METEOROLOGY 429 



No. of i)aragrapb. 

 Signal Service — Coutimied. 



Will collect electrical observations 330 



Reduction of barometer to sea-level 419 



Simony, Prof. F. , glaciers of Austria 434 



Sliug psyclirometer 122,127,130,133 



Smith, Prof. CM., green sua in India 404 



Snowfall in Himalaya and drought in India 224 



Snow-line, index of climate 441 



Societies, meteorological : 



New England 4 



Value of 4 



Solar heat absorbed by clouds 203 



Solar-motors, Ericsson 176, 177 



Spamer, phajuological results 422 



Spanish meteorological service 28 



Spartsch, Prof . J. J. , thunder-storms of Greece ! 343 



Spectrum : 



Atmospheric 371-377 



Aqueous 372-374 



High and low temperatures 374 



Photography of 373 



Phosphorescent 375 



Ra i n - b and 376 , 37 7 



Sprung, Dr. A. : 



New dew-point apparatus 123 



Wind direction, explanation of daily periodicity 252 



Geometrical proof of Ferrel's laws 253 



Sprung Fuess, anemograph 134 



Standard meridian and time 14, 15, 16. 17 



Stanley, W. B., climate as affected by ecceatricity of earth's obit 439 



State weather services : 



Value of 2 



Ohio 3 



Stations : 



General distribution of 1 



International : 



Lady Franklin Bay 31 



Jan Mayeu 29 



Spitzbergen 32 



Sea of Kara 33 



Cumberland Gulf 34 



South Georgia 34 



Godthaab 35 



Cape Horn 36,165 



Fort Rao 37,39 



Bossekop 40 



Sagastyr 41 



Stations, mountain: 



Holienpeissenberg 46 



Wtiidelstcin 46 



Mont Cymone 48 



Ben Nevis 51 



Estrclla .... 54 



TheObir 55 



