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AntMcus coracinus Lec. A few specimens under decaying hay, in Oct.Eustrophys conis Lec. :Not rare with E. bicolor Say and E. tomentosus S.

GlTodes set;cans Lee. Two specimens by sweeping.E. A. Schwarz.

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL RECORD.Authors and Societies are requested to forward their works to the Edi-

tor at the earliest date possible. We ask our rcaders to inform us of thepublication especially of those works which arc not generally consulted byentomologists. 13. Pickman $lann.

Continuedfrom page 113.)

381. The Obeve of latue, vol. i, contains the fol-lowlng and Nos. 382 to 392.

a. Brief notes [of interest, but not demanding special reference] upondonations of insects to the Kansas State University n(1 upon the diligenceand success of students and collectors belonging to the University Nos.

1 2, 3 4. b. Abundance of Lygaeus leucopterus :No. 2. c. UniversityCabinet [extent o’ the entomological collection] No. 3. d. The Curculio

[habits of Conotrachelus nenuphar], No. 4.

38,0. ANDREW ATCttISO. The Frst :Naturalist. No. 1.Biographical sketch of Aristotle.

383. GEORGE F. GAUMnR. Insects and How to Collectthem. o. 1.

Directions for collecting insects.

384. G. F. GAUEa. C’ol]ecting n Southern Kansas.No. 1.Notes upon the habits of the tarantula, scorpion and centipede.* 385. AovM. How to Collect. No. 2.Habits of Coleoptera; how to collect and preserve them.

* 386. F.H. Sow. List of" Butterflies occurring at Law-rence, Kansas, with notes. No. 2.

List of 66 species; notes on their abundance and food-plants.387. F. [-I. M:oR,. Colepter in Lawrence Mills.

No. 3.Notes on habits of seven species found in flour-mills.

* 388. G.F. GAVEr. Nature’s Common Things. No. 3.Notice of a few insects occurring near Lawrence.* 389. W. H. EDWIUS. Butterflies. No. 4.Letter to Prof. Saor upon varieties anal the rerlng of butterflies.

* 390. A.. ATCSos. The Maple Worm. No. 4.Habits food-plants (Acer spp.) and parasites of Anisota rubicunda. [See

also vol. ii, No. 4.]

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91. Aov. The Colorado Potato Beetle. No. 4.tIabits, food-plants (Solarium spp.) nd p,ras[tes of Doryp]ora 10-

lineata.

" 392. G.F. Gvnt. Our Little Enemies. :No. 4.Description, habits and food (pelts and stuffs) of Tinea jt:vifrontella

and A ttagenus pellio.393. The Obm’v. lal;.,, vol. ii, conta.ins the following,

and Nos. 394 to 396.a. Brief notes similar to those recorded in lec., o. 381a, :Nos. 1 2, 3

4. b. Offer o prizes for the best collections of insects, No. 1. c. Catch-ing moths by baiting with a female, /qo. 1. d. Enemies to the l)otato Vine

[remarks on habits of various species] (by W. S. Herrick, Thos. Gaumer,J. D. Lambert, A. Atchison, G.. F. Gaumer, W. Osburn), :No. 2. e. Larvao Lachnosterno fusca infest,el with a fingus, N.o. 3. f. Abundance ofCaloptenus spretus just ht.c,hed; other notes on the$e locusts, :No. 3.

g. Scarcity of various i’nsect.s os. 3, 4. l. otes on Lygaeus leucopterusiits scarcity.

* 394. G. F. GaMnt. ttyponomeuta Wakarusa, NewSpecies. 7o. 1.

Description of larva,, pup:t und imago; habits; fod-plant (Euonymusatropurpureus).

* 395. J. D. La’’. Diptera. No. 1.General remarks on Diptera; espcciflly Cecidomyia, spp., Tabanidae,

Oestridae their habits.

* 396. G.F. Gvrna. Three Days among the Grass-hoppers. Yo. 4.

Habits and ravages of Caloptenus spretus; manner of moulting.* 397. T’he {3an. Exatcm. [see Rec., hYos. 85-104], vol.

vi, from p. 67, contains the following, and Nos. 398 to 445.[See lec., No. 85.] a. First Annual Report of the Council of the Mon-

treal Branch of the Entomological Society of Ontario [good advice], p.133-134. b. qotice of Riley’s Sixth Annual Report [etc., see Rec., )7o.

39], p. 140; of an rticle on the Colorado Beetle let al.] by :Newman "in a

recent number of his Eomologist’", p. 160 of Clover’s Manuscript:Notes [etc., see Rec., No. 71], p. 260. c. Presumed hibernation of larvmof Melitaea Pha’lon food plant of Phyciodes marcia (by W. I]:. E(lwrds)p. 159. d. Fears oi" the invasion of Europe by Doryphora lO-lineata,p. 160. e. Obituary notice of G. 1. Crotch, p. 160. f. Annual Meetingof the Entom. Soc. of Ontario [see Rec., No. 432], p. 199. g. Purchase ofInsects [establishment of the Philadelphiu Agency" to facilitate exchangesamong entomologists], p. 200. h. Insects and Flowers [Apis and Bombus

getting honey fi’om Wistaria flowers through hole drilled in the calyx by

The Agency no longer exists. B.P.M.

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the latter-] (by C. T.), p. 206. i. Finding of Dryocampa rubicunda inMontreal (by H. It. Lyman), p. 220..]. Petition for assistance (by Dr. A.S. Packard, Jr.), p. 220. ]c. Index, p. 261-264:.

* 398. GBL GEDDES. O11 some of our Common In-sects. 14. The Common Cockchafer--, .Lcwhwsterna quer-cina, Knoch. p. 67-69,fig. 8.

Habits; season; food-plants; description of imago and larva; figures.* 399. A. 1. C=rO:rE. On Mr. Couper’s Collections of

Lepidoptera made on/kntcosti IslancI in 1873. p. 69-72.Enumerates 31 species; treats especially of Alyflia La.ngtoni, Platarctia

19arthenos, Arctia virguncula, A,qrotis gilvitennis A. conjua, Eurois occulta.* 400. 1. V’. PoErc,s. On some of or Common Insects.

15.----The Coccinellide. p. 81-85 fig. 9-15.bits, appearance and usefulness, especlully of ten Canadian species.* 401. T.G. GENTY. Remarkable Variations in Colora-

tion Ornamentation, &c., of certain Crepuscular 8nd Noctur-nal Lepid,opterous Larve. p. 85-91.

Contrasted descriptions, food-plants an.d seasons of normal and variet,lforms of larvm, of Actias luna, Telea polypheraus, Eacles imperialis, Sphix5-maculata; variations due to changed nutrition; analogous phenomena insilk worms.

* 402. PaoF. S. H. PEIOD. Arcti8Arge, Drury. p. 98.Seasons, food-plant, habits and description of the larva.* 403. W. S,UDaS. On some of our Common Insects.

16.--The Gooseberry Sw-iy (,hrematus ventricosus, Klug.)p. 101-104 fig. 16-18.

Habits; seasons; descriptions and figures; enemies (g.).* 404. H. K. Moso. On two new species of Noctu-

ida [Hydroscia semiaperta ; Hadena conyermana], p. 105-106.* 405. F. WLKnn. Translation of the Synopsis of the

Genera of European Mycetophilide. p. 111-114.Complement to the article cited in Rec., No. 89; together 42 genera.* 406. G. M:. DODGE. Notes on Collecting Lepidoptera.

p. 1.14-115.Substances to be used as bait; cyanide as a killing material.* 407. A.R. GOT. New Cnadian Noctue. p. 115-118.Species collected; list of 25 European species certainly ibund in 57. A.

408. F. S. CAULFIELD. A Thirsty Spider. ). 119.Observation of a small black spider," drinking.

* 409. W.H. EDWARDS. lotes on the Larvm of Argyn-nis Cybele, Aphrodite and Diana. p. 121-125.

Experiences in raising these butterflies from the egg’; peculiarlties in theirhabits.

410. G. M:. DODGE. Catocala Whitneyi, 1. sp. p. 15-126.

Description; habitat; habits.

411. V.T. CHAERS. Micro-Lepidoptera [concl. fromRec., 1o. 88]. p. 128-130, p. 149-153, p. 166-170, p. 197-198, p. 217-220.

Describes Coleophora zelleri, C. argentialb, C. gigant, C. aeneus, C. fagi-costic, C. unicolor, C. ciliaeocitr C. rufolute, C. auropur.puri C. lineapulv,Aspidisca .]uglandi, A. salivi, A. diosl)yri Antispila ampelopsifoli, A. Itydran-gae, A. ampelopsis-- 16 n. spp. re-describes As.pidiscasplendorifer, A.Anthila cornifoli?, A. isab A. viticordoli n. sp.?; notes upon the habits,as i]r as known; characters distinguishing the American species of Antis-pil and several species of Aspidiscm

[The new species and genera referred to in Rec., :No. 88 are Argyrestitiaundulat, A. apicimacul, Dryope, D. Murtfeldt, Oenoe O. Itybrom, 1)erimedeP. errans, Ch[r-]ysopeleia, Cit. purpuri Aeaea, A. ostryae, Theisoa Th.bifasci, Philonome, Pit. Clemens.]

412. A. R. GRo]. On two species of Agrotis, alliedto A. triangulum, p. 131-[32.

Describes A. attentus, A. perattentus---2 n. spp.; "Hadena renigera" isa Mmestra.

413. F. B. CAV]rI]D. Notes on the Larva of Leuca-nia pseudrgyria, Guenee. p. 132-133.

Description of the larva; its hibernation.414. S.V. SUMS. lotes on the Species of Oodii of

Louisiana. p. 135-137.Biological notes on 9 species of Oodii, and on Crinus scropitulariae;

description of the latter.

415. J. L. LECOITE. Anticosti Coleoptera. Collectedon the Island in 1873, by Wm. Couper, Montreal. p. 137-138.

List of 49 species deternined, and 4: known s to genus.416. W. SAUDES. On some of our Common Insects.

17.The Currant Geometer or Measuring Worm_Ellopia(abraxis) ribearia, Fitch. p. 138-139, fig. 21-23.

Description of larva (fig.) and imago (fig.) habits means gainst it.

Every specific name ends in ella omitted in the Record to save space.

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