124 ENTOMOLOGICAL NEWS. [Mar.. '16 



Family CALANDRIDAE. 



Cossonus bohemanni ? Horn. Rare. Taken from under bark on 



March 23. 

 Cossonus impressifrons Boh. Common. Under bark in July. 



Family SCOLYTIDAE. 



Xyleborus caelatus Eich. 1 specimen taken in Stafford, Conn., 

 by Dr. Britton on Aug. 24. 



Family ANTHRIBIDAE. 



Hormiscus saltator Lee. Very rare. 1 specimen July 13. 

 Cratoparis lunatus Fab. Found under bark of oak in the spring. 



In connection with the preceding list it is necessary at this 

 time to make several corrections to my first list published in 

 Entomological News for July, 1915. The following names 

 should be erased from the list as incorrectly determined : 



Carabidae : Ardislomis viridis Say, Pterostichus pennsylvanicus Lee., 

 Amara pallipcs Kirby, Platynus dec ens Say, Lebia collaris Dej., Chlae- 

 nius diffinis Chd. 



Gyrinidae : Dincutes horni. 



Staphylinidae : Qucd'ms fulgidus Fab., Dianous sp. 



Dermestidae : Dcrmestes marmoratus Say, Anthren-us thoracicus 

 Melsh. 



Elateridae : Elater hcpaticiis Say, Monocrepidiiis liridus DeG. 



Scarabaeidae : Tro.v uiiistriatus Beauv., Hoplia triz'ialis Harold, Ser- 

 tca intcrmi.rta Blatch., Lachnostcrna gibbosa Burm., Cremastochilus 

 harrisii Kirby. 



Cerambycidae : Ncoclytus capraca Say, Acanthodercs quadrigibbus 

 Say. 



Chrysomelidae : Donacia pusilla Say, Galcruca notata Fab. 



Tenebrionidae : Xylopintts aenescens Lee. 



Meloidae : Epicauta cinerea Forst. 



The following corrections in synonymy are also advisable : 

 Cicii'.dcla vulgaris Say. should be Cicindela tranqucbarica Herbst. 

 Coccinclla sanguined Linn, should be Cycloneda nwnda Say. according 



to Mr. Britton, of the Conn. Agricultural Fxp. Station at New Haven. 

 Copris Carolina Linn, should be Pinotus carolinus. 

 Leptura zebra Oliv. should be Leptura nit ens Forst. 

 Toxotus vittiger Rand, is now listed as To.rotus trivittatus. 

 Galcruca saglttariac Gyll. is now listed as G. nytnphaeae Linn. 

 Hoploccphala bicornis Oliv. is now Arrhenoplita bicornis Oliv. 



