The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-20
MRS. .JENKINSON RELEASED.
NOT YET RECOTERED. AND UNiBLE
TO CONTINUE HER JOURNEY.

No Trace OF Corning. who, she SsYs.
Assaulted Her on the t1rcassin ana
DruGGed Her when They Came A shore.
At z O'Clock yesterday morning Warden Nc.
Closkey OF the Jefferson Market rrlson re.
lcnsed Mrs. +. Jenkinson. whom Justice Hogan
committed for two days on Tuesday. when she
WAS charged in court by Ofllcer Stevenson OF
the Thirtieth street station with lying in tho
street drunk. The woman seemed rather to
he under the influence OF drug than Of LIQUOR.
Her eyes stared wildly and ell" seemed how'll
dered. but she could walk steadily. Tho story
OF how she arrived on Monday on the CjrcaR-
Ala and her account OF her relations with J. q.
Corning. whom she charges with having at
tom pted an assault upon her on shipboard and
with having drugGed her when they came
ashore. was told in yesterdays SuS.
Just why Warden McCIoshey released Mira.
Jenkinson could not be learned. lie said yes
teriny that she paid fine OF 81. and was al
lowed to 20. but Justice Hogan did not impose
any flne.
Mrs. Jenklnson was found later on board the
a.enmer. sitting 10 Il cabin nlonc. Sbe bad not
yet recovered. anG was no: in n condition to
take care OF herself. After her committa! on
Tuesday she told Sun reporter that Corning
had given her medicine n. ter ,hey loft tho ship
on Monday. and had tax en- her to some unce In
the city She could not remember whore. nor
until she found herself In Jefferson Market
prison. Yesterday she said:
Il was the sufferer: he trentcd mo bndiy,
and hope I'll never sec his face again. The
night hc tried to assault me in my room on tho
ship slapped his face and hit him over tho
head with my slipper anl my clio hos brush.
Yes, he took me somewhere: nut can't toll
where; had 81 when l"t the shin. hut I
Corning took it,
It Was learned from officers q the sh.r ,ha;
in tho sheds o: the company. Ono Of The ships
=" met Corning on the City Of Zone going to
EnGla ma some years ae" and his o1ndnct was
we T clad TO- ss rid o. him. w wo,li lse 10
soc him arrested Ee has trented this woman.
T 1 >.ry i sso'ai to to respectable fam
Corning sent "ter 20 tho shin for MIRA
:Ienkinson yesterday. alter oon. The latter
HWS ;!p and purssr D own i'sleerag he'd -
he station t.ere: M;s j.niins"n;s condition
Al o'clock Mrs. .Inni ! son was seen on the
street. near the Anchof line pior., she wass
under, the influence .. The medicine alleged 10
have been given her hy torninE. She denied
shps sn oasa css On Of .h
letting her on. Of jefferson Market rtison be:
fore she was fully recovered from tho effects OF
what abe had taken. Last n ght she did nos
know where TO 20. Some OF the ships officers
proposed to give her a erth on she ehin AMI
witch and chain when sho landed. One OF the
shirs onlcss said yesterday that both had
been stolen. In JeN"r an Market Court small
Mrs. lenkinson Is u sister in law OF tho Rev.
William Harper o. Ark 'ow. Ireland. She is
the John Morris and the Industry. Hor father
| j. we'll known to Capt. Brown and most OF the
CircaSSlna officers. who saw that he ia n shin
broker in Dublin. and that he owns hve yes
sells that NV between Queenstown md New
York during the summer Mrs. Jenkinson has
five trunks at the comnany's pier. They lie
| alongside Mr.. Corning's boxes.