New-York tribune., 1891-12-19
A WOMANS CRY RAISED A MOB
ASKING The MURDERER TO COME FORTH.
STRANGE SCENES AT THE FUNERAL OF MRS.

STRANGE SCENES AT THE FUNERAL OF MRS.
BoscmNsKY-AN ARREST IN HoBoKEN.
The bodies of Mrs. Frieda Boschnsky and her four
yearold son Israel, who were murdered In their
apartments, the top floor OF the tcn2ment-honse
No. 35 Moore-st, Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon, were
buried Yesterday I'm the Washington Cemetery, back OF
Cypress Hills Cemetery The funeral was held
in the morning at the stabls of John Schitz, the u-
dertaker at No. "a MoOre-st., aud was attended by
about forty men and women. Hundreds OF others
tried force t lr Way through the small door into
the building but were driven back by the police.
The Rev. NJ. j. Luebke, pastor OF the Congregation
Beth. FL, and the Rev. r. H. Feldblaum, OF the COOK
street Synagogue, conducted the services Inc
husband Of the murdered women lifted his hands above
his had and asked God to bring down vengenee on
the head Of the murderer who had bereft him 0f MS
wife and child. The scene was dramatic one.
As the funeral possession started one OF The horses
attached TO a coach became uneasy, and on reaching
Even and Moore ss. stopped and refused to go
further. The big crowd following soon gathered
about tn, COACH and suddenly the people were turned
into o. bowling mob by the cries OF n woman VINO
shouted the horse refused to proceed because the
murderer was in the coach. TIL. cry was taken up
and those nearest the vehicle began pounding on II
and shouting: Come FORTH The coach was oc-
cupled By Jacob Goldberg, Max 7 Her, David schar
man, Raphael Block and Joseph Kahlein. All the
men grew deathy pale they looked out on inc
exdt.d crowd While the excitement was at Its
height the police forced their way into the crowd ana
with drawn clubs held the men and women back unui
the stubborn animal could be changed for another
horse.
At the cemetery there another exciting scene
The coffin containing tho body OF the boy slipped from
the hands OF the grave dggers while being lowered Into
TN, earth Excitement due to the BELIEF OF the
Hebrews that under the circumstances the spirit
OF the boy will within ten days haunt the murderer
and make him confess.
simon reltman. who has been under arrest ut the
Sixth Precinct Police Station In Brooklyn, on suspicion
OF being concerned In the murder Of Mrs. Boschnsky
and her little son was taken before Justice Cullen
I'm the supreme Court yesterday on writ OF habeas
corpus It was said that he had been imprisoned TWO
days without hearing and wa NJ he D, any process
OF court The District Attorney said that the evidence
pointing to Fltmans guilt was rapidly closing around
him, but reasonable time was needed to put 1t In
shape to Justify proceedings Il know OF no authority
by which this man be held" said Justice cullen
lie should have hearing and VIII adjourn TINS case
until 5 y. III. to enable him to be taheh Dsioe
Feltman was taken before Police Justice walsh In the
afternoon, and Police Captain Ennis, OF tne ,a oIAIn
Precinct made complaint charging MN willl muruer' @
The examination was set down for 9:3O a. m to-day.
when the writ OF habeas corpus proceeding: again came
up in the supreme court al ujou'h"1h' was '"''
until p. m. 10 day. -, H.,
Szentvamy James, thlrty-two year. old. a Hun m
garan. went to Henry Kreiser's boarding house, NO
40 Hudsonst Hoboen to engage board t last Wednes ne.
day sayb that he was going 10 sail for bemen tnis
morning. III, actions were strange that they at
feared arrest tore his hair and threatened TO commit
suicide lie also made ndistlnct alluSions to woman
and child Kreiger called in Sc geant Kathleen
who represented himself chief engineer OF the
AilSr aud induced james. to talk The ,lG iinI,
With blood and admitted that he went 70 ioboken from
BROOKLYN on Tuesday evening. Ra'hjen suspected
that James might know something of The murder OF
Wrs FrederIka Boschlnsky and her child at No. 80
Moores Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon ana a. toSs OK
was c,rpenter and that he had been In the country
tyvo months and worked for Henry Bose butcher at
Maspeth l.. l. The Brooklyn police were informed o'