File:Henry K. Lattin (1806-1894) divorce in the New York Herald on Tuesday, August 27, 1878.png

THE LATTIN DIVOIICE SUIT. HARD OW/tan/NCI AND P1004 ZJACOLATIoCis TONE 'VIM linen:REX —THE RIM:IMONT 00N-CLUDe.D. Fanner of Farmingdale, again sat In Refer. at Long Island City yestertlAy, sod there were also present bin wile, Hannah. who Feel. a limited diver. irom him, and Mrs. Mary Col:klieg, her daughter, who 1100 heretofore 'Inured pregame., in the cam as a witness for her Counsellor C it. Brower hod some ',butting evIdeuen tO duce le Denali ol Mrs. Lattm. Th• dol..ut in the beet of writs, and at the brat 01 the bearing in. durged In grog.. Interjectione end ejaculations of a reilgio. character, boa haw as early cheated by ills commel, es-Jhoge John It. Raid, and eubsequeotlY kept Initimell cell oboe, control, though ... sally con. vent to Inn tooling. by vory Pl no sp.0 oplu• ions as to the eheramor of Wo teatationv gi•eu by Bra Latta, oe well as by eapreselone of plot. fervor. rho MAL leant/OTC Varione objections were Made by J.. Held to air. Brower', method of elatuniatien. Most el the ob. joeno. ware eustattiod• Mr. Brower surd, after being reyealMlly rebelled 10 this way, "The deleadam is ua Mu top of a tow:bon; the poor p1000014 I. 110 the val. ley." Lenin—Yee, Moses was ',Mama the prowl.ea laud, but he never entered It Judge—ft:ay Waal, our promised land, but they can't get It., 11r. Brower noted babe to his beat account, and aeon obj.,..11111 was mom by Judge Reid he iti 11,110 reierue, man comes talon you ea it .1." 'I nen Judge Reid ••You're nut a judge el swell; you're out oh riper" yl r. Lenin was at. or...o.n.o. closely all to his testimouy relatiou to Mu wardrobe at hi- brat wag. At this point the tioughter to. a seat beside Mr. Brower.. the other aide from nor niuthen• Let. said, "Yee} one whisper In one our and Oho other In tiothen Witette the a. coml. here lying equivuouti. V" 1 be eel of lure b• had were given to boa gra...M.; they had been taken to Farm-ingdale by bIe atte, but he got {bon ono night whoa ho went to Maur.; be Welt there and dome.. Mow; she said It was i. ugh to give them la the granddaughter Weep 'heeuo had done with them, out he mid oho was dun, with theta DOW—we. shun Mory la Boon told." Jude. Reid—She had site cloning so long webers-mained tea wile anti et boo.. Mr. Brower—B. etre Lattio anything In her posses-sion now willin belonged to your drat wile V Ledito—She want have p0.64.1 e•or Obit Hilo. to somebody ec.e; she carried sway all but two old • Ore.., and I linvo it io her house nod se. It on hoe is the etreet; I never...lied anywl II anybody nay'. so a's • Ito; Mt I ever got back was one inaaw and the lure. Judge held—Weet language Ma Mra. Coo klieg use toward you le Waling 00000 yo property I Loth --'You lio I Yun 1001" She said l had 11,000 In toe b.uk. Judge Rid—Did elm tell the truth?" kettle—No; 1 serer bad $1,000 in any bang. 0.0.1.1 mvas. Judge Bele—Fla. yea 11.1 a:1y cvaversetiop with your wile In reference ton of tins milt @wee it hea been I manatee 1' Lettla— Yee. Lute1117IldLoLaote !'r. 177lt ,_.,l.Cgtehe1 onIld he r V. on amount. Mr. Brower—When din Hale eenVertsatiOl take pia., Lattln—On tbe nth of May, and on Saturday, the lath. We made Oho agreement. Mn Brower—Who wan present? Lenin—S. and I. Mr. Broiler—Aer 0. Mee) Laura—The Lord Wart Pretreat; He Is always pre. eat; no other Pe... Mr. lirower—llave you any memorandum t Utllm totbping beadi—flere, my knowledge box. Mr. Brower—What was the converse..? Lunte—tly the grate 01 Clod, 01110 is the aommeneo. mem ot the $05; 1 have net plod imy ill the bal.. bee.a silo did not comply with the rege Ur. Brower—What was the requirem.t Lupin—lion ram:name. woo 11W WO 0/10014 live 00- gather ea moo and Wtle. Luxe WIlatea. Ilra Lathe W. receded in rebuttal by On Brower. Elba having made any 0.1.1 orrWlent.t that morn to by Mr. L.Min, Slte negnowledged that eh. 10.1yed $5 from Laulo, but awed .40 It woe for the pornose morn to by him; it awl, considers t iou of her Plea, iso a Metter al Kindness, to take care 01 Lett., eon's wile, eau nothing WWI said about u set-tlement then. Lettln ouuld hardly eOntaill Wm.!! donna hor testimony, and uI too Mose. as. she spoke 01 woc.og the itnius of outs ti am drat wile's hake to Hue a mull with, he broke °ul—t.:lacy were a. gond balsas common people aro In the habit of wearlog, and they were good enough • ..be was stook lip by peedattablee, here " Ore. 111.1 again, shawls were keened up to a drawer. Yes. M. Isere lotted Up to keep you from steallog them i" thou Mr. Lama was recalled by Jed. Bald, and denied point blank everything shut his who and &Paged la tau reaUttley Cwoosel, oa the conclusion el Lattia'• testimony, wowed op, and the retort, Mr. Noble, to. Ina papers. Ito IS elyeated to maks all 0013071, ip about week's time.

Farmer Lattin, of Farmingdale, again sat in Referee Noble's office at Long Island City yesterday, and there were also present his wife, Hannah, she seeks a limited divorce from him, and Mrs. Mary Conkling, her daughter ... John R. Reid ... He is expected to make his report in about a week's time.

• Henry K. Lattin (1806-1894)
• Solomon Belden Noble (1819-1895)
• John R. Reid
• Mary Williams Conkling
• Hannah X Williams Lattin

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