, 1865-08-16
THE GREAT BANK DEFALCA-
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Further; Particulars Jenkins and
r. The Pretty Walter Girl. ::
Sutct1e of another He X Clerk, I'm.
pIlc2tsd with Hem ktnS.

We have heretofore given the outlines Of
the Pbnui1. Bank defalcatlon in New York.
We g1ean some further particulars and inct-
dents from ont NeF York files.
jenkins, the de.aulter, Is i llttle old MN,
whose every act bespeaks the c.unting- g-house
and ledger. H forehead, which Is heavy,
ret1f ats from Roman nasal organ, and bis
head, which is rather large, Is not quite coy
cred With bfggally crop Of curling, faxen
halr. His eye Is gray. but not Of tht VICIOUS
gray.
II ii CT be was arrested he s7on developed
The iact there was woman In the case and
| said that her name Was We've Lyons, 0li0s
Blower, alias Blown. This woman was for
Inerly q ''p1etty waiter grip in Madame
Bell's concert aa1oon, ct which place Jenkins
| fo1mtd her acqualntauce. II would appeA.
| from bis statement that he formed very
c1oee Intimacy with her, fnasuuch a. hs CON
| fetsed that Hbe hsd obtained between $1,000
! snd e, Go from him In GUMS ranging from
rs100 10 $1,000. He said that he finally made
| up his mild to avoid her, but that she dog
| gtd" him, and was assisted In the operati n
lent Of s., eco or s, COO, which he deposited
to h!t account Ii the Greenwich Bank.
Jepklnhf family consists Of a wifs and three
children, to hom, It Is said, he. was verg
| warmly attached; but for some time past he
has been In the habit Of spending his eYen.
l
| appears to have been his principal resort,
untn determined to "shake" the woman
| who had received from him & good lump
of the pile which be had stolen from the
bank.
He Is sod By persons employed In the bank
/ to be f1st.rate fellow. Always WARM
hearted and generous, be had NO enemies,
and made friends Of ali With whom be came
in contact. No man WAS ever more attentive
| TO business. He xas always the first man at
| the bank in the morning, and the last to
leave In the afternoon. He appeared to have
no extravagant habits, dressed With great
neatness. although plainly, aud had no taste
known to inc ulec in liquor, and always spoke
in tho strongest terms against young men
who were leading: fast lives. ID eFeiy r..
| spect he was consideted an excellant oitieer,
| model hu. band, and perfect eentlem IN.
The woman implicated was found in Bleek-
er street, where She was living in great style
upon the morey received from Jeuklnf:
+ Letters were found from her, asking from $50
/ to- 81, 900 at time. 1tappears that Ienklus
Was in the habit Of spendinga great deal Of
time at the various concert; saloons along
Broadway. paft:cnlarly Madame dan. Bsrs, and
Of ,hose places. becoming sort Of faFortte
with the girls on account Of Spending hts
| money iietly, and always having plenty, he
presented: her With various sums, and
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Bleecker street, and TOD hsm O. yenktns t.a ae'
fetwaie 9Gsged ssnkms VIII pef1lssSace'
9Ack.msI'nE niM % coai.nna r. III ..J,tEaaAnat3 !1,aa3
seatlns btoNn "uo'o lsos1ano ~ Enttt' KY. nv.
nm iaIge SIMS q money 1eM;h'enols: M; q I'M .s
sharing Ills stsaA0gs Hl:h Earle, Brown ana
GeneyieFe, u H. Supposed that hc keps 20:
stractinE money as We'll to Keep them quiet
john II, Earle, a clerk Ia the banking hause
Of smi'h, Marsin d Co., Was implicated bS
jenkins to the amount Of $4,000. Fare Wa
Arrested IN Thu sdsy and admitted to have
received $l00. 600 Of the Bank money, which
be sad he had lost IN railroad stock spccnla !:
tions. He received at first 81, ,oO0. and al
bis eGcrts afterwards were With view Ia
make up the money be had received from
jenkins but his specu1atfons having failed