The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-14
THE JENKINS pErALcATIoN CASE.

Recovery OF More Property from Cy.
prians-An Inmate OF a Crosby street
BagniO Gives Up Diamond Cluster
Ring, Worth Ss4O-H0w the Defa utter
spent His nl-Gotten Gains-The People
OF Newark and the Late James ii. Earle,
&c.
When q man once descends the level of the aban-
doped women of the town, by becoming in any manner
associated with Them he is not long in descending to
still further depths, and while the natuaon lasts may
commit almost any crime to enable him to papder to the
depraved tastes Of bis quondam companions and the
appetite he nnds growing upon nin In the case of
jenkins, arrested for embezziDg the large sum Of
$500 900 from the Phenx Bank Of this city, this dis.
position has been more than usually well illustrated
He first robbedperbsps 70 protect himself from the
opportunities OF fair but fra woman whom he had
met al q concert saloon When the ice had once been
fairly broken he continued TO steal to supply his
made acqusintsnees with money and 70 enable him to
wsllow in the moral nth he had once sbhorred
u "a stated that jenkins . well known AoLitus Of
such places Madame Bells Crosby street. and that
he hailed by the female inmates their best and
profitable visitor; for he always had his pockets
well supplied with money. While he spending his
employers funds and his own time in this way this man.
leading thus kind Of double existence looked upon
by persons, who thought they knew him quite in.
what is sometimes denominsted fsst man." The off,
Of The bank that they always supposed him TO be
quci orderly sedaie and very prosy individual But
inner life. They had not the ''open sesame to the
whted sspulchre But the pretty waiter girls and the
ra inmates Of various houses of evil repute p different
portions Of the city did possess that key and IL would
appear that they used II quite ndustrously and with
almost as good results as did that character in the Ana
ban tales Who by pronouncng the cabalstc word was
enabled TO rob the forty thieves OF their secreted ea
sure.
city detective officer on Friday night last succeeded
in tracing out girl by the pane Of Rosa Allen, an In.
mate OF Madame Bells underground establishment in
Crosby street upon whom II was said the prisoner Jen-
kDs had been in the habit OF avishing some OF his
iavors. and making himself known, at once charged
her with having in her possession costly diamond ring,
which she had received from the alleged cmbezzler At
rst the girl boldly denied ever having had any presents
IRON jenkins; but after some ersation the onccr
prevailed upon her 10 yield up the ring, OF which ne
had positive information, which she did with remark.
ably good grace bringing forward AT the same time Dill
OF sale OF the ornament, fiom Messrs tiffany Co,
dated on the 2sth OF June last showing that IN the
Of Miss Allen Jenkins had paid eight hundred and
forty dollars for IT, The ring Is 1nc cluster diamond,
and perhaps worth all he disbursed for IT, After pro-
ducng the costly bauble Mss Allen further unoosomed
herself aud confessed that jenkins h frequently made
her presents Of large sums currency, at one TINE as
nigh as ave hundred dollars II is more than probable
that further operations Of his in tina, kind Of fancy stocks
VIII be developed by the police during the forthcoming
elimination.
TBE SUICIDE OF MR.. EARLE
From the Newark Advertiser, August IL
large portion Of our community we're startled last
evenngat The astounding news OF the implication OF Mr.
James II Earle OF this city, IN the deiacston Of the
Phenix Bank, New York, and his suicide while in
prsona full account OF which given elsewhere The
high character which be had always borne and his de-
pertinent 70 had commanded for him the respect Of
large circle OF friends who deeply lament his shocking
fate NJ. Eaie was native Of Elizabeth, about
thirty one years Of age and lived with his
mother in.law at 30 Basey street He was about
i've feet i've inches high, with flowing beard
and gentlemapy manners. He was member OF the
second Presbyterian church, and very regular in bis
tendance at the sanctuary His style OF living here
not upusuay exirovagant beyond the owning NJ
fast horse and his taxable income last year only
tbousand five hundred and thirty mines dollars Mir
Earle leaves child boy about six years age who
IL at present with relatives In Monmouth county. His
wife died about year since-bavng been found dead In
her bed
the world, and, being connected with Of the
respectable families in the state 10 believed he pre-
ferred death to disgrace His remains will be brought
" bg city On oppas and ,akep 70 khsape,h for BURIAL