The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-07

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FIRST DISTRICT tSEARLY COMPLETED.
T Brennan. 9,266 Coyne............... i4e
Buck ...,........,,. Is5 Biz ............... 81
SECOND DISTRICT
Wison sman........T,I56 VIM. j. Mccarthy. 4 ,ss3
THIRD DISTRICT.
james uasey. .96Ol 3. II. II. Vance. .hIOb
FOURTH DISTRICT.
James L Miller, 6,469 samuei I. Patterson, 800
TirTH DISTRICT.
VIM. II. Wilson, 1926 Richard Warren. ,T:s
Ward W hear from.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
James N. Post. ,....b,gdI james L. Haskel. A3ss
John Haselsber ...2,4S6
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Jane, u; bradley. .A926 Fred. A. smy the. .aS4I
hoIniO r. Allen. IOA
2o7 HENRY ST., New YORK, Dec. 6, 1865.
charter election In to-day's sUs. my maine s.pean
:, having received iorty-two votes as a candidate
nor Alderman Of the Fourth Aldermanic Dl.trict
Nov sit, u was well known In the district several
cay before election that wa not candidate and
o. ossed mole to that effect 10 the Citizens Assoc
eiation which nom n,ted me Though tho mali
elousnen Of some parties to me unknown, those
'''e' we're probably ca.1 Tor political fleet
FALL OF Two BUILDINGS IN FRoyr STREET
Two hts BADLY Hunr.-Ye,terdsy afternoon, q,
ave o'clock, the two fourstory warehouses; Nos. IA
and 10 Front street, fell suddenly to tho ground.
burying beneath the ruins John Wilson. a earm.n
o. NO lJz West 18th street. ami John Hogan, OF No
IA htster street. IL appears that the building No.
~ Neupltd by 4, Is, Conn a. a Hour wATehOu.e IA al
eft'sa yhasr the weight OF tue Hour soI ed herein
ehu "oitlheu we're engages Tor days In shorins
LUZ Nheh ne Aciuent occurred The force of The
~ carried We her huIdiug with IT, No II va
occupied - Patterson Co. as flour store, fitch a
ana NJ b Is opn a. lhces. II 10 LAled that Inc
oeo. Keeper ot Nj. Brorn 10 stili undsr ths num-,
hu sang OF .Ah!T,r., under the ol.e.s Of Captain
sIlow SIC hon digging sway the ruins In sealch al
hin, l."n, "ho nad mp and All am brsE m
sA IaAeh w the ho'pHal, Aud Il o, an 10 his home
IuE IhIRD AVENUE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
-CoaosER's lsaUIsT. y esteTdAy aiterpoou Coroa.,
Ian began an inquiston into he cause. hitch
leI 10 tie collision MoneAy night a, ths iuue, on
oil lie ~ and 4th avenues between a 81 .ysnu. and
a el.ht car, by which bov un 1 usi
lchae uorpn driver OF the 81 syenu, car. go,
heI thA' o. Tue h'sh' oi ne a,oidtl, h cOu u no,
Sb uie o "a, tAi un Il II sIutE .np ssncnt. na
40 dra-teL owe. the each. AID .na = b. kno ssS
tense ca siIL,si nas exam ne. NJ. !.
sA~ tue eighI car, The a,,e. ~ Noua nave =, cs
,hs p-s.eAssF car IN the een!e anu caused grsa,eI
CHARLES s. Haskin, driver Of the freight car, t.,u
ned that the cars we're 80 or ~ oet apart when h,
his "a" the Sd avenue car; wines, thought the 81
Nehue car had stopped, and again shipped up MI
eoIsos' the drlyer vi the small drove hOle
rApdIr, when witness again endeAvored 10 stop hi,
car but not in time to pTeyeat the accident
etNeIAI other witnesses we're examined. but tn,
e.umohy VA contradictory. Some Of them tes ihes
thA1 the sd avenue car VAS running At . rapid raw
a. the time OF The accident. The inquest vas ad
burned unti one O'clock Friday.
ALARM OF FIRE IN A SCHOOL HOUSE,
Al about ~ O'Clock yesterday morning. abl
Alarm vas occasioned by the discovery Of slight n
In the Primary Department OF Ward School No. ~
slus,ed In Allen street Fouunately by the pres
sAss T" NINA We saeash aided BY tas pUiiss an