The sun., 1892-02-12
ONLY SIX UNIDENTIFIED DEAD.
Five 10 be Buried To-day In the Powers
FieIc-Four Reeognttioas Yesterday.

| ONLY SIX USIDE61IFIED DEAD . =
| Five 10 be Buried To-day In the foster's
| Fieic-Four Recogntsioas Yesterday.
Only few workmen we're busy in the ruins
| OF the Hotel Royal yesterday. The search for
corpses was ended. Proprietor Meares com.
putes his loss at SSO.0UO. Tho insurance
| amounts to $71.UOo.
Mr.. Van Norden learned nothing new about
his wifes diamonds The mysterious woman
| who said she had taken them to the vaults Of
| a trust company. Mr. Van Norden thought.
was Mrs. keegan who used to make corsets
for his wife. but he didn't know her address.
The woman told tho police, that she had been
an intimate friend Of Mrs. VaA kurden.
Two men called at the Thirtieth street sta
tion aud inquired for Mr. Mosher. an engineer
on the Eric road. who lived in Newark. They
believed that he was in the hetel on Saturday
night. Not finding any OF his effects they went
The bodies OF Louis, Levy and Elizabe
Donohuc were removed from this MorUue by
friends: Tho body IN tox WA, was tdea,.tled
% Sa, q Inus Ea nssss
smsS ssfs sna STs + .s. whG ssd with wfn
inCton street. Boston. She left for New York
on Saturday last. and nothing had been heard
Rosanna Mullaiy of 24e East Twenty sixth
street said that the body in box ll wss that
ot her cousin. Jalis Martin. a chambern,aid at
vi. Lat ae.ss se ss II ks,. ssa & Ns eSn
hsisS.s; S , ~, Sar y, S'. - ..Ss, s.'
Seventh avenue. Brooklyn. by his father. VII.
sG dBsfS a nS undsr ns srN5hs sra .tvs gsussss
Royal on Saturday in order to attend to some
BUSINESS early sunday norntnG.
has sssd pdss Neefsn
that the body in box No. II Is that Of Mr.. Van
H.1denf Ss,d s missing h h: w,e; The six
superintendent ThomasJ: Brady OF the Bu-
yesterday to report to the Fire Com mmissioners
the result OF his investigation Of INSPECTOR
hsss SRf K ths
been complied with on this building. has been
tn s
sent to The EVENING Sun:
- 70 rns ED1o. o, "a. Ev.sse US, sv.HS,: There seems
lie IN regard % INC methods Of The Building D.barf.
and
Of s s- h.
approve a. recon ended BY the INSPECTOR Af..r..rd.
%.y modify rsesnmsnd.sisn: which rsIs n.as 0y The
;ss az; r: e
no elktn avenue Ifont - wall - al otnefD on that
Hhen hs said Ia complied with. It did nat mean
a. he nmended. hal Is analy. approved aud
4e1sss r. rsssl 3, h.
The real responsibility lies With the superintendent
or hts deputy who modihes the commsndAt,ons
tn. ne.i I L. Lad no
modify.
It now rests with tho reporters 10 fnd Dot why sn.
psr,ntendeut D'Osnch or Deputy Buck modLaed these
nre escapes Superintendent D'Uench lived within q
short distance Of the Hotel Royal zt that tme. and
with being the only one with the exception Of Deputy
Buck. who had authority TO slterit.
Deputy Buck alAo examined all Ore escapes after the
reports OF their completion. WiLtlAn sEAvox. Jr.
A representative Of the District Attorney will
attend the inquest to see II case for the Grand
Jury is made out.
Lapse OF time makes It doubtful whether
Seaton can be indicted. unless case OF man.
slaughter Is made out. II 1t can be proved
that any death was due to tho lack Of hre es-
ssa,1es 8, on the sixth avenue front, such an 10;
'YHnsd as uns"y g SF ss f4aE s
said yesterday that there are in New York
thirty -four buildings used as hotels that are
as bad aretraps as the Hotel Royal. The
Building Bureau Is powerless to touch these
buildings. because such Interference would
owners. There win be presented 70 ths. Leeis:
lature next week q revision, OF the general
building laws Q! the State as approved yester-
day by the Fire. COMMISSIONERS. President
Purroy believes that all hotels should be made
nreproof and suegests that they be provided
could be shut In case Of flre. .0