The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

d.. Lewis HA.lock died on Wednesday At his
home, 81 East Thirty ninth street. He was one
Try. He was 6orn IN this City on June 30. 1908.
and bad always lived here. He was a direct 90
country in 1870, and settled Al SoGthold; l. /.
Dr. Lewis II illprk began the study OF medicine
at so4,ho.d NI,h a ]re!at!ie; Dr s,isha ha.-2Gk;
w. Francis, professor OF obstetrics in the COl-
le.e VI Pay sic!tns and surgeons. br. Ha.lock
fftecn wear. In s~ll0pathy he became later.
ested IN homeopathic methods, and after a year
OF experiment became the twelfth mcmtcr %
the HON eopathic Association. In ls+4 he was
one OF the founders 81 the American Institute Of
Homeopathy. lie was a member OF the county,
state. and national societies. He twice declined
TO become a professor in the homeopathic Col
lege, but ever since its organization IL had bcen
students OF the graduating classes. Or. Hallock
was one Ot The trustees Of the college and repre-.
sentcd the Flower HospIta! az the meetings OF
the saturday ami sunday Association. On the
fttieth anniversary OF his graduation DR.. Ha!.
Medicine from the faculty and trustees q tho
30, I-o8. ,he New York Medical Club gave Or.
Hallock a dinner AZ the savoy on the ocrasion ot
the scvcntirth anniversary % MS graduation in
medicine, He was one ot the incorporntors Of
the CITY Mission and Tract Society. and for many
years wAs a mcmDer Of ;he cou-istory OF the Col.
lcSiate Church. Three daughters survive him.
Walter Logan. m old resident Of the Ninth
ward, died on Tuesday At his residence, .-9 West
Tonth street, ot dropsy. NE lognn was born in
Scotland sixty years ago, Twenty years ago he
formed the printing nrin Of scott 4 Logan In
this city. Mr.. SCOTT some years aftcrwHrd left
the hruI. Mr.. Logan vas an enthusiastic Re-
publican and always more or les. prominent in
The f~actioual lights IN Abingdon square Repub-
licnn organizations. lily was Tor many yearsa
member % the Nin,h. W,,rH R"nubiican Club,
known a. 40, l., In l-32 he Joined
hostile to the smith Ward club. lie became
Vlce-Pre-iieut OK the Lincoln club, h'.t lett II in
l-gh to OrsRniIu what ne called the Citizens
Republican League. OF which he was made Pres
ilent. Tho league Ia. sine" di-hHutci. Mr..
Logan W.. a delegate 20 several State tuuv,u-
ton. and a member Of the County Committee.
He wa, a F~rutuIsOn and a kaight l,mpldr.
he leaves a widow and I'VE children.
Edwin Il. White. . mcmbc- ~ the SOCK FIX.
change. died On Tuesday a. his home in the l;Oi-
Ign Flats. lO9 West rLghty-tour'h street. lie
was born ia Geneva, y. Y, seventy Ve years
ago, and came 20 fhl, ,lty IN 1867. lie 'vpH Tor
tftrea years connected with m" irm Ug Marvin
Bros. and Tor The list Ntfacn y,ar. with q. 4.
Hurnctt IA the Mills hGllL.nS. His Wiz. the
daughter OF Hiram Perry U. Albany, and one
daughter survive AlE!.
william J. Echo.s died on Tuesday at the
Holman House. he was born at Fort Smith,
Ark. in l>tg. He Was President ~ the Mrr.
cnan..' BANK ~ Fort smith and Vas Prominent
in politics there. OvcrWnrk IN business caused
his health 10 break down several mouths ago
and he came TO Ngw NOrk Tor medical treatment.
He leaves u widow and TWO children.
Guilcrmn pricto, Mrvico's most popular poet,
died on "Wednesday. II cliDcI fame as n war-
rior mud Statesman. and was one Of the few sur.
vivors Of the siEuers Ok Mexico Declaration OF
Independence.