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One female taken at Miller's Canyon, Huachuca Mountains, 

 Arizona, in July, 1907. 



It is with pleasure that I name this species for Mr. H. A. 

 Wenzel, who, in company with Mr. H. A. Kaeber, collected 

 many interesting Lepidoptera during their sojourn in the Hua- 

 chucas, and which I was fortunate enough to obtain from 

 them. 



The species is closest to A. humcrosana Clemens. 



Anaphora busckella n. sp. (Plate XII, fig. 11). 



Alar expanse 33 mm. Primaries dark brown, with a violaceous tinge, 

 a broad white stripe, also violaceous, at interior margin, speckled with 

 dark brown irrorate spots. There are several blackish spots above the 

 light stripe, the centre one of which partly covers the light stripe. 

 Secondaries and cilia dark smoky brown. 



Under sides of wings uniformly dark smoky brown, without any or- 

 namentation. 



One female taken at Jamesburg, New Jersey, July 4th. 

 I am pleased to dedicate this distinct species to Mr. A. Busck, 

 who kindly determined the" genus for me, and in many other 

 determinations gave me valuable assistance. 

 The types of all the species here described are in the author's 



collection. 



EXPLANATION OF PLATE XII. 



1. Epimccls carbotutria n. sp. 7. Galasa futousana n. sp. 



2. Pvrausta jainaicalis n. sp. 8. Crambus carolinclhts n. sp. 



3. Pynutsta hnachiicalis n. sp. 9. Cratnbus lyonselliis n. sp. 



4. 1 1 y in cnia kacbcralis n. sp. 10. Amorbia u'cnzelana n. sp. 



5. Diathransta dacekcalis n. sp. u. Anaphora brsckella n. sp. 



6. Diathrausta montana n. sp. 12. Haemotopsis urataria Fab., var. 



annettaria Haimbach. 



A New Genus of Chalcidine Hymenoptera. 



Doctor Luigi Masi, in his "Contribuzioni alia conoscenza dci Calcididi 

 Ttaliani" (Boll. Lab. di Zool. generale e agraria della R. Scuola Su- 

 periore d'Agricoltura in Portici, 1908, III, pp. 106-108, figs. 11 to 13) 

 describes Chalets nwdcstus Masi, giving figures which show that the 

 hind femur bears one large tooth beneath, somewhat beyond the proxi- 

 mal half, followed by many minute, eomblike teeth as in Sfontatoecras 

 Kir1>y. Thus, the dentation is totally different from that occurring in 

 Chains and I therefore erect the'new genus Hypochalcis for the 

 species Chalets modcstus Masi in the trilu- Chalcidini. The genus is 

 similar to Chalets in other respects, the scutellum unarmed at apex, the 

 antennae 13-jointed. A. A. GIRAULT, Washington, IX C. 



