New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
FELTMAN'S HA MINER MISSING.
DAMAGING EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM
TRYING TO FIND THE MURDERER OF MRS Bos'
CHINsKY AND HER CHILD.

TRYING TO FIND THE MURDERER OF MRS. Bos
CHINsKY AND HER CHILD.
The BROOKLYN police made progress ycSer,
day. in the solution Of the mystery attending the
doutle murder OF Mrs FIieda BOschinsky and her
four yearold son Israel Tuesday night YESTERDAY
they found two wire nails In Simon feitmahs
apsrtments similar TO those used by the murderer n
holding the shawl and sheet which were placed 10
screen the windows Fetman, who Is under arrest,
lives at No. % Moosst, IN apartments adjoining those
Of Tho murdered Eoman. Max. R9sshlDskS, stbe bAs
band of the woman declares that he had no nails Ike
the ones foupd In sttachag the shawl. Eeltman IS
IN roofer and Is known to have quit work o. noon On
the day the murder. He declares however that nc
was not IN his apartments during the afternoon ous
spent his time at his brothers liquor shop. He went
as far as the Of the house but did not go upstairs
several people have been found who coroborae him IN
this statement.
Tile police later found that the hammer belonging to
Feltman Is missing from his OOlches which Is In thc
roofing establishment Of Henry Beta at No. % Moore
ST.. where he employed The murders were conf
mitted with hammer. Betz says Feitman stopped
work at noon on the day OF the murder. When Felt
man was questioned regarding the BANNER. he could
not explain it's absence. Last night the prisoner had
.wo severe nervous attacks necessaNhg the calling
OF an ambulance surgeon. brother OF feltman called
at the police station last night ana onered
to give 10000 bail for the release OF
She prisoner. He III aeputed 10 nave property
worth s1JOOOO The police refused to accept TINS
bail rs both FemaE and Marx Lemberg are detaheu
on the advice OF the Dstrict-Attomey.
IemberC has been unable to satisfy the police
ne IN where he was on the afternoon OF the murder
lie declared that he spent the afternoon In Newfork
and nut in n light of glass in Waterst. and they
came with him to New-IOrk, but he could not fnd
the house 1t was said last night that an autopsy
was held on the murdered woman, but what IL re-
veaed could not be learned.
The story told by samuel Cohen. who occupies the
floor beneath the BOschlnsky family, Is doubted by
many Cohen in his apartments when the MURDER
was committed, but yet says that he neitner heaFd
screams nor the fall Of the when she was struck
down Inspector Reilly yesterday sent man to the
Bo,chinky apartments, while he remained on the oor
occuped by the Cohens The officer walked across the
uncatpcted floor. and every fOotsep was heard That
there was a struggle there Is no doubt The dead
woman had made a vigorous fight for ner life
Yesterday man taken to the Sixth Precinct
police station, where he coseted with Captain
Ennis An hour later all The detectives were called
in and received fresh instructions. II learned that
a man had been IN a neighboring lauor-Shop on
the afternoon OF the murder washing blood from his
hands lie had also left cafpetbag with some
glazIers tools. Boschnsky the husband declared that
the bag Marx Lembcrg's Later developments,
however showed that the bag belonged ~ b lzer
who was arrested for ntoxcaton and Is In jail.
The bodies OF Mrs. Boschinsky and her son Will be
buried to-day tie Jewish Washington Cemetery, back
OF Cypress Hills.