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HACKLEY, Charles Elihu, physician, born in Unadilla, New York, 22 February, 1836. He was graduated at the University of Pennsylvania in 1856, and at the medical school in 1860. He was surgeon in the 2d United States cavalry in 1861-'4, and was surgeon-in-chief of the 3d cavalry division, Army of the Potomac. He was appointed physician to the New York hospital in 1867, was surgeon to the New York eye and ear infirmary in 1865-'75, and clinical professor of diseases of the eye and ear in the Women's medical college, New York, in 1870-'6. He has translated Stellwag's "Diseases of the Eye" (1867); Niemeyer's "Practical Medicine" (1869); Billroth's "Surgical Pathology" (1871); and has written articles in Wood's "Reference Handbook of the Medical Sciences, and other contributions to medical literature.
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