The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14


Conductor Grecke called to Policeman
Deneen, who came with the signal man.
George Brown. and the three carried Mr.. Cut
ting into the hallway OF 1886 Broadway. The
policeman rang for an ambulance from st.
vincents Hospital. Ambulance Surgeon King
says that Mr.. Cutting was dying when he ar
rived. He was dead before the surgeon had
finished giving q hypodermic injection OF
ether. He did not recover consciousness and
did not speak after requesting the conductor
to stop the car.
The body was taken In the ambulance to the
Mercer street police station and thence to the
undertaking rooms OF Arthur ]. Donneliy. at so
Sixth avenue Two hours later it was removed
sy Cen ss SoST & i S Mr. s;e oas
. o. the s'H sss.. shorty S3 is%.
grams were fsni to M, Mt Suttpss o sis
so%. James D. woi CUTTING vSe, iunor n Ct
Yale The news OF Mr.. Cuttings death was
the afternoon M many friends LETT cards at the
house No arrnng.msatf Tor w ths funeral Te, have
Mr. Waiter Cutting, a brother living at Pitts
held. arrived last night.
The S9ds fsins az me
they found a gold watch with the mon ogram
wife. In Paris reading:
Mrs. Cutting has been an. invalid for years
and spends most OF her time in southern
Mr. ' Cutting had suffered with Bright's dis
ease for two years. and had been told by his
physician. DR.. Holbrook Curtis. that death
was tall. well built man. Weighing fully 200
pounds, and In his younger days was ar sthlete.
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Livingston Cutting who married a DAUGHTER
Of Robert Ba'd ts,rs wealthy banker
i isS5. and. Although sausstsd for the i.s be.
ssofsr 8. A' %ssa his iathsr who disd ann IN
Aitsiwsrd Mr. Cutting became. a, partner for
$4,000 IL the banking r% Ss 81 JSna ssns
eiap pSssn or in the trm Of Lee. livingston Co.
at 10 William street. He Inherited fortune
from his father ia, and was successful In eIsi.
New York Stock Exchange, He sold his seat
there several years ago, HIS father wsslPrssi-
when II had quarters In, Lords court William
street and Exchange place. The father was
was a cousin OF MIR. q; Fulton, Cutting. M W.
MIR. Cutting was married to Miss Judith
MoaIe Of BaitimoTs. whose sister l. the wife OF
He MAS a member OF thu Delta Phi fraternity
and belonged to the Union. Manhattan. Kniek-
sSSs asssss oueh he hsd not
been active in political Ia his later years.
Gen William b eating SAD lHSt RSEht that he
sslisnaG IN 1872 i was common report that
been eontradicted. and the son certainly was
received at his fathers house The son and
Iisd sister, Mrs. Oscar W. Herman. at il0 West
Seyenty-elghth street until recently.
ausnt adoption Of the stage as a probes
sion, attracted much attention. Robert l.
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lie had played Douglass Hirikrop Ia Young
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end the Leading Mnr parts ~ "a Happy Pqir.".
c com s operas q ;, Within PsnS,S LsiaSstts
whittington. Jr.. and "Nsreissa-"
"a Years SS old when he married MINI . ssiis:
man. she is daughter Of 5. j. SeligmAR OF
AVE- AVE- yea yssrs In 1870 shs was married to Dr.
Their Psirisd liis was unhappy, and on
The next DAY he vent to Jersey City and
gadEs zaoaSTa syEs. q NS 1S Ss sss
seligman and young CUTTING met for the first
sftsrWArd BY Or; and Mrs, BArueh, in whose
company Miss seliEIan vas; and on July 2s
Hun phreys a. his cottage at Monmou nth Beach
Thsy lived together secretly at the Nest
| End Hotel until Aug. 3. when young Cutting
went to Saratoga 70 break the news TO bis
| father. The folio Eing November Young Cut
| ting came out on the professional stage AZ the
Utica Opera House ne and his wife playing IN
| eity at NiblO's Ia Olaf this season aud al
| the close o. that engagement Il WAS said that
Cutting had left the stage for good at the re-
quest Of his VILE
Young MIs CuttinE. It Il said, has never
been At the house OF her IatheF-in-lAE, but her
husband has osen dinlng there for the past
four weeks ibeT are living at present with
young Mrs.. Cuttings tatheF. b J. SsliEmAh. at
| % West filty-aith street
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