Chapter III: ELECTRICITY, ETC.--Electricity in Warfare.--By Lieutenant
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B.A. FISKE, U.S.N.--Electrical torpedoes.--Torpedo
detecter.--Military telegraphy and telephony.--Electricity
for firing great guns.--Arrangement of wires for lights.--The
search light.--Incandescent lamps for sight
signaling.--Electrical launches.--An "electric sight".
Meucci's Claims to the Telephone.--With description of his
instrument and 10 figures.
An Electric Centrifugal Machine for Laboratories.--By ALEX.
WATT.--From paper read before the British Association.--1
figure.
Transmission of Power by Electricity.--Experiments of M.
MARCEL DEPREZ.
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Scientific American Supplement, No. 520, December 19, 1885Chapter III: ELECTRICITY, ETC.--Electricity in Warfare.--By Lieutenant
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