New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
FUNERAL OF F. BROCKHOLST CUTTING.

SERVICES IT ST. LEOs CHURCH \ LARGE
ATTENDANCE OF wELI~KNowN PEOPLE
s. Leo's Roman Catholic Church. In East Twenty
eighth-st Fffth-ave.. was crowded 10 the doors
a. 10 O'Clock yesterday morning when the funeral Of
Francis Brockhost Cutting. who died at his mother :
summer home in Newport on Sa urdav. took place.
The body, which arrived from Newport on Monday
evening accompanied by Mrs. Marion Ramsey Cut
ting the mother Of the dead man: William Cutting,
j:., his brother. and most Of the palbearers, who
attended TIE services Monday morning In b..
Marys Church. remained during the night in the
vestbule Of the church Early yesterday morning
the chanocl was adorned with many floral devices,
including large wreath Of American beauty roses
and lilies Of the valley. from Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
II. p Belmont: a standing column Of lilies and roses.
from James j. Van Allen: a wreath OF lilies OF the
valley. from Mr. ana Mrs. George B. De Forest;
a large cross Of white roses from the members Of
the Knickerbocker Club. and column OF white roses
and lilies, from Robert L. Hargols. who cablsd the
or Ter from Paris.
The mass for the dead celebrated at O'Clock
by the rector OF the church, the Rev Thomas j.
DucAy. The mass was celebrated with closed doors
For half an hour before the church doors were
opened the steps ana sidewalk In front OF the build
Ing were occupied by a crowd OF men and women.
mos; Of whom had known Mr. Cutting intimately.
A. the congregation was being seated the organist
Joseph Poznanski. played the Chopin funeral march,
and as The fower-c0vereG coffin was carried up
The middle aisle Miss Julia OConno7 sang Schuber;'s
Last Greeting" The coffin was preceded up the
aisle by ne palbe,lrers. who were Prescott Law
renee Reginald w Rlves. Oliver II. p. Belmont.
ROYAL Phelps Carroll. Winthrop Rutherford. Fred
erick o. Beach. william r. Trayers, Rawlins l..
C0ttene, Thomas H. Howard. Orme NJ Wilson,
Duncan Elliot Woodbury. Kane f. d. Morgan and
Hamilton W Carey. Then followed MI ana Mrs.
represenIing Mrs. Cutting and william Cutting. tr;.
who were Frustrated and remained al their hoiel.
erai William Cutting Robert Fulton Cutting. Robert
no Wolf NJ
Pobert L. Cutting. and cousins OF the dead man ana
DR.. Beverly Robinson ,, $500, .
toa were standing. Father pucey made few re,
marks euloglstic OF the dead man. whom he had
known from boyhood. The prayers for the dead
were read by Father Ducey assisted by, the Rev
Henry Van Rensselaer,. Of the Society Of jesus;
nersonaI friend OF the late Mr.. Cutting Miss
OConnor sang the Liberia Me ana at the end OF
some Of those present in the, church were Mrs;
Duncan Elliot Mrs ROYAL Phelps Carroll. Mr.. and
Mrs Belmont Tiffany. Mrs George Parsons: nIrs:
Russell Hone. Stanley Mortimer, John Drew. James
u. Appleton Frederick W. \andeIbilt Leopard
Jacob IT, G H. Baldwin, jr Richard J. Mlsonn'
Applefnn smith William Douglas Sloane, John ".
4 Davis Amos Tuck French, Edmund kandoipn,
Richard Church. Sidney j smtn sidnvy W wSn
nnbn 0.Bren' Alexander N. Proudhtt. C. Albert
stevens. MIR and Mrs. John II BRADFORD, Jules
meyer william Tngny Frank OTIS s dorllar%
Charity several from the Conveht or ,ne 1000 900
Poor, and twelve or fifteen orphans from the or
man asylum of st. Vincent de Paul. VINO were ~
he charge Of Mother Archangel, the superior ana
The body was buried in the family plot in Green
wood Cemetery.