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Still the building is over-crowded, and the condition of affairs is constantly growing worse. Some 25,000 patents are issued a year, and one hundred extra copies of each patent are kept on hand for sale. To make room for this constantly in creasing stock, the number of separate patents, now exceeding 550.000, is a very serious thing, and the once broad hallways are narrowing to lanes scarce ly wide enough for two people to pass edgeways." In another building, called the Pension Office, are quartered the 2,000 clerks of this branch of the Interior Department. The building is of brick, and is of enormous proportions, as one could imagine from tlie fact that 17,- 000,000 of bricks entered into its con struction. The building gives the general idea of a great barn. The offices are arranged four or five stories high on four sides of a central covered court, the scene of all recent inaugural balls. The roof is supported by columns,eight feet in diameter, and 100 feet high, and each containing 100,- 000 bricks. These columns were at first covered with white plaster, but have recently been so colored as to resemble Mexican onyx. The Indian Bureau lias found a home in an office building on F street, where 100 clerks are employed. By far the greater part of the force of this bureau is stalioned at the Indian agencies, reservation schools, or train ing schools. The fifth great branch of the Interi or Department, t. e., the Geological Survey, which has about 200 em ployes, lias its force divided between a rented building on F street near the Treasury Department, and the Smithsonian Institute building. The Bureau of Education occupies a rented building acro.-s the street from the Patent Office, and the Bureau of Labor occupies a building on F street near the Geological Survey head quarters. These last two bureaus have some forty and sixty clerks, re spectively. The Bureaus enumerated are the most important branches of the Inte rior Department, but besides these are the following minor branches: Office of Railroads, Interstate Commerce Commission, Pacific Railway Commis sion, Government Hospital for the In sane, Freedman's Hospital, and the Architect of the Capitol. To furnish proper quarters for the Department another building as large as the Patent Office should be built. The Secretary could then collect to gether the clerks now scattered through a dozen or so rented build ings. JESS. A mechanical Horror. Philadelphia Euqulrer. Here is a description of a most re markable clock belonging to a Hindoo prince. Near the dial of an ordinary looking clock is a large gong hung on poles, while underneath, scattered on the ground, is a pileof artificial human skulls, ribs, legs and arms, the whole number of bones in the pile being equal to the number of bones in twelve human skeletons. When the hands o' the clock indicate the hour of 1 the number of bones needed to form a complete human skeleton come to gether with a snap. By some me chanical contrivance the skeleton springs up, seizes a mallet, aud, walk ing up to the gong, strikes one blow. This finished, it returns to the pile and again falls to pieces. At 2 o'clock two skeletons get up and strike while at the hours of noon and midnight the entire heap springs up in the shape of twelve skeletons and strikes, each one after the other, a blow on the gong and then falls to pieces as before. SPRAYING about North Yakima seems to be effectually done. The trees are snowy white from the ground to the tip ends of the limbs. THE Comet mine AT Berner Bay cleared up $33,000 ou a twenty days' run in February. #f»AV r only OIK s \vh<« are B HH sensitive sl'-iut their tißi'r. A man floesn't KffflllM like to be told that hi- H ttinK o'.d. A VT man doisn t like to worse than Retting old, is the appear ance of aire. 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