REIMENSNYDER, Junius Benjamin, clergyman, born in Staunton, Virginia, 24 February, 1841. He was graduated at Pennsylvania, college, Gettysburg. in 1861, and at the theological seminary there in 1865. Meanwhile he served in the 131st regiment of Pennsylvania volunteers from 1 August, 1862, till 26 May, 1863. immediately after his ordination in 1865 he became pastor in Philadelphia, where he remained until 1874. Afterward he was pastor in Savannah, Georgia, in 1874-'80, and then in New York city, where he still (1888) remains. In 1880 he received the degree of D.D. from Newberry college, Newberry, South Carolina His published works are " Heavenward, or the Race for the Crown of Life" (Philadelphia, 1874); "Christian Unity," a sermon (Savannah, Georgia, 1876); "Doom Eternal--The Bible and the Church--Doctrine of Everlasting Punishment" (Philadelphia, 1880); and "The Six Days of Creation; The Fall and the Deluge " (1886).