The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

an act OF humanity 20 zee the body decenty in
tered IL would OF coarse be attended with some ox-
pcnse, and could probably 5ost be met by general son
ubution The box was subsequently passed, and very
respectable sum was subscribed on the spot
sR. JENKINS RECALLED.
Mr. JenF'ns was recalled and examined by Mr. Fuertol
Has your VIE been down street with yoa any night
this week. A. think not except last evening
2. You are quite pohtiye2 A. Yes, sir.
@ Have you been in the street with any lady since Mon
day morning last in the evening" A. don't think have
Y can yoo now state where you were on Wedosday
evening" A. Yes, SIR after closing the store which az
sisted n doing went directly home; the store was closed
about O'Clock, and Immediately upon closing went d.
Q. In what dheotiona A. Up Second street, through
Grand and Third streets
9. Where we're yoa on Monday evening" A. think
went directly homo after closing tho store.
O. You were in tho store all the evening up 10 the mo
il oosed2 A. Yes sir.
Q. DO you recolleG of being in Third street either
Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday evening Of this week. IN
company with lady? A. No, sir.
Q. Do you recollect OF standing tho sidewalk near
Noeies store IN Conversation on either Of lhose nghf
Q. You say you wero not standing there9 A. do, sir
TESTIMONY AIkx ANpfR pARRA6u.
Alexander Darragh deposed that no lived In Newborg;
was IN Third street on Tuesday night last about twenty
minutes 70 ten; was going up South street, Tho stores
were mostly closed-Nobe's store was closed saw be-
tween Water and Smith streets Mr. Jenkins and small
sized lady, whom supposed 10 be his wife when stepped
on tho sidewalk he looked round looked right in his
face and passed on think they between Mr. Hers
buncks sup and tho window 6rst discover ed them as
was coming towards Third street; they in
tlll was SaId DetWeon
do not r3colect seeing his wife, could not say how the
lady was dressed; she small woman; could not
swear positive THAI was Mr., Jenkins but that his
ctr ong impression.
After lengthy consultation by the Coroner, Mr. Fuller
ton and the Jury as to the proprety Of holding Mr. Jen
kins as Witness II was hnay decided to hold him. and
sfter the Inquest he by order OF The Coroner mpri
soned. The inquest was adjourned until Monday morning
at nine O'Clock
win be observed by the testimony Of jenkins that no
MAS intimate with sarah that he took her to Mr. MasLns
house, IN wagon, on Tuesday night Mt her request,
leaving Newburg at nine p. and putting her in tho
read near Mr.. hastins, At twelve p NJ Tho last wtnos
swears positively that he jenkins in New burg at qnay
ter TO ten oct on Iue day night According 10 Jenkins
story he drove TO shawangunk by a very round
about route, though Sarah was with him and
knew tie direct route There rumors current
in the village, and, indeed, very plain statement
that he had motive for getting her out Of the way but al
this stage Of the case II would not 90 judcous 10 give hem
currency II wes expected that Monday there would
DO some new facts developed in relation 70 Jenkns int
macy with Sarah. The public feeling very much aga ns
him, and many openly express their belief that no Is the
guilty party. jenkins Is a man of family Tho Bloom
girls have lost heir parents, and though INDUSTRIOUS
not, in pscunay matters very we'll 70 do in the world
The body 10 be publicly Inferred from the Court House
yesterday, and an immense concourse Of citizens
pectod 10 witnoss the solemnues.