The sun., 1891-06-20
OBITUARH.

william Torrey died at his homo in Manches-
tor. N. j.. on Monday. and was buried on Thurs
day. He was nearly "a years old. and until re-
Gently was active in mind aud body. He was one
Of the projectors Of the Raritan aud Delaware
Bay Railroad. now the New Jersey Southern.
which had for its eastern terminus Port Mon
mouth. whore 1t connected with boats for Now
York. and for Its western terminus Ateo. whore
itconnected with the Camden and Atlantic Rail-
road for Philadelphia. Prior to tho building OF
this road the only outlets which the people OF
the Atlantic Coast between Sandy Hook and
Tuckerton had was BY stage or private CON-
veyance from five to fifty miles. The building
OF tho road was beset with many difficulties.
Mr.. Torrey went TO Europe to negotiate the
bonds. giving notes and stock for funds whers-
ever he could at homo. and Gripping his own
liberal fortune In the work Of construction.
Litigation between the Camden and Amboy
and the Delaware Bay followed the compile
tion Of the road and prevented the latter from
landing passengers for New York or Philadel::
the ironclad contract Of the Camden and Am.
Rs' ea@ Jain to b. .Ss onS INV eosp WEE
The right TO convey passsSsngcSrs Ss through
NV NJ Terrsy fought this mi njuacson from from
court sS .na 6s
James Fisk. jr.. bought It for SONG. and
Az sssa e e.
sStsndsd beyond. and ios 3 lime Camden sna
strict Prssbyt terisn Of the old soheSl. and was
from viiasfn SIS into : sasy; shIivS,Rs S village
81 being
them: Mrs. T95rey died year ago at the ad-
T.
Boston. on Thursday Of heart failure Dr..
and II ed nf Latin
1892 gss6nsted In the same class with x WIN,
frss!sssss Of r. Bessos GS.ss Dub snd 5 vas @
D.. but devoted very little time to practice. bis
abundant means allowing him the privilege Of
prolonged residence abroad.
tiinere. died on Thursday night Of congestion
OF the brain. superinduced BY old age. He
Hs 1STo er
& Ss &. lm sfs Is 9f u
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He also presented six houses to tho college.
weaithest and best. Known citizens. died ye..
he wa was a man Of hish culture % and ilne artistic
tastes: In M nis earlier ye9Ts he was much in-
lyn. and subsequently travelled for pleasure
over over Eprone: gathering many any valuable pic
ished mannsr @ and II possessed % one Of The I most @
beautiful homes along the lower Hudson.
Ruel p Cowles. President OF G. Cowes Il Co.'s !
Ssw I Haven. died on Thursday. aged 2Ps 81 Years.
He leaves wife and two sons, Frederick J.
0T'es snS wis wno owias Who OF "a ~
With the compssy Mr. oowies vas s0captsia cnptsia
q Gompsnyv II; Twenty;Ss.yen.h ~ Rssi9cnt
many engagements during the war Of the re-
Deacon n, Hsp Hrsm capg 9, II. & First Parish
yso esss
Church for tho past Gssa sS1 Sears' s has
ISass 81 aaa 9eSs
M: nsnRss seh q has g; ~.
terday. aged 6s. she was Adescendant OF Gov; |
sna born Gn sh
came down to her In regular descent.
sisser chsrd teacher IL The eonyent
on Tha9sasy. She %as % S'ss Years.
SsrS She lad BEEN '' IN tie oonvsns owen o only h's
!, John g. Chamberlain Of BIT West Thirty.
Orange county. whore he and his family were
and had been in ieebie health for some ii lime. 0
Michael Roesch died on Thursday night at
bis home. 202 Montrose avenue, Williams
burgh. OF cancer. He was In his tI5th year. He
Roesch.
The Rev Patrick Duffy. a member OF the so-
itsty OF Jesus. T. dead Of heart disease at the
n Philadelpha on April Q. 1915.
John +. Templeton died In Union county,
Indiana. yesterday. aged "A. He was one Of
Mrs. Eliza A. Chambers the wife OF the Rev.
4. u. Chambers. President OF the Freeh old In. |
'titute. died yesterday In Freehold.
Jesus Jimenez. the Mexican General, Is dead.