the old storm king 1 I in 1843 prof espy was given f position in the war De 1 where he could pursue his invest ai v gallons lations in current t and disturbances and receive I 1 r ports from distant points of obet 6 he instituted a service 0 daily weather reports out of our present signal bervice service has grown and on the basis of ahli W enterprise as mrs morehead in her book prof henry once s re marked to her that there was tt question in his mind that prof Es should be regarded as the fathers father 0 the present signal service of the 1 united states his hief theory of storbo having led the way to its establish ment and present success pt henry added that the charts DO now W used in the service were with some modifications with ahw abo that the old storm kingg king constructed for use in the Me meteorological teurO bureau of the war depart cepi I 1 li ment when he was at its head A similar acknowledgment was to mrs morehead by general MYO my prof espy was for several regent of the smithsonian In Ins stil titu tion and was brought J into close ro lations and friendship with af pf henry on the occasion of 0 death prof bache pronounced wa bw eulogy in the board of and the regents passed the custom ary resolution in honor of his MOM ory one of these resolutions dew w bribes him as one of the most moat ful and zealous of the ests operating cooperating co with the tion whose labors in both the th ia crease and diffusion of knowl know knowledg led dae of meteorology have merited v highest honors of science at 1100 4 and have added to the reputations reputation our count country a abroad br 0 science monthly 4