808 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM. 



142. ATEI.OPLUS NOTATUS Scudder. 

 Atrlophis nohihis ><vvu]>KH, I'mc. Davcnp. Acad. Nat. ScL, \'III, IS!)!), ]>. <).S. 



One mature female and three nymphs at Hot Springs, Arizona July 

 18 to 2!^. The smallest nymphs were collected on the earlier date. The 

 mature specimen agrees with the type specimen in tiie collection of 

 the National Museum except that there is no doi'sul sti-i}ie pres(Mit. 



143. CEUTHOPHILUS DEVIUS Scudder. 1 



Ceuthophilus (Jprinx Scri)i)i.:K, Proi;. Ainer. Acad. Arts Sci., XXX, 1S94, pp. .'!0, 

 99-100. 



A mature* indi\i(lual was takiMi at Durano-o by Oslai". 



144. CEUTHOPHILUS VALGUS Scudder. 



Ceuthophih(i< rnhjios Sccddei;, I'roc. Amer. Acad. Arts Sci., XXX, 1S94, pp. 21, 

 74-75. 



Several specim(Mis of l)oth sc^xes in South Park, by Oslar. 



145. CEUTHOPHILUS VINCULATUS Scudder. 



CcnthnphUii^ riiiriildliis SvTDDEK, Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts Sci., XXX, 1S94, pp. 

 29, 91-92. 



Specimens of what I take to be the'youno- of this species were taken 

 at the head of Chimne}" Gulch, above (Tolden, May l'P>. They were 

 found in an old decaying' stump. 



146. UDEOPSYLLA ROBUSTA Haldeman. 



J'halfnxjo/hfls rahiisld TIaldemax, T'nic. Amer. Ahhoc. Adv. Sci., 1 1, 1850, p. o46. 

 One female l»y K. J. Oslar. niarkcMJ "Colorado." 



Family (IRYLLID.F:. 

 147. MYRMECOPHILA NEBRASCENSIS Scudder. 



Mi)r7nrrophil(t iiehrdscnixis HcviMmu, I'syciie, VIII, 1S99, pp. 425, 427-42.S. 



Several specimens of this species were taken at Williams, Arizona, 

 on May 20 and June 8. 



148. CYCLOPTILUS SQUAMOSUS Scudder. 

 C'ydoptihis )t(jnrniiOfiiis Scitddkk, Proc. Post. Soc. Nat. llist., XII, ISliS, p. 142. 

 One feinal(» specimen on cotton at Victoria. Texas in late June. 



149. NEMOBIUS FASCIATUS De Geer. 



Gryllvs fascial an Dk Geer, Mem., Ill, 177H, p. 522, pi. xlhi, fig. 5. , 



The macropterous foi-m of this species occurred in large numbers at 

 light in Victoria, Texas during the latter part of June, many hun- 

 dreds l)eing easily gathered in one (>vening from the various lights 



