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Afaron], E[ugene] M. The papilios of New 
Jersey. (Science advocate, July 1880, v. 1, no. 
3, p. [1], col. 2-4, 58 em.; Oct. 1880, v.1, no. 4, 
p- [1, 4|, 170 cm.) 
Popular account of the 5 species of papilio found in New 
Jersey ; their habits, varieties and transformations. 
B: P.M. (1841) 
Adolph, G. Ernst. Ueber Insectenfliigel. (Nova 
acta d. kais. Leop.-Carol.-deutsch. Akad. d. 
Naturforscher, 1879, bd. 41, pars 2, no. 3, p. 
215-291, pl. 27-32.) 
Separate, Halle, 1880. 
[or t.-p., p. 215-291], pl. 1-6 [or 27-32]. 
25,t 19.5 14. pam., M. 8. 
General discussion of the venation of the wings of in- 
sects. G: D, (1842) 
t.-p. cover, p. 1-79 
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Ants and their milch cattle. (Sci. amer., 22 
May 1880, v. 42, p. 827-328, 64 cm., 1 fig.) 
Popular account of how species of formica keep aphides 
for their sweet secretion. G: D, (1848) 
Apple tree borers. (Cultivator and country 
gent., 10 June 1880, v. 45, no. 1428, p. 376, col. 
2, 5.5 em.) 
Methods of destroying borers in apple trees ; by painting 
the stems with coal tar; by an application of soft soap or 
soft soap and tobacco; by use of a knife and barbed wire. 
J.D. P. (1844) 
Army worm (The). (Rural new yorker, 12 
June 1880, v. 39, p. 380, col. 2-3, 39 em., 3 fig.) 
Leucania unipuncta appears on Long Island, N. Y., in 
vast numbers, and is very destructive to crops. 
J.D. P. (1845) 
Army worm (The). No decrease in its devas- 
tation on Long Island. Farmers in despair 
compelled to cut down their green crops to 
save them from the insect. New Jersey in- 
vaded. (N. Y. herald, 11 June 1880,..., 188 
cm.) 
Reporter’s description of the progress of lewcania uni- 
puncta in New Jersey, and of the remedies tried. 
G: D. (1846) 
Army worm (The). The department of agri- 
culture investigates the insect’s habits. A 
voracious pest. Methods of destroying it and 
limiting the area of its ravages. (N. Y. herald, 
14 June 1880, ..., 72 cm.) 
Letter of J: H: Comstock, containing brief account of 
heliophila (leucania) unipuncta and mode of destroying its 
larvae ; letters from agriculturists. G: D. (1847) 
Army worm in Essex County (The). (Boston 
d. advert., 28 June 1880, no. 22414, y. 135, no. 
155, p. 4, col. 1°, 7 cm.) 
Ravages and movements of larvae of leucania unipuncta 
in Essex Co., Mass.; futile attempts to destroy the pests. 
B: P.M. (1848) 
B., C. Exterminating lice—2. (Cultivator 
and country gent., 10 June 1880, v. 45, no. 1428, 
p- 375, col. 2-3, 23 cm.) 
Cleanliness and air-slacked lime the best means of ex- 
terminating chicken lice. J.D. P. (1849) 
B.,S. [Bees eating animal matter.] 
sci., May 1880, s. 3, v. 2, p. 341.) 
Wasps and bees seen sipping blood from a fresh steak, 
probably only for moisture. G: D. (1850) 
(Journ. 
Bailey, W.W. Humble bees and the gerardia 
Jlava. (Amer. nat., Oct. 1879, v. 18, p. 649.) 
Bombus perforates the corolla of gerardia. G: D. (1851) 
Baliou, W: Hosea. The literature of Dr. A. 
S. Packard, jr. (Chicago [Ill.] field, 31 Jan. 
1880, v. 12, p. 396-398, 266 cm.) 
Enumerates 158 titles of papers wholly or in part by Al- 
pheus Spring Packard, j7., many of which are entomologi- 
cal; and some of the titles are accompanied by quotations 
and reviews. : (1852) 
Bethune, C: James Stewart. Entomology for 
beginners. The tomato worm, sphinx quinque- 
maculata, Haworth. (Can. entom., June 1880, 
y. 12, p. 101-104, fig.) 
Describes and figures various stages of s. guinquemacu- 
lata. : (1853) 
Billings, Elkanah. [Obituary notice, by J. F. 
Whiteaves, entitled] ‘Obituary notice of El- 
kanah Billings, F.G. 8.” (Can. nat., 1877, v. 
8, p. 251-261.) 
Mr. Billings was b. 5 May 1820, and d. 14 June 1876. 
[Psyone, Rec., no. 893.] B: P.M. (1854) 
Brauer, Friedrich. Eine unbewusste Entdeck- 
ung Fritz Miiller’s. (Zool. Anzeiger, 22 March 
1880, jahrg. 3, p. 134-135.) 
F. Miller has first discovered the early stages of one of 
the blepharoceridae, which he names curupira torrentium. 
Curupira, Miiller, is a synonym of genus paltostoma, Schi- 
ner, from Bogota. Relationship of the blepharoceridae as 
based upon their metamorphoses. G: D. (1855) 
