The evening world., 1891-12-17
no. 35 MOORE STREET, BROOKLYN.

(Where the murder was done.)
Shortly after midnight this morning Capt.
Ennis, Of the Stagg street station, re-arrested
simon Feldman, who occupied rooms in the
esar OF the Boschinskys, and Max Lembcrg,
VINO formerly boarded with the Boschinskys,
both Of whom were released from custody
yesterday afternoon by Coroner Lindsay.
Capt Ennis said this morning that he per.
sonally know Of no new clues or any reason
Why these men had been rearrested, except
that Inspector Reilly, OF Brooklyn Police
HsadQuArtsrs, had ordered him to do 80.
He knew that both Feldman and Lenberg
had told very contradictory stories concern
ing their whereabouts on the day OF the mur-
der, but considered that natural because OF
their excitement over the crime and their
arrest.
1t u possible that Inspector Reilly's sus-
picions against Feldman and Lemberc may
have been strengthened by their actions yes
terday when subjected 10 peculiar ordeal,
founded upon superstitious belief prevalent
among the lower Russian and Polish classes
that II guilty murderer touches the BODY OF
his victim and at the same time swears that
he Is innocent, the victims wounds will bleed
afresh.
Mrs. Il. r. Davies, who has an American
husband. but who speaks Russian, Polish.
German and English nuently, first told In.
spector Reilly OF this superstition, and, while
buc Sblu sic Qlu nOu UellcNe ~, SIG KNEW lnaC
Boschinsky's neighbors did.
SUSPECTS SUBJECTED TO sUPEIsTITIous TEST.
The Inspector determined to try 1T, and
caused Feldman, Lemberg and Samuel
Cohen, who lives under the Boschinskys, to
be taken over to Undertaken SchlitZ's stable
at 5S Moore street, where the dead womans
body lay.
It was a dark. gruesome place and well
calculated 20 make any guilty man shudder
as he gazed upon the mptilated body OF the
poor woman, whose features appeared all the
more CHASTITY In the dim light.
Feldnan was taken In rlist, and Mrs. Davies
called upon him TO beg forgiveness for having
Feidman turned deadly pale, but braced
himself, and raising his hands above his
head called upon God to bear witness that he
"No, not that way" commanded Mrs.
Davies; "lay your hand upon the poor girl
so ,na tsS s,S,a 10 God why do you hesitate' Are
With mighty effort at composure Field
man seized the deao woman's hand with his
right hand, and, raising his left above his
neau, again repeated his appeal TO the Al
"Hai 1t beeds! Her face is getting red ~
exclaimed Mrs. Davies, dramatically. she
dnced Il startling effect on Feldman, whose
agitation vsiOly Increased
Lemberg was next brought In and stood the
test with stoical Indifference. 1t was not SO
with Cohen, however, Tor his face was ashy
white and his Voice tremDled as he sWore
thut lie was innocent.
This event served TO increase the excite
ment In the neighbOrhoOd, and this morning
there were large crowds hanging around the
stable, in front Of the house where the
murder was committed, and also about
Undertaken Schlitz's establishment, to which
place little 1saacs body had been removed by
Coroner LiIdsay's order.
Undertaken SchlttZ said this morning that
the bodies would probably he buried in Wash
tngton Cemetery, Uut when he did not know.
Neither did he know who would stand the
the orders OF the Coroner, who had not yet
impanelled the jury.
DID THE WOMAN HAVE A LovER2
that Mrs. BOschinsky was entert aiming alover
when she was murdered, but are unable TO
satisfy themselves as TO the lovers identity.
The theory Is sustained by the statement
OF Mrs. Y. Yacger, OF 80 Moore street, that
she saw the shawl and dress hung UP al Mrs
BoschinsAy's windows as early rs 1.4o A. n.
They learned, TOO, that Mrs. Boschinsky
had been In this country less than six
months, thaG In less than Two monChs she
was 10 nave become mother and that her
husband had not seen her Tor nearly three
years before her arIiva! In this country.
Mrs. bOschinsky came over III the same ship
with Reuben Helfand, u "A SciGeI street,
whom she knew well IN Poland.
Here was possible clue, hut Helfand
toiar street, New York, on the day OF the
murder, and this apparent clue was ncces-
sarily abandoned.
Another possible clue was number OF
short, dark brown heirs found cllnched IN the
dead woman's hand
But they have been examined under the
lnici oscope and pr1ye TO be her own and not
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