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THE MARINE RECORD. A SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION OK . THE CAUSE OF THE EXPOSITION . FIRE AT lTlTSUURGH. J The most plumIblo theory of the (muse of the roicnt exposition Hie nt Pittsburgh, Pii , hits been Unit of sponnuicoim combustion., Muny conliiscil ucuonnis Imvo bocn printed of the probnulu milliner In which tlio upon- tnixjons combustion occuncil, but none hiivl* been united In mith clem letm** ns thnt enn- trlbuted to the IMt-mbiugh Dlspntt.li by John E. Neehl, 11 nriiUlciil chemist. Our iitten- •tlon lius been culled ,to Sir. Neeld's nrt'elc * —,by mi eBleemed mill irustuoi thy coi respond- ,eilt*Ji.1io nannies us thnt Mr, Neeld's theorj Is the one now jreneiidly accept*, d In l'ltta- burnh. '1 lie m-lentist snjs: After.rciKllnulhi! testimony of Piofessnr Win lit r, Ills iisslstunt, Dorim, mid Wnlchnuin Mi'Chwkey, us given bcloio l'lre Murshiil j'lcFiiddeii In teliitlou to the exposition Hie, I nin loiivluu'il lluit I lie biilluon wns the eliuse of It. l'loli/sor Wurnei unled thnt hi dug n tienih l.'i feet loi>>r„ covoiin*,' it over, making mi umU-lgiotiiiil turiMii-; lie put in nn Iron pipe nt pne end |>I the tieuth, out end of It im-cituil in the balloon, and started a wood tire in tin. tin mil ol the i-ciilIi, in ordci to Iohl hot nlr Into lli(t*mlloiiii to ill} It The wood being wet did not bin u well, -" he protuieil torn or live gallons of beii/ine anil tlnew It on the Hie In «iiiall (Jilulit1ti<:r atn time. Ons wns gtuernted mpldU Some of the g is was uiiisiiinecl, but Inigt quanti¬ ties of it, Biiiuiiiled by the stuuu tioin tin liiirulng wit wood, pnssLiI Into the balloon with the slcniti. Lomli'gln „ortmt wltli tin cold wet balloon It wasi o idLtncd Inn k agidii to bui7lin!. The outside coining ol lliebil- loou, ninth Piok'ssoi Wiirher lfiled bbniiiih on lor us llri'-proof qunlllics, pievented the beii7lne tioin esuplng through the miiteiiill of the balloon '1 he condensed helulne mill Beam ununited Ihe inside, ol the li illoon, mi! that Is uh) thepiofessor fulled to diyjt. In this condition the balloon was hung up in tin1 both I room, w hue I lie licat ngaln ton- vcrlcil the bciuine inside Ihe balloon to gun It tlowcd out ol the balloon and lell to the floor, being hjeio-enrbon gas and heaviei than the nUiion-plicn*. 'Hie do-c, tight tlooi prevenlul its e-capi downwniil, tne natural eomse bj whlih it would sick to eseapi. It then sprenlovei the floor, How lug under tlic ftiniace, and as It became hulled expanded and rose, mixing with the nil imtil It became ol the ilL'ht lnlituie to piodiue an explo¬ sion, wlilcli, inluuic Is one pnrtofhjdio- eiirbon gns to seven partB ol cominon atmos- pheic 'Ihetiipsiirinee wasoflhat mixture, and loinlng in contact wllli the tile in the Ininace oi all open light it produced a Hash by which another layer ol gas was hentiil and nil\ed with *l1'*. Tm& siioceetllng tli all • was strongu until llu whole bod) ot gas una ignited 1 he gn\ expanded so rapid) as to be diivin out into inacblneiy hall In «. gieal Miluuies Iltlllid the hull In a lew minute* (line and burned sotliuil) tint the combined llic depuitincnls ol both elms eoiild not idnliol It Ihe balloon Itsi It might not ha\c laki n tin i mil tin liiill.lin/ was all abln/c, it having no more in do with the lite than to be the gas hnlilei B) the |,linc llu gas got lino m ichlui i) hall II was hinted, txpiiudid, and hgbli i than the atninsphi ic It nsuVnjJi d to llic loot, anil bung held down In the loot and held up b) the hcnUii ail, u Ittj)i<ll\ loueil itsell ihiniiL'h lloinl ball lo the innin hall In the exp Hiding toicc lu the rein What i Ise iiiiild have lomluclul llic tbioiigh lloial hill, wheictlnn was nothing to conduct the liie lint uiinlaltiie I ike~, fouiiliilus, ihm.iiIis, ^icen bu-h»i-, glass, and a small, amount ot wood" l*n nacliiug the main lull it inn ilong iriiilu the mill, .-ilting 111c; lo Su bunting diiorations, binning tliein nil and diopplug tbun hi i/iilg on llic i xhibll goods bilww, |u-t nsi je witnesses sin that it did (In iiai hlng tlie fartliisl end ol the ball lis Iliad» a\ »' iheikul tor a uioiik nt and the hall hn'aiiH ignltid liiim end to end in a \ci\ li w inonn ills Soini ol llu e)i wit- nissessi^ (lit v In llui the lire icaehed llu liutbisl i ml id tin half In tweUi mliiutis llu\ wen pi nimbly aliniil llicli veiaclt) would lie ipicslloiitd It the) gave an) slioib er linn li sums iiiiriilible I beliew It was not the hall ot that time In it aching the tnriliei tbilol llu building Had the bal¬ loon In in less »etthau it was when hlingin tin boiler loom the lire would have on in red much sooner, as^as would bine gcneiaied quicker. ' Alan) pi rsons say that four m live gallons ot heu/iiie would not produce gas enough lo till the building. It would not be ueci'snary lo till Ihe building with gas to produce the ifltilllial was produced. 'Ihe gas would run idol g iindu the lool lu a thin stintn, anilavciv bilge quantity would not be le- qulred to tench the liu end of the |«,ill. Had the Are occuirod a few hours eiuller, when the building was Jammed with III Wen or twenty thousand human beings, with the windows many lift, above ground, with the turnstile pissngi wa)s, admitting onu piisou v nt a time, and a high Isnird leiue suiiouiiil lug tlio building—w bat would luivi lieeu Ihe consequence' Will, I will not dlsiusslt K\er)body knows Hull Instead ol tin ga) dags and banners of mil jovial dcrmaii Iriendb ever) dwelling In the tun cities. ■I would liavc been ill lipid lu MioUinlng. My own ehllilicn werethue. I-jin'ddci tb think THE NAVAL SERVICE. -»T|m Prcsldeiil's messiige, which is m con¬ cise stalotiieiit of foreign relations and pub¬ lic nflairs of (he United Stales, contains the follow lug In regard to the naval service . The Secretary of the Navy lepnrts thaf under Ihe niilhoilty 01 tho laws of August Dtn, 1882, mid Match 3d, 1883, the work of ptrengllienlng our navy by tho cnnstiiiclioil ol model u vessels has been auspiciously bo- gun. Three crulseis are: lu process of con- struc'lofi—tho Chicago, of 4,IS00 tons dis¬ placement, and the Huston and Atlanta, each oi 2,500 tons. They fire to bo built of stOL'l, with the lonslle snngtli and ductility prescribed by law, and In combina¬ tion of speed, endurance nnd armnnent are expelled to compare fnvoiablv with the best iiiiMiniot'iHl «ar vessels of otjiei nations. A lourth vessel, the Dojphlnj Id to be con- sliuctid of slmilai inateiial, mid Is Intended to serve as a licet dispatch boat. The double turrctted inoultois Pulitan. Anipldtijte and 'Icnoi have been launchsil on the Dclawaie liver and a cnniiact has boeij made lor the supply of tlieli niachiiicy. A slnillm mon- llor. the Monaduoek, has been laftiiihcd In California. 'Ihe naval fuhisoiy board and the Secietaiy recoiymeud tlie completion ot the inonilois, the constiuctlon of loin guu- bonls and also of three- mlilliioniil steel ves- st Is like the Chicago, Huston and Dolphin as an Important mcasuie ot imiteilal defense. The Secretary urges also the linnudlato erection of an Intel lor coast life ol water- wa)s across Ihe peninsula of Florida along the const of Florida to Hampton Itoads, be twicn the Chesapeake Bay ""mil the Debt- wine river nnd through Cnpo Coil. 1 Itil bound to Imptcssupon Congress the neces¬ sity of continued progress in Tile rcconsti no¬ tion of the navy The condition of the pub lie treasiuy, as I have ahead) Intimated, makes the piesent nil auspicious (hue foi pulling this blanch of the service lu a state of elllclcuc). It is no pill tot our polity to ueatc and maintain a navy able to cope with that ol the other giciit poweis of tiie wor'th We Have no wish for foreign con¬ quest, and the peace wlilch we huvc long cn|o)cd is lu uoicfrmiiig dangei ot Intelrup- tlon, but I lint our naval strength should he made adequate foi the defense of our hnr- -bois, thepioteUtlfluofoui commercial Inter¬ ests and the maintenance ol our Nat honor, Is a proposition Ironi which no pat¬ riotic clli?cu can withhold his assent of It. Every person who was there on that night may rejolco and thank Providence that the balloon was so wet. Villi f shfit .tlonuL-j, QUE&I'IOJSJOFFELb. In Older lo prevent the occurrence of dl6- ciepancles between the statements ot transac¬ tions under the steamboat Inspection laws of the chic! ollleers ot ciLgloms and the In- spettoisof steam vessels, llic following ic* gulalions inc published lor the guldanceof chief ofllcers ol euslouis 1. Tin lies provide! for h) section 1,158, Revised MallllCh, as a compensation lot the iuspiclion til stuuu \cs--els, will be com puled, In ench ense, on tin basis ol the ic- glstt i toiiu igc ns cxprt 8-ul Hi the steiuuei's inniine douimculs on the (millculm day on whlih the )us|iiilioii wns toin{iltted niitl n luiilitiUe mndc anil suhstilhcd by tliclu- sptclois ol sit tin vessels J. In him the e. iilthale ol inspection rt mined it) tin custom house contains tiioucoii'. tonnage* the Inspntor-- sjitmld be uolitlcil o! the tact, so that the) ma) lie en¬ abled lo make the appiopiiate collections lu utntise will an oilitii ol customs make thaiigis in an inspcctluu cutllicnte. .1 Tin rigislci tonnage ol a ves-t 1 re feirttl to nbinc is the net toiuiige asiletu- ininitl uticit i the ;icl eiitilh d >' Vu act to pio- vldc loi tit ductlops from the gioss touting! ol vessels o! the Unlttd Stalls," appiovttl August "', lSb2 (publUheil In dtpnrtiiiint ilicular No llrs, st,i les ol 1SHJ,) in the case of utinmeis lulnieasuit d ilmlei (lit ait, andthc gioss tonnage as dett imined pri vlous to tin pais igc ol salJf act in i use o! sleaiui is not so at mcasiiiul I. In iipoillug tlie tonnage lu tin s!ntc» incut of tiaiisaclions iLudti the sttamboat Inspection laws, 1 tnin *JI0a, the gross tun uage tit all sit iimus wbost iiisptclltiu Ins have been tollceled shiijilcl be repoi toil in the column gioss tonnage, and the net ton¬ nage, as deleimilled by nclunl mcasiiieu en! iindci tlie aitol August », 18H'J, Bhoulil hi reported In the column net tonnage. The tonnage, of steamers not admeasured iindei the in w lliw shoiiUl bo repoi ted In the column gi^ss tonnage onl), since their net tonnage has not been nscei tallied. ft. In the nbstcaut ol moiie)S received un- tler the steamboat Inspection laws, ( at No. (Ill, the reglstei tonnage, as above ilellnetl, should be reportid 111 Ihe column tonnage 0. The gross and net tonnage leported In both the stiitemeutKaiid abstract must be the tonnage ns It existed nn the date ol the In¬ spect Ion, and nut that determined on a subse¬ quent tin to 7 In the iuse of sttunit rs txeinpt from uilminsiiiemenl by the rigulailoiis nnd not aillin-asiiit"tl, an cstlinateil tonnage must be li polled as a basis fin the i (imputation ol tlie fits, the llgiirt s given In lug put tiled bi Ihe abbreviation "Ksl.." to Indhale f'al the tunnagu Is an approximated tou'hagi, tlic \cssii not having In en admiasiijtd. j Ciias, .1. 1 oi,umi Sccrotaiy. THE CENTURY. PROGRAMME FOR 1883-84. The programme for the fourteenth year of this magazine, and the third under the new name, » if anything more ntcresting nnd popu nr than ever. With evel y lemon the Century shows if decided gain in. circulation. The new volume begins wub November, and, when possible, subscriptions isuld begin with that issue. The following are ime of the features of the coming year. 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Di Ulla for H( n linntii on Unking Bookkeeping, AllvcrtlrlnB, Hafo Itimln^Hi lluliw. otc. | r xi tittiuro Tahlos, IU ady llu koiitr Int» rtut Ooal and TunnaffD Talitiw, HUindanl and Mitrlo yytoiru of WilgliU and Mtawinw, HUrling Ta U « Knka for ( uinpnUntf Ironu,I'«rouDUMroe,cto.| iWltoMluUfurdroeora, < «nf»"< Honor*, tto j sou (U-ccljitii tor Uyinj Ultachini llattuni, liimrManufacturura, Ihilp Color*, ».to.i H» for Tropin nf.Tiinni.i'B, ruirlira, Ilw>t Bliw and Ilarni-w Maki ra j 10,000TradoSucnitaandSoliintlno VvAm. Thomiuiula uf duUiila fur hitrmonii Land,Grain luy.and CattU MiMuuru- ment* OoliUinta of Uranariw, Corn Crina, tl«.l J-.-iicIim. riougliliiK. ,1'lantlnur, tk<**> and Brooding Tablw. Food uid Hanaro \ aIum, ta rVrttluwra, Homo and Cuttlu IwmedUja, *IT klnda To II uak. 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' fin re iiovolKHiiinanyutUiimiUU/iuitallbiLiry llfto uim ti |um , uml oertalnl> no | i vlou* utti uipt hni \nai «o Kiipotwuful oa I hid onu "-JVlfl JOWAmflaf " A regular omtdt ipi d I'NiVKitaAl I «»■ *» l^o ki u ' -Jf/r and lit (r. .' llioAaaniT*NTlutlM>moi.[ioiiiilit imdvalnoblouraiiy »■ rk . f iwkinilm Ifbyenvi r au.n.,lC-Htn. Jf<ic/ifnf<f. 'CiiinlliiKoontuf priHluotlim, tlu AHamrAHT in Clio ehui|iuiiL wuik of Itiiliuu piildUli. I Konutalnall ia|wj*La. In a Timrvi II >u* rufiurU ry uf vulurflilo liifommtl ni, an 1 wurtb Ita hi b lit In koI 11 uoy Mii l mtu y trim r, or HihIiuhk Mun, 1 vol l&nn Mini by mill lo miy Ad tntw, In l«*i iuK\\.h*.luw,l<Jt$2ttiQi-Uil^tlivrjlil>nr] ityl*i,lutl«njti baUcaud uwrblud uilgu*, fvr S3*00* Addruaa ail uhJura lu Address H. N. KNEELAND, 150 Nassau Street, N. V. 7 929985