246 SUPPLEMENT. 
Eburia macrotenia (p. 20). (Tab. XVII. fig. 9.) 
We now give a figure of this species. 
Eburia championi (p. 20). (Tab. XVII. fig. 6.) 
Examples of this species, since taken at Totonicapam in Guatemala, are smaller than 
the specimen described, viz. 10 to 12 lines. The femora towards the apex and the 
tarsi are sometimes blackish brown. 
Eburia laticollis (p. 22). 
To the locality given, add :—Muzxico, Ventanas (Forrer). 
14. Eburia nigrovittata. 
Elongata, fuscescenti-fulva, grosse incumbenti-pubescens, thorace vittis (antice abbreviatis) tribus, callisque- 
sex (quatuor anterioribus transversim positis unoque lineari utrinque laterali) nigris nitidis, spina laterali 
nulla ibique callo nudo parvo; elytris apice truncatis angulo suturali solum spinifero, dorso utrinque vittis 
duabus nigris nitidis a basi usque fere ad apicem continuatis, maculisque eburneis utrinque duabus medianis. 
linearibus quarum interiori multo breviori, tota superficie ruguloso-punctata et sparsim granulata. 
Femora 4 posteriora in  breviter et equaliter bispinosa, in g spinis vix perspicuis; acetabula antica extus. 
clausa; tubera antennifera obtusissima nec elevata. 
Long. 1] lin. ¢ @. 
Hab. Mexico, Tres Marias Islands (forrer). 
This species has quite lost the appearance of an Eburia, owing to the denuded black 
lines of its upper surface and the coarseness of its laid pubescence. The black lines of 
the elytra are in the situation of the rudimentary nervures seen in several other species, 
and the two separated linear median ivory spots are situated upon them. ‘The callus. 
on the site of the thoracic spine is scarcely elevated in the female and wanting in the 
male. I obtained a male specimen of this species without locality at the sale of the 
collection of the late Aspinall Turner. 
EBURODACRYS (p. 22). 
Eburodacrys callixantha (p. 23). 
To the locality given, add :—-Mexico, Cerro de Plumas (Hodge). 
One example from the above-named locality has considerably longer twin ivory spots. 
in the middle of the elytra than in Chontales specimens, and the outer one is nearly 
one half longer than the inner. It tends to connect the species with E. asperula. 
Eburodacrys asperula (p. 23). 
In an example in the Sallé collection labelled “ Mexico,” the outer of the median twih 
lineoles advances in front a little beyond the inner; as in the type specimen it is more: 
than twice the length of the inner. I see no other difference. In both EF. callixantha. 
and E. asperula the elytra are setiferous-punctate to the apex. 
