 18i>o he has been I'stahlished in practice of architecture in Boston, Mass. In 18G2-63 he served in the civil war. He has l)een a member of the firm that designed tlie Kali rier academy of music; the tVntral clmrch of Fall Kiver, Mass.; the Voutiis i'ompanion building in Hoston, Ma.ss. and
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Hartzell, Joseph Crane, clergyman, found••r, bishop. w!is born tlune 1, 1842. near Molinr, IP.. He was educated in the public schools of his native city; graduated from the Illinois Wesleyan university; and gra«lu:it«l_ from the (Jar-
pa-^torates in and in 1870-
lilled
Illinois;
was
pastor and 82 h'lp^rintendent in New Orleans, La., w here he founded the Southwestern Christian Advo»-ate and laid the foundations of the New Orleans university. In 18H2-96 he was conn<-cted with the Southern educational society of the metliodist episcopal church; during that time was corresponding secretary; and as such had charge of forty-iivc institutions ot learning. Since 1896 he has been binhop for .Africa of the method ist episcopal church; and the results of his work are accounted great.
^I^Bi
high scIhxiI in Springlield, Mass. Hartwick, John Christopher, clergyman, was born June ti, 1714, in (Jermany. He left a large estate, which he had purchased from ihe Mohawk Indians a certain tract of land on the south side of .Mohawk river, b«tween Schoharie and Cherry valley, along a certain small creek, containing nine miles in length and four miles in breadth located in Otsego county, and included in the present town of Hartwick. His solo pur|K)se in this purchase was to use his property for rlic glory of (iod and the spreading of his kingdom; and he made his betjuest accordingly. In his will he directed that liis estate should be used for the establi.Hliment of college and theological seminary, llu dif<l Inly 17. ~'M, in Livingston Manor, N.Y. Harty, Jeremiah J., cIergyinan,archbi8hop, was lx)rn Nov. 1, 1853, in St. I.<oui.<<, Mo. lie received the rudiments of his education in •he parish sehocjls; attended the St. Louis university and the St. Vincents college; completing his divinity studies in the latter institution. In 1878 he was onlained priest and in IM7H S8 was assistant rector of .St. Itri.lgi-t's church of St. l>ouis. Mo. In ISSSl'.M)3 hf was rector of St. Leo s church of St. Louis. Mo.; and in l!)03 was appointid arHiliishop of >ranila, IM. liie
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Hartzell, poet,
was
was
nn
J.
Hazard,
ixirn in ••pis(o|.al
18.3(1
clergyman, author, in l'«>nnsylvania.
ch'rgyman
of
He
W'avi riy.
prior
1881 a noted eh iLiyman
in Ihe univer!Nalist faith; and for fourteen y«'ars a pastor in BuM'alo. He was the author of Van<lerings on Parnassus, a collection of verse: and .Application and .<liii ve meat. He died in 1890 in HulTalo. N.Y. N.V.; nut
Hartzell, William, lawyer, congressman, born Feb. 20, 1837, in Stark county, Ohio. In 1875-79 he was a representative to the 44th and 4.'>th congresses as a democrat. Hartzell, Joseph Culver, educator, scientist, was uorn Sept. 10, 1870, in New Orleans, La. In 1899-1904 he was professor of biology and geology in the Illinois Wesleyan univi-rsity; and since 1904 has been professor of geologj' and chemistry in the I'ni versify of the Pacific. He is a member of the American association for the ad-
vancement of science. Hartzell, Milton Bixler,
physician,
der-
was born dan. 12, 1854, in FayHe has received the degrees A.M., M.l). and LL.D., and subse-
matt)l<»gist.
etteville, Pa.
..f A.B., i|uently studied in Vienna. He is a successful physician of Philadelphia, Pa.; and sinc»' 1891 has been professor of dermatology in the University of Pennsylvania. Hartzler, Henry Burns, clergyman, bishop, .mtlior. wa^ liorn .March 23, 1840, in York ••ouiity. I'a. He was educated in the common schools; entered the ministry in 186(1;
and
in
f
1875 was en-' educational
in
g:igi'd
He became a
wf»rk.
bible l)wi<r}it
instructor in M«M»dy's L.
Mount Herman >cln»ol and Northtield training srh<K)l; and in 1890 was chaplain of I
lie
For
was
former eiglit
ctlitor
-.cluKd.
years of
he the
I^vangelical Mcsv.Miger of Clevehind. Ohio; and for eight years was editor of the Evan-
