Kings County NyArchives News.....Elmore, Henry S. Divorce Case January 20, 1879
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Buffalo Morning Express Mon Jan 20, 1879 Pg 2 January 20, 1879


        THE ELMORE DIVORCE CASE
    From the New-York Sun
   ELMORE--HUTCHINS--At Hamilton, Ontario, on the
28 day of November last, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher,
H. S. Elmore to Mrs. E. A. Hutchins, both of this
city.
   The above marriage notice, which has just appeared
in one or two newspapers, contains the sequel to the
Elmore divorce suit, which was recently a topic of
interest in Brooklyn. A week ago last Sunday Mr. H. S.
Elmore, who was formerly a trustee of Talmage's
Tabernacle, was publicly announced from the pulpit as
having been excommunicated, the sessions of the church
having found him guilty of gross immorality. The suit
of Mrs. Elmore for absolute divorce was decided in
Monroe County only a few days before the date of the
above marriage, and the decree forbade Henry S. Elmore
to remarry while the first wife was still alive. The
bride in this second marriage was the person incriminated
with Mr. Elmore in the divorce proceedings. Mr. Elmore
is a well-to-do grain merchant, at 70 Moore street in
this city, and he lived at 46 South Oxford street,
Brooklyn, being a neighbor of his pastor, the Rev. T.
De Witt Talmage. They were formerly intimate friends.

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