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DANGEROUS IF NOT FATAL Acc1pEsT-Yes-
terday between 10 and o'clock as Hugh Patton, a
sober, steady and industrious aborer, who lived
in Cross-street, between Duane and Pearl, with his
wife and three young children, was engaged on the
topmost scaaold of the new four story building at
the corner of Centre and Duane he ucci-
dentaly fell distance of 81 feet and striking on
scantling, 4 by 6 inches, two or three fee, from
the ground broke it, and was taken up insensible.
He was carried into the store of Mr.. Prnie, where
he revived, said he was badly hurt. complained of
his back and was conveyed ON litter to the hospi-
tai in very dangerous state. twas not ascertained
that any bones were broke, his injuries being ap-
parenty internal His escape from instant death
was wonderful